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Johnson George W, agt Adams Ex Co.
Jones Benjamin F, agrl implements.
Jones John, grocer. Keller & Brockman, planing mills.
Kenney Emanuel H, insurance.
Kerr Charles B, agrl implements.
Keyes Nelson R, lawyer.
King Frank G, hatter.
King Samuel, grocer.
Kiser Samuel, restaurant.
Kitzinger George, baker.
Knobbe Henry, grocer.
Kruse Henry, saloon.
Lambert Weldon W, lawyer.
Lay Bros, barbers.
Lay & Lucas, agrl implements.
Leibfried Wm, shoemkr.
Levy Caroline, general store.
Levy Samuel, grocer.
Linton Samuel M, physician.
Long David F, furniture.
Lopp W H, physician.
Lowe Minas, saloon.
McGregor John A, stave dealer.
McLaughten Albert, agrl implements. Marsh James N, grocer.
Matson James F, lawyer.
Mathews Frank, painter.
May Benjamin, carriages.
Melroy Yates, shoemkr,
Miller Thomas, blacksmith.
Mitchell George M, barber.
Mooney W W & Sons, tanners.
Morgan John W, lawyer.
Mothershead Fabricius M, Dentist.
Mothershead M N, dressmkr.
Moyer George W, plasterer.
Newsom D, justice of the peace.
Nieman W Rudolph, saloon.
Nienahler Henry, tailor.
Norton & Smith, lawyers.
O'Brien Michael, blacksmith. Orr John C, lawyer. Otto T E, druggist. Palmer Henry P, saloon.
Pape Frederick, cigars.
Parkhill Nannie, milliner.
Patterson Bennett, Livery. (See adv, page 177.)
BINDERS,
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, COPRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS. OLIS. IND.
ARCTIC { In use from New York to California. ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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Pfeifer George & Co, pump mnfrs. Phillips George, saloon. Phillipps George A, cigars. Phillips & McFerrin, hardware.
Piel Henry, grocer. Piel John, grocer. Prather Thomas B, grocer. Republican (daily and weekly), Isaac T Brown, propr. Reeves J B, lawyer.
Reeves & Co, Machinists. Ritzler Frank J, Baker. Rosenau Bros, dry goods. Rosenbush L & Co, clothing. Rosenheim Simon, grocer. Rost H L & Bro, watches and clocks. Ryan & Stansifer, grocers.
St Denis Hotel, Thomas Fitzmaurice, ' Proprietor. (See adv, page 177.) Salmon Ward, painter.
THE NEW
ST. DENIS HOTEL,
COLUMBUS, IND.
T. FITZMAURICE, - - - PROPRIETOR.
A first-class Hotel, with every Accommodation for Commercial Travelers. Rates, $2.00 per Day.
FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE ROOMS.
Centrally located-one block from the depot. Free 'bus to and from all trains.
FRANK HAUSMAN & CO.,
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES,
Window and Door Caps. ate, Tin and Iron Roofing.
DRUM
JOB WORK of all kinds in Tin and Iron promptly attended to.
COLUMBUS, IND.
INCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS BEST QUALITY GALVANIZED SHEET IRON.
GENUINE HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE.
IN MEN'S FINE HAND SEWED AND MACHINE MADE. ALL STYLES TOES AND WIDTHS. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Western Agent, Indianapolis.
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Samuels Builey Miss, millinery. Samuels D & Son, dry goods. Schinnerer George, Cooper. Schrieber August, saloon. Schuler & Lacey, livery. Schultz Gidian, transfer. Schultz Henry, wagonmkr. Schwatzkopf John G, hardware.
Scott John, baker. Shafer Albert, stave mnfr. Shane Thomas A, physician. Sharp John E, agent J M & I R R. Shea & Custer, feed.
Shirk D C, dry goods. Shoemake Wm, grocer.
Shoemate Wm H, grocer. Silverman Levy, dry goods.
Sisk Wm, grocer Smith Charles F, fancy goods. Smith Daniel, livery.
Smith Frank P, coal and wood. Snyder John F, auctioneer.
Snyder Reuben, grocer. Sparks Wm J, grocer.
Spencer Charles N, lawyer. Stanton Wm A, barber.
Singer Manufacturing Company, sewing machines.
Stevens F M & Co, agrl implements. Stobo W J & Bro, blacksmiths.
Story Wm D, books and stationery. Strasser Henry, cornices.
Swengel Wilson S, lawyer. Tinsley George W, gunsmith.
Toohey James F, saloon. Tormehlen John F, grocer.
Trotter Joseph A, machinery.
Turner Julius F, grocer. Turner L Mrs, baker. Ulrick Frederick, baker.
Unger Michael, marble works.
Vogel Ferdinand, clothing. Volland Frederick, hardware.
Vornfange G H, shoemkr. Voorhees & Banker, physicians. Vorwald John & Bro, grocers. Wagner Henry R, grocer. Walden Charles F, grocer. Wallace Wm B, shoes. Wallace & Co, grocers. Weber P F & Co, millinery. Werner John, meat market.
Western Hotel, E Fuller, Pro- prietor.
Williams Armanda E, millinery. Williams George O, music.
Wilson Charles C, Proprietor Bis- sell Hotel. (See adv, page 177.) Winterberg Louis, baker. Wolf Michael Mrs, meat market. Wolf & Co, furniture. Wooley Joseph, livery. Wright J F, physician.
COMMISKEY. A station on L Br O & M Ry, located in Montgomery township, Jennings county, 12 miles south of Vernon court house, with a population of 100. It supports Methodist and Baptist churches. North Vernon, 12 miles north, is the near- est bank. Lumber, wood, hay and stone are the shipments. Ex, O & M and B & O. C F Lurton, postmaster. Austin H T, carpenter. Bolton E H, saw mill.
Byfield B F, justice and carpenter.
Connor William H, grain and live stock. Halleck B F, blacksmith.
James L S, live stock.
Lawrence Daniel, shoemkr.
Lawrence Wm H, pressed hay and live stock.
Lurtin C F & Son, general store and photo- . graphers.
Nellis E P, lawyer. Shepherd O, grain and live stock.
Wells Eli, Saw Mill. Wells S H, grain and live stock.
Wilkerson H P, live stock and grain.
COMO. This office was established in 1883, and has a location in Jefferson town- ship, Jay county, on the L E & W Ry, 6} miles southwest of Portland court house, the banking town. Population 40. J C Nixon, postmaster. Dailey H L, lumber.
Henry G R, saw mill. Lake & Co, Grocers.
McDonald H L, blacksmith.
Stratton Bros, general store.
CONCORD. Township of same name, DeKalb county, with 50 inhabitants, is a station on the B & O R R, located 7 miles southeast of Auburn, the county seat and banking town. G W Draggoo, post- master. Baker D M, carpenter. Baker Henry, carpenter.
Draggoo G M, Live Stock.
Garrett H, general store. Gill John, blacksmith. Griner P K. saw mill.
Ricketts Ira, Saw Mill. Shilling S & W, live stock. G W, Wade carpenter.
CONNERSVILLE. The judicial seat of Fayette county, is a handsome city of 4,500 inhabitants, pleasantly located on White Water river and the CH & I, W W V and Ft W C & L RR's, 58 miles from In- dianapolis, 20 from Richmond and 67 from Cincinnati. Connersville has the re- putation of being the handsomest city in the State, and as a manufacturing center it is unexcelled, having plenty of good water
J. H. CURRAN{ ELEVATORS for all PURPOSES 135 W. 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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power, excellent rail facilities and a loca- tion that is both healthy and central. It has a number of handsome residences, sub- stantial business blocks, gas and water works, a well equipped fire department, 6 churches, high and graded schools,an opera house, 2 banks and 3 hotels. Two weekly newspapers are published, the Examiner and Times. The more prominent manufactories operated include 4 furniture factories em- ploying 600 hands in all, a planing mill, hosiery 'mill, 2 large carriage factories, 2 saw mills, 2 machine shops and 2 flour mills. Furniture, machinery, carriages and grain are the principal shipments. U S and Am Ex. W U Tel. John W Ross, postmaster.
Ackerman Charles C, jeweler. Adams Sabina, pump mnfr. Addleman George, agt U S Ex Co.
Andrews Albert M, drugs.
Backhouse & Shields, meats.
Bailey Charles A, barber.
Bailey John L, general store.
Baker Annie, milliner.
Balle George & Son, mer tailors.
Banes H G, shoes.
Barrows George A & Co, coal, lime and ce- ment.
Barth Louis, shoemkr.
Bass Eli, barber.
Beck Wm H, clothing.
Beck & McCarty, saloon.
Billau Valentine, saloon.
Bischoff Jacob, baker.
Blake B M, dressmkr.
Brookbank Charles H, agrl implements.
Brown Daniel, wagonmkr.
Brown George W, lumber.
Bruton John, saloon.
BISSELL HOTEL,
C. C. WILSON, Proprietor.
COLUMBUS, IND.
This House lately refurnished, and
solicits the traveling public. Sample Room on first floor.
trains .. RASS KELLOG, Cond.
atrical troups. Free 'bus to all
No reduction made for shows or the- .
R. M. Jackson, Agent,
MANUFACTURER OF
First-class Carriages
REPAIRING done on SHORT NOTICE. Shop, cor. Jackson and Fifth Sts., COLUMBUS, IND. ,
RICHES-GO
BENNETT PATTERSON,
LIVERY, FEED SALE STABLES.
First-class rigs at reasonable rates. Commercial Travelers trade solicited.
COLUMBUS, IND.
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
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MINTURN& MINTURN 3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS . IND.
ENT SOLICITORS. HAND BOOK FREE.
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
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Buckley House, Samuel M Cook, propr. Burk & Morris, grocers. Burton Thomas, tailor. Butler D W, physician.
Cassady John, harnessmkr. Chitwood Joshua, physician.
Chitwood JE & F A, physicians.
Citizens' Bank (capital $50,000), James W Huston, cash. Claypool & Son, lawyers. Coe John, live stock.
Conner & Frost, lawyers. Conners Joseph, saloon.
Connersville Buggy Co.
Connersville Examiner, John M Higgs, propr.
Connersville Furniture Mnfg
Co, F M Roots, Pres; Charles Mount, Vice Pres ; N W Wright, Sec ; F T Roots, Treas; E V Hawkins, Supt; Mnfrs of Walnut and other Hardwood Furniture. Bed-Room Suits a Specialty.
Connersville Gas Light Mnfg Co.
Connersville Pearl Hominy Co.
Connersville Times, Augustus M Sinks, propr.
Cook Charles W, confectioner.
Cook Samuel M, propr Buckley House.
Cooley Abram C, furniture.
Cooley-Morrison Furniture Mnfg Associa- tion.
Cooley & Crawford, milliners.
Cooley & Tatman, photographers.
Dale Wilson T, justice.
Dale W T & Co, lumber.
Depner Henry, baker.
Devor Wm, roofer.
Dickey A H & Co, wagon mnfrs.
Dickson J B Mrs, milliner.
Dietrich J & Co, stoves and tinware.
Dillman Lurton D, physician.
Doll Louis, saloon.
Downs, Ready & Co, planing mill.
Eliason Henry C, saw mill.
Ellis & McFarlan, livery. Ellis & Serodino, hardware.
Everton Louis C, shoes. Fager Michael, saloon. Fearis & Barrows, insurance. First National Bank (capital $100,000); F M Roots, pres; Charles Mount, cash.
Florea L W & G C, lawyers.
Forrey & Broaddus, lawyers.
Frankel Moses J, dry goods. Frazer Walter C, lawyer. Friedrich Charles, tailor.
Galbraith W T & Co, drugs.
Gamble Josiah S, grocer. Gartlin John, cigar mnfr. Gentry James T, livery.
Gies John, cooper.
Gipe Francis M, confectioner.
Goebler Wm, tailor.
Goodmon Jacob, blacksmith.
Goodwin E M, propr Huston House.
Grand Hotel, George Wanley, propr. Gregg & Hamilton, physicians.
Griffin Harry, telephone exchange. Griffin Patrick, blacksmith.
Griffis Theodore L, dry goods. Griffith O P & Co, hardware and coal.
Hannah John W, Grocer. Harris Joshua I, machinist.
Hatton Wm H, justice.
Hays James H, insurance.
Heeb Frederick, saloon.
Heeb George, wagonmkr.
Heeb Wm, wagonmkr. Heineman Theodore, painter.
Heinemann George, grocer.
Henry J & M. dressmkrs.
Heron J M & Co, shoes.
Herrington Kate, hair goods.
Higgs John M, propr Connersville Exam- iner.
Holberg H & Co, clothing.
Huston House, Elijah M Goodwin, propr Indiana Furniture Mnfg Co.
Joseph Philip, dry goods.
Kehl Antony, jeweler.
Keller & Co, clothing.
Kellum John M, photographer.
Kirkham Samuel, sheriff.
Kribs Jacob, mer tailor.
Kubler Joseph, grocer.
Kurtz Michael, grocer.
Larned John D, agt CH & I R R.
Larrimore Joseph D, physician.
Leonard Morrison & Co, grocers.
Little Joseph I, lawyer.
Little Thomas M, county clerk.
Loper & Son, carriage mnfrs.
Ludwick & Taylor, saw mill.
Luking Henry, shoemkr.
McCann Basil, justice. McCann James, grocer.
McFarlan Carriage Co, carriage mnfrs.
McNaughton John D, plumber.
Maffett Thompson, grocer.
Magee Wm F, dentist.
Maley Thomas, saloon.
Metzger Christina, milliner.
Meyer Martin, harnessmkr.
Michael Florentine, cooper.
Michael Wm, grocer.
Miller Jonathan S, grocer.
Millikin Wm H, dry goods.
Morrison Alexander R, ins and justice.
Morrison Joshua H, dentist. 1
Morrow Alexander, gents' furnishings.
Moyer Alexander M, variety. Moyer Wm H, furniture.
Mulheeren John, confectioner.
Mullikin Josiah, shoemkr. Munk & Roberts Furniture Company.
Murphy Bros, grocers.
Murray & McIntosh, lawyers. Myers & Holland, barbers.
AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO.
@PAPER BELT PULLEY And Friction Wheels. 114 and 116 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapol
THOS. C. DAY & CO.
Farms and City Property for Sale. Some Bargains. 72 East Market St., INDIANAPOLIS.
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Nevin Thomas Sr, saloon. Nevin Thomas E, restaurant. Newkirk Fannie, dressmkr. O'Toole Michael, marble works. Oswald John, saloon. Overman Elizabeth J, milliner. Parker & Co, implements. Payne John, county auditor. Pepper Wm J, physician. Perrin John Z, county surveyor. Peters John J, meats. Pfaefflin Theodore, saloon. Pfaefflin & Ready, cigar mnfrs. Philebaum Martin W, wagonmkr. Pigman Garrett, physician.
Pratt George P, shoes. Rawls D & Co, druggists. Reiman Henry, florist. Renner David J, grocer. Roehl Charles, attorney.
Roots P H & F M, Rotary Power Portable Forge and Hand Blowers. Mnfrs. (See adv.) Ross John W, stationer. Rothermel Adam, jeweler and stationer. Schoenholtz Adam, grocer. Schoenholtz Frederick, baker. Schoenig Peter M, saloon. Shaefer John M, shoemkr. Shaw Thomas, grocer. Shera & McIntosh, dry goods. Shirkey George W, sewing machines. Simpson Maggie E, milliner. Sinks Augustus M, propr Connersville Times.
Smith Ephriam J, lawyer. Snider Anton, painter. Snider & Rickes, saloon. Stevens George T, sewing machines. Stewart George, marble. Sturwold Wm H, meats. Stutzke & Grist, barbers. Swift Ferdinand S, judge 37th judicial cir- cuit.
Swikely John, cooper. Thalheimer Frances, milliner. Thalheimer Nicholas, meats. Thomas Thomas F, livery and undertaker. Tryon Noah Mrs, dressmkr. Turkenkoph Bros, cigar mnfrs. Turner A H & Son, barbers. Tyrrel A D, physician. Jhl & Co, flour mill. Jpdegraff Martin H, harnessmkr. Jtter Robert, county treasurer. Tance Samuel W, physician. Vall John, physician. Valz George, meats. Vanley George, propr Grand Hotel. Webster Elias, physician. Vestern Hosiery Mills. Tetherald H L & Sons, flour mills. Thite Frederick D, dentist. Jood Greenberry, blacksmith.
Wood John H, blacksmith. Woolsey Mary E, drugs. Young Isaac B, wall paper. Young Wm N, county recorder.
CONROE. Rural postoffice in Laur- amie township, Tippecanoe county, 10 miles southeast of Lafayette, the county seat and banking town. Ship to Stockwell, distant. 33 miles on C I St L & C Ry. Population 50. Lester Clark, postmaster.
Clark Lester, General Store. Markley Isaac, flour mill. O'Neal Charles, live stock. Shoemake Daniel, live stock. Smith John, blacksmith.
Waddell Emaline, general store.
CONVENIENCE. Formerly known as Buena Vista, is the location of 50 per- sons in Taylor township, Harrison county, 16 miles southeast of Corydon court house. Rosewood, 3 miles east on the Ohio river, is the place of shipment. Wheat and pota- toes are marketed. William R Goldsmith, postmaster. Fink Peter, general store. Goldsmith A H, general store. Goldsmith William R, Postmas- ter. Kerr E S, justice of the peace. Kerr & Wesbecker, saloon. Metling Ambros, saw mill.
COPE. A settlement in Green town- ship, Morgan county, located 6 miles east of Martinsville, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach. Popula- tion 58. S H Ennis, postmaster. Brown F, saloon.
Ennis S H, General Store. Gardner D P, painter. Renner Wm, wagonmkr. Rundell S N, physician. Wagaman J N, carpenter.
Weamer Frederick, blacksmith.
CORNER. Farmers' postoffice in Jackson township, Sullivan county, 12 miles northeast of Sullivan court house, the banking place. Ship to Farmersburgh, distant 5 miles on E & T H RR. Popula- tion 8. A Buchanan, postmaster.
Buchanan & Apple, General Store and Feed Mill.
CORNETTSVILLE. Established in 1878, is a hamlet possessed of 100 in- habitants, located in Bogard township, Daviess county, 9 miles north of Washing- ton court house, the location of nearest bank and railroad station. Tri-weekly stage to Washington ; fare, 50c. Wm R Baker, postmaster.
KING & ELDER
FURNITURE, All kinds of Furniture made to order, 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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CHARLES RUEHL, 6 W. Louisiana St., Indianapolis.
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Acher J M, physician. Baker William R, General Store and Justice. Bennett & Bro, live stock.
Critcheton J, grocer. Herendow & Bro, carpenters. Jean Wm, saloon. Jones Wm H, physician.
Killon John N, carpenter.
Lester J C, barber.
Myers J F, meat market.
CORRECT. A farmers' postoffice, established June 1, 1881, located in John- son township, Ripley county, 4} miles from Versailles, the county seat. Osgood, 9} miles north, on the O & M Ry, is the shipping station. John M Vawter, post- master.
Day T G, saw mill and live stock.
Flint Alfred, carpenter.
Johnson George W, hotel. Peck Henry, cane mill. Picket Ira, saw mill.
Steinmarks Ruben, meat market. Vawter John M, general store.
CORTLAND. Located on east fork of White river, is a hamlet containing 125 inhabitants, in Hamilton township, Jack- son county, 10 miles northeast of Browns- town court house, and 4 west of Seymour, the location of nearest bank and railroad station. Flour and heading are the ship- ments. James I Pruden, postmaster.
Barnes G O, physician.
Cortland Milling Company, flour mill.
Gossett Bros, general store.
Ireland James, blacksmith. Pruden James I, general store.
Rains G W, physician.
Vancleve James P, meat market.
CORUNNA. Settled in 1848, is a thrifty village of 500 inhabitants, located on Air Line Div L S & M'S Ry, in Rich- land township, DeKalb county, 8 miles northwest of Auburn, the county seat and banking town. The prominent features of this place are 2 churches-Methodist and United Brethren-graded school, 1 hotel, 1 planing mill, 1 saw mill, 1 flour mill, and a semi-monthly newspaper known as The Headlight. Grain is the principal crop grown in the surrounding country and is the chief shipment. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. Benjamin A Chaffee, postmaster.
Adams Win B, stoves and tinware. Backer John, blacksmith. Beck & Raichart, flour mill. Brumback J M, live stock. Calkin P M, planing mill.
Cissel Benjamin G, druggist.
Corunna Headlight, J C Love- land, Publisher.
Finch John, justice of the peace. Fried Frederick G, general store. Gettings J W, saloon.
Griffith D W, barber.
Helmer J W & Co, general store.
Imus Charles, propr Union Hotel.
Kirkpatrick J & Son, hardware.
Lipsett John, grocer.
Littee Wm, shoemkr.
Loveland Joseph C. Publisher Corunna Headlight.
Maynard Truman T, shoemkr.
Mercer Wm M, druggist, grocer and phy- sician.
Miles George H, harnessmkr.
Nusbaum W H, physician.
Nye J, livery. Osborne & Kline, saw mill.
Paschal J W Rev (Methodist).
. Rex J D, meat market.
Reynold Melvin, furniture. Shaffer Louis, blacksmith.
Snyder Fairfield, physician.
Union Hotel, Charles Imus, propr.
Walda Herman, tailor.
Wallace Win J, stoves and tinware.
Williamson H A, wagon mnfr.
Wise Harmon, wagonmkr.
CORY. Settled in 1872, is a station and village on the T H & S E R R, located in Perry township, Clay county, 12 miles southeast of Brazil, the county seat and lo- cation of nearest bank. Churches, Meth- odist and Baptist. Exports grain and lum- ber. Ex, Adams. Marshall M Zenor, post- master.
Bright & Newhinney, saloon. Cady J C, saloon.
Donham F G, justice of the peace.
Donham Lewis, saw mill.
Glick Bros, wagonmkrs.
Glick P H & Son, undertakers.
Hamilton E, justice of the peace.
James & Modesitt, Physicians and Druggists.
McNamer H W, lawyer.
Moreheart, Ferrell & Co, flour mill.
Nivens D M Rev (Baptist).
O'Brien S W, livery.
.Stuckwisch & Miles, general store.
Zenor & Butts, general store.
CORYDON. The judicial seat of Harrison county, is located on Big Indian creek, 20 miles west of New Albany. It. has a branch railroad from Gresham, on LE & St L Ry, 7 miles distant. Since the completion of the railroad, Corydon has increased greatly in commerce and im- portance, and is now a progressive town of 900 inhabitants, supplied with 3 churches
War Claims.
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PAY, ALLOWANCES, LAND WARRANTS, ETC., Collected by W. H. CORBALEY, Attorney at Law, 42 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 07-22 years experience. Rejected and increase Pensions a Specialty.
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graded schools, 6 hotels, a private bank and 2 weekly newspapers, the Democrat and® Republican. The chief manufactories here comprise 2 flour mills, furniture factory, saw mill, tannery and wool carding works. The surrounding farming country is very productive, and is the principal support of the town. Daily stage to New Albany; fare, 50 cents. F E Reynolds, postmaster. Allen Hezekiah, sewing machines.
Applegate George W, banker. Applegate H M, general store. Ball Frederick, shoemaker.
Bean James A, confectioner.
Bullett & Bro, blacksmith.
Byrne Wm H, marble works.
Clark Jacob Ć, physician.
Conrad Valentine, Saloon.
Cook C Wayne, lawyer.
Corydon Democrat (weekly), G K Gwart- ney, publr.
Corydon Republican (weekly), G W Self, propr. Crawford John W, hotel and meat market. Cunningham Wm, shoemkr.
Dannenfelser Henry, barber.
Denbo George W, lawyer.
Deutsch's Hotel, Jacob Deutsch, Proprietor. (See adv, page 181.)
Deutsch Jacob, Propietor Deutsch Hotel. (See adv, page 181.)
Doll & Brown, milliners.
Douglass & Stockslager, lawyers.
Funk Major W, lawyer.
Funkhouser Zachary, dentist. Gavin John, baker. Getzendanner G J & Bro, stoves.
Ginkins & Cunningham, grocers. Griffin & McGrain, general store.
Gwartney George K, propr Corydon Dem- ocrat.
Harrison County Agricultural Association; John Q A Seig, pres ; Craven S Hudson, sec ; Charles Martin, treas. Hays Henry C, lawyer. Hudson & Cook, lawyers. Irwin James D, dentist. Jones Andrew M, physician.
Jones Sallie, propr Kintner Hotel. Jordan David, harnessmkr. Jordan & Bro, grocers.
Keller W H & Co, general store. Keller & Bro, lumber. Kintner Hotel, Sallie Jones, propr. Kleber Flora, notions.
Kleber Nicholas, hotel and saloon.
Lawson John E, druggist.
Lemmon D F, county supt schools.
Lemmon Ellen E, milliner.
Lottich Philip, blacksmith.
Lynch Wm C, furniture.
Mathes George H, harness and justice. Mauck W D, lawyer.
Miller Cortes M, grocer.
Miller & Stockslager, agrl implements.
Morris Henry M, clothing.
Morris James M, banker and justice.
Morris Maggie, milliner.
Mowrer Ephraim, carpenter.
Reader Wm, physician.
Reiley L A & Son, druggists.
Reynolds Richard, stationer.
Rowe & Bro, undertakers.
Rowland Wm, blacksmith.
Self George W, propr Weekly Republican. Shaffer John, saloon.
Shuck David, hotel.
Shuck David S, livery.
Sims James M, wool carder.
Slemons Wm B, hardware.
Tabler James R, saloon.
Tracewell W N & R J, Lawyers. Wright Peter, saloon.
Wright Samuel J, lawyer.
COTTAGE GROVE. On line of C H & I Ry, is a post village of 300 inhab- itants, located partly in each Union and Center townships, Union county, 5 miles southeast of Liberty, the county seat and banking town. Grain and lumber are shipped. Ex, U S. Finley Egbert, post- master.
Egbert Finley, General Store and Railroad Agent.
Gleeson P, blacksmith.
Howorth & Cunigum, tilemkrs.
Johnson M M, justice of the peace.
Keffer O, live stock.
Maxwell E G, Saw Mill.
Wright G R C, blacksmith and vet sur- geon.
COURTER. On the I P & C Div W St L & P Ry, in Jefferson township, Mi- ami county, is located 81 miles north of Indianapolis, and 6 north of Peru, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Population 17. Ships grain, live stock. Ex, Am. Wm Hammer, postmaster.
DEUTSCH'S HOTEL,
COR. MAIN AND WALNUT STS., CORYDON, INDIANA.
GOOD ROOMS NEWLY FURNISHED. STABLE ATTACHED TO HOTEL.
CRATES ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE S Session of 1885-'86 begins Oct. 15, 1885 OF INDIANA. and continues twenty-four weeks.
BOYD'S MEDICATED CREAM, FOR SKIN DISEASES.
The Surest and Cleanest Cure for Itch, Scald-head, Blotches, Scales and Pustules. B. H. BOYD. - LAFAYETTE, IND.
182 COV
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER COV
Donaldson R F, R R agt. Eikenburg George, live stock. Hammer Wm, carpenter and grocer. Mutchelknause Maria, carpet weaver. Ogle J C, carpenter. Shaffer George, tile mnfr.
COVINGTON. The county seat of Fountain county is a thriving incorporated town of 2,000 inhabitants, located on the Wabash river and I B & W, C & E I and W St L & P Rys, 27 miles southwest of La- fayette and 72 northwest of Indianapolis. It was settled in 1828 and is now a well built, busy town, supplied with good coun- ty buildings, 7 churches, a graded school, 1 bank, 2 hotels and 2 weekly newspapers, the last mentioned are known as Spence's People's Paper and Peoples Friend. Coving- ton has several extensive coal mines from which are mined an excellent quality of block coal. Its manufacturing enterprises include 2 saw mills, drain tile works, ma- chine shops and 2 flour mills. Coal, lum- ber, grain, produce and live stock are the principal shipments. Ex, Pacific and U. S. Tel, W. U. Richard Nebeker, post- master.
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