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Allen Hannah, milliner.
Allen James L, county clerk.
Allen James L, implements and harness.
Bergdahl & Voltz, shoes.
Biggs E A & Co, jewelers.
Boord M & Co, furniture.
Boord Samuel, meats.
Bunnell Daniel M, marble.
Campbell & Martin, grain.
Cardiff Edward, saloon.
Clark Henry M, tile mnfr.
Clark M H & Co, lumber.
Coffman Levi, county surveyor.
Coleman Margeret E, milliner.
Craig House, James Craig, propr.
Davidson Thomas F, lawyer.
Davis Eli, carpenter. Dowler Francis M, furniture.
Duncan James M, general store.
Duncan & Haupt, confectioners.
Everly Jacob, flour and feed. Foster Niles H, agt I B & W Ry. Gebhart John A, restaurant. Geiger Nickolaus, saloon.
Gumert Daniel T, drugs.
Gwynn Charles H, propr The Peoples Friend.
Hardy James G & Co, bankers.
Harris F M & Sons, Foundry and Machine Shop and Tile Machinery Mnfrs. (See adv.)
Harter Caleb N, general store.
Hotel Brunswick, A H Sprankle, Proprietor. (See ade, page 183.) Hunt Philip, blacksmith. Hunter D & Son, meats.
John Thomas, builder.
Jones George S, physician. Keplinger John H, restaurant.
Keplinger Richard, confectioner. Kreusch Wm, florist.
Lambe Wm, county auditor.
Lawson Taswell W, photographer.
Lemp Alphonse, jeweler.
Lewis Murphy, county recorder.
Loeb L & J, clothing, etc.
Long James, lawyer. Lucas & Co, grain and implements. McCabe James, lawyer.
McComas & Sullivan, grocers.
McGeorge Thomas H, hardware.
McMahon Mary A, milliner.
Marlatt Albert, flour mill.
Martin John B, lawyer. Martin Marcus, saloon.
Mayer & Wuest, hardware.
Meharry James W, barber.
Meitzler John, saloon.
Meitzler & Co, drugs.
Menefee James A, paints, etc.
Miles Wm H, county treasurer.
Miller John, grocer.
Miller Joseph, saloon.
Miller Lyander P, lawyer.
Mock John W, physician.
Murray John B, hotel.
Nash & Nash, drugs.
Nebeker Lewis, postmaster.
Nebeker & Dochterman, lawyers.
Olds Frank A, photographer.
People's Friend (The), Charles H Gwynn, propr.
Peters Jacob, shoemkr.
Petty James, cigars.
Pidgeon Michael, saloon.
Prather J Taylor, carriages.
Purfeerst, Charles, shoemkr.
Purfeerst Frederick, shoes.
Rabb Joseph M, judge 21st judicial cir- cuit.
Reed Isaac S, blacksmith.
Rhodes George D, lumber mnfr.
Rhodes Joseph M, carriage mnfr.
Richardson Sarah J, dressmkr.
Rimm Thomas M, grocer.
Ritchey & Thompson, barbers.
Robb & La Tourette, agrl implements. Sailor John H, dentist.
Savage Hardy, insurance.
Schwin & Booe, lawyers.
Sewell Homer, abstracts of title.
Shaw Joseph A, agrl implements.
Slattery John, saloon.
Sloan Isaac J, justice.
Spence & Duncan, Proprietors Spence's People's Paper.
Spence's People's Paper, Spence & Duncan, Proprietors. Spinning John N, physicians.
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Hotel Brunswick. (See adv, page 183). Stilwell Hiram H, lawyer. Sullivan John M, livery.
Townsley James L, Lumber and Building Materials. Vaughn James F, lawyer.
Watson Charles D, physician. Webb David, livery.
Welch Pembroke S, blacksmith. Weldon Samuel G, physician.
Wood Samuel F, lawyer.
Yeagy John, plasterer. Yount Wm, justice.
COWAN. Is the postoffice name for McCowan, a station on the Ft W C & L R R, located in Monroe township, Delaware county, 6 miles south of Muncie, the county seat and nearest bank location. With a population of 170, the village supports a Union church. Grain, live stock and lum- ber are shipped. Ex, Am. R M Ball, postmaster. Anderson J M, saw mill.
Ball R M, General Store, Railroad and Express Agent. Jefferson & Haymond, tile mnfrs. Kiger C M, justice.
Marshal Reuben, physician. Neff W H, mnfr washing machines.
COX'S MILLS. On the White Water river, in Wayne township and county, is located 52 miles northeast of Richmond, the county seat and banking town. The vil- lage was formerly called Middleboro, and contains 200 inhabitants and a Methodist church. Lime and flour are the exports. Daily stage to Richmond ; fare, 20 cents. John W Cox, postmaster. Boyd & Cook, lime mnfrs. Cox John R, general store. Cox Robert, flour mill. Hawkins Henry, blacksmith. Roberts Joseph, blacksmith.
CRAIG. Known also as Braytown, is located on the Ohio river, in Craig town- ship, Switzerland county, 6 miles west of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and
usual place of shipment. James Shaw, postmaster and general store. Anderson J V, grain and tobacco. Banta Ira, justice.
Bray D W, shoemkr.
Bray John A, shoemkr.
Davis David, blacksmith.
Haskell T J, blacksmith.
Weaver W H, wagonmkr.
CRAIGVILLE. A rural postoffice and station on T C & St L R R, located in Lancaster township, Wells county, 6 miles northeast of Bluffton, the county seat and banking town. Lumber and grain are the exports. E P Davenport, postmaster.
Clowser & Miller, saw mill.
Davenport E P, Railroad and Ex- press Agent and Physician. Hartman Bros, tile mnfrs.
Miller Wm, justice.
Robenold Bros, carpenters.
CRANDALL. Contains 72 inhabit- ants, in Jackson township, Harrison county, 7 miles northeast of Corydon court house, and 14 west of New Albany, the location of nearest bank. Methodist and United Brethren churches are sustained, and lum- ber is marketed. W F Voyles, postmaster. Alstott Mathias, Grocer.
Buzby John, hotel. Jenkins G W, general store.
Keithly A J, shingle mnfr.
Krackman P, flour and saw mill.
Melton John Rev (Methodist).
Morris E F & Bro, saw mill.
Riley Benjamin, blacksmith.
Voyles W F, General Store.
CRAWFORDSVILLE. The ju- dicial seat of Montgomery county,is a hand- some commercial and an important manu- facturing city of 7,500 inhabitants, located on the I B & W, Logansport Div T H & I and L N'A & C Rys, 43 miles northwest of Indianapolis, 30 south of Lafayette, 63 southwest of Logansport and 53 northeast of Terre Haute. This city is not excelled by any town of its size in the State for sub- stantial business blocks, fine residences,
HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
A. H. SPRANKLE, Proprietor.
Rates Two Dollars Per Day. . - - COVINGTON, INDIANA.
Sample Rooms on Fir-t Floor. Accommodations First-Class in Every Particular
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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and a general metropolitan appearance, which so impresses a stranger, as its every appearance is one of prosperity and wealth. It is laid out in broad streets, which are kept in an excellent condition and lined with shade trees ; has gas and water works, an efficient fire department, telephone exchange, and a court house that is a credit to the city and county. The religious and educational advantages here are unexcelled. 9 handsome church edi- fices, representing the following denomina- tions, Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal Pres- byterian, Catholic and Christian, testify to the highly moral, intelligent class of soci- ety of the city. The Wabash College is one of the most noted institutions of learn- ing to be found in the State, and this, with good graded schools, comprise its educa- tional facilities. Other prominent features here are 5 hotels, an opera house and 3 banks. The press is represented by the Ar- gus and News, dailies; Star, Journal and Review, issued weekly, and the Wabash and Lariat, monthly publications.
The manufacturing establishments of Crawfordsville are among the most promi- nent in the State, and include 3 flour mills, heading factory, 2 planing mills, carriage body factory, 2 foundries. 3 carriage facto- ries, brewery, straw stacker works, coffin factory, wind pump works, cooper shop, hay fork works, saw mill, wire fence fac- tory, and extensive machine shops. The fertile agricultural district surrounding the city is well adapted to grazing and grain. Ex, Am, US, and L N A & C. Tel, W U. Alfred Dickey, postmaster.
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Abraham George, harness.
Agnew Grant, livery.
Allen George W, dry goods.
Allen M J Mrs, millinery. Anderson A B, lawyer.
Ashley Warren H, stave dealer.
Ballard T E, lawyer.
Bappert August, cigars.
Barnhill David C, gents furnishings.
Barron Charles, shoemkr.
Bates W E Rev ( Baptist).
Bayless Wm T, grocer.
Bayless & Son, grocers. Bell George, barber.
Binford A W, druggist.
Birch Bros, Mnfrs Stationary and Portable Engines, Saw and Flour Mill Machinery, Flax and Hemp Brakes and Flax Threshers, Tile Mills, Felloe Ma- chines, Brass Goods, Steam Fittings, etc. (Sce adv opposite.) Bischop Louis, notions.
Blackwell Edward D, dentist. Blair Cornelius, seeds. Blandin John K, laundry.
Bollyn Edward N, restaurant.
Bonnell John R, cigars.
Bowen Charles H, publr News.
Braden Hector S, insurance.
Brennan Patrick, shoemkr.
Brewer Edward M, agt L N A & C Ry. Britton & Coleman, livery.
Brothers & Coleman. livery.
Brower Hay Tool Co, hay fork mnfrs.
Brown Frederick, manager Central Tele- phone Co.
Brown Henry B, barber.
Brown John S, cooper. .
Brown T D & Son. druggists.
Brown & Watkins, flour mill.
Bruner Melville W, lawyer.
Bryant & Scott, publrs Evening Argus.
Bundy Jason Rev (Methodist).
Burford John H, lawyer.
Burk Sisters, dressmkrs.
Campbell Alvin, lawyer.
Campbell Bros, dry goods.
Campbell John L, Sec Wabash College.
Challis Joseph, boots and shoes.
Citizens' National Bank, Alexander F Ramsey, pres ; Benjamin Wasson, cash.
Clemson John W, painter.
Coffman & Williams, lumber.
Cohoon L J & Co, planing mills.
Cohoon & Fisher, hardware.
Collings C J, grocer. Compton Eli, justice.
Coons Frank M, grocer.
Courtney John R, lawyer.
Cowan & Ersminger, physicians.
Cox David W, florist. .
Crabbs & Co, flour and grain.
Crawfordsville Coffin Co, coffin mnfrs.
Crawfordsville Gaslight Co.
Crawfordsville Journal (weekly), T H B McCain, publr.
Crawfordsville News (daily), Charles H Bowen, publr.
Crawfordsville Review (weekly), Hanna & Co, publrs.
Crawfordsville Star (weekly), Jere Keeney, publr.
Cumberland Jesse W, justice of the peace.
Cunningham Cornelius W, clothing. Curtis Bros, harness.
Darter & Davis, grain dealers.
Davenport James C, feed.
Davis Isaac N, lawyer.
Dennin James Rev (Catholic).
Dennis M P & Co, grocers.
Detchon Elliott, druggist.
Detchon Irwin A, physician.
Dixon Hattie, hair works.
Duckworth & Bro, grocers.
Duncan Joseph R, physician.
Elmore & Smith, flour mills. Elston & Sons, bankers.
Eltzroth Christian W, second hand goods. Evening Argus, Bryant & Scott, publrs.
J. H. CURRAN Passenger Elevators! 135 West Second St., . . CINCINNATI.
WABASH MACHINE WORKS
BIRCH BROTHERS,
-MANUFACTURERS OF- -
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
ENGINES.
Tile Mills, Flax, Tow and Hemp Machinery, Flax Threshers and Machinery in General.
STEAM GAUGES, STEAM PIPE, BRASS GOODS, ETC.,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRS ON ENGINES, BOILERS, ETC., ETC.
Crawfordsville, Ind.
MINTURN& MINTURN 37 TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS, IND
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ENGRAVERS
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
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Lockhart R M & W C, lumber mnfrs. Lucas Charles F & Co, dry goods. Lyle & Smith, Proprietors Crawfords- ville Foundry and Machine Works. (See adr, page 187.) McCain Thomas H B, publr Crawfords- ville Journal.
McClamrock Bros, grocers.
McManis Patrick, grocer.
McMechan Theodore, dentist.
Mahorney Alex C. furniture.
Mahorney Zachariah, hardware.
Markley George L, blacksmith.
Markley & Jones, hotel.
Marks & Cohoon, planing mill.
Marsh Henry B, oculist.
Martin Wm, ice dealer. Mayer August, saloon.
Mayer Melchoir, saloon.
Metzger Jacob, gunsmith.
Miller Adam, cooper. Miller J S & Co, carriage mnfrs. Miller Lydie T, dressmkr.
Miller & Thompson, notions.
Mish John A, saloon. Moffett & Booe, druggists.
Montague Frank T, physician. Montague & Smith, physicians. Moore Ada, dressmkr.
Morgan Jackson, painter.
Morgan Samuel B, physician.
Muhleisen Albert, saloon.
Naylor Joseph A, grocer.
Neilest George, barber. Nicholson John, photographer.
Nicholson Wm E, sewing machines.
Niestadt H D Mrs, tailor.
Nolan Thomas E, propr Sherman House. Noth Charles, saloon. Noth & Keller, meat market.
Nutt's Hotel, Henry Walls, propr. Ornbaum Ben L, harness. Perry Henry M, lawyer. Price Michael, grain dealer.
Purviance & Ristine, physicians. Ramsey Wm T, blacksmith. Reifel George L, meat market. . Reynolds Austin P, county clerk. Ridge David T, mer tailor.
Robbins House, T M Robbins, Pro- prietor. ( See ade. page 187.)
Robbins T M, Proprietor Robbins Honse. (See ade, page 187.) Robinson George W, agt Am Ex Co.
Robinson & Wallace, books. Rosebro Robert G, blacksmith.
Rountree Daniel W, dry goods. Russell Byron R, lawyer. Schlemmer Otto, saloon. Schohn A Mrs, millinery. Searight Wmn & Co, hardware. Shean John F, saloon. Sherman House, Thomas E Nolan, propr. Shigley Fred W, livery.
Shuler Lewis H, blacksmith. Silance Wm H T, barber.
Singer Manufacturing Co,sewing machines. Sloan John J, grocer. Sloan & Burk, grocers. Smith David D, grocer. Smith John B & Co, boots and shoes.
Smith R C & Co, druggists. Smith & Hornback, coal. Snodgrass Chauncey R, tailor.
Snyder E C, lawyer.
Snyder Frank L, undertaker.
Speed Sidney, marble works. Springgate Wm H, feed.
ยท Stafford George W, lawyer. Stillwell & Stilwell, lawyers. Stoker Wm, dyer. Streight M J, planing mills.
Stroh John W, lumber.
Stroh & Smith, lumber. Swank & Clark, mer tailors.
Tannenbaum Bros, clothing.
Taylor Joseph H, baker.
Taylor & Gott, physicians.
Thomas Albert D, lawyer. Thomas Charles L, lawyer.
Thompson James K P, grocer.
Thompson & Ristine, lawyers.
Thomson Alexander, Treas
Wabash College.
Tillney Decaux, grocer.
Tinsley & Martin, hardware.
Totten Edward, dentist.
Town J W Rev ( Methodist).
Townsley Charles E, sewing machines.
Townsley J & Co, pianos.
Travis Charles M, lawyer.
Tuttle Joseph F, Pres Wabash College.
Van Cleave Mathew M Rev (Baptist).
Van Cleave & Ring, grocers. Van Sickle Isaac N, jeweler. Vanslike Wm H, shoemkr.
Voris Clarence, bill poster.
Voris Edgar, insurance.
Voris Jerre, undertaker.
Voris John & Son, livery.
Voris & Voris, insurance.
Wabash College, Joseph F Tut- tle, Pres : John L Campbell, Sec ; Alex- ander Thomson, Treas. (See adv.) Wade Samuel, barber. Waggaman Bros, junk dealers.
Wallace Henry L, heading factory.
Walls Henry, propr Nutts' Hotel.
Wampler John C, fruit.
Warnock James, saloon.
Wasson, McLeod & Co, druggists.
Watson & Persil, carriages.
Webster & Morgan, insurance,
Weil & Albright, Meat Market.
Weston John, shoemkr. Wheeler Ephraim, barber. White Benedict, clothing.
PAPER PULLEYS Save your POWER, BELTING and OIL.
Will do work where Metal Pulleys fail. no Write for prices. AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO., 114 and 116 South Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SEE PRECEDING PAGE.
WABASH COLLEGE,
CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.
FACULTY.
REV. JOSEPH F. TUTTLE, D. D, President and Beecher Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. SAMUEL S. THOMSON, M. A., Williams Professor of the Latin Language and Literature.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, LL D., Baldwin Professor of Physics and Astronomy.
WILLIAM C. WHITE. M A.,
Professor of Rhetoric and Teacher of the German and French Languages.
JACOB NORRIS, M. A., Professor of Mathematics.
JOHN M. COULTER, M. A.,
Rose Prof. of Geology and Natural History.
HENRY Z. McLAIN, M A., Professor of Greek.
H. S KRITZ, M A., Principal of the Preparatory Department.
HENRY R. THOMSON, M. A , Professor of Chemistry.
J. S. OSBORNE, Tutor.
The College Year is divided into THREE TERMS: The First Term opens Sept. 10, 1884 ; the Second Jan. 7, 1885, and the Third March 30, 1885. .
CRAWFORDSVILLE
Is at the junction of the L., N. A. & C. R. R., the I., B. & W. R. R., and the T. H. & I. R. R., and is easily reached by several daily trains. The College Buildings are in the midst of a very beautiful and capacious campus. The courses of instruction are such as are found in our best Colleges, including Latin, Greek, German and French, the pure and applied Mathematics, Nat- ural Philosophy, Astronomy, Drawing, Chemistry, Geology, Botany, Zoology, Mineralogy, etc. Peck Scientific Hall furnishes elegant Lecture Rooms and Laboratories for practice in Chemistry, Physics, Mineralogy, etc. The Library and Cabinet are both very rich in books and specimens.
TUITION :
Preparatory Department, per Term, $ 7.00 Tuition in College Classes, 1
10.00
Incidental Fee, per Term, 3.00
NO Preparatory Department furnishes instruction in all Classical and English Studies taught in our best Academies. Classical Course occupies two years, and is arranged with special reference to a thorough preparation of young men for the regular College Course.
English and Mercantile Course .- In this Course classes will be organized each term in the year. To these classes young men will be admitted at any time according to their standing.
For Catalogue, or any other information concerning the institution, send to
JOSEPH F. TUTTLE, President.
Or, A. THOMSON, Treasurer.
Maliash Collin
CENTER HALL
PECK SCIENTIFIC HALL
CRAWFORDSVILLE,
INDIANA
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White, Paul & Humphries, lawyers. White & Moffett, lawyers.
Wickliff Silva, hair goods. Wiler Albert, dry goods. Wilhite & Bishop, tailors. Williams Henry, agt L N A & C Ry. Williams Z W & Co, restaurant.
Winton T H & Co, painters.
Woodson B F, cabinetmkr. Woodward David J, carriages. Wright Charles W, insurance. Wright & Seller, lawyers. Yuncker Jacob C, beer bottler. Zeller Michael, saloon.
CRESTON. Contains 150 inhabi-
tants, and is on A L Div L N A & C Ry, in Cedar Creek township, Lake county, 8 miles southwest of Crown Point, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Ex, Am. A D Palmer, postmaster. Cross Philander, justice of the peace. Garrison E A, live stock. Hill J L, physician.
Lowe Samuel & Sons, hay.
Palmer A D, General Store, Grain and Lawyer. Palmer J C, carpenter. Moller Frederick, blacksmith.
CRAWFORDSVILLE
FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS
MAKE BOILERS, ENGINES, BOILER FRONTS, GRATE BARS,
For Station and Portable Furnaces, Hot Water Pumps, Cast and Wrought Iron Fencing, Col- umns and Sills for Store Fronts, Cellar and Foundation Ventilators, Sash Weights, Andirons, DragSaws, and keep on hand a good sup- ply of Steam & Wat- er Gauges, Gauge Cocks, Cylinder Lu- bricators, Oil Cups, Globe, Angle and Check Valves.
Steam and Water Pipes, Boiler Flues Inspirators, Inject- ors for Boiler Feed- ers.
Boilers, Engines all kinds of Machinery Repaired on Short Notice
WORKS ON N. GREEN ST., CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.
ROBBINS HOUSE,
CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.
Centrally located. Opp. Post Office. Good Sample Rooms. Terms, $2.00 Per Day.
T. M. ROBBINS, Proprietor.
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.
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Riebe James, shoemkr and grocer. Stilson Ed, live stock. Taylor C M, general store. Taylor O G, lumber. Vinnedge Thomas, lumber. Wood R C, hotel.
CRESWELL. A small hamlet, lo- cated in Smyrna township, Jefferson county, 63 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat and banking town. North Madison, 5 miles east, on M Div J M & I R R, is the usual place of shipment. 1 Presbyterian church is sustained. A C Dean, postmaster. Amsden C D, wheat flail mnfr.
Dean A C, Postmaster. Jeffries W & Son, blacksmiths. Ritchie J R, live stock. Ritchie W & Amsden, lime burners. Ritchie & Co, saw mill.
CRETE. Is a station and farmers postoffice, on I B & W Ry, in Greens Fork township, Randolph county, 12 miles south- east of Winchester, the county seat and banking town. Daily stage to Richmond and Union City. Ex, Am. I F Jordan, postmaster.
CRISMAN. A station on the M C R R, located in Portage township, Porter county, 13 miles north of Valparaiso, the county seat and banking town. Population, 50. Ex, Am. Joseph White, postmaster. Crisman I, township trustee.
Hunter J, Carpenter.
Johnson Henry, blacksmith.
White Joseph, General Store. Williams C F, R R agt.
CRISP'S CROSS ROADS. Is only a farmers' postoffice, situated in Boone township, Harrison county, 9 miles south of Corydon court house. Mauckport, 7 miles southwest on the Ohio, is the place of shipment. James W Rhodes, post- master. Frakes Peter, flour mill. Gross George, saw mill. Watson Jesse S, saw mill.
CRITTENDEN. A country post- office located in Deer Creek township, Cass county, 16 miles south of Logansport, the county seat, and 6 west of Galveston, its shipping depot, on P C & St L Ry. Koko- mo is the bank location. Alexander Mur- phy, postmaster.
CROMWELL. Dates a settlement from 1851; it is a station on the B & O R R, in Sparta township, Noble county, 10 miles west of Albion court house. Lig- onier, 5 miles north, is the nearest bank lo-
cation. With a population of 500, the vil- lage supports Lutheran and Methodist churches. Wheat, live stock and lumber are shipped. Ex, B & O. George W Barn- hurt, postmaster.
Barney G H, grain.
Barnhurt George W, General Store.
Comer Solomon, furniture.
Couts & Campbell, blacksmiths.
Cress C & Co, Carpenters. Eaton F, general store.
Engle S B, hardware.
Engle, Gants & Conner, tub factory.
Engvall Oscar, shoemkr.
Gants John, physician.
Green Jacob, saloon. Hill & Doane, carpenters.
Hussey M L, drugs.
Kober Wm O, livery.
Kreager J D, saloon.
McMeans W B, tinner.
Mayfield Abram, hotel.
Messmore E D, Grocer, Restaurant and Justice.
Pollock Simon, meat market.
Scott & Baker, general store. Tucker H G, physician.
Tung Solomon, barber.
Yeager J D & Son, saw mill.
CROOKED CREEK. Derives its name from a creek of the same name upon which it is located. The village was once known as Jamestown. It contains 150 in- habitants, and is situated in Jamestown township, Steuben county, 9 miles north of Angola, the county seat and banking town. Fremont, 5 miles southeast on the Ft W & J R R, it the shipping station. Tri-weekly stage to Fremont; fare, 25 cents. Joseph U Wilder, postmaster.
Brown E, live stock.
Collins & Co, General Store.
Eastman Albert, physician and druggist. Gray C W, justice of the peace. Haight F, blacksmith.
Harding G W, live stock.
Harding Wm, flour and saw mill and gen- eral store.
McIntyre Major, carpenter.
Middaugh G W, carpenter.
Miller Abner, wagonmkr. Phillips John, carpenter.
Terry T C, justice of the peace.
Wilder Joseph H, Hotel.
CROSS PLAINS. Is in Brown township, Ripley county, 11 miles south- east of Versailles, the county seat, and 12 southwest of Dillsborougli, its shipping de- pot, on the O & M Ry. The village con- tains 100 inhabitants, Methodist and Bap- tist churches. Rufus Lamb, postmaster.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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Abden Armer, live stock. Brooks A J, general store and justice. Downing Louis, meat market. Hunter A G, Hotel. Hunter C P, carriagemkr. Hunter James T, general store.
Jackson J, general store. Jarvis J P, notary public.
Jarvis Wm C, bricklayer.
Lamb F J, physician.
Lamb Rufus, Postmaster. Lomatsch A, general store. McGee James A, saw mill.
McGee Rebecca, General Store.
Miller R E, physician. Runner Wm, saw mill.
Sagner Christopher, blacksmith.
Sweezy John M, physician.
CROSS ROADS. Formerly known as Richwoods, contains 100 inhabitants, in Salem township, Delaware county, 10 miles southwest of Muncie court house. Middle- town, 4 miles south on the P C & St L Ry, is the banking town and shipping station. Tri-weekly station to Middletown and Mun- cie. Wm A Bowman, postmaster.
Abshire Edward, live stock.
Bowman B C, notary public. Bowman Win A, General Store.
CROTHERSVILLE. Is a pleas- ant, prosperous village of 650 inhabitants, located on the J M & I R R, in Jackson county, 16 miles southeast of Brownstown, the county seat, 71 south of Indianapolis, and 39 north of Louisville, Ky. It has Methodist and German Reformed churches, a public school, 2 hotels, 1 flour mill, and 1 saw mill. Am Ex. W U Tel. Daily mail. W M Owen, postmaster.
Anthony J W, hotel.
Beckman Henry, grocer.
Buich James, blacksmith.
Corzell Hector, livery.
Early Frank E, barber.
Fultz & Davis, drugs.
Greger Alexander, druggist.
Hamacher & Bro, saw and flour mills.
House J D, shoemkr.
Kaltman Henry, general store.
Lester Edward, general store. Lester Eliza, milliner.
McCormick L R, physician.
May & Coryell, physicians.
Mitchell George W, general store.
Owen Winston M, clothing.
Peters Harmon, harnessmkr.
Polk Joseph, hardware.
Rider Hard, watches and clocks.
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