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CLOVERLAND. Settled in 1830, is a station and postoffice on the St L V T H & I R R, located in Posey township, Clay county, 6 miles west of Brazil, the county seat and banking town. The village contains 110 inhabitants, Baptist and United Brethren churches. Coal, lumber and grain are its exports. George W Moore, postmaster.
Bobo T'G, sewing machines. Bowles A H, blacksmith.
Cashman D W, physician.
Clark Joseph, live stock. Crouse H J, jeweler. Falls J A, hotel.
Grider C J, carpenter. Lucas James T, druggist.
Miller George, shoemkr.
Miller J T, carpenter. Miller M V, produce.
Moore G W general store.
Reeves Cyrus, wagonmkr. Steadman J, coal miner.
Webber West, Saw and Planing Mill.
CLUNETTE. Formerly known as Galveston, is located in Prairie township, Kosciusko county, 8 miles northwest of Warsaw, the county seat and banking town, and 4 miles west of Leesburgh, its shipping station on C W & M Ry. Population 275. George Harley, postmaster. Anglin J W, carpenter.
Boggs Clinton, livery.
Boydston B S, physician and dentist.
Byrer Jacob, shoemkr.
Clunette Seminary, S A Boggess, principal. Frantz Jacob, carpenter.
Harley A E, notary.
Harley Bros, General Store.
Johnson J H, physician.
Matthews J B, lawyer.
Matthews Sadie, dressmkr.
Mettermeyer T, saloon.
Powell W J, grain and live stock.
Schell W S, blacksmith.
Smith Hiram, druggist.
CLYDE. Owen county. Is a recently established postoffice.
COAL BLUFF. Settled in 1870, is a village of 590 inhabitants, located on the I & St L R R, in Nevins township, Vigo county, 58 miles southwest of Indianapolis and 16 northeast of Terre Haute, the county seat and nearest bank location. Coal Bluff is a coal mining village, and coal is the only article of export. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. TO Powell, postmaster.
Bundy J M, blacksmith.
Coal Bluff Mining Company.
Crabtree H, hotel.
Davis Edward, general store and justice. Edgar Coal Company.
Eppert G W, coal mine. Garrigus Lewis, shoemkr and coal mine. Holbert J C, live stock.
Kay, Long & Lensadder, coal miners.
Long A J, shoemkr.
Martin J H, saloon.
Peterson J M, saloon.
Powell TO, general store.
J. H.CURRAN
DUMB WAITERS 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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COAL CITY. A village on the T H & S E R R. in Jefferson township, Owen county, 18 miles southwest of Spencer the county seat. A population of 200 supports Baptist church and district school. Near- est bank at Worthington, distant 10 miles. Land is worth from $25 to $30 per acre. Ex, Adams. B F Goshorn, postmaster. Bolton David, saloon.
Fetro J L, hotel. Foracre A J, carpenter. Goshorn B F, grocer.
Hamilton J W, physician.
Hochstetler H J, lawyer. Kailor & Son, wagonmkrs.
Seldomridge Wm C, carpenter.
Snapp J G, drugs. Stants Daniel, harnessmkr.
Summerlot & Son, general store and grain. Vanhorn J A, saloon.
Young Wm L, physician.
COATESVILLE. Is a thrifty vil- lage of 600 inhabitants, situated on the St LV TH & I R R, in Clay township, Hen- dricks county, 11 miles west of Danville the county seat and banking town, and 28 west of Indianapolis. The village has Methodist and Baptist churches, 2 graded schools and 1 hotel. Its manufactories comprise 1 saw mill, brick and tile yard, planing mill and 1 flour mill. Grain, lum- ber and produce are marketed. Am Ex. W U Tel. Daniel W Risher, postmaster. Baughman Isaac, hotel. Bourne James M, drugs.
Brown James, shoemkr. Bryant & Sharp, drugs, Campbell David W, general store.
. Campbell Thomas L, furniture.
Coatesville Hotel, Isaac Baughman, propr. Crews D S & Son, livery. Crews John J, live stock. Draper & Gambold, general store.
Ellis Eldridge R, harnessmkr. Elrod & Short, meats.
Fetrow Alexander, Saw and Plan- ing Mill.
Gibbens Thomas, harnessmkr.
Goldman Charles W, jeweler. Harlan Jesse, brickmkr. Huber Jacob, baker. Hudson Charity, milliner. Hunt & Hunt, physicians. Irick George, blacksmith. Job Allen, hardware.
Lakin Wm N, carriage mnfr.
Marker Elisha H, Proprietor of Coatesville Flour Mill, Dealer in Grain and Broker. Marker E H Mrs, milliner.
Newton & Byram, dressmkrs. Risher Daniel W, grocer and postmaster. Roberts Frank, blacksmith.
Shepherd Henry E, barber. Stanley Cyrus L, lawyer. Stanley & Roberts, furniture. Stringer Nathaniel, general store. Williams Joseph, justice.
COBURGH. A small place on the B & O R R, in Porter county, with a pop- ulation of 50 persons, is situated 8 miles northeast of Valparaiso, the county seat. Ex, B & O. H W Forbes, postmaster. Forbes H W, Mnfr and Dealer in Hardwood Lumber.
Noyes E H, grain dealer.
COCHRAN. In Centre township, Dearborn county, with 1,400 inhabitants, is a village located on the O & M Ry, 5 miles southwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Banking facilities at Aurora, distant 2 miles. There are located here the O & M car shops, chair factory, and a Methodist church. Ex, O & M. Abram P Shutts, postmaster.
Bloner George, hotel, boots and shoes. Carbaugh J H, justice.
Cochran Charles & Co, chair mnfrs.
Dale Kate, notions.
Green J C, general store.
Hames & Criswell, Meat Market. Opperman F, General Store. Peppergon Joseph, pottery.
Schafstall Wm, carpenter.
Shutts Abram P, Shoemaker and Stationer.
Shutts Frank B, cigars and tobacco.
Sieferman John, blacksmith.
Smith & Safstall, wagonmkrs, Stanford L D, grocer.
Wheeler J M, general store.
Wright J C, carpenter.
COESSE. A station on the P Ft W & C Ry, located in Union township, Whitley county, 5 miles southeast of Columbia City, the county seat and banking town, and 19 northwest of Fort Wayne. Metho- dist and Lutheran churches are sustained by a population of 200. F Smith, post- master.
Aker Captain, hotel.
Aker & Bro, blacksmiths.
Allen & Bro, grocers.
Auer George, saloon.
Bates Firm, carpenter.
Byrum A J, shoemkr. Clark J O, wagonmkr and justice.
Eckman G W, druggist and physician.
Eckman N T Mrs, milliner.
Graves Justina, milliner.
Krum Moses, carpenter.
Smith F, General Store.
Smith & Mossman, lumber mnfrs. Snook Z, carpenter.
PATENTS
CAVEATS, PRINTS, LABELS, COPYRIGHTS. All business pertaining to these and like matters promptly and carefully attended to by C. BRADFORD, Solicitor of Patents, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (See adv.)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Spencer S M, shoemkr. Swartz & Denner, grocers. Tobey R Rev (Methodist). Tousley L, grocer. Wenger N R, druggist and physician.
COFFEE. This is merely a country postoffice, located in a store situated in Lewis township, Clay county, 30 miles south of Brazil, the county seat. Pimento, distant 12 miles, on the E & T H R R, is the most accessible shipping point. John M Woodrow, postmaster.
Bledsoe & Hoffa, blacksmiths.
Woodrow John M, General Store.
COLBURN. Is a village of 400 in habitants, located on the W St L & P Ry, in Washington township, Tippecanoe coun- ty, 12 miles northeast of Lafayette, the county seat. A population 400 supports Methodist, Lutheran and United Brethren churches. Grain, lumber and wool are the chief exports. Land is worth from $35 to $45 per acre. Ex, Pacific. Tel, W U. G Z Ychacoll, postmaster.
Anderson J H, physician and drugs. Ball James D, general store. Bates S T, physician.
Calvert & Rice, general 'store.
Chapman A G, wood.
Colburn Manufacturing Co, chair mnfrs. Hamson J M, justice.
Hill George W, General Store. Kipp Bros, lumber.
Kirkendall W H, shoemkr.
Marine W R, agt W St L & P Ry.
Martin J N Rev (United Brethren). Scott T H & Son, drain tile mnfrs.
Shipley A J, wagonmkr.
Ychacoll George Z, Insurance and Collecting Agent.
COLDSPRING. A station and post- office on the O & M Ry, located in Sparta township, Dearborn county, 15 miles west of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Near- est bank at Aurora, distant 14 miles. With a population of 75, the village supports Methodist, Lutheran and Baptist churches. Produce and lumber are the exports. 0 & M Ex. W U Tel. J W Livingston, postmaster.
Bossong Joseph M, insurance agt. Christy John, wagonmkr.
Crippky H, blacksmith.
Demand B, painter. Homan F, general store. Jones Jesse C, carpenter.
Livingston J W, General Store. Mulford William C, justice of the peace. Turner George W, furs.
COLFAX. Is located at crossing of L Div T H & I, and C I St L & C Rys, in Perry township, Clinton county, 10 miles southwest of Frankfort court house, 22 southeast of Lafayette, and 42 northwest of Indianapolis. It is an incorporated town of 900 inhabitants,supplied with 4 churches, a graded school, 1 bank, 2 hotels, and a weekly newspaper, Chronicle. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. Robert A Clark, postmaster. Allen Hiram, agt Am Ex Co. Armstrong Frank N, blacksmith. Blacker & Coyner, general store.
Bliss Samuel E, carpenter.
Bush Hotel, Wm Bush, propr.
Colfax Chronicle, Gilbert & Hamilton, propr. Constable James, shoemkr.
Coon Hiram J, physicians.
Davis Robert, saloon.
Dawson John, tile mnfr.
Dehl Milton C, saloon.
Dukes Lewis C, grain.
Dunbar Wm T, drugs and grocer.
Ermentrout & Bro, hardware.
Gant Joshua, saloon.
Gardner Albert Mrs, notions.
Gobble Wesley C, grocer.
Goldsberry Francis M, hotel and lawyer.
Goldsberry Hotel, Francis M Goldsberry,
propr. Griffin James M, grocer.
Hamilton Gilbert H, propr Colfax Chroni- cle.
Hayden Benjamin F, drugs.
Heath John P, painter.
Jenkins Sylvester H, blacksmith.
Johnson E H, furniture.
Knott Thomas, harnessmkr ..
Lanum & Gray, saloon.
McFarland Charles A, barber. McGrath John, drugs.
Milburn Joseph E, physician.
Milburn Robert C, physician.
Minor Frederick E, R R agt.
Mitchell John, Grain and Lumber. Mitchell & Girt, grain and lumber. Moore Clark, shoemkr.
Osburn Wm, meat market.
Parker Joseph, physician.
Payne Samuel, meat market.
Pendry George, livery.
Powers F W & Co, bankers.
Ream John D, carpenter.
Reckard James L, general store.
Roudenbush Gardner P, blacksmith.
Runyon & Folk, general store.
Shobe James M, grocer and drugs.
Shephard James R, tinner.
Slaughter George W, wagonmkr.
Sparks Elijah, lawyer.
Teegaurden Freeman M, saw mill.
Tankersley John, shoemkr.
Vale Henry W, physician.
PAPER PULLEYS{
25 per cent. of power gained. Belts will not slip on them. AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO., 114 and 116 South Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
THOS. C. DAY & CO., 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind. General Financial Ag'ts, Mortgage Loans on Farms or City Property.
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Webster James G, lawyer and justice. White Daniel, hardware. White D Mrs, milliner.
COLLAMER. Is a station E R Div W St L & P Ry, known locally as Mil- lersburgh, situated in Cleveland township, Whitley county, 12 miles southwest of Co- lumbia City, the county seat. A popula- tion of 150 sustains a Christian church and district school. Eel river flows by the vil- lage and operates by water power 1 flour mill. Grain, flax seed, lumber and live stock are the exports. J A Schannep, postmaster.
Baker D, shoemkr. Davis H C, saw mill.
Egolf H M, physician. Fager N, saloon.
Halderman Daniel, Flour Mill.
Kinzie George W, hotel.
Monroe Jesse, blacksmith.
Overhulser E, carpenter.
Ross Alfred, general store.
Schannep J A, druggist. Smith John W, blacksmith.
Snell J S Rev (Dunkard).
Streigle Paul, cooper. Umbaugh Jonas Rev (Dunkard).
COLLEGE CORNERS. Jay county. (See Liber.)
COLLETT. A post village of 100 - inhabitants, located in Pike township, Jay county, on the G R & I R R, 4 miles south of Portland, the county seat and location of nearest bank. 1 United Brethren church is supported. Wm Strawathan, postmaster. Beedolt P C Rev (United Brethren).
Beedolt, Barr & Co, tile mnfrs. Bye D S, carpenter. Davis Wm, blacksmith.
Finch A H, grocer. Finch T J, grocer. Finch & Bro, saw mill. Strawathan Wm, grocer and hotel.
COLLINS. In Smith township, Whit- ley county, with 80 inhabitants, is located on E R Div W St L & P Ry, 6} miles northeast of Columbia City, the county seat and banking town. Land improved com- mands from $30 to $60 per acre. Lumber is the chief export. H F Crabill, post- master.
Coleman Nicholas, saw mill. Crabill H F, Postmaster.
Devault Lemuel, justice of the peace. Duey Wm, wagonmkr. Garrison Peter, justice of the peace. Grisier F G, physician.
Hemmick & Grisier, General
Store.
McKown W J, grocer. Pence & Ray, tile mnfrs. Ruckman & Bro, saw mill.
COLOGNE. Is located in Washing- ing township, Delaware county, 18 miles northwest of Muncie, the county seat and banking town. Summitville, 5 miles west, on C W & M Ry, is the place of shipment. Population 150. A Methodist church and district school are sustained. George R Brown, postmaster.
Brown George R, agt.
Easter Wm T, physician.
Hayden Samuel, barber. Hyen Henry shoemkr.
Ladd William, General Store. Stokes Wm, blacksmith.
COLOMA. Contains 150 inhabitants, in Reserve township, Parke county, 42 miles northwest from Rockville, the coun- ty seat, banking town and nearest rail ap- proach. Tri-weekly stage to Rockville. Postmaster, A K Kemp.
Burks W T, grocer.
Carter Joseph, drain and tile mnfr.
Cox E T Rev (Friends).
Cox J N, silversmith.
Dix H C, carpenter.
Glen James L, justice of the peace.
Morris Aaron W, physician.
Morris Thomas, live stock.
Morris W W, blacksmith.
Reynolds Veries A, carpenter.
Swain Jesse, saw mill.
Woodard I A, carpenter.
Woodard Samuel A, shoemkr and consta- ble.
Woodard Seneca, gunsmith.
Woodward Kemp P, general store.
COLUMBIA. Is a small hamlet located in township of same name, Fayette county, & miles southwest of Connersville, the county seat and banking town. Alpine its shipping depot on W W V Ry, is 3 miles southeast. Population 50. John Z Perin, postmaster.
Addis John, blacksmith.
Martin O A, shoemkr.
Perin Samuel E, Carpenter. Perin J Z, carpenter.
COLUMBIA CITY. Is an in- porated town of 2,600 inhabitants, located in the center of Whitley county, of which it is the judicial seat, at crossing of E R Div W St L & P and P Ft W & C Rys, 19 miles northwest of Fort Wayne, and 58 northeast of Logansport. This is a well built town with wide streets and sup- plied with 10 churches, graded and high schools, 2 opera houses, 2 banks, 2 hotels,
KING & ELDER
BOOKCASES. All kinds of Furniture. 43 & 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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telephone exchange, and a well equipped fire department. It carries a bonded debt of $8,500, and supports 2 weekly newspa- pers-Commercial and Post. The chief manufacturing establishments include 7 saw mills, 2 tile yards, 2 flour mills, tan- nery, 2 woolen mills, hub factory, brewery, 2 broom factories, furniture factory, and stave works. Grain, produce, flaxseed and lumber are the chief exports. Tri-weekly stage to Cromwell; fare, $1.50. Ex, Adams and Pacific. Tel, W U. Orson H Wood- worth, postmaster.
Adair Joseph W, lawyer.
Adams John W, propr Columbia City Post. Adams, McCurdy & Co, general store.
Adams & Sharp, clothing.
Allwein Franklin P, sheriff.
Amerman Samuel, physician.
Anthes Philip, saloon.
Bainbridge George M, general store.
Baker John W, propr Commercial.
Ball Wade D, agt P Ft W & C Ry.
Barber E L & Co, general store.
Barnett J W Rev (Lutheran).
Bechtoldt & Rudolph, cigar mnfrs.
Beeson Bros, wagonmkrs.
Beeson Wm J, broom mnfr.
Brenneman Benjamin F, grocer.
Brenneman David R, jeweler.
Brenneman Isaac, grocer.
Brown, Vallorous & Co, hardware, etc.
Burley George G, physician.
Busch Arthur A, saloon.
Carr Wm, stone yard.
Carver Joseph, meat market.
Central Union Telephone Co, John W Baker, propr.
Click Michael E, photographer.
Clugston Bros, general store.
Collins & Sickafoose, lawyers.
Columbia City Bank, FH Foust & Co, proprs.
Columbia City Commercial, John W Ba- ker, propr.
Columbia City Manufacturing Co, hubs and spokes.
Columbia City Post (weekly), John W Ad- ams, propr.
Conrad Peter, carriage mnfr.
County Commissioners ; George W Law- rence, pres, Peter Creager, Henry Sny- der.
Daniel & Bro, meat market.
Deiter Benjamiu F, tile mnfr.
Dempsey O J Mrs, livery stable.
Eel River Woolen Mill Company (capital $12,000); Martin Ireland, pres; Thomas E Eyanson, sec; C D Waidlich, vice pres; flannels, blankets and yarns.
Eyanson Charles J, mer tailor. Farmers Bank, E L McLallen & Co, proprs. Feist & Noxall, barbers.
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Foust F H & Co, propr Columbia City Bank.
Garber & Grund, saloon.
Garver David, boots and shoes.
Glass R S & Co, woolen mill.
Goodfellow John Jr, saloon.
Goodrich S, justice of the peace. Grant & Moser, lumber mnfrs. Grund Frederick, shoemkr.
Haas & Liggett, grocers.
Harper George L, carriage mnfr.
Harris John E, grocer.
Harrison James M, county clerk.
Hart Emerson C, druggist.
Hartsock Herman A, county surveyor.
Hartsock J S, justice and tile mnfr.
Hilbert Albert, pumpmkr.
Holdstock Enoch Rev (Methodist).
Hollis Charles T, insurance agt.
Horth James A, carriage mnfr.
Jones Curtis W, lawyer.
Jones L Monroe, photographer.
Kepner & Hunter, grocers.
Kessler Wm W, shoemkr.
King Wm W, photographer.
Kithcart Nathan I, physician.
Knisely, Zent & Co, hardware.
Kramer Abraham, grocer. Kraus & Bros, grocers and grain.
Lamb Casper W, county recorder.
Lamb & Brown, carriage painters.
Lancaster Wright, cigars and tobacco.
Lawrence Isaiah E, physician ..
Lawrence & Mossman, machinists. Levi & Myers, meat market.
Liggett, Meely & Co, flour mill.
Linville D G & Son, physicians.
Lorber Simon, dry goods.
Lynch John W, blacksmith.
McCray & Sons, Produce and Com- mission.
McDonald House, W .C Scantling & Co, proprs.
McLallan E L & Co, proprs Farmers Bank. Maine Hotel, Maine & Kepner, Pro- prietors. Maine Kepner, Proprietors Maine Hotel.
Makemson Wm W. dentist.
Marshall Daniel M, grain elevator.
Marshall & McNagny, lawyers.
Mason Mary J, milliner.
Mattoon Chauncey B, agt W St L & P Ry. Meitzler Wm, baker.
Metz Moses, harnessmkr.
Meyer Bros, saloon.
Meyers Abraham, tannery.
Miller Jacob, restaurant.
Miller John C, cigar mnfr.
Mitten Allen, P, physician.
Myers Daniel, confectioner.
Ney Henry E, clothing.
North G W & Co, hardware and lumber. North John S, wagonmkr.
SOLDIERS
or their heirs should have their rights investigated by W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 42 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., who has had 22 years experience Correspondence solicited.
PATENTS bring in MONEY to Inventors, Fortunes in little inventions ; If you have invented anything come and see me, Delays are often dangerous.
CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, 36 North Delaware Street. - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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North S C Mrs, milliner.
Olds Walter, lawyer.
Paulus Peter, barber.
Peabody S, lumber mnfr.
Peacock & Braham, livery stable.
Pressler & Crider, druggists.
Prickett Isaac W, harnessmkr.
Ramp Jacob, lumber mnfr.
Ramp Philip, saw and planing mill.
Ramp & Bro, livery stable.
Reese Frederick C, general store.
Reider James, grocer.
Ricker Alfred A, grocer. Ruch David & Son, livery stable.
Ruch J H & Bro, grocers. Sander Julius, saloon and grocer.
Sanders Charles H, shoemkr.
Scantling W C & Co, proprs McDonald House.
Schaper Herman, saloon.
Schimmel A Rev (German Lutheran).
Schneider Ferdinand, blacksmith.
Sell Wm, agrl implements.
Serjeant James E, harnessmkr. Shaper Christian, broom mnfr.
Shiffer & Douglas, jewelers.
Shusser A H Rev (Church of God).
Slesman Benjamin, dentist. Smith John E, lumber mnfr.
Smith Wm H H, carpenter.
Snyder H & Son, furniture mnfrs.
Spangle Albert, restaurant.
Stahl Charles, cooper. Strauss Henry, saloon.
Steerhof George, cabinetmkr and painter. Stewart Oliver P, county treasurer.
Stouffs Arthur E, grocer.
Strong Ephraim, general store.
Taylor & Aker, livery stable.
Thieme Tranzatt Rev (German Reformed). Thrush Henry, carriagemkr.
Trout Zeddock, blacksmith.
Tulley Cyrus B, justice and lawyer.
Tulley Wm A, guns, pistols, etc.
Tuttle Myron E, manager W U Tel Co.
Tuttle R & Co, flour mill and shoes. Tyree W J & Co, druggists. Ulerich Anton E, manager W U Tel Co. Ulerich Charles, meat market.
Vandford & Arnold, feed stable. Wallace Wm C, grocer.
Walter & Raupfer, brewery.
Washburn James, general store.
Washburn Lawson S, millinery. Weber Wm, physician.
Weick Adam G, boots and shoes. Weick Charles W, saloon.
Weihe Emil, druggist.
Weihe Rudolph T, musical instruments. White John J, saloon.
Wigent John C, abstracts of titles.
Williams Charles S, physician.
Williams Josephine, millinery. Willits Jacob A, books and music.
Winegardner & Jones, grocers. Yountz Manford D, county auditor.
COLUMBUS. This important com mercial city of 6,000 inhabitants, the coun- ty seat of Bartholomew county, is located on main line of the J M & I R R at the terminus of Madison and Rushville branches of same road, 41 miles south of Indianapolis and 69 north of Louisville." This is a handsome, well-built city, sur- rounded by one of the most fertile wheat- growing districts in the State. It is laid out in wide streets, has excellent county buildings, fine business blocks, handsome residences, and its very appearance denotes prosperity and wealth. The city has gas and water works, a well equipped and offi- cered fire department, numerous handsome church edifices, 2 graded schools, 4 hotels, telephone exchange, an opera house, and 2 banks. The press is represented by the Democrat and Republican, both of which are issued daily and weekly. Its manufac- tories rank among the first in the State, and include 3 flour mills, 2 machine shops, carriage factory, 2 planing mills, foundry, furniture factory, tannery, stave factory, creamery, starch factory, hominy mills, 2 cooper shops and a pump factory. White river receives both Haw and Flat Rock creeks at or near the city. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. Isaac T Brown, postmaster. Adams Clarence W, druggist. Adams Daniel W, druggist. Ahern Wm D, saloon.
Aikin George W, insurance.
American Starch Company, starch mnfrs.
Armer David S, physician.
Arnold George W, justice.
Arwine John S, physician.
Baker Charles S, lawyer.
Banker Adoniram, physician.
Barrett & Hauser, druggists.
Baufman Thomas, sewing machines.
Bedel John A, cigars.
Bernett Elmer, restaurant.
Bissell Hotel, Charles C Wilson, Pro- prietor. (See adv, page 177.)
Boles Joseph, meat market.
Boyer A J & Son, agrl implements.
Bradford Isaac, carpenter.
Branham Frank, painter.
Brinkley & Bosse, furniture mnfrs.
Brockman Henry, grocer.
Brown Isaac T, publr Republican.
Bruning John, grocer. Busch Benjamin, iron foundry.
Busch Reinhold B, plumber. Cahn & Strauss, dry goods. Canning John, city treasurer.
Carr John, saloon.
Carruthers George, undertaker.
Carter & Mahoney, grocers.
Physio-Medical College of Indiana
Send for Announcement to C. T. BEDFORD, 290 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
BOYD'S CHLOROFORM ELIXIR.
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Chambers O, mineral water.
Collins & Co, shoes.
Columbus Democrat (daily and weekly). Cook Hartman, grocers. Cooper M E Mrs, florist.
Dahn John, meat market.
Dalmbert & Lehman, dry goods.
Davis John M, saloon.
Denham Thomas B, painter.
Dillman Frank, grocer. Dillman James, grocer.
Dixon Roger, shoemkr.
Doll John F, cooper.
Donhost Wm, shoes.
Dormer Frederick, jeweler and flonr mill. Draper BF, shoes.
Drummond N Mrs, millinery.
Duffy Howard, grocer.
Dunlap, Gilmore & Coats, planing mill. Dunlap Harry C, grocer. Efinger Andy, baker. Ellis George E, news dealer.
Emig Michael, barber.
Emig Michael D, lawyer.
Everroad & Richter, plasterers.
Fahy Henry, saloon. Falk Frederick, physician.
Faulkner Joseph, harness.
Fehring Frederick W, shoemkr.
Fehring Theodore A, blacksmith.
First National Bank (capital $100,000) ; Wm J Lucas, pres ; Lewis K Ong, cash. Fisher Michael, barber.
Fitzmaurice Thomas, Proprietor St Denis Hotel. (See adv, page 175.) Forcen Robert, barber.
Foust T L, blacksmith. Fowler Clarence J, painter.
Friedgen George H, photographer.
Fuller E, Proprietor Western Hotel. Fulwider Wm H, druggist.
Gaff, Gent & Thomas, flour and hominy mills. Gent J R & Co, flour mill. George S A Mrs, grocer. Gilgour Wm, blacksmith. Godfrey H J, marble works.
Gysie John, saloon. Habig George, saloon. Hacker & Strickland, lawyers. Hall Abraham O, dentist.
Hart Aaron, restaurant.
Hausman Frank & Co, Mnfrs Galvanized Iron Cornices. (See adv, page 175.)
Heckinger Bros & Co, clothing. Hege Samuel & Co, contractors. Heller Wm J, carriages. Henry Sim, grocer. Herod Augustus W, propr Jackson House. Herod John E, restaurant. Herzsch Augustus, druggist. Hess & Woodard, dentists. Hilger A & Sons, tailors.
Hofer James, agt Am Ex Co. Hogue Wm O, druggist. House James B, cigars. Huber Eugene I, furniture. Hudson James B, physician.
Hughes & Henderson, stave dealers. Hutchins & Jones, insurance.
Irwin Joseph I, Banker and Dry Goods.
Jackson House, Augustus W Herod, propr. Jackson Robert M (Agent), Man- ufacturer Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, etc. (See adv, page 177.)
Jacobs Sarah, hair dresser.
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