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Demmer John, cooper.
Devore Elhanon C, lawyer.
Douglass A B, coal and grain.
Dryden Thomas, dry goods.
Duley W R & Co, marble works.
Durland Nelson C, grocer.
Eisenman Joseph, dry goods.
Entner Tobias, Furniture Dealer, Manufacturer and Repairer, 182 Tipton. (See adv.)
O. S. GILLETTE, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, - - IND. ( Fenders and Raves.
MANUFACTURER OF WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL.
SLEIGH AND BOB RUNNERS, See adv., page 6.
Blank Book Makers {
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Printers, Binders and Blank Book Makers, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts .. Indianapolis.
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Everhart Reuben F, shoemaker. Faulkconer House, J K Faulkconer, propr. Fettig Joseph, harnessmaker. First National Bank; capital, $100,000; James L Gardiner, prest ; G H Murphy, cashr.
Ford Benjamin E, dentist.
Fox Michael, shoemaker.
Frey Christian C, agt O & M R'y.,
Galbraith Thomas F, physician.
Gardiner W I & Co, hardware.
Gerrish James W F, physician. Gibson & McDonald, stave manufacturers. Giger Joseph, shoemaker.
Godfrey Harvey W, marble works. Goodale J A & Bro, saloon. Greule Aaron, barber.
Groub John C, grocer. Gudgel Charles H, grocer.
Hancock Charles H, undertaker.
Harding Samuel V, watches and clocks.
Hardy Gayland H, dressmaker.
Harlow G F & Co, flour mills. Harsch Charles H, watches and clocks. Hawley & McPherson, druggists. Heins John, cabinetmaker.
Heins. M Mrs & Sons, bakers.
Heiser Conrad, saloon.
Heitman Elvira Mrs, Millinery. Hemphill Joseph & Co, grain dealers.
Hennessy John, harnessmaker. Heuser John C, saloon. Hibner Joseph, dry goods. Hibner Leonard, meat market. High Yank, livery.
Hill Finley P, bottler and saloon.
Hill Jessie C & Co, Carriage and
Wagon Manufacturers, Third. (See adr.) Hill John H, grocer. Honan James, saloon.
Hoskins Martha B, dry goods.
Hotel Jonas, W C Heaton, propr.
Hotzel Philip, blacksmith.
Humes John, planing mill.
Jackson J T & Co, harness manufacturers. Johnson Bros, blacksmiths.
Jones, Vinzant & Isaacs, dry goods.
Kasting William L, grocer.
Kelly Dominicus A, tailor.
Kidd Peter, saloon.
Kling Joseph, dry goods.
Klippel Christian, grocer.
Krueger Emil O, shoemaker.
Laugel Philip, insurance agt. Laupus John G, watches and clocks.
Lauster & Billings, grocers.
Leininger Charles, barber.
Ley Bros, blacksmiths.
Local Lever (daily.) Loertz George, shoemaker.
I oyd Wesley, barber.
Lyon George Mrs, grocer.
McClelland J D, restaurant.
McCollum Thomas, hotel.
McGinty James F, hotel.
Mains Leroy M, Postmaster.
Mann & Shiel leather and findings. Marshall William K, lawyer. Martens William, tailor.
Massmann J W & Co, dry goods.
THE LITTLE Furniture Store
182 Tipton Street,
Between Walnut and Chestnut, SEYMOUR, INDIANA.
J. C. HILL & CO., Carriage, Buggy & Wagon MANUFACTURERS AND REPAIRING. First-Class Work a Specialty. THIRD STREET, SEYMOUR, INDIANA.
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Meyer Bros, grocers. Miller Henry P, harnessmaker.
Miller & Ahlbrand, agricultural imple- ments. Mooney Mary Mrs, milliner. Moore Bros, merchant tailors.
Morlidge & Wolf, saloon. Morrison John B, dry goods. Nassoy N & Co, liquors.
Newby & Godfrey, saloon.
Newkirk Andrew L, physician.
Ohio and Mississippi Rail- way, C B Cole, Div Supt ; Office at Depot.
Oppenheimer Louis S, physician.
Ortman L, cigar manufacturer.
Orvis George Q, physician. Patrick Frank E, grocer.
Patrick Robert M, lawyer.
Patterson Charles H, cigars and tobacco.
Peacock John K, shoemaker.
Pellen Adolphus J, druggist.
Peters Ernest, shoemaker.
Pfaffenberger Wilbur F, boots and shoes. Pierce Fanny, dressmaker.
Platter & Sons, books and stationery.
Postlethwaith T N & Sons, flour mill.
Ralph William T, grocer.
Ramsey Robert S, patents.
Reeves Mills S, justice of the peace. .
Rettig Emil E, books and stationery.
Robinson James H, livery.
Rooney William P, saloon.
Rosenberg Abraham, dry goods.
Rosenfield Robert C, dry goods.
Sampson Mary E, milliner.
Sandau Christian, dry goods.
Schmitt John M, grocer. Schnattinger Ezekiel, restaurant. Schobert John A, baker.
Schroeder Gottleib, shoemaker.
Schuh Mary A, confectioner.
Schwein Cornelius L, planing mill.
Schwing Horace M & Co, grocers.
Seaman Jane, milliner.
Seymour Democrat (weekly).
Seymour Gas Light Company.
Seymour Item (weekly).
Seymour Manufacturing Company, spoke and grain cradle manufacturers.
Seymour Reform Club, Dr J W F Gerrish, prest.
Seymour Republican (weekly), Cox & Cun- ningham, proprs.
Seymour Times (weekly).
Seymour Woolen Factory Company, Louis Schneck, prest; Albert N Meyer, sec.
Shields J T & J S, physicians.
Shipman Norbourne N, physician.
Siefker William, foundry. Simons William, gunsmith.
Spray Charles H, insurance agt. Springer Henry, tailor.
Staudt John, saloon. Staudt John jr & Co, restaurant. Storey & Milhous, druggists.
Stringer Joseph, Saw Manufacturer and Machinery Depot.
Swain Henry C, second hand goods. Swope & Gross, boots and shoes.
Tabb W W Mrs & Co, milliners.
Talley Robert, grocer.
Thamas H & Co, general store. Thurston Alexander J D, insurance agt. Voss Frederick, cooper.
Walter H G, cigars and tobacco. Weaver John A, real estate.
Weil & Reinhart, barbers.
Westman Mary A, milliner.
Wilhelm Philip, barber.
Williams George, jeweler.
Wolf John, dry goods.
Woodmansee A & F, clothing.
SHANGHAI. A small place of 25 people, in Monroe township, Howard county, 13 miles southwest of Kokomo, the seat of justice and bank location. Russia- ville, 5 miles southeast, on the K. & F. Div. T., C. & St. L. R'y, is the usual shipping point. W. M. Thompson, postmaster.
Allen J G, live stock.
Gordon W F, live stock.
Morris Aaron, physician.
Newby E J, live stock.
Smiddy Robert, blacksmith.
Thompson W M, Postmaster. Williams James M, Saw Mill. Young W S, lumber. Younken John, lumber.
SHANNONDALE. Population, 125, a village, located in Franklin town- ship, Montgomery county, 11 miles east of Crawfordsville court house and shipping depot. Thorntown is the location of the most convenient bank. J. F. Shannon, postmaster.
Burroughs W H, physician.
Caldwell R S, general store. Gybes J I, physician.
Johnson William, wagonmaker.
McCafferty Albert, carpenter.
McClure M, blacksmith.
Madden John, blacksmith.
Shannon J F, general store. Shannon J J, physician.
Tull John, painter.
Young Thomas, carpenter.
SHARON. Known also as Clifton, situated in Delaware township and county, 72 miles northeast of Muncie court house. and banking place. Albany, 4 miles north on the L. E. & W. R'y, is the shipping point. Lumber, stone and lime are
L. Everingham & Co., Commission Merchants, Grain and Pro- visions. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO
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shipped. Population, 20. Joseph Zehner, postmaster. Bantz John, lime and stone. Bell A, R R agt. Bunch A, physician.
Jones George W, general store.
Jones & Frar, blacksmiths.
Pittenger John A, lime and stone. Wilson S E, flour mill. Yoder George, carpenter. Zehner Benjamin, flour mill.
Zehner Joseph, Planing Mill and Grain.
SHARP'S MILL. Monroe county. (See Monroe Mills.)
SHARP'S MILLS. With a popu- lation of 25, on Big Blue river, in Spencer township, Harrison county, 10 miles north- east of Corydon court house. Leaven- worth, on the Ohio river, 8 miles distant, is the shipping point, and New Albany 30 miles distant is the location of the nearest bank. Millard F. Sharp, postmaster.
Sharp M F, Flour Mill.
Swarens William, general store.
SHARPSVILLE. A village of 308 inhabitants, on line of the I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, in Liberty township, Tipton county, 7 miles north of Tipton, the county seat and nearest bank. The ex- ports are grain, live stock and lumber. U. S. Ex. W. A. Robinson, postmaster. Armstrong T L, hotel. Balch J C, R R and ex agt. Corn James, saloon.
Cox Joseph, carpenter.
Crockett F B, lawyer.
Cunningham Joseph, carpenter.
Daugherty E J, restaurant. Dewitt F P, justice. Fish Alice Mrs, milliner.
Fish R S, hotel. Foley & Plugh, saloon. Grayson Joseph, poultry dealer. Grishaw & Richards, general store. Haynes, Grishaw & Shook, general store. Heath W N, physician.
Huffman Michael, Wagonmaker. Hughes Thomas, staves and heading. Johnson S C, blacksmith.
Lance Daniel, shoemaker.
Lindsay DF, Lawyer. Lindsay J P, physician.
McGee G W, live stock, grain and flour mill.
McGuire John M, hotel.
Mackey Sadie Miss, dressmaker. Mehlig L., drugs. Moore Ben, furniture.
Naylor P J, agricultural implements.
Ramseyer J D, carpenter.
Robinson W A, Newspapers and Periodicals, Saddles, Harness, Collars, Whips, and Dealer in Hides, Pelts, Furs and Tallow.
Rubush D P, physician.
Sallee H H, shoemaker.
Seiler & Agnew, blacksmiths.
Seler Jesse, barber.
Townsend M S, auctioneer.
Weiser P, saw mill.
Wisner V C, shoemaker.
Wood G C, physician.
SHARPTOWN. A village of 40 inhabitants, located in White Water town- ship, Franklin county. Brookville, the county seat and banking town, is 12 miles northwest. Harrison, O., the shipping point, is 9 miles south on the W. W. R. R. Stage tri-weekly to New Trenton. Henry Greatbatch, postmaster.
Greatbatch Henry, General Store. Hart William, blacksmith.
Hutchinson J M, sorghum mill. Lowes J W, justice.
Lowes W H, carpenter and wagonmaker. Taber Aaron, grain.
Waltz Jasper, wagonmaker.
SHAWNEE MOUND. Named from the mound located here, supposed to have been made by the Shawnee Indians, is a rural postoffice in Jackson township, Tippecanoe county, 18 miles southwest of Lafayette court house, and 8 south of West Point, the shipping station, on the W., St. L. & P. R'y. Attica is the nearest bank location. Population, 25. David Meharry, postmaster. Hall Ben, R R agt.
Meharry David, Postmaster.
Wilson W W, drain tile manufacturer. Wood Deloss Rev, (Methodist).
SHEFFIELD. Situated in the ex- treme northwest corner of the State, on Lake George and the P., Ft. W. & C., L. S. & M. S., and B. & O. R'ys, is a place of 100 inhabitants, in North township, Lake coun- ty, 25 miles northwest of Crown Point, the county seat, and 16 east of Chicago, Ill., the nearest bank location. Eighty thousand tons of ice are shipped annually from this- point. Jacob Forsyth, postmaster. Barnes Aaron, hotel.
Bush Martin, hotel.
Forsyth Jacob, Postmaster.
Forsyth Oliver O, R R and ex agt. Kreutzer John, blacksmith. Langraber Jacob, hotel. Roberts George M, justice.
Shedd E A & Co, ice dealers.
PATENTS
C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, corner of Washington and Meridian Streets, Indianapolis, Ind. All business confidential. NOCALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv.)
RON ROOFING
For Corrugated and Crimped, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SHELBURN. A station and min- ing town on the line between Curry and Hamilton townships, Sullivan county, on E. & T. H. R. R., 6 miles north of Sulli- van, the county seat and nearest bank loca- tion. Population, 400. Live stock, coal and wheat are exported. Adams Ex. J. L. Cuppy, postmaster.
Annis Bros, flour mill.
Banholzer & Sons, flour mill.
Bowlinger Charles, live stock.
Bush I N, R R and ex agt.
Buskirk J S, Physician and Drugs.
Cuppy JL, Poultry and Produce.
Cuppy S E, general store.
Delashmutt V E, physician.
Dix, Harris & Co, flour mill.
Dix L, confectioner and saloon.
French & Co, general store.
Hannah B G, justice.
Harper James A, physician.
Hughes T P, lumber.
John Godfried, shoemaker.
Lin Robert, general store.
McGrew S, saloon.
Miller & Ward, blacksmiths.
Osburn S D, physician and surgeon.
Patten John W, general store.
Pugh John, confectioner and grocer.
Shelburn Coal Company, Coal Miners. Sherwood Hugh L, general store. Stark H V, drugs.
SHELBYVILLE. The seat of jus- tice for Shelby county, is a flourishing in- corporated city of 4,000 inhabitants, pleas- antly located on the Big Blue river, in one of the most fertile and productive agricul- tural districts in the State. Shelbyville, for her size, is not excelled by any other town in the State for commerce, activity, beauty and municipal government. Hav- ing no bonded debt whatever, she can boast of real and personal property (assessed value) amounting to $1,730,752. The city has excellent county buildings, substantial busi- ness blocks, handsome residences, is light- ed by gas, and has an excellent volunteer fire department. It is located at crossing of (Rushville branch) J., M. & I. and C., I. St. L. & C. R. R's, 27 miles southeast of In- dianapolis, and 84 northwest of Cincinnati. There are located here Methodist, Bap- tist, Catholic, Christian and Presbyterian churches, a most excellent high school, an opera house, 2 banks, 4 hotels, 3 saw mills, 2 flour mills, 2 planing mills, a stave fac- tory, distillery, furniture factory, tannery, carriage factory, and 1 machine shop. The press is represented by 3 newspapers- Vol- unteer, published weekly, Democrat, and are published, both daily and weekly. Grain
and live stock are the chief exports. Ex., Am. and Adams. Tel .. W. U. Daily mail. A. P. Bone, postmaster.
Abele & Arzet, Merchant Tailors, S Harrison.
Adams & Michener, lawyers.
Akers Joseph H, dry goods.
Alkight & Bro, blacksmiths.
Amsden Eleazor B, carriages and wagons. Ambruester Charles, grocer.
Ayers George W Mrs, dressmaker.
Barnes & Drake, publishers Shelby Volun- teer.
Bassett William H, blacksmith.
Beeks Edward A, Propr Ray House.
Beggs John, distillery.
Benson George, restaurant.
Berry John R & Co, saloon.
Berryman & Wiles, lawyers.
Bing, Bruel & Co, clothing.
Bone Alfred P, Postmaster.
Bookwalter Levi, general store.
Branson Landy H, livery.
Broughton C & Son, Blacksmiths, 106 N Harrison. (See adv.)
Bruce & Ross, insurance agents.
Bryan Chancellor K, grocer.
Burkher Henry, blacksmith.
Burkher Henry, jr, blacksmith.
Campbell C H, agt C, I, St L & CR R.
Carithers Moses, Carriages and Wagons, cor Broadway and Park.
Carson Samuel S, grocer.
Castetter Turner, barber.
Caughey George W, merchant tailor.
Chadwick Edward H, lawyer.
Cheney J C & C W, harness and saddlery.
Clarke Harry L, manager W U Tel Com- pany. Clayton John R, dentist.
Clayton Thomas J, grocer.
Coats Fanny Mrs, Restaurant, S Harrison.
Cochran J B & Co, saloon.
Conrey, Wallar & Deprez, furniture manu- facturers.
Cooper Isaac N, agt J, M & I R R.
Craycraft & Brown, lumber.
Cummins Joseph, undertaker.
Darr Emery Q, harness and saddlery.
Daugherty Harvey H, lawyer.
Degelow Ernest, tanner.
Dellecamp Henry, agricultural implements.
Denny George, saloon.
Denny John, saloon.
Deprez Minnie Mrs, baker.
Dewitt Elmira, dressmaker.
Doble & Deprez, hardware.
Downing & Major, lawyers.
Drake I H & Son, physicians.
Dull Charles C, furniture.
Dunn George H, boots and shoes.
Jahne & Co.'s POSITIVE CURE FOR
MALARIA
CHILLS AND FEVER, CONTAINS NO QUININE. no Sold by Druggists. DEPOT, JERSEY CITY, N. J.
E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
RF The Celebrated "Silver Steel" CIRCULAR AND CROSS- CUT SAWS.
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Elliot, Messick & Co, flour mill. Elliott William P, grocer. Enos Joshua H, marble works. Fastlaben Henry, boots and shoes. Feibleman Dora, milliner. Ferguson Lorenzo D, barber. Ferris & Wray, lawyers.
First National Bank; capital $100,000 ; John Elliott, prest; John A Young, cashr. Flaitz Francis, meat market.
Flaitz Richard D, saloon.
Fleming George W, physician.
Floyd R M, druggist.
Fortune Thomas, cigars and tobacco.
Fouty Ephraim, patent medicines. Friday Henry, barber.
Fulford David, wagonmaker.
Gardner George W, meat market.
Garletch Jacob, carpenter.
Girton James D, agricultural implements. Girton & Co, grain dealers.
Glab Frank, watches and clocks.
Glessner, Adams & Hackney, lawyers.
Goodrich George A, photographer.
Gore James, shoemaker.
Gorgas & Strong, hardware.
Golding James E, saloon.
Goulding George M, clothing.
Grassow August C, grocer.
Green W F, physician. Griffey J B & Co, stoves and tinware.
Grover William J, grocer. Hale C P, painter. Hamilton Samuel, banker.
Hand Oscar, furniture.
Hardebeck John B, Saloon, cor Harrison and Broadway. Harris Peirson D, machine shop. Harrison James, lawyer. Haskett William, painter. Hegner Lawrence H, cigars and tobacco. Hester John M, carpenter.
Higgins Andrew J, justice of the peace. Higgins J B & Co, watches and clocks. Hord Kendall M, judge circuit court. Horst John & Co, boots and shoes.
Howard & Stoddard, carpenters. Hugle Charles, saloon. Hunter Vance & Co, dry goods. Indiana House, Daniel W Seright, propr.
Jones Benjamin, livery.
Jones Preston, sewing machines.
Joseph Julius, clothing.
Joseph Moses, dry goods.
Karmire® Charles E, agricultural imple- ments. Keck House, Ozies G Keck, propr.
Kennedy Forrest, hats and caps.
Kennedy George W, flour mill.
King William T, dentist.
Kirk G W F, insurance agt.
Kuhn Adam, saloon.
Lange & Pettibone, painters.
Leech Elliott W, physician.
Leefers John H, druggist.
Letzinger John C, blacksmith.
Levinson Joseph, junk dealer.
Levinson J Mrs & Co, watches and clocks.
Levison & Co, pawn brokers.
Little William F, merchant tailor.
Louden David, saloon.
Love & Morrison, lawyers.
McCabe & Kinley, meat market.
McConnell & Parrish, lumber.
McCrea & Bishop, druggists.
McFadden James D, lawyer.
McFadden W G, physician.
McFadden & Stillwell, lawyers.
McGee Charles, painter.
McGuire John H, carriage manufacturer.
Maddox J F, physician.
Maholm Thomas, barber.
Mohr & Lindemann, bakers.
Major & Wilson, livery.
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Maple & Davis, agricultural implements. Mather Frank P, bill poster.
Matthews Robert W, saloon. Metzger Silas, saloon.
Michelson John P, barber.
Miller William C, real estate.
Montfort Moses, blacksmith.
Morris Sylvan B, dry goods.
Morrison louse.
Morrison James jr, Livery. Morrison & Deprez, druggists. Mueller Ernest, baker.
Murdock MeGavin G, Lumber Manufacturer and Dealer.
Naeff Daniel, watches and clocks.
Neighbors Charles W, shoemaker.
Norton John H, restaurant.
('Connor Samuel, saloon.
Parrish J W & Son, druggists.
Parrish L H, coal dealer.
Posz Michael, justice of the peace.
Powell Erasmus S, boots and shoes.
Powell Henry JJ, grocer.
Powell Leonard C, grocer.
Randall J M & Son, grocers.
Ray House, Edward A Beeks, Propr. Ray Winfield S, publisher Shelby Demo- erat.
Raymond Andrew, confectioner.
Reed John, painter.
Regelsburg John, carpenter.
Richter Henry, eigar manufacturer.
Robertson & Laws, saloon.
Robins & Powell, books and stationery.
Roth Frank, dry goods.
Rust C H A, barber.
Sanford Hiram, vapor baths.
Schelck Matthias, brick manufacturer.
Schortemeier H E, grocer.
Schroeder Conrad, saloon.
Seaford Jacob, shoemaker.
Seright Daniel W, propr Indiana House. Seright & Deprez, livery. Shaw Eliza L Mrs, milliner.
Shelby Democrat (daily and weekly ), Win- field S Ray, propr.
Shelby Republican (daily and weekly!, Sim J Thompson, publisher. Shelby Volunteer | weekly ), Barnes & Drake, publishers.
Shelbyville Gas Company, gas manufac- turers.
Sheldon Frank C, watches and clocks.
Shelk John, boots and shoes. Sindlinger Phillip F, meat market.
Slocum J C, physician.
Small Edward, confectionery.
Smucker P, tinner. Sorden Martin T, livery. Sorden Nancy Mrs, grocer. Sparks Henry L, blacksmith.
Sprague J H, stave manufacturer.
Stephan Frederick, shoemaker.
Stephan Jolin, brewer.
Stewart J R & Bro, planing mill.
Stilwell Emmet S, Inwyer.
Strattan Albert W, confectioner. Stroup Everett E, lawyer.
Sutton Bell S, lawyer.
Swain Rebecca Mrs, general store.
Talbert Franklin, carriagemaker.
Tatman J R & Son, photographer.
Thatcher George C, grocer.
Thompson Sim J, publisher Shelby Repub- lican. Thurston AArthur J, agricultural imple- ments.
Tindall John A, lawyer.
Tinsley John W, grocer. Vannoy Jolin W, saloon.
Victor Elijah, contractor and builder.
Walker James D, Groceries, 69 E Washington. (Se adr.)
Watkins J S, painter.
Weakly Elisha, ngt C, I, St L & C R R.
Webster Charles F, surveyor.
Weingarth George, photographer.
Werner & Frankel, meat market.
White & Wilson, saloon.
Wiener Hulda Mrs, milliner.
Wilson David B & Son, undertakers.
Wilson, Wray & Isley, lawyers.
Wingate E B, Inmber.
Wingate W J, tiner.
Winterowd Taylor, insurance agt.
Wood Charles H, grocer.
Worland S B, sewing machines.
SHELDON. Located on the Ft. W., C. & L. R. R., in Pleasant township, Allen county, 11 miles south of Ft. Wayne, the bank location and county seat, is a place of 250 inhabitants Am. Ex. Grain and live stock are shipped. Frank B. Walker, post- master ; E. S. Walker, assistant postmaster. Borne E A Rev, ( Lutheran ).
Deal E, carpenter. Foulks C S, justice.
Greek W W, insurance.
Hatfield John, wagonmaker.
Justice Louis, lumber.
Kordt F Rev, (Catholic).
McDowell D, live stock.
MeDowell E, live stock.
Miller F X, blacksmith.
Miller J F, R R agt.
Noble H J, physician.
Ruhl Dr. physician.
Schuler F'X, shoemaker.
Sixby C C, grocer. Slack J O Rev, Methodist).
Sommers Samuel, carpenter.
Swank & Ambler, saw mill.
Taylor & Sons, carriage manufacturers.
Terrall J W, saw mill.
Theime John, general store.
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (48 Vance Block), Collects Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, Pay, Bounty, Land 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.
AND TORN INTO FRAGMENTS WITH BOULDERS BLOWN OUT HERCULES POWDER. C. H. JENNE, Agent, 29} North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Vardaman W, shoemaker.
Walker ES, General Store and Drugs. Walker Frank, Postmaster. Weaver James, saloon.
SHERIDAN. Population, 500, on C. & I. Air Line, Div. L., N. A. & C. R'y, in Adams township, Harrison county, 13 miles west of Noblesville, the county seat and banking place. Stage line to Cicero, daily ; fare, 50 cents. W. E. Clements, postmaster. Baily W M, drugs. Baugh E F, barber.
Boxley C, lawyer. Butterfield T M, general store.
Carney Frank, physician.
Clements Mrs, milliner.
Clements W E, Grocer.
Davenport H, physician.
Davenport I W, drugs and physician.
Davis H C, painter.
Emmons Mrs, milliner.
Emmons H, General Store. Fancher J W, physician. Foight D, drugs.
Green J T, shoemaker.
Hiatt & Hutchens, drain tile.
Jessup Cyrus, carpenter.
Kercheval T W, hotel. Moore H, physician.
Owens Bros, staves and heading.
Owens & Co, saw mill.
Parr Rid, meat market.
Pearson A C, harness.
Pearson P G, notary public.
Pearson & Son, flour mill.
Remsen Marion, justice.
Remsen Thomas, painter.
Rodeman & Walker, general store.
Scott A C, pump manufacturer. Staley & Scott, livery.
Thistlewaite Ed, live stock.
Thistlewaite H J, drain tile and general store. Williams J W, flour mill.
SHERMAN. Called also New Day- ton, is a place of 30 inhabitants, in White River township, Randolph county, 63 miles from Winchester, the seat of justice, bank- ing town and shipping point. L. W. Sher- man, postmaster. Addington Thomas Rev, (United Brethren). Barns Thomas, blacksmith.
Bars W S, carriagemaker. Sherman L W, General Store.
SHIDELER. Located on line be- tween Union and Hamilton townships, Delaware county, on Ft. W., C. & L. R. R., 8 miles north of Muncie, the county seat and bank location. Ships lumber and live
.stock. Population, 75. W. S. Shideler, postmaster.
Case E B & Co, grocers. Case & Trowbridge, drain tile. Pixly John, live stock. Potter Julius J, blacksmith. Reasoner O I, physician.
Shaffer Christian, blacksmith.
Shideler William S, General Store, Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, and R R Agt. Younce Ely, lumber.
SHIELDS. A place of 50 inhabit- ants, on O. & M. R'y, in Brownstown town- ship, Jackson county, 3 miles northeast of Brownstown court house. The nearest bank is at Seymour. O. & M. Ex. H. W. Wacker, postmaster. Bland J Č, blacksmith.
Knost George, blacksmith.
Shepard A A, wagonmaker.
Sewell E, general store.
Sewell & Co, grain dealers.
Wacker H W, R R and Ex Agt.
SHIELVILLE. Called locally Buena Vista, on line of the I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, in Jackson township, Hamilton county, 34 miles north of Indian- apolis, and 12 north of Noblesville, the county seat. Population, 350. The near- est banking town is Tipton. Staves, flour and lumber are shipped. U. S. Ex. A. G. Walton, postmaster.
Boyer Amos, cooper. Boyer C, cooper.
Busher & Goodykoontz, agricultural im- plements.
Daniels I F, general store.
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