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Boles John, blacksmith.
Dunham W W, carpenter.
Nixon A, blacksmith.
Ritter D W, R R agt.
Shake James, wagonmaker.
Watson McDonald, General Store and Ex Agt.
White J F, Saw Mill and Carpenter.
SANDBORN. Population, 250. A village in Vigo township, Knox county, on the I. & V. R'y, contains 2 churches and private school. Vincennes, 26 miles south- west, is the county seat and banking town. Adams Ex. and W. U. Tel. Thomas E. Jones, postmaster.
Aikman W H, undertaker.
Bailey & Hill, general store. Buss C, carpenter.
Crane C E, lawyer and hotel.
Davis W, blacksmith.
Dunnivant William T, black and gunsmith.
Hale W P, grain and live stock.
Halstead George, clothing.
Hill & Hill, Flour and Saw Mill.
Hungate E W, drugs.
Jones Thomas E, Justice.
Kitchen Charles, hotel and livery.
Kitchen P E, R R and ex agt.
Lundy & McGinnis, billiard saloon.
McGinnis Samuel, general store. Miller Abraham, undertaker.
Ross W, grocer.
Ryan James, saloon.
Wheeler Thomas, physician. Wimer Eli, shoemaker.
SANDFORD. A village 80 miles southwest of Indianapolis, in Fayette town- ship, Vigo county, on the I. & St. L. R. R., is a place of 250 inhabitants, 9 miles north- west of Terre Haute court house and near-
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est banking town. Ships corn and wheat. Ex., Am. James B. Shickel, postmaster. Belt Richard, physician. Bright J A, physician. Cooper Frederick, shoemaker.
Dewer Donald, blacksmith.
Fuqua William W, blacksmith.
Kibler Frank, Flour Mill. Ricketts S A, general store. Shickel & Johnson, Druggists. Stilwell D D, R R and Ex Agt. Swap J H, physician.
SANDUSKY. Situated on the line of the V., G. & R. R. R., in Clinton town- ship, Decatur county, 6 miles north of Greensburgh, the county seat and place for banking. This place was recently settled and postoffice established in April, 1882. F. A. Higgins, postmaster.
Crume A P, blacksmith. Fish L C, carpenter.
Harrell I H, boot and shoemaker.
Harrell P M, wagonmaker. Higgins F A, R R Agt. Meek J C, live stock. Short HC, saw mill. Williams D C, live stock.
SAN JACINTO. A village of 50 inhabitants, in Bigger township, Jennings county, 7 miles east of Vernon, the seat of justice and most available shipping point. North Vernon is the banking town. Hogs, cattle and produce are shipped. Popula- tion, 50. J. F. Stanley, postmaster. Goldsborough Charles, blacksmith. Hayden John, justice.
Hughes W L, justice. Johnson N Rev, (Baptist).
Kendrick N, physician.
Morris W D, grain and justice.
Spencer J A, physician. Stanley JF, General Store. Stanley L, flour mill.
Wildman B F, township trustee.
SAN PIERRE. A village of 400 inhabitants on line of the L., N. A. & C. R'y, situated in Railroad township, Starke county, 20 miles southwest of Knox, the county seat. The nearest bank is at Win- amac. Ex., Am. Tel., W. U. L. C. Kil- gore, postmaster.
Arndt, William, wagonmaker.
Barnes J W, grocer.
Biggs E T, agricultural implements. Dailey Patrick, hotel and grocer. Daly Owen, R Ragt. Dunn Isaac C, pressed hay.
Finn J & Co, general store. Glazebrook B, general store. Glazebrook L D, druggist.
Hoffacker D, carpenter.
Kilgore L C, General Storc. Lambert Z Rev, (Methodist). Luken A, boot and shoemaker. McLaughlin J, general store. Prim Christian, blacksmith. Smidth Peter, wagonmaker.
Way A S, agricultural implements. Welsh Edward D, grocer and hotel.
SANTA CLAUS. Situated in Clay township, Spencer county, has a population of 100, on L., E. & St. L. R'y, 22 miles northeast of Rockport, the county seat, and 12 miles north of Troy, on the Ohio river. Tell City and Rockport are both bank loca- tions. Stage line to Grandview. Adams Ex. William Niehaus, postmaster.
Egbert E & Co, general store.
Freiberger Matthew, hotel and saloon.
Grotthaus Herman, cooper.
Hancock A R, physician.
Hillemeyer Henry, wagonmaker.
Niehaus William, Postmaster.
Poellein John, blacksmith.
Smith S E, R R and ex agt. Strenger John, shoemaker.
Weiss L F, general store.
Wittenbach Christian Rev, (Evangelical). Zwickel Philip & Son, flour mill.
SANTA FE. Population, 200. A village in Butler township, Miami county, 9 miles southeast of Peru court house and nearest bank. North Grove, on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, 3 miles south is the shipping station. U. S. Ex. T. R. Jones, post- master.
Bumfield William, blacksmith.
Harber D C, justice.
Hendricks Jasper, plasterer.
Jones T R, General Store.
Rees J N, general store.
Stout, Rease & Co, saw mill.
Thorn & Thorn, flour mill.
Wiltman William, shoemaker.
SANTA FE. Owen county. (See Cuba.)
SARATOGA. Called also Warren, is a station on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Ward township, Randolph county, 8 miles northeast of Winchester court house. Popu- lation, 200. Union City is the location of the nearest bank. Grain, lumber and live stock are exported. Ex., Adams and U. S. C. Bousman, postmaster.
Bousman C, General Store, R R and Ex Agt, Hotel and Livery. Bousman C Mrs, milliner. Davis & Diehl, blacksmiths. Evans G S, physician.
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Girten L P, shoemaker. Lucas J R, justice. Pogue Jefferson, undertaker. Pogue & Brouse, carpenters. St John J B, saw mill. Warren J, general store.
SARDINIA. Eighteen miles south- west of Greensburgh, the county seat and banking place, in Jackson township Deca- tur county, is a place of 200 inhabitants, 23 miles from Sardinia crossing, on V., G. & R. R. R., the shipping station. Ex., Am. E. L. Ferran, postmaster.
Agnew Joseph, carriage manufacturer.
Agnew William, carriage and wagon man- ufacturer.
Denniston William, meat market. Feodler J A, hotel. Ferran E L, Postmaster.
Gondie George, stoves and tinware.
Harper J S, General Store.
Meredith L, drain tile manufacturer.
Moore C F, harness.
Moore C F & Co, flour mill.
Moore Seal & Bro, saw mill.
Moore & Bro, furniture and undertakers. Morton J J, blacksmith.
Reiley W F, physician.
Roberts W A, carriage manufacturer.
Ruby & White, physicians. Williams M H, physician.
SATURN. Is a village of 229 inhab- itants, in Jefferson township, Whitley county, on Roanoke creek, 12 miles south- east of Columbia City, the county seat and place for banking. Aboite station, on W., St. L. & P. R'y, 5 miles southeast, is the shipping point. Grain, live stock and lum- ber are exported. James Broxon, postmas- Adams George, live stock. ter.
Ake D W, wagon manufacturer.
Bayless J T, saw mill. Bowman Jacob, general store.
Bridge Henry Rev, (Methodist).
Broxon James, Drugs. Broxon J T, carriage manufacturer. Druly J W, physician. Gillespie W M, live stock. Jeffries George, live stock. Reed A D, physician.
Swisher William, veterinary surgeon.
SCALESVILLE. A country post- office located in Lane township, Warrick county, 12 miles from Boonville, the seat of justice, banking and shipping point. Population, 59. William Scales, postmas- ter. Hamilton R C, blacksmith. Hanly Bros, general store.
Hall F M, saloon. Irvin Frank, saloon. Scales & Williams, Feed Mill. Smith & Wilson, general store.
SCHERERVILLE. In St. Johns township, Lake county, on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, 7 miles northwest of Crown Point, the bank location and county seat. Grain and hay are shipped. Stage tri-weekly to St. Johns. Ex., Adams. Population, 100. Michael Grimmer, postmaster.
Austgen John, saloon.
Austgen J Jacob, general store.
Berg William Rev, (Catholic).
Etna Powder Company, powder mill.
Grimmer & Reder, General Store. Hart A N, pressed hay. Kaupal Anton, apiarian.
Matzen A C, saloon.
Schaffer Nick, shoemaker.
Schubert Adam, saloon.
Schulte Bernhart, pressed hay.
Schulthe Henry, live stock.
Searight John, R R and ex agt.
Thiel John, blacksmith.
Treinen Jolin, pressed hay.
SCHNELLVILLE. A settlement of Germans, comprising 40 persons, situated in Jefferson township, Dubois county, 12 miles southeast of Jasper, the county seat, and same distance from Huntingburg, both of which are shipping points. Evansville is the location of the nearest bank. J. F. Faulkner, postmaster. Brosmer Joseph, shoemaker. Buchart Joseph E, general store. Faulkner J F, Physician. Merkley Joseph, carpenter. Schnell Henry, hotel and miller. Seiler W, wagonmaker. Streigel J C, blacksmith.
Wirsing David, blacksmith.
SCHOONER. Called Schooner Val- ley, in Washington township, Brown county, 42 miles from Nashville court house and 15 from Morgantown on the F., F. & M. R. R., the shipping depot. Population, 30. Staves and spokes are exported. William H. Durnal, postmaster. Bennington John C, grocer. Bradley G G & Sons, wagonmakers. Durnal William H Rev, (Chris- tian). Durnall & Sons, blacksmiths. Folowell S'R Rev, (Baptist). Mossup Stephen, physician. White G W, saw mill.
SCHOONER POINT. On the Ohio river, Ohio township, Crawford county,
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6 miles southwest of Leavenworth, the county seat. Population, 20. New Albany 60 miles distant is the nearest bank loca- tion. Samuel B. Cercelius, postmaster. Cercelius S B & W, General Store. Hamilton Alex, general store.
Jenkins David, distiller.
Jenkins George, blacksmith and carpenter.
SCIPIO. Located on the M. Div. J., M. & I. R. R. in Geneva township, Jen- nings county, 9 miles north of Vernon, the county seat. Population, 210. The bank- ing place is at North Vernon. Adams Ex. G. F. Amick, postmaster.
Akins Albert, general store.
Amick G F, General Store.
Bain John J, wagonmaker and lime burner. Brown William H, saw mill. Butler C D, general store.
Butler M G, R R and Ex Agt.
Clapp K F, live stock.
Cleaver N'V, flour mill.
Covert Elija N, carpenter.
Fields N B, blacksmith.
Houser Solen, flour mill.
Jayne J S, shoemaker.
Keeper A C, blacksmith and justice.
Keeper Smith, wagonmaker.
McConnell D H, general store.
Misser Rev, (Catholic).
Reynolds G E, physician.
Reynolds S H, physician.
Ritcherson John, shoemaker.
Roe Uriah, blacksmith.
Thompson W H, painter.
Thorp Robert, harnessmaker.
Updyke W A, justice.
Walker Rev, (Presbyterian).
Wilkerson T, general store.
SCIRCLEVILLE. A village on the L., E. & W. R'y, in Johnson township, Clinton county, 12 miles due east of Frank- fort, the county seat and. banking town ; has a population of 125. Wheat, corn and hogs are shipped. U. S. Ex. Harry Isen- berger, postmaster.
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Allen D T & Bro, grain.
Armstrong Samuel, lumber and stave dealer.
Burget E M, justice.
Byan A, saloon. Cooper W T, physician.
Dawson M, wagonmaker.
Drake J W, hotel.
Fisher & Burke, stave manufacturers.
Galbreath John, harnessmaker.
Groves Abel W, live stock and livery. Heaton Theo, drugs.
Hillis B F, live stock.
Howard C, furniture.
Isenberger Harry, Grocer and Confectioner.
Kemp John, meat market.
McMath James, blacksmith. Merritt John, lawyer.
Merritt Samuel, grocer. Moore James, broom manufacturer.
Richards Lewis, carpenter.
Richey James M, general store.
Richey Theodore, general store.
Richey & Haden, tile manufacturers.
Smith G W, physician.
Woods William, live stock.
SCOTLAND. A village of 150 in- habitants, located in Taylor township, Green county, 10 miles southeast of Bloom- field court house and location of the most convenient bank. Mineral City, 6 miles north on the B., S., O. & B. R. R., is the shipping depot. A. B. Crooke, postmaster. Bellmyer Philip, tinner.
Bennett W C, Nursery.
Blackmore Bros, general store.
Burke William H, physician.
Catron & Laughlin, general store.
Crooke A B, Undertaker and Cabinet Manufacturer. Dickey A J, flour mill.
Doney J A, pumps. Eaton John W F, shoemaker.
Garrett John W, cooper.
Geddes Daniel, live stock.
Haig John, physician.
Haig John & Co, general store.
Haig Mary, hotel.
Hanna James H, lawyer.
Hannon John W, physician.
Hornbaker John, shoemaker.
Ingles James Rev, (Presbyterian).
Isenogle Stephen, wagonmaker.
King Paris, general store. Langton J J, broom manufacturer.
Manley I J, harness and hardware.
Morrison John, druggist.
Mortland John, saw mill.
Nicholson Isaac, blacksmith.
Stone R M & Son, Flour Mill. Taylor W B, earthenware. Woods William, drugs.
SCOTT. Population, 150. Called also Van Buren, in Van Buren township, La- grange county, 14 miles northwest of La- grange, the county seat. Lima, Ind., is the banking town .. Tri-weekly stage to White Pigeon, Mich. F. Galloway, postmaster. Dalton John, live stock.
Erb Jacob, saloon.
Galloway Franklin, General Store. Grubb William B, drugs and hotel.
Hagerty James, justice. Hagerty J E, carriage painter.
Hixson John & Co, flour. and saw mill.
Mendenhall Bros, sorghum manufacturers.
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Mendenhall & Shrock, furniture manufac- turers. Phillips J W, shoemaker. Platz George, clothing. Toms A, physician. Van Epps C H, cooper. Walters George, shoemaker. Weiss Casper, blacksmith and wagonmaker.
SCOTTSBURGH. The seat of justice for Scott county, is a village contain- ing 500 inhabitants, located on the J., M. & I. R. R., 80 miles south of Indianapolis and 30 north of Louisville. This is compara- tively a new place. It was established in 1874 and the court house was built in 1877- 78, it is steadily growing and now contains a Methodist church, 1 graded school and 2 hotels. The press is represented by 1 excellent weekly newspaper, the Scott County Democrat. Am. Ex. W. U. Tel. Daily mails. Cornelius C. Wills, postmaster. Andis Thomas C, carpenter.
Bailey & Hazard, Millinery. Baldwin James L, baker. Bartell Orin C, general store. Berkshire John G, judge Scott C C. Brodt Henry W, restaurant.
Craig Benjamin F, meat market. Garriott F M & Son, general store. Gladden Alexander L, general store. Harrod Columbus B, justice of the peace. Houghland Isaac, agt Am Ex Company. Hubbard House, Melvin Hubbard, Propr.
Johnson & Meloy, flour mill.
Kenner & Stanfield, druggists.
Kenton Thomas S, shoemaker. McMullin & Smith, saloon. Mathes Zachariah C, stoves and tinware. Mitchell Eliza J Mrs, milliner.
Nickles John M, physician.
Nye Thomas, livery. Peeler Mac, livery.
Robertson M H & J G, general store.
Sapinsky & Steinburg, stave and barrel manufacturers.
Scott County Democrat, (Week- ly), John H J Sierp, Propr.
Sierp John H J, Propr Scott County Democrat, Lawyer and Notary Public. Smith Milton W, physician. Smith Warren A, saloon. Spurgeon M B, saw mill. Storm Jacob, Hotel. Stout John M, harnessmaker. Thoma James, watches and clocks. Trulock William, lawyer. Walker William T, lawyer. Watson John M, physician. Wills Cornelius C, druggist. Wyman David W, blacksmith.
SCOTTSVILLE. Contains 50 in- habitants and is located in Lafayette town- ship, Floyd county, 11 miles northwest of New Albany, the county seat, banking town and location of nearest bank. Groft Michael, cooper.
Kiefer Nicholas, General Store. Minchler George, general store. Rufing & Groft, saw mill. Scott W G, blacksmith.
SCOTTVILLE STATION. Lawrence county. (See River Vale.)
SEAFIELD. Situated in Princeton township, White county, on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, 12 miles west of Monticello, the county seat and place for banking transac- tions. Population, 200. Ex., U. S. and Adams. J. G. Kerlin, postmaster.
Kerlin John G, General Store, Grain, R R and Ex Agt. Rader J T, plasterer and paper hanger.
SEBA. A country postoffice in Wash- ington county, 8 miles from Salem, the county seat, shipping and banking place. Nathan Morris, postmaster.
Morris Nathan, Undertaker, Cabi- netmaker, Grocer and Furniture. Morris Nathan & Son, saw mill.
SEDALIA. On L. Div. T. H. & I. R'y, in Owen township, Clinton county, 10 miles north of Frankfort, the county seat and location of the most convenient bank. Population, 300. Grain, live stock and lumber are exported. Stage to Russiaville and Pyrmont. Am. Ex. E. Campbell, post- master.
Campbell E, General Store. Campbell James A, saw mill. Crecraft John A, R R and ex agt. Ferrier D F, lumber.
Franklin N, hotel and justice.
Haggard J A, physician. Kemple George, carpenter. McCune Jackson B, live stock.
McPherson James, livery. Masters John Q, tile manufacturer.
Plott M L, flour mill.
Pritsch Carl, saloon. Ridenour Frederick, tile manufacturer. Shields Hugh, general store and grain. Sigler J N, physician.
Walker William, blacksmith.
SEDAN. A postoffice and station on the L. S. & M. S. R'y, formerly called Law- rence. Population, 150. Located in De- Kalb county, 6 miles northwest of Auburn court house and nearest bank. W. H. Crane, postmaster.
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Crane W H, R R agt.
Gouser George, grocer. Kelso Rev, (Lutheran). Kense William, wagonmaker. McIntyre W, justice.
Staedy F, blacksmith.
Schroder Charles, carpenter.
SEELEYVILLE. In Lost Creek township, on St. L., V., T. H. & I. R. R., Vigo county, 8 miles east of Terre Haute, the bank location and county seat. Popu- lation, 100. W. U. Tel. Mrs. Anna M. Dickerson, postmaster.
Chamberlain Moody, saw mill.
Dickerson Anna M Mrs, Post- master.
Dickerson H C, saw and feed mill.
Dickerson & Dubre, general store. Laughner & Erlich, coal mine. McLaughlin James, physician. McPherson Donald, coal mine. Modisett Aurelius, general store.
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Morris Allen, coal mine.
Wakefield Orlando, R R agt.
SELLERSBURGH. A thriving village of 300 inhabitants, located in Silver Creek township, Clark county, on the J., M. & I. R'y. Jeffersonville, the seat of justice and banking town, is 9 miles south. Cement is the principal article of export. Adams Ex. William C. Sehlbrede, post- master.
Anderson John, shoemaker. Cluchne A B Rev, (Methodist). Covert & Haross, physicians. Dold Edward, justice and R R and ex agt. Eismann John, General Store and Saloon.
Grosbach H, shoemaker. Hanger C H, saloon. Harbison John, barber. Harrod W H, general store. Littell A M Rev, (Christian).
Little .A N, justice. Mabrey J H, blacksmith.
Salle W E, physician.
Scheller john, Township Trustee. Sellbrede William C, Grocer. Sellers Al, general store. Sellers H T, general store. Williams & Co, flour mill. Woll M, wagonmaker.
SELMA. Situated in Liberty town- ship, Delaware county, on the C., C., C. & I. R'y, 60 miles northeast of Indianapolis, and 6 due east of Muncie, the county seat, and location of the nearest bank. Popu- lation, 300. Grain, seeds and lumber are shipped. U. S. Ex. W. U. Tel. J. L. Sim- mons, postmaster.
Black L R, drugs.
Black N E, carriages, harness and livery. Boots E P, pumps.
Bortsfield J W, tile manufacturer.
Bortsfield William, carpenter.
Dickover S, Carpenter. Dunkler S S, meat market.
Friar John W, justice of the peace.
Goings J W, general store.
Goings Susanah, hotel.
Goings William, grain and live stock.
Good A H, physician.
Harrington T E, grocer.
Hervet & Clark, general store.
Hoover A E Mrs, dressmaker.
Hoover John H, undertaker.
Meeks Josiah, live stock.
Miller William, Flour Mill. Orr J N, general store. Patrick N, grocer.
Patty E L, shoemaker.
Ribble David M, hardware and justice. Rosebloom L C, shoemaker.
Shroyer S J, justice.
Simmons Kate Mrs, millinery, notions and dressmaking.
Simmons J L, Agt C, C, C & I R'y and U S Ex Company, and Dealer in Grain, Seeds, Live Stock, and Agricul- tural Implements.
Stiers John, blacksmith.
SELVIN. Formerly known as Polk Patch, is a town in Pigeon township, War- rick county, 15 miles southeast of Boon- ville, the seat of justice and place for bank- ing. Population, 350. Tobacco is the chief shipment. Tri-weekly stage to Boon- ville ; fare, $1. E. M. Naney, postmaster. Armstrong Martha, hotel.
Black J A, barber.
Clinton John, saloon. Cutler C H, cooper. Griffeth F A, general store.
Julian B F Rev, (Methodist). Katterjohn H & B A, millers. McLaughlin Cass, drugs.
Mc Vey W H, physician.
Naney E M, General Store. Reesor John, wagonmaker. Smith W F Rev, (Methodist).
Spencer R B Rev, (Methodist). Taylor H C & Co, blacksmiths. Taylor James, justice. Thry J N, cooper.
Tilman J'N, blacksmith.
Vandever J W, hotel.
Whitinghill W S, Lawyer.
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SEVASTOPOL. Population, 135 A village situated in Franklin township Kosciusko counly, 14 miles southwest o Warsaw, the county seat and location O
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the most convenient bank. Claypool, 7 miles east on the C., W. & M. R'y, is the shipping station. Stage 3 times per week to Warsaw ; fare, 40 cents. J. H. Vande- mark, postmaster.
Bisle David, meat market. Blue P A, live stock.
Bybee Allen, live stock.
Cox, Hall & Son, saw mill.
Dormire R G, shoemaker.
Dunlap John, carpenter.
Dunlap L W, hardware.
Dunlap William, Notary Public.
Eiler William H, justice.
Ernsperger H B. physician.
Hire Milton, live stock.
Kern George, blacksmith.
Lambert R J, blacksmith.
Leiter P, wagonmaker.
McFarse & Co, general store.
McKee Court, drugs.
Mollenhaus John H & Bro, flour mill.
Mott George, carpenter.
Pasehull T M, wagonmaker.
Persenatt F B, carpenter.
Riner H C & Co, grocers.
Towl A M, physician.
Tucker Albert, live stock.
Tucker H, live stock.
Vandemark J H, Hotel.
SEYMOUR. This flourishing incor- porated city of 4,500 inhabitants is pleas- antly located at crossing of J., M. & I. and O. M. R. R's, in Jackson township and county, 11 miles east of Brownstown, the county seat, 87 west of Cincinnati, 59 south of Indianapolis, 51 north of Louisville, and 104 east of Vincennes. The location of the O. & M. railway shops at this point adds very much to its population and commerce. In addition to these extensive works it con- tains 2 planing mills, a spoke and grain cradle factory, 2 flour mills, woolen mill, barrel hoop factory, furniture factory, and 1 carriage factory. The city has good busi- ness blocks, comfortable residences, is lighted by gas, and contains several churches of different religious denominations, good public schools, 1 opera house, 1 bank, and several hotels. The press is represented by 1 daily-The Local Lever-and 4 week- ly newspapers-Democrat, Republican, Item and The Times. Seymour is in an excel- lent financial condition, has a good muni- cipal government, and, with her unexcelled rail facilities, is an important point for the location of any class of manufacturing industry. W. U. Tel. Am. and O. & M. Ex. Leroy M .. Mains, postmaster. Abernathy James R, lawyer.
Ahlbrand Martin, carriagemaker. Alerding Herman, tailor.
Alwes Henry, clothing.
America Peter M, Meat Market,
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Andrews J H & Co, druggists.
Anthony B Oliver, barber.
Arnold Rachel A, grocer,
Arnold R A & Co, grocers.
Attkinson William H, gents' furnishing goods.
Baldwin George, saloon.
Balsley Joseph, architect.
Bartrup Jesse, tailor.
Baruch Minnie, restaurant.
Becker Jacob, saloon.
Bennette Anna, millinery.
Berdon Adolph, shoemaker.
Biggs Samuel, Livery, Carter bet Tipton and Bruce.
Blish J H & Co, flour and feed.
Boland Daniel, merchant tailor.
Bolles Lyman L, grocer.
Bollinger Albert, boots and shoes.
Brand Daniel E, grocer.
Brown Jason B, lawyer.
Brown John M, grocer.
Brown & Lagrange, grocers.
Bulger John E, hotel.
Burkhardt George, restaurant.
Burkhart Michael jr, carriage and wagon maker.
Burkly William H, clothing.
Caress Eli B, lawyer.
Carpenter Lucius D, hardware.
Carter Benjamin F, insurance.
Carter Peter L, general store.
Carter, Travis & Co, Planing Mill, cor 4th and Ewing.
Carter W A & Co, hoop manufacturers.
Charles Albert P, lawyer.
Charlton Samuel H, physician.
Cole C B, Div Supt O & M R'y ; Office at Depot.
Collarn John, meat market.
Collarn Michael, grocer.
Cordes Charles & Bro, hardware.
Cox & Cunningham, publishers Republican. Culbertson Joseph R, Restau- rant, Indianapolis ave, bet 2d and St Louis.
Culver James M, grocer.
Dannettell George W, Lawyer, Chestnut.
Daumrick Martin, brewer.
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