Polk's Indiana State gazetteer and business directory, 1884-1885 Volume III, Part 103

Author: R.L. Polk & Co. cn
Publication date: 1884
Publisher: Indianapolis, Ind. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1260


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Leibald Ernst, carpenter.


Leslie George H, agt B & O Ry.


Libbey Cornelius B, jeweler.


Mintle H S, propr Walkerton Visitor. Moore C W, Physician. Morehouse Cyrus, shoemkr. Nicoles Samuel J, lawyer and justice. Orr J, vet surgeon. Paul George, restaurant.


Place D W, real estate.


Puffenberger I, physician.


Quinn James, Saloon. (See adv, page 743.)


Richmond C M, druggist. Roderick Daniel J, justice. Rogers Bros, flour mill. Ross S F & Co, hardware. Ruple A B, harnessmkr.


Scutt M A, dentist. Smith J C, notions. Smith Lafayette, tinner. Smith Michael F, physician.


Smith Sarah L, milliner. Stephens C W N, general store.


Stephens G S, painter. Stevens, Hare & Co, general store.


Stevenson Amos H, justice. Taylor Jacob, grocer. Thompson Noah, meat market. Townsend O F, barber.


Varner Reuben, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable. (See adv, page 743.) Vincent E J; furniture. Walkerton Visitor, H S Mintle, publr. Wolfenberger John, saloon.


Wolfe Maggie B Miss, Milliner, Dressmaker and Fancy Goods. (See adv, page 745.) Wolfe Thomas J, clothing.


WALLACE. Known formerly as Jack- sonville, is a village of 200 inhabitants, in Jackson township, Fountain county, 24 miles southeast of Covington, the county seat, and 9 south of Hillsborough, on the I B & W Ry, the shipping place. Crawfords- ville is the banking town. U S Ex. Wm H Spinning, postmaster.


Bogg Allen, flour mill.


Bowman E Mrs, hotel.


Bowman E N, general store.


Clodfelter Felix, tile mnfr.


Davidson J F, physician.


Davidson Mathias, live stock.


Erwin Wm, saloon.


Holman H J, harnessmkr.


Livingston & McCrery, general store.


Lovengood Jasper, physician.


McCrary H P, justice of the peace.


Mickell J S Rev (Christian).


Osborn John, blacksmith.


Spinning Wm H, druggist.


Thomas G V, justice of the peace.


WALLEN. Located on the G R & I RR, in Washington township, Allen county, 7 miles north of Fort Wayne, the bank location and county seat. Population 400. Ex, U S. Lumber is exported. A W Klinger, postmaster.


Baird David, lawyer.


Calbetzor Aaron, plasterer.


Cour August, blacksmith.


Cutshall Thomas, meat market.


Gordon Charles, physician. .


Grosjean Bros, general store and saw mill. Grosjean Edward, Railroad Agent. Grosjean & Vananda, handle mnfr.


Griswold George, cooper.


Marks John, shoemkr. Opliger George, hotel.


Soliday John, justice of the peace.


Sutton H, physician.


Vananda John, carpenter.


WALNUT. A village of 180 per- sons,situated in Walnut township, Marshall county, on the I P & C Div W St L & P Ry, 13 miles southeast of Plymouth, the seat of justice and most available bank. A flour mill is need. U S Ex. Wm H Bunnell, postmaster.


Bunnell William H, Physician, Druggist, Flour, Feed, and Express Agent. Dumel C J, hardware.


Hunter Wm, blacksmith.


McClure Wm, hotel and notary public.


McCoy J L, agt I P & C Ry.


Neely J S, General Store.


Neely & Bates, general store. Pocock E H, physician. Town Lyman, broom mnfr. Whorton W J, barber.


WALNUT GROVE. In Prairie township, Warren county, 9 miles south of Boswell, its shipping point, and 14 north- west of Williamsport, the county seat. The bank location is Attica. Stage route to Williamsport tri-weekly; no regular fare. Population 50. N M Gehris, postmaster.


J. H. CURRAN !! Passenger Elevators! 135 West Second St., . . CINCINNATI.


MODEL CLOTHING CO. Largest and most complete Clothing House in the State.


43 and 45 East Washington St., and 18, 20 and 22 S. Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, - IND.


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DIRECTORY.


WAR 745


Everhart J, carpenter.


Gehris N M, Grocer, Live Stock and Justice.


Ham Samuel, saw mill and tile mnfr.


Hazzard John, blacksmith. Hitenstine Robert, wind mills. Miller Wm, live stock.


Rickett Thomas, wagonmkr. Rideour John, live stock.


WALTON. Population 750. A. town on PC & St L Ry, in Tipton township, Cass county, 9 miles southeast of Logans- port, the county seat and banking place. Contains 3 churches and a graded school. Lumber, grain and live stock are shipped. Am Ex. W P Beall, postmaster. Alford H, physician. Beall J, wagonmkr.


Beall W P, confectioner.


Bets Samuel, meat market.


Bishop G W, flour mill and hardware.


Bishop Wm, carpenter. Dutchess C P, druggist. Engle David, hotel. Flynn A P, R R and ex agt.


Flynn P D, milliner.


Hurd Owen, furniture and grain.


Hurd & Curtis, saw mill.


Kesting Perry, general store. Krist C P, blacksmith. Neff J N, physician. Rooker V Mrs, milliner. Ruth Thomas, meat market. Stagg Amanda, milliner. Stagg John, baker and restaurant. Stuter Lida, milliner.


WANATAH. Situated at the cross- ing of the L N A & C and P Ft W & C Rys, in Cass township, Laporte county, is a pleasant village of 700 inhabitants, 23 miles southwest of Laporte, the county seat, and 54 miles southeast of Chicago. Valparaiso


is the banking point. Grain, hay and po- tatoes are exported. Adams and Am Ex- W P Yarger, postmaster.


Abraham August, wagonmkr. Boehlke John, hotel.


Boelilke J & Co, furniture.


Burner J O, Druggist.


Burner & Leming, agrl implements. Conitz J, hardware.


Fisher W H, physician. Fudenski Peter, dry goods.


Gallert Christian, saloon. Groth Otto, dry goods.


Groth & Wyatt, pressed hay.


Gruse Homan, grocer.


Hanson John, saloon.


Hennig Julius, meat market.


Higgins J H, agt L N A & C Ry.


Higgins J H & Co, grain.


Jacobson J, harnessmkr.


Kalies Wm & Co, wagonmkrs.


Kapelski Adolph, shoemkr.


Keil Emil L, flour mill.


McCurdy G F, justice of the peace.


McCurdy G G, agt P Ft W & CRR.


McCurdy G T, grain.


Mckown John, blacksmith.


Mitzner August, saloon.


Mitzner F & Co, general store and pressed hay.


Ringleman Carl, shoemkr.


Rosenbaum C H, grocer.


Wiesjohn & Son, grocers and druggists.


Windle Lem, wagonmkr.


Yarger W P, Insurance, Sewing Ma- chine and Express Agent.


WARD. Is a recently established postoffice, located in Boone county.


WARREN. An incorporated town of 750 inhabitants, on line of the T C & St L Ry, and Salamonie river, in Salamonie township, Huntington county, 14 miles


Miss Maggie B. Wolfe, -DEALER IN-


MILLINERY, Straw and Fancy Goods, WALKERTON, - IND.


PATENTS. C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See ady). | 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND


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3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS . IND.


PHOTOLIYORAYLAO (See adv., pages 405 and 407.)


746


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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER WAR


southeast of Huntington, the county seat. Bluffton, 15 miles distant, is the banking town. Produce, grain and staves are ship- ped. 4 churches, graded school, and a weekly newspaper-News-are supported. Ex, Am. F. M Huff, postmaster.


Anderson I J, wagonmkr. Andrews Charles, blacksmith. Andrews J W, ex agt. Baker D B & Co, general store.


Benbow John, justice of the peace.


Brown H & Co, Furniture.


Christy J E, harnessmkr. Coles Henry J, shoemkr. Cowgill O G, R R agt.


Ewart & Anderson, drugs.


Ewart & Thorp, hardware.


Finkle David, flour mill.


Fleming & Co, saw mill.


Foster J M, meat market. Frash John, general store.


Good Jonas, physician.


Good & Thompson, live stock, grain and banking.


Hamilton & Roberts, bakers.


Huff F M, Notary Public.


Huff F M Mrs, milliner.


Hupp Samuel, druggist. Irwin J & Son, general store.


Jones G A, saw mill.


Jones John D, live stock.


Little David, justice of the peace.


Logue L, furniture.


McCahan & Roberts, dentists.


Maughmer & Goyer, general store.


Palmer D, Physician.


Poor A E, barber. Powell Wm, wagonmkr.


Pulse S A, general store.


Ream J, saloon.


Redrup James & Son, livery.


Scott Alice, milliner.


Shaffer & Co, planing mill.


Shults Samuel, wagonmkr.


Simons L L, lawyer. Smethurst & First, flour mill. Smethurst E R, hardware. Smith M & Co, general store. Sproul J S, physician. Sproul J S & Co, druggists. Sutter Catharine, hotel.


Van Horn John, General Store. Warren Oar Co.


WARREN CENTRE. A flag sta- tion on the L S & MS Ry, in Warren town- ship, St Joseph county, 7 miles northwest of South Bend, the seat of justice and banking place. Tel, W U. George B Dunsho, post- master.


Barker Wm H, agt L S & M S Ry. Dunsho George B, General Store.


WARRINGTON. A village of 200 inhabitants, located in Brown township' Hancock county, 15 miles northeast of Greenfield court house. Knightstown, 10 miles southeast, is the shipping and the bank- ing town. Wilkinson, 13 miles northwest, is also a shipping station. Daily stage to Anderson; fare, 60 cents; and Knightstown; fare, 40 cents. John Thorp, postmaster. Cook Levi, harnessmkr.


Garriott Henry C, General Store. Garriott Wm L, undertaker.


Goodman W H, wagonmkr.


Hanna Daniel, physician. Hays John B, township trustee.


Kenyon Wm, blacksmith.


Miller John, shoemkr.


Power & Jones, flour mill.


Thorp A C, live stock.


Thorp Bros, General Store and Live Stock. Trees Wm, hotel and physician. Vanhorn Frank, painter. Warrington Tile Co, tile mnfrs.


WARSAW. The judicial seat of Kosciusko county, is an important incor- porated city of 3,100 inhabitants, located near the Tippecanoe river on line of P Ft W & C and C W & M Rys, 122 miles north of Indianapolis, and 109 east of Chicago. This is quite a noted summer resort, sur- rounded by Pike, Eagle and Center lakes, which are famous for excellent fishing and boating, and attract a large number of pleasure and health-seekers, during the summer months. Warsaw is a handsome business city, supplied with 5 churches, graded schools, a public library 3 hotels and 2 banks. The new court house, now nearing completion, is a model of archi- tectural beauty ; estimated cost of same, $225,000. The newspapers published here are known as the Times, daily, Wasp, issued daily and weekly, the Northern Indianian and National Union, weeklies, and the Dental Student, a quarterly publication. The chief industries in manufacture in- clude 2 foundries, a planing mill, saw mill, 2 flour mills, cooper shop, furniture factory and large bentwood works, that manufacture woodwork for plows and other agricultural implements. This city is noted for its healthful climate and pleasant location. Ex, Adams and U S. Tel, W U. John N Runyan, postmaster.


Ale & Moore, furniture.


Alleman W D, poultry breeder.


Alward Cyrus M, lawyer. Ayers Isaac L, insurance agt.


Ayers Lewell M, agt C W & M Ry.


Bair Andrew J, boots and shoes.


Baker Joseph S, County Auditor. Barnes J H, plasterer.


PAPER PULLEYS Save your POWER, BELTING and OIL.


Will do work where Metal Pulleys fail. @ Write for prices. AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO., 114 and 116 South Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


investing money on Mortgage Security. Not a dollar of interest or principal lost.


THUS. G. DAY & CO., INDIANAPOLIS.


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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WAR 747


Bartels Edward F, mer tailor. Bartol Charles L, dry goods. Bash John M, physician. Beazel F & W N, harnessmkr. Bennett George W, grocer. Bentley & Jerman, cigar mnfrs. Berst Hiram F, insurance.


Beyer Bros, butter, eggs, etc.


Biddlecome Dexter, barber.


Biddlecome A J & Co, pump mnfrs.


Biewend Henry E, druggist.


Biggs Hiram, lawyer. Binns Wm, general store. Bowser Wm H, sewing machines. Boyd Thomas Rev (Presbyterian). Boydston Louie C, cigars. Boydston Nelson N, R R agt.


Bradshaw Alice, millinery.


Brant H H, spring bed mnfr.


Bratt Daniel, shoemkr. Brown Perry, meat market. Burkett Benjamin, physician. Burkett Calvin W, physician. Bybee John, confectioner. Byler Joseph M, physician.


Calvert Jesse Rev (German Baptist). Campbell Hugh A, physician.


Castetter John J, painter. Central Union Telephone Co, W H Eggle- ston, manager.


Chapmam Charles W, lawyer.


Chapman John W & Co, ice dealers.


Cisney James H, dry goods. Clark & Walters, carpenters.


Clayton C M, physician. Coker Washington, barber. Coleman Bros, insurance. Conrad Wm, carriage mnfr. Comstock Bros, grocers.


Cook Howard S, lawyer.


Cook H M & Co, books.


Cook James W, lawyer.


County Commissioners ; John Whetten, Pres; Henry P Comstock, Al- len Bybee; Joseph S Baker, County Auditor and Clerk.


Cowgill Hiram M, physician. Curtis Joshua W, jeweler.


Davenport Theodore, physician. Davisson J H, physician. Deeds & Son, coopers. Dental Student (quarterly), Charles A Rigdon, propr.


Dunnick Benjamin H, grocer and lumber. Eagle Lake Ice Co.


Edwards J R Rev (Baptist).


Eggleston Wm H, dentist.


Eicher John, plumber.


Elder Hank, omnibus line.


Ellett James W, mer tailor.


Encell Judith E, millinery.


Encell Robert B, lawyer.


Everhard Lizzie, millinery.


Fitts Emma Miss, dressmkr.


Frary & Bolton, carpenters.


Frazer & Frazer, lawyers.


Freeman & Travis Misses, dressmkrs.


Funk Bros, dry goods.


Funk Lewis B, Gunsmith, Dealer in Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, etc, Sports- man's Goods. Funk Wm B, druggist.


Furlong & Son, marble works.


Gattshall Joshua B, Lawyer, Special Attention Given to Collections, References, State Bank of Warsaw, and G B Lesh & Co.


Gibson Wm H, general store.


Gilliam Calvin, livery stable.


Glessner Jackson, boots and shoes.


Goodwin Thomas A, dentist.


Gottsman Sisters, milinery.


Grabner John, hardware.


Graves Wm C, dry goods.


Greene Edmund J, lawyer. Grosspitch Charles B, restaurant.


Gustin Francis M, physician.


Halstead & Crouch, saloon.


Hanna H W & Co, Mnfrs Curtis' Patent Grocer Counters and Lumber Dealers.


Hartson Frederick, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, etc, Restaurant and Lunch Counter, nr Ft Wayne R R Depot.


Hays House, Wm Kirtley, propr.


KIRTLEY HOUSE,


L. & R. L. NEWBERGER, Proprietors,


Rates, $2 per Day. WARSAW, IND.


Leading Hotel in the City. Refitted and Refurnished.


KING & ELDER


Office Desks. Send for Catalogue. 43 & 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


Smith's Asthma Cure.


Never fails. Trial packages free of Druggists, or E. G. Smith & Son, Kentland, Ind.


748 WAR


INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER WAR


Haymond Lee H, lawyer. Haymond & Royse, lawyers. Hendee Caleb, boots and shoes. Hendee George W, shoemkr. Hatfield Hamlet D, grocer. Hickman Robert M, saloon. Hirschman Jacob L, dry goods. Hitzler Robert H, furniture. Holbrook & Baker, grocers. Hower Wm H, barber. Huffman Philip, saloon. Hughes Caleb, county surveyor. Hutchinson Mate M Mrs, dressmkr.


Indianian-Republican (Week- ly), Williams & Hossler, Proprietors.


James David, meat market. James Henry, barber. Jaques Oliver P, ice dealer.


Johnson James, blacksmith. Johnson Wm J, blacksmith.


Kelly John, mer tailor.


Kilmer & Nusbaum, druggists.


Kirtley House, L & R L Newberger Proprietors. (See adv, page 747.) Kirtley Wm, propr Hays House.


Lake City Bank (capital, $60,000; surplus, $12,000); Hudson Beck, pres; Albion Beck, cash.


Lake City Iron Works, Rouch, Reed & Hoyt, proprs.


Lesh G B & Co, Bentwood Mnfrs ; Mnfrs of Plow Beams and Agricultural Implement Goods. Lewis Ida, music teacher.


Lockwood H H, painter.


Lones Jerome H, agt P Ft W & C Ry. Long Harry, saloon.


McClure John, carpenter. McFan Preston, saloon.


McKrill James, blacksmith.


McKrill & Kirkendall, restaurant.


Mahin E A Rev (Methodist). Marshall Woodson S, lawyer.


Mauzy & Miller, bakers. Mayer Edward, dry goods. Mershon Aaron J, lumber.


Milice Andrew S, county recorder.


Milice Ebenezer O, meat market. Milice Henry C, photographer. Moon E & Sons, grocers. Moro Frank, physician. Morris I J & Son, agrl implements.


Mumaw Martin W, insurance. Myers Frederick, planing mill. Netter & Myer, meat market.


Newberger L & R L, Proprietors Kirtley House. (See adv, page 747.) Nye & Leamon, grocers. Occidental Hotel, C M Pierce, propr. Oldfather Samuel W, ice dealer. Olney Frederick E, dentist. Oram Dora, dressmkr. Oram Harry, carriage mnfr. Ostrander George W, second-hand goods.


Parker Wilson, grocer.


Patterson Clista M Mrs, baker.


Peck Edson V, harnessmkr.


Phillips Miles H, shoemkr. Phillipson Marcus, clothier.


Pierce Chapin M, propr Occidental Hotel. Place Frank A, photographer.


Porter Martha A, books and stationery.


Pyle Charles V, druggist.


Reid John M, sheriff.


Richardson & Moran, dry goods. Richhart George B, marble works. Richhart Nelson, music teacher.


Rigdon Charles A, dentist and dental goods, publr The Dental Student.


Ripple Wm H, livery stable.


Ritter & Pease, dressmkrs. Rizer Martin, blacksmith.


Rogers & Winder, proprs Warsaw Wasp.


Rouch, Reed & Hoyt, iron works.


Ruch Albert F, manager Opera House.


Runyan John F, Postmaster, Col- lections and Real Estate.


Rutter & Rousseau, hardware.


Scott David & Son, flour mill.


Scott Joshua F, general store.


Shackelford Tiffin J, physician.


Shane Henry, grocer.


Sheffield Eugene A, painter.


Shurick & Leedy, ice.


Shoemaker Jonathan F, photographer.


Shorb Edward J, restaurant.


Shoup & Oldfather, flour mill.


Singer Manufacturing Co, Margaret A Smith, manager. Smith Christopher, foundry.


Smith James S, physician.


Smith Robert C, undertaker.


Snyder Eli, Saloon and Billiards.


Spangle Edson, jeweler and optician.


State Bank of Warsaw (capital $50,000, surplus $40,000); Samuel H Chipman, pres; Ashbel O Catlin, cash.


Sterling Edward, barber.


Stewart Thomas C, insurance agt.


Swyhart Calvin M, physician.


Taylor Joseph H, clerk circuit court.


Thayer J D & Co, grain elevator.


Thomas Abner B, coroner, 1 mile w.


Thomas Abner B, live stock. Thomas Charles W, grocer.


Thomas George M, medicine mnfr.


Thomas & Manly, furniture and planing mill.


Trish Bros, carriages and wagons."


Trish John, carriagemkr.


Upson Harvey W, agt U S and Adams Ex Cos.


Vanator & Hartman, carpenters.


Wall Charles, shoemkr.


Warsaw Daily Times, Williams & Hossler, Proprietors.


Warsaw Elevator Co, J D Thayer, mana- ger.


PENSIONS


W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase { 42 Vance Block, Indianapolis, of Pensions and all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.


CHARLES F. JACOBS, Attorney in, Patent Cases, 36 North Delaware St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


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FATENTS PROSECUTED ! PATENTS PROCURED ! Infringements Stopped. Patent Suits Defended. Fifteen Years' Experience.


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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WAS 749


Warsaw Gas Light and Coke Co.


Warsaw National Union (weekly), Frank J Zimmerman, propr.


Warsaw Wasp, Rogers & Winder, proprs. Watson J C & Co, druggists.


Webber Selden, hardware.


Webber I B, physician.


Weichman J Rev (Catholic), ice dealer. Weirick House, Adam Weirick, propr.


Western Union Telegraph Co, Byron D Rowell, manager.


Wheeler Isaac, restaurant.


Widaman John D, attorney at law.


Wiggins Bros, plasterers.


Williams Eugene, Deputy Post- master.


Williams Wm Hon, lawyer.


Williams & Hossler, Proprietors Indianian-Republican.


Wolf Emma, meat market.


Wolf L J & Co, grocers.


Woodruff John M, restaurant.


Wood & Brubaker Bros, lawyers.


Woolley A & Son, druggists. Wynant David, wagonmkr. Zekind H M & Co, clothing.


Zimmerman Frank J, propr Warsaw Na- tional Union.


Zumbrum & Secrist, brick mnfrs.


WASHINGTON. The judicial seat of Daviess county, is a flourishing city of 5,000 inhabitants, situated at the crossing of O & M and E W & B R Rs, 19 miles east of Vincennes, 136 southwest of Indian- apolis and 168 west of Cincinnati. The manufacturing industries of Washington, while not numerous, are substantial. They include 4 flour mills, 1 cooper shop, 2 foundries and 2 saw mills. Coal of a good quality is mined in the vicinity. Wash- ington was settled in 1817, and soon there- after was made the county seat, It was in- corporated a city in 1875, and is now a thrifty business place, containing excellent county buildings, good business blocks, 2 banks, 4 hotels, 7 churches, graded and


high schools, 1 opera house, a good fire de- partment, and is lighted by gas. 2 newspapers- Gazette (daily and weekly) and the Daviess County Democrat-are pub- lished here. Coal, grain live stock are the chief exports. Ex, O & M. Tel, O & M. Albion Horrell, postmaster. Aikman Robert, tailor.


Akers John H, restaurant.


Anderson Francis A, physician.


Ashton L F, photographer.


Axtel T J & Co, dry goods.


Backes H, saloon.


Backus John, harnessmkr.


Barr James M, lawyer.


Barton G G, lawyer.


Bedell L W, commission.


Beeson R S & Son, hardware.


Beitman Bros, grocers.


Beitman G, clothing.


Beitman R & E, clothing.


Belding Stephen, propr Daviess County Democrat.


Berens C J & Co, meats.


Biddinger John W, saloon.


Bindurant E G, agt O & M R R.


Blades Zack, grocer.


Bonham & Gill, furniture.


Boston W L Rev (Baptist).


Brann Oliver H, grocer.


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Bray Harry, stationer.


Brown Henry C, flour mills.


Buckeye Cannel Coal Co, coal miners.


Burke George, lawyer.


Burkhart L Rev (Catholic).


Burrill Horace H, druggist.


Burton J W, lawyer.


Cabel, Kaufmann & Co, general store.


Cabel, Wilson & Co, coal miners.


Clark John N, dentist.


Cloud Albert W, grocer.


Cloud Thomas, jeweler.


Colbert F B, restaurant.


Cole W E (Successor to Greenfield, Per- rine & Co), Foundry, Machine Shops, and Engineers' Supplies, Opposite O & M De- pot.


QUICK TRAIN.


ROCKFORD WATCH.


ROCKFORD


RAIL ROAD WATCH


R. E. GEETING & BRO., Jewelers.


Sole Agents for the Rockford Watches in this County.


Special Attention Given to Repairing. WASHINGTON, IND.


Physio-Medical College of Indiana.


Send for Announcement to C. T. BEDFORD, 290 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.


BOYD'S CHLOROFORM ELIXIR.


The Surest, Safest, Quickest and MOST PLEASANT Remedy for Diarrhea and Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. B. H. BOYD, LAFAYETTE, IND.


750 WAS


INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER WAS


Conra I Gustave, dry goods. Dacy Henry, shoemkr. Dale & Stubblefield, livery. Davenport Jane, milliner. Daviess County Democrat, Stephen Beld- ing, propr. Dils Caroline, milliner. Doherty Alex H, stoves. Doyle John W Rev (Catholic). Eads T L, physician.


Eastham Wm, springmkr. Eckhouse Sigmund, liquors. Eskridge E K, harnessmkr. Faust Joseph, saloon. Feagans James R, blacksmith.


Feagans, Read & Co, general store.


Fields Sim, hotel. Fitts Wm C, wagonmkr.


Fitzgibbons John, physician. Fromme H F, saloon.


Fryer Mary A, Fashionable Milliner, Main. Fuller James D, tailor.


Gardiner & Taylor, lawyers.


Geeting R E & Bro, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. (See adv, page 749.) Gers H, physician.


Gimbel Isaac, clothing.


Harneds F M, physician.


Harris F H, notions. Hartzell Charles, carriage painter.


Hatfield & Palmer, agrl implements. Hawley R E Rev (Presbyterian).


Hayes M J, grocer. Haynes F M, lawyer. Hefron L A, druggist.


Hoffmaster Jacob, general store. Horrell Albion, postmaster. Hyatt H H, Proprietor Hyatt House. Hyatt, Levings & Co, bankers. Ingersoll Mills, saloon. Ingersoll Wm, saloon. Jackson W D, druggist. Jepson N, jeweler.


Jones John N, druggist.


Jones Zack, grocer.


Jones & Berry, confectioners.


Joseph & Rothchild, clothing. Kauffmann August, baker.


Keller John, saloon. Kempf A, barber. Kempf John, butcher. Kiefer Gustave, saloon.


Klapper Charles, baker. Laville Thomas, county auditor.


Leslie Alex, Real Estate Exclusively ; 150 Farms of All Sizes, Timber Lands, Mills, Etc ; Bulletin Free on Application. Levi Simon, boots and shoes. Levy & Bray, clothiers.


Lindley J F & Son, dry goods.


Loeb Louis, clothier. Lord Joseph, propr Meredith House. McCafferty J C, general store.


McCarthy John, saloon.


McClellan H B, blacksmith.


McDougall W F, general store. McMullen James, saloon. -


Maher J E, stoves and tinware. Maux John, blacksmith.


Maynard Gardner, blacksmith.


Mees Mathias, grocer.


Menzel & Co, druggists.


Meredith B T, justice of the peace.


Meredith E A, pianos and organs. Meredith House, Joseph Lord, propr,


Meredith John B, grocer.


Meredith Thomas C, blacksmith.


Meredith Wm R, livery.


Mooney Grace, hotel.


Mooney Thomas P, Saloon. Moore J L, physician.


Myers & Thompson, general store.


Naylor Joseph, general store.


Neal & Eskridge, general store.


Noel S A, dressmkr.


Nutter R L, grocer.


Ogden & Burt, lawyers.


Osmond & Sahn, shoemkrs.


Popp Henry, photographer.


Prentiss G M, justice of the peace.


Ragsdale D J, saloon.


Reinsel John, boots and shoes. .


Reuss Henry, harnessmkr.


Richardson Wm, barber.


Rodarmel & Myers, proprs Washington Gazette.


Roger Bros, lumber.


Rothschild & Joseph, clothing.


Sabin & Steffy, physicians.


Salyards & Sims, marble works.


Schickedanz Charles, saloon.


Shucks Phil, restaurant. Slater Maria E, milliner.


Smiley Thomas J, county surveyor.


Smith John M, druggist.


Smith & Carnahan, hardware.


Solomon David, wagonmkr.


Sparks J T, general store.


Spencer J H, lawyer. Spink A E & Co, flour mills.


Stewart Joseph, barber. Stumpp Fred, butcher.


Sum Jacob & Bro, cigar mnfrs.


Sylvester Eli, propr Sylvester House.


Taylor John M, baker.


Taylor Velvosco, blacksmith.


Tharp C K, lawyer.


Thomas Eli, Livery, Board and Feed Stable; Horses Bought and Sold; nr Hyatt House.


Thompson E W & Co, druggists.


Thompson J E & Co, hardware. Toy Jerry, saloon. .


Underwood Walter Rev (Methodist).


Vantrees John, lawyer.


Walker W H, confectioner.


Wallace Robert A, wagonmkr.


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Waller & Prentiss, harnessmkrs. Waller John, saloon. Ward Francis A, sheriff.


Washington National Bank (capital $50,- 000) ; John N Breen, pres ; R N Reed, cash.


Washington Gas Co, gas mnfrs.


Washington Gazette, Rodarmel & Myers, publrs.


Washington & Stewart, barbers.


Wickiser S H, photographer. Wickrers Wm, saloon. Williams John, insurance.


Wilson Joseph, county clerk. Wilson & Wood, dentists.


Woessner Jacob, saloon.


Wright Emma J, milliner.




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