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KING'S HOTEL,
OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL,
H. H. WAGNER, Proprietor. VINCENNES, INDIANA.
Bar Stocked with the Best and Purest Liquors, Wines, Cigars, Etc.
UNION DEPOT HOTEL
THE LEADING HOTEL OF
THIOHINOIN
TICKETOFFICE
UNION DEPOT HOTEL.
VINCENNES, INDIANA.
General Ticket, B. & O., Adams and Pacific Express, and Western Union Telegraph Companies' Offices connected with the House. Accommodations first-class in every respect.
$2.00 PER DAY.
"Location Beautiful, and Convenient to Commercial Men and Business.
MASS & WATSON, Proprietors.
EDWARD WATSON, Manager Partner.
EDWARD WATSON.
DAN'L LYNCH.
J. F. SECHLER.
J. F. SECHLER & CO.,
CITY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS,
S. W. Cor. Hickman and Fifth Sts., VINCENNES, IND.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS IN GENERAL. ENGINES, MILL MACHINERY, BOILERS, TANKS, Etc., Etc. REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS SOLICITED AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Indianapolis, Ind.
B&Largest and most complete Clothing House in the State.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. VIN 737
Mass & Watson, Proprietors Union Depot Hotel; . Union Depot. (See adv.) Massey J H, justice.
Medcalf H M, physician. Merz A Rev (Catholic). Meyer Wendel, saloon. Meyer & Bush, livery.
Meyer & Willoughby, lawyers.
Miller C S, drugs.
Miller Fred & Co, hides and furs.
Miller John F, blacksmith.
Miller Lawrence, blacksmith.
Mischler F W, baker.
Montgomery & Lewis, clothing. Moore & Harris, drugs. Moyes Louis, shoemkr.
Murphy T & Co, saloon.
Murphy Martin, saloon.
Neptune R & Co, stave manufacturing.
Nicholson Wm J & Co, boots and shoes.
Niemezack P N, saloon.
O'Donnell M & Son, meats. Ockford G M, physician.
Ohio & Mississippi Express Co.
Orr James T, harness,
Ostendorf J & H, jewelers.
Osweiler John, baker.
Pacific Express Co.
Page John B Jr, harness and saddles.
Patterson & Matters, carriage mnfrs.
Peythieu Rev (Catholic).
Phillips D J, dentist.
Pidgeon Wm F, lawyer.
Piel J H, carpenter.
Plummer J A, planing mill and chair mnfr. Pollock Joseph & Co, flour mill.
Pomil Peter, grocer.
Popp E, photographer.
Porter M E, grocer.
Price S R, wagonmkr.
Pritchett J S, lawyer.
Proctor M R, milliner.
Purcell R E, propr Western Sun.
Quinn John, saloon. Ramsdell E B, bookseller.
Rawlins W J, photographer. Recker G, saloon. Reil Alfred, grain and coal.
Reily & Niblack, lawyers. Reimers Henry, blacksmith. Rentz Frederick, cabinetmkr.
Richie F A, dressmkr. Rinck Frederick, saloon.
Risch Sebastian, grocer.
Ritterskamp F W, grocer. Rogers W C, photographer.
Rothedi Louis, dyer. Rumer A, shoemkr.
St John's Hotel, John Kuhn, propr, cor 1st and Church. Sachs N Mrs, hair goods. Saiter Frank Z, blacksmith. Schaffer H, grocer. Schaller F, cooper.
Schaller & Ohnemus, bakers and confec- tioners.
Scheefers Conrad, saloon.
Scheefers C, steamship agt.
Schmidt Joseph, cigar mnfr.
Schoenebaum A, marble works.
Schoenfield Victor, notions.
Schultz C F, shoemkr.
Schultz C W, grocer.
Schwartz John, junk dealer.
Sechler J F & Co, Foundry and Machine Shop.
Sertel P, carpenter.
Shannon I F, lawyer.
Short Samuel W, lawyer.
Simpson J N, florist.
Singer Manufacturing Co, sewing machines.
Slawson A R, blacksmith.
Smith C A, drugs.
Smith J E Mrs, hair goods.
Smith L B, wh grocer.
Smith N & Sons, stoves and tinware.
Smith & Harris, physicians.
Souders J W, photographer.
Sparrow & Bro, carpenters.
Spiegel, Gardner & Co, bedsteads.
Spring Lake Ice Co, ice.
Steinmeier F W & Son, marble works.
Stewart W H, barber.
Stiles, Bailey & Co, grocers.
Stoddard W S, hats and caps.
Stokely W R, Proprietor Grand Ho- tel. (See adv.)
Stourton John, saloon.
Sullivan J C, poultry.
Summer Milling Co, flour mill.
Swartzel J A, physician.
Terhar J Mrs, milliner.
Thomas E, barber.
Thuis Frank A, horse collar mnfr.
Thurgood G R, flour mill and stock dealer.
Tindolph A, saw mill.
Tindolph Perry, jeweler.
Todd J C, barber.
Tootle A, barber.
Tougaw F M. Mrs, fancy goods.
Townsley H M, restaurant.
Turner A Rev (Methodist).
Twietmeyer John F, grocer.
Tyler M, Son & Co, hardware.
Tyler W M, insurance agt.
Ulmer John, meat market.
Union Depot Hotel, Mass & Wat- son, Proprietors, Union Depot. (See adr.) Vickery John, grocers.
Vickery & Allen, grocers.
Viehe & Evans, lawyers.
Vincennes Calorific Brick and Tile Manu- facturing Co.
Vincennes Citizens Street Railway Co.
Vincinnes Commercial, T H Adams, editor. Vincennes Galvanized Works, P R McCarthy & Bro, Proprie- tors. (See adr.)
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
47
THIEN! HAND BOOK FREE.
3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS : IND.
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
738
VIN INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER WAB
Vincennes Mower and Reaper Knife Co. Vincennes National Bank (capital_$100,- 000) ; W M Tyler, pres; H A Foulks, cash.
Vincennes News, W W Bailey & Co, publrs. Vincennes University, E A Bryan, pres.
Wagner H H, Proprietor King's Ho- tel. (Sce adv.) Walter Theodore, saloon. Watjen Herman J, drugs.
Weems J P L, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, Real Estate, Collecting and Claim Agent, Office, Corner 2d and Main.
Weichel Frederick W, shoemkr.
Weigelt Herman, saloon. Weinstein G & Co, dry goods. Weisenberger George, saloon. Werker J & Son, broom mnfrs.
Western Sun, R E Purcell, propr.
Wetsel C M, lawyer.
Wetzel Edward, saloon. Whallen Edward P Rev (Presbyterian). Wile & Loewenthal, groceries. Wilkinson J B, upholsterer. Williams & Wilhelm, lawyers.
Willoughby H & Son, mer tailors.
Willson R D, pianos and organs. Wilson Frank, barber. Wise Lewis A & Co, dry goods. Woodman Joseph, confectioner. Worley W A, livery. Yunghaus E H, cigar mnfr.
Zaepfel M, saloon.
Zink Elias, saw mill.
VINE'S SPRINGS. Somewhat of a summer resort, noted for its springs, 50 miles west of Cincinnati, on the O & M Ry, in Center township, Ripley county, 5 miles from Versailles, the county seat. The bank location is Aurora. Ex, O & M. Abraham Vines, postmaster. Vines A & J, Hotel.
VINEYARD. A country postoffice, in Craig township, Switzerland county, es- tablished for the convenience of farmers, located 7 miles west of Vevay, the county seat, shipping and banking point. Hay, apples and potatoes are shipped. John D Banta, postmaster.
Banta John D, Farmer. Claghorn James, lawyer. Robarts Harod, general store. Sibenthal F J, flour mill.
VIOLA. Is.a special supply farmers' postoffice, located in Green township, Noble county, 8 miles southeast of Albion, the county seat and banking town. Avilla, distant 6 miles, on B & O. and G R & IR Rs, is the shipping station. Silas McCreary, postmaster.
VISTULA. A place of 200 inhabit ants, in York township, Elkhart county, on the L S & M'S Ry, 16 miles northwest of Goshen, the county seat. The nearest bank is at White Pigeon, Mich. Daily stage" line to Middleburgh ; fare, 50 cents. Ex, U S. J J Shellenbarger, postmaster. Bratton John, blacksmith. Corp E H, wagonmkr.
Elmore J F, physician.
Freeland B, agt LS & MS Ry. Gorman L, agt U S Ex.
Patterson David, collecting agt.
Shellenbarger J J, Grocer and Lumber.
Shellenbarger W H, grocer and notions. Seymour D, blacksmith.
Stroup J, live stock.
Webster H R, hotel.
VIVALIA. Is a cross roads post- office in Madison township, Putnam coun- ty, 10 miles west of Greencastle, the county" seat and banking town. Ship to Lena,, distant 6 miles, on the I & St LR R. A C Cook, postmaster.
Brattain Eli C, General Store. Garrett Richard, shoemkr. Siddin J C, blacksmith.
VOGEL. A rural postoffice, on C I. St L & C R R, in York township, Dearborn county, 14 miles northwest of Lawrence- burgh court house, the banking town .. Valentine Vogel, postmaster. Smith Cunrad, General Store.
VOLGA. A village of 100 inhabi- tants, in Smyrna township, Jefferson coun- ty, 9 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat, nearest shipping point and bank location. Wm Corrie, postmaster. Corrie William, General Store. Hughis John, blacksmith and wagonmkr .. Judkins L, harnessmkr. Officer & Sons, saw mill. Ogden Thomas, general store. Porter T V Rev (Christian). Richie & Bro, saw mill.
Wallace George, General Store. Wallace Walker, horse collars.
VOTAW. Flag station and rural postoffice, located on the G R & I R R, in Wayne township and county, 5 miles north of Richmond, the county seat and banking town. Isaac Votaw, postmaster.
WABASH. The county seat of Wa- bash county, is a handsome incorporated city of 5,000 inhabitants, situated on the Wabash river, W St L & P and C W & M R Rs, 88 miles from Indianapolis, 43 west of Fort Wayne, and 110 from Lafayette .-
AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO. @PAPER BELT PULLEYS And Friction Wheels. 114 and 116 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis ..
THOS. C. DAY & CO.
Farms and City Property for Sale. Some Bargains. (72 East Market St., INDIANAPOLIS.
WAB
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WAB 739
This is the center of trade for the entire county, which is one of the richest agricul- tural districts in the State, the bottom lands of the Wabash, Mississinewa, Eel and Sal- amonie rivers, all of which flow through the county, are widely known as having no superior in productiveness. This was the first city in the United States to introduce electricity as a street light. The principal public buildings here include the court house, erected in 1879, a new city hall just completed at a cost of $20,000, a number of handsome business blocks, and several fine church edifices. The greater portion of these are built of stone quarried in the county, which is of a superior quality, and extensively used throughout the United States. The city has excellent schools, 3 banks, 4 hotels, and supports 3 weekly newspapers-Times, Courier and the Plain Dealer. Wabash, as a manufacturing town, ranks among the foremost in the State, numbering among its mills, factories, etc, 2 saw mills, 2 foundries, 1 stave factory, 1 woolen mill, 1 school furniture factory, 2 flour mills, 1 plow factory, 1 planing mill, 1 spoke and hub factory, 1 cooper shop, 1 washing machine factory, machine shops of the C W & M Ry, and extensive works of the Underwood Manufacturing Com- pany. Ex, U S and Pacific. Tel, W U. Daniel Sayre, postmaster.
Atkinson Alonzo M, insurance.
Bach Bros, clothing.
Bach D & Son, grocers.
Baeth J H Rev (Catholic).
Barker John R, physician.
Barton Michael, grocer.
Baumbauer Bros, groceries.
Baumgartner C C Rev (Lutheran).
Baylor James C, real estate.
Beaumont Joseph, confectioners.
Bechtol Edward L, boots and shoes.
Beck Frank N, harness. Benham A H, grocer.
Bent W H, lawyer.
Berger J Rev (German Methodist).
Bigler Warren, abstracts of title.
Blount Morse, druggists.
Bright Azela, live stock, 4 miles s.
Bruner J H & Son, hardware.
Bruner L & Son, hubs and spokes.
Busick J W & Son, general store.
Butler Thad, editor Plaindealer.
Chase I J Rev ((Christian).
Christman John, clothing.
Cincinnati, Wabash & Michi- gan Railway, General Offices, Elk- hart, Indiana. (See adv.)
Coates M W, county treasurer.
Collins W R, ice dealer.
Conner O W & Co, clothing.
Cook Simon, junk.
Cowgill, Shively & Cowgill, lawyers.
R. W. Magee d C PROPRIETORS
Co.,
STAR SAMPLE ROOM,
MARKET STREET, OPP. LUTZ HOTEL, WABASH, IND.
Dealers in Fine Brandies and Whiskies; Pinet, Castillon & Co.'s Cognac Whiskies; McGibbon's, dis- tilled 1870 ; Wm. H. McBrayer's Old Crow ; Bell of Nelson Superior Sour Mash ; Gin, Genuine Hollands; Geneva Imported Ales; Bass and Dublin Stout; Fink's Export Pillsner Beer, Toledo. Also Imported and Domestic Cigars.
J. C. ZIMMERMAN,
-MANUFACTURER OF THE-
Improved Centrifugal SEED SOWER AND CLOTHES WASHER.
:0: Bee Hives and Apairian Supplies constantly on hand. 1
North Wabash St., WABASH, IND.
KING & ELDER
FURNITURE, All kinds of Furniture made to order. 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SHOW CASES
CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
740 WAB INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER WAB
Cuni Joseph C, dry goods.
Davis B E, grocer.
Davis L B & Son, boots and shoes.
Davis W K & Son, hardware.
DePuy J H, physician.
Ditton Wm, saloon. Donaldson E F, physician. Donovan John, blacksmith. Duck & Pressler, planing mill.
Dunn W A, physician.
Ebbinghouse & Austin, boots and shoes. Edward Wm, station agt W St L & P Ry. Ellis C E, physician.
Eschbach W H, saloon.
Ferguson, Son & Alexander, barbers.
First National Bank (Capital $112,500) ; J S Daugherty, Pres ; F W Morse, Cash. '
Ford Oscar C, saloon.
Fosburg Joseph, barber.
Fougeres, Blair & Haas, machinists.
Fougeres F E, grocer.
Fougeres L H, grocer.
French & Forgy, jewelry.
Gauggel Andrew, saloon.
Gibbons Josie, millinery.
Good & Bogue, lawyers.
Goodlander F M, Proprietor Na- tional Hotel, Sample Rooms on First Floor, cor Canal and Huntington. (See adv, page 741.) Graden John T, druggist.
Gries Frank, meat market.
Gries Joseph, saloon.
Haas Absalom, dry goods.
Hamm Adam, feed stable.
Harter Eva, millinery, 14 Canal.
Harter's Opera House.
Hazen Wm, county auditor. Herff Henry, saloon.
Herrick G T, abstracts of title.
Herring & Young, grocers. Hess Alexander, lawyer. Hildebrand & Latchem, lime mnfrs.
Hipp Christian, brick mnfr. Holloway A L, physician. Hoover J N, sewing machines. Hubbard & Haas, agrl implements. Hunter Nelson G, propr The Times. Hunter Thomas C, physician.
Hutton & Bruner, boots and shoes. Hyman & Marks, woolen mills. Jones W P, furniture. Kee Yuen, laundry. Keller John S, agt C W & M Ry. Keller Sarah, millinery.
Kern Charles, meat market. Kidd & Hunter, lawyers.
King, McManee & Co, hardware. King T W & Son, grain. Kuldau & Lynn, meat market.
Lacy H A, plasterer. Lamport O W, supt C W & M Ry. Lassell H B & Co, agrl, implements.
Latchem & Hildebrand, lumber. Launder & Harter, harness.
Lawton C H, Engine and Boiler Works, Miami s of Canal. (See adv, page 741.)
Lego J B, saw mill.
Linn Lee, editor Wabash Conrier. Lintner John, shoemkr.
Little Charles Rev (Presbyterian).
Lutz R F, Dealer in Staves and Lum- ber, E Canal. (See adv, page 741.)
Lynch J C. Rev (Methodits).
Lynn & Leedy, druggists.
McClure & Lines, argl implements.
McCrea James, dry goods.
McKachan Hugh, feed stable.
McMahan M F, photographer.
McSherry Charles, cornice mnfr.
Mackey & Amoss, lawyers.
Mader Louis J, baker.
Magee R W & Co, Proprietors of the Star Sample Room, and Dealers in Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars . and Tobacco, Market opp New Lutz Hotel. (See adv, page 739.)
Markley & Son, marble works.
Mergy Ignace, mer tailor.
Mergy & Lumaree, grocers.
Mikesell C C, county recorder.
Modricker Morris, physician.
Monson L W Rev (Methodist).
Moon S W, cigars. Moore & Jones, bakery,
Morgan Daniel, blacksmith.
Morgan Miles, gun and locksmith.
National Hotel, F M Goodlander, Proprietor; Sample Rooms on First Floor ; cor Canal and Huntington. (See adv, page 741.)
New Isaac, dry goods.
New Lutz Hotel, Mrs M A Newman, propr.
Newman M A Mrs, propr New Lutz Hotel. Nye Henry C, marble works.
Osborne D M, agrl implements.
Parrish C S, lawyer. Pauling George W, agrl implements.
Payne Bascom O & Co, grocers.
Payne S J, furniture.
Payne T F, furniture mnfr.
Pike A & Bro, brick and tile.
Pleas J H, meat market.
Powell & Ross, livery.
Rader John, blacksmith.
Ray & Barrington, books.
Repp D L, confectioner.
Roberts Joseph, barber.
Rohbock A L, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and Perfumery ; Agent for The Sherwin-Williams Paints ; Market. Rolfe Bros, saloon. Ross A J, foundry. Ross & Mote, real estate.
Russell Wm L, justice of the peace.
War Claims.
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PAY, ALLOWANCES, LAND WARRANTS, ETC., Collected by W. H. CORBALEY, Attorney at Law, 42 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. no22 years experience. Rejected and increase Pensions a Specialty.
PATENTS
IICOUTUME TUR INVENTORS. Charges reasonable. Prompt work. NOInventors will find it to their interest to employ me.
CHARLES F. JACOBS, Patent Lawyer and Solicitor, .36 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis, Ind.
WAB
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WAB 741
Sackett E G, dentist.
Sailors C M, grocer,
Sailors J L, justice of the peace.
Sandoy Phillip, watches, etc. Sayre Daniel, postmaster. Sayre & Hutchins, lawyers. Schmoll George Rev (German Methodist). Seigler Nelson, dry goods.
Shanahan Michael, blacksmith.
Shea James W, county surveyor.
Sherman House, Jacob Unger, propr.
Shipley Alfred, restaurant.
Simon Abraham, flour mill.
Simon Bros, grocers.
Small .& Co, flour and feed.
Smith Warren, art studio.
Smith & Blont, druggists.
Staadecker Carrie, millinery.
Stephenson A L, dentist.
Stephenson C W, lawyer.
Stephenson Wm H, dentist.
Stieglitz John, boots and shoes.
Stitt A N, grocer.
Stitt W S, Breeder of Holstein Cattle, Office, cor Wabash and Main. Stradley Dr, physician.
Talbert J F, meat market.
Talbert Orlando, livery.
Taylor Alvah, lawyer.
Thompson D & Sons, flour mill.
Thurston W K, jewelry.
Troyer E R Rev (German Methodist).
Tully John, boots and shoes.
Tyer A L, grocer.
Tyer John B, agt U S Ex.
Underdown & Co, hardware.
Unger Jacob, propr Sherman House.
Valentine John, tailor.
Wabash County Bank, J I Robinson, cash.
Wabash Courier, Linn Lee, editor.
Wabash Gas Co, gas mnfrs.
Wabash Plain Dealer, Thad Butler, editor.
Wabash School Furniture Co.
Wabash Times, Nelson G Hunter, propr.
Wallace Walter S, agrl implements.
Walter Bassler, sheriff.
Weesner Clark W, county clerk.
Wheeler Charles & Co, blacksmiths.
Whiteside & Goodlander, dry goods.
Williams B F, lawyer.
Williams Frank E, photoghapher.
Wilson Wm, furniture.
Wolf & Beitman, dry goods.
Wright H H, marble works.
NATIONAL HOTEL!
F. M. GOODLANDER, Proprietor.
Strictly first-class. Good table; good rooms. Refurnished and refitted. Sample Rooms on first floor.
Cor. Canal and Huntington Streets,
WABASH, IND.
C. H. LAWTON, ENGINE AND BOILER WORKS!
Dealer in ·New and Second-hand Boilers and Engines. Special attention given to Repairing all kinds of Machinery.
SHOPS-Miami Street, South of Canal, - WABASH, IND.
R. F. LUTZ,
DEALER IN STAVES AND LUMBER
Puncheon, Pipe, Barrel (Halves and Quarters), Oil and Pork Barrel Staves. Will buy Lumber in Tree or Staves. Also Dealer in Hard Wood Lumber.
Lock Box 639. WABASH, INDIANA.
PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA. 1
( Session of 1885-'86 begins Oct. 15, 1885 and continues twenty-four weeks.
BOYD'S MEDICATED CREAM, FOR SKIN DISEASES.
Blotches, Scales and Pustules. B. H. BOYD. - LAFAYETTE, IND.
742 WAD
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER WAK
Zimmerman John C, Mnfr Cen- trifugal Seed Sower and Clothes Washer. (See adv, page 739.)
WADENA. New postoffice and sta- tion on C & G S R R, in Union township, Benton county, 7} miles north of Fowler court house. No village population. Mrs E M Lennox, postmaster.
WADESVILLE. Population 300. 16 miles northeast of Mount Vernon court house, in Center township, Posey county, and 16 miles northwest of Evans- ville. Corn, hay and oats are shipped. New Harmony is the banking town. Fin- ley Allison, postmaster.
Allison & Son, General Store. Baker Jacob, shoemkr. Cross James, insurance. Culp Conrad, blacksmith.
Defar Theodore, undertaker. Fox & Ramming, saloon.
Frink George, carpenter. Herrman John, carpenter and justice. Joest & Cross, General Store. Krausgrill D, physician.
Leopold Philip, hotel and saloon. Leopold Rhinehart, barber. Mc Reynolds George, carpenter.
Stagrur Wm, cabinetmkr. Stegmire Christian, cooper. Williams J B, notary public. Williams S J, justice. Wilson L M, justice.
WAGONER. Is located on I P & C Div W St L & P Ry, in Miami township, Miami county, 18 miles north of Peru, the county seat. The nearest bank is at Roch- ester. Population 200. U S Ex. Tri- weekly stage to Green Oak. T H Jameson, postmaster. Coffin T D, live stock. Hoover & Son, flour mill.
Jameson T H, General Store, Drugs, Lumber, Insurance, Railroad and Ex- press Agent. Johnson & Collins, saw mill. Savage Wm, live stock.
Slusser S & Co, flour mill.
WAIKEL. A postoffice in Union township, Wells county, 9 miles north west of Bluffton, the county seat and banking town. Ship to Markle, distant 4 miles on the C & A Ry. Population 100. Wm Waikel, postmaster. Beickley A J, dry goods.
Crum J H, justice of the peace. Estal Dr, physician. Goldrus Wm, carpenter. Neff J N, physician. Taylor J F, shoemkr.
Teiblet D, blacksmith. Waikel Levi, grocer. Waikel Wm, general store.
WAILESBOROUGH. An enter- prising village of 250 inhabitants, situated on the J M & I R R, in Wayne township, Bartholomew county, 4} miles south of Columbus, the seat of justice and banking location. Methodist and Baptist churches and graded schools are maintained. Staves, lumber and grain are exported. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. H A Schroer, post- master.
Adams W D, saw mill.
Beaty W H, blacksmith.
Dougherty John H, notary public.
Heaton Wm C, carriagemkr.
Kincaid John, physician.
Kincaid S F, physician.
Schamber M, shoemkr.
Schroer H A, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Queensware, Drugs, Agricultural Implements, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, and Paints, Oils, etc.
Stone Charles B, general store.
Walker Jesse, live stock.
Walker John, live stock.
WAKARUSA. A village of 500 in- habitants, situated in Olive township, Elk- hart county, 12 miles southwest of Goshen, the seat of justice, and 72 north of Nap- panee, on the B & O R R, the shipping sta- tion. The nearest bank is at Goshen. Stage route to Goshen ; fare, 50 cents : and Nappanee ; fare, 25 cents. Henry Wagoner, postmaster.
Clay Thomas, general store.
Copinhave D, harnessmkr.
Culbertson James M, agrl implements. Culp Henry J, undertaker.
Eyer Kate, milliner.
Fiddler & Maurer, general store.
Gore, Nusbaum & Co, Stave Man- ufacturers.
Harrington S C, justice of the peace.
Hughs Benjamin, gunsmith.
Killmer & Mitchell, drugs and grocers. Knepple W H, physician.
Miller George, restaurant. Montgomery H T, physician.
Nusbaum & Co, flour mill.
Remser Jacob, cheese mnfr.
Rupp Wm S, shoemkr.
Sensick A S, physician.
Smeltzer & Son, saw mill. Stonebraker A, hotel.
Wagner Lewis, saloon.
Werntz & Dell, saw mill.
Werntz J, druggist.
Whitmer, Gearhart & Co, wagon mnfrs.
Woolverton L M, hotel.
Young Frederick, shoemkr.
M. S. HUEY & SON BEE HIVE PLANING MILL 73 Pendleton Avenue, . - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
1
ANOTIV TOL MAOMINE MFG. CO.
cinnati against Natural Ice. . (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
WAL
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WAL 743
WALDRON. In Liberty township, Shelby county, on the C I St L & C R R, 7 miles southeast of Shelbyville court house, and nearest bank, is a prosperous village of 375 inhabitants. Grain and live stock are shipped. Ex, Am. Jerome Sparks, postmaster.
Allen R S, barber. Alley J S, dry goods. Archey J, shoemkr.
Buell Abner, meat market.
Buell Israel, live stock.
Chapman Bros, drugs and groceries.
Cummins Sara, hotel.
Drummond H, meat market.
Duty J, R R and ex agt.
Garrison Jacob, mason.
Grubb David, grain.
Haymond A H, General Store. Haymond J & K, hardware and grocers. Haymond J W, lawyer.
Jenkins J R, physician.
Jones Jacob, blacksmith.
Lewis T D, justice of the peace.
McCain John, harnessmkr.
Marlow S T, wagonmkr.
Mason Edward, carpenter.
Mings H R, undertaker.
Sparks Jerome, Grocer. Stansifer T, live stock.
Stroup G W, blacksmith and agrl imple- ments,
Stroup S P, saw mill.
Thomas D H, dry goods. Vanpeth & Richey, blacksmiths. Washburn E P, carpenter.
Washburn R R, druggist. Weakley Benjamin, tinner. White James J, saloon.
WALKERTON. A growing town of 900 inhabitants, situated in Lincoln township, St. Joseph county, on Pine creek, at crossing of I P & C Div W St L & P and B and O R R's, 20 miles southwest of South Bend court house and 29 southeast of Michigan City. Plymouth is the bank- ing town. Walkerton has 4 churches, a graded school of 4 departments, public hall, 2 hotels and a weekly newspaper -- Visitor. The chief support of the town is derived from the fertile agricultural by which it is surrounded. Grain, wool and lumber are the chief exports. Ex, B & O and U S. C W N Stephens, postmaster. Arlington J W, druggist. Barkley Abraham, grocer.
Baugher Adam, carriagemkr.
Beall Brenton H, lawyer.
Behrens Bros, general store.
Burger Michael R, blacksmith.
Candle Wm L, wagonmkr.
Comer George W, justice.
Cotton J Willis, Agricultural Im- plements, Sewing Machines and Pump Dealer.
Coverstone J D Rev (United Brethren).
Cunningham Andrew, hardware.
Curtis & Covert, blacksmiths.
Endly Joseph, druggist.
Ewing George D, photographer.
James uinn,
SALOON
Choice Brands Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Walkerton, - - Indiana.
R. Varner, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable,
First-Class Rigs Furnished at Reasonable Prices.
WALKERTON, INDIANA.
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LIVERY STABLE
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS
Galvanizing, C. Plating and Tinning ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK.
Genuine Hartford Boot and Shoe.
Dealers will find they are the best goods they can handle for men's wear. Geo. S. Dwinnell, Indianapolis, Ind.
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER WAL
Florence House, J M B Giberson, Proprietor ; Sample Room on the First Floor ; Bus to and from All Trains ; Livery Connected With the House.
Giberson J M B, Proprietor Flor- ence House.
Hale Wm C, meat market.
Henderson ET, lumber and grain.
Hildebrand Jacob Rev (Dunkard). Hostetter Henry W, live stock.
Hudelmyer Samuel, general store.
Jones G W J, Livery, Sale and Feed Stables; Good Rigs and Reasonable Prices.
Kern C J saloon and dry goods.
Kime M C, grocer.
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