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Armstrong Wm, justice of the peace. Booher Cyrus, livery. Booher Ira, harnessmkr. Booher W H, grocer. Booher & Bro, livery. Campbell T M, lumber. Campbell & Bone, grocers. Cosanet Alice, milliner. Curry J H, physician.
Griffith M E Mrs, physician."
Griffith T J, physician. Guntle Wm, barber. Hall & Larrick, grocers. Hillis J D, physician.
Hollingsworth J M, General Store .. Hopper J M T, drugs.
Hopper M S, physician.
Hubbard & Bro, blacksmiths and agrl.im- plements.
Jackman Robert, Proprietor Cen- tral House.
Jennings E T, boots and shoes.
Johnston & Johnston, lawyers. Looris Daniel, R R and ex agt. Marshall J A, saw mill.
Mote & Bowers, flour mill. Mote & Son, flour mill.
Naylor I E G, physician. Orme D, meat market.
Parker M S, drugs.
Roher W H, dry goods.
Shaver & Butler, hardware.
Ship M C, grocer.
Smith M E, milliner.
Smith W H, wagonmkr and undertaker.
Thompson C E, dry goods. Thompson E & Co, Boots and Shoes.
Wheeler Effie, milliner.
DARTER. Known formerly as Rus- selville, is a station on St L Div I B & W Ry, in Russell township, Putnam coun- ty, 18 miles northwest of Greencastle court house. Waveland, distant 4 miles, is the banking town. Population 200. Ex, Am. W M Darter, postmaster.
Benefield George, barber.
Burkett C, propr The Itemizer.
Curry C W, saw mill.
Darter W M, Grain and Seed. Fordice J H, physician. Gardner W F, drugs.
Gardner & Leonard, livery.
Gardner & Wilson, grocers.
Grider, Gardner & Co, dry goods.
Grimes Harvey, harnessmkr.
Hart E, saw mill. Lakin Frank, blacksmith.
Lear W H, flour mill. Lovette John, saloon.
Spaulding M, grocer.
Wright H L, wagonmkr.
DARWIN. Or Carrolton, as the place is locally known, is located in Carrollton township, Carroll county, 18 miles south- east of Delphi court house. Flora, 8 miles northwest, on L Div T H & I Ry, is the place of shipment, and Kokomo, 15 miles east, is the location of nearest bank. Popu- lation 90. A Methodist church is sus- tained. S R Bayless, postmaster.
KING & ELDER
SIDEBOARDS, EVERYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LINE. 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SHOW CASES
CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Bayless S R, farmer.
Crawford J J, shoemkr and grocer.
Davis & Bro, saw mill. Dunkin P, constable.
Gifford John, wagonmkr and blacksmith. Hendricks J M, justice of the peace. Koonsman J M, undertaker. Paddock C M, drain tile mnfr. Whitsel & Bowen, tile mnfr.
DAWKINS. Is a station on the N Y C & St L Ry in Jefferson township, Al- len county, 13 miles east of Ft Wayne, the county seat and banking town. Popula- tion 75. F Dawkins, postmaster.
Dawkins F, Grocer. Gyer S H, hotel.
Leeson John, hoop mnfr. Sinhuff John I, blacksmith.
DAYTON. Established in 1826, is a thrifty village of 500 inhabitants, located on Wild Cat creek and L E & W Ry, in Sheffield township, Tippecanoe county, 7 miles southeast of Lafayette, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Dayton supports 4 churches-Methodist, United Brethren, Presbyterian and Universalist- and a weekly paper-Square Dealer. Grain is an important shipment from this station. US Ex. W U Tel. Wilbert Baker, post- master.
Baker Robert & Son, undertakers.
Baker Wilbert, Agent Phoenix Fire Insurance Company.
Beary Owen, hotel.
Benham D, broom mnfr.
Burton V S, general store.
Carter A J, tailor.
Crouse D H, physician.
Crouse J H, physician.
Dayton Carriage Company.
Fairman Edward W, druggist.
Frankenfield Ezra, general store.
French Walter E, publr Square Dealer. Hill Wm, physician.
Johnson George, blacksmith.
Jones W N, flour mill.
Kellenberger G J, grain.
Leiter E T, dentist.
Lentz F S, justice of the peace. Lentz NS, marble yard.
Omeloena James Rev (Presbyterian).
Paden Marvin, general store.
Paige P D, boots and shoes.
Roth Daniel, meat market.
Square Dealer, Walter E French, propr. Strolher L, physician.
Taylor Wim, carpenter.
Thompson A J, hotel.
Wilgus Albert, physician.
DEACON. Cass county, is an 1884 farmers' postoffice.
DECATUR. The county seat of Adams county, is a growing incorporated town of 2,500 inhabitants, located on the St Mary's river and T C & St L and G R & I R R's, 21 miles south of Ft Wayne, 138 northeast of Indianapolis and 70 north of Richmond. Decatur is a prosperous com- mercial and manufacturing town, supplied with good county buildings, handsome churches, good graded schools, 2 banks and 2 weekly newspapers -- the Democrat and Journal. The Burt House is the most popu- lar of its 3 liotels, and is beyond doubt one of the best hotels in northern Indiana. Dick C Townsend, the genial host, is too well known to need any praise. The manu- facturing establishments located here in- clude 3 saw mills, 2 stirrup factories, tile yard, 3 flour mills, an iron foundry,3 stave factories and 2 planing mills. Grain, lum- ber, live stock and staves are the chief exports. Ex, U S and Am. Tel, W U. Shaffer Peterson, postmaster.
Adams County Bank (Capital, $75,000 ; Surplus, $50,000) ; David Stu - dabaker, Pres ; W H Niblock, Cash ; Or- ganized, 1871.
Adams County Lumber Company, lumber mnfrs.
Adams Lemuel D, stave mnfr.
Albers C E & Son, grocers.
Archibald Martin, Proprietor In- diana House.
Bailey John T, lawyer.
Bamberger & Co, clothing. Barkley & Steele, meat market.
Bechtel Amos, cooper.
Bell Alexander R, livery.
Berling Garrett, produce.
Billman S & Co, restaurant.
Bixler Thomas C, saloon.
Blackburn Norval, publr Decatur Demo- crat.
Blossom Ira A, meat market.
Bowers John S, hardware.
Boyd & Ellick, drain tile mnfrs.
Bremercamp Joseph, saloon.
Bremercamp M Mrs, dry goods.
Brock John, stoves and tinware.
Buhler Jacob, coal, lime, etc.
Burdg Albert, barber.
Burns Millen, harness.
Burt House, Dick C Townsend, Pro- prietor. (See adv, page 197.) Bushnell & Slegel, blacksmiths.
Christen G & Brother, Mnfrs Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, etc. Corner 7th and Jefferson.
Clever P C & Co, Mnfrs Slack Bar- rel Staves and Headings, Junction C & A and G R & I R Rs.
Closs Jacob, grocer. Closs J & Son, jewelers. Closs Mary, milliner.
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.
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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Coffe Michael, justice of the peace. Colchen Matthias, baker.
Colchin Joseph H, barber. Congleton Winfield S, lawyer. Conter Louis A, boots and shoes. Coverdale & Christy, physicians. Coverdale Elias G, lawyer. Dague R D, confectioner. Decatur Democrat (weekly), N Blackburn, publr.
Decatur Journal (weekly ), Phillips & Peter- son, publrs.
Decatur National Bank (capital $50,000); T T Donvin, pres ; Gus A Kolbe, cash. Deininger Ulrich, notions.
Devilbiss A L, dentist.
Devoss & Mann, lawyers.
Donovan & Adelsperger, grocers.
Donvin Cornelius T, pianos and organs.
Dorwin & Holthouse, druggists.
Dorwin & Yager, photographers. Drummond Martha, dressmkr. Durbin Elias, justice of the peace.
Elsworth J E & Co, carriage mnfrs.
Eiting John & Co, grain. Eiting J & Co, dry goods. Forbing Peter, saloon. Francke Frank, jeweler.
. France, Vesey & Herryman, lawyers. Freeman & Boyers, physicians. Gasper FS, lumber. Glass & Railing, agrl implements. Goodsell David M, lumber.
Gwinner & Myers, bakers. Hart Jacob S, flour mill. Heller & Hooper, lawyers. Hiskey & Mandgold, furniture. Hite & Mills, grocers. Holloway A G, physician. Holthouse Anthony, boots and shoes. Hooper Paul G, insurance. Hughes Winfield S, marble works. Huntsman Wallace W, saloon.
Indiana House, Mart Archibald, Proprietor. Location central, one square east of court house. Rates, $1.00 per day.
Jackson Daniel O, planing mill.
Jeleff Charles, physician. Johns Frederick, saloon. Kennedy T Mrs, dressmkr. King John Jr, carriage and wagon mnfr. Kleinhenz John W, saloon.
Krechter August, cigar mnfr.
Krick Henry, brick mnfr.
Lang Henry, saloon.
Linn Solomon, Carpenter, Contrac- tor and Builder.
Lose John, barber.
Lutz Jacob S, second-hand goods.
McConnell George W, saloon.
McGriff Michael, sheriff.
McMillen Wm W, physician.
Mallonee Ezra, gunsmith.
Maloy Thomas M, saloon.
Mangold Noah, produce.
Mann Jesse E, physician.
Mann & Burkhead, grocers.
Mann & Elzey, jewelers.
Martin Jacob, confectioner.
Miesse Franklin W, grocer.
Miesse House, I J Miesse, propr.
Miller Charles W, tailor.
Miller John B, barber.
Moon Wm P, carpenter. Myers Bros, woolen mill.
Niblick, Crawford & Son, general store.
Patterson Robert D, county treasurer.
Patterson, Wicks & Co, founders.
Patterson & Pillars, flour mill.
Peterson Shaffer, postmaster, lawyer.
Peterson & Huffman, lawyers. Phillips & Peterson, pubrs Decatur Journal.
Porter Horace S, harnessmkr.
Pierce Atfred R, druggist.
Rademacker Cornelius, saloon.
Raling & Rice, livery. Robison & Gillig, saw mill.
Rout John W & Co, flour mill. Scheiber & Zahn, grocers. Schirmeyer Charles, florist.
Schlegel Daniel, tinsmith.
Schurger John, abstracts of title.
Sellemeyer August H, wagonmkr.
BURT HOUSE,
DECATUR,
- INDIANA.
DICK TOWNSEND, Proprietor. -: 0: .
SAMPLE ROOMS ON THE FIRST FLOOR. LOCATION CENTRAL.
PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA.
Session of 1884-'85 begins Oct. 14, 1884 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.
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Shackley P C, painter.
Shafer Bros, stoves, tinware, etc.
Sholty & Auten, druggists. Smith, Beery & Co, livery. Smith John, barber. Smith James R, justice. Smith J & Bro, wagon mnfrs.
Spencer W G & Son, hardware. Sprang & True, dry goods. Stone James H, hardware.
Studabaker David, lawyer.
Terveer Barney J, hardware.
Townsend Dick C, Proprietor Burt House. (See adv, page 197.)
Trout & Son, physician. Tyrrill & Buhler, blacksmiths.
Vogelwede John W, saloon. Voglewede Joseph H, boots and shoes. Wagner & Smith, stirrup mnfrs.
Weber Frank, saloon.
Welfley John, grocer. Westerfeld Henry, cigar mnfr.
Winnes Henry, boots and shoes. Yager Leopold, furniture.
DECKER. Called formerly Deck- ·erstown, is a village possessed of 175 inhab- atants, located on White river and E & T H R R, in Johnson township, Knox county, 11 miles south of Vincennes, the county seat and banking town. Grain and live stock are its shipments. Adams Ex. W U Tel. Royse Davis, postmaster.
Davis Royse, Physician. Decker Frank, saloon.
Harroll & Herrod, saw mill. Jordan Bros, general store. Richards Henry, saw mill. Smith John A, justice of the peace. Wallace A W, flour mill.
DEEDSVILLE. Inhabited by 125 persons, is a village located on I P & C Div W St L & P Ry, in Union township, Miami county, 102 miles north of Peru, the county seat and location of nearest bank. A Methodist church is sustained, and grain, lumber and hogs are shipped. Ex, U S. J W Fites, postmaster. Bain Wm, lumber.
Fenters J R, Saw Mill. Fites J W, grocer. Flitcraft Wm, blacksmith. Frets J C, physician. Hill E H, general store, R R and ex agt. Keplogle J, carpenter.
Smith R J, wagonmkr.
Steiner & Deeds, tile mnfrs.
DEEP RIVER. Situated on river of same name in Ross township, Lake coun- ty, is a post village of 60 inhabitants, 11 miles northeast of Crown Point court house. Ainsworth, distant 23 miles on the C & G
T Ry, is the nearest rail approach. Daily mail to Ainsworth. Eugene Wood, post- master.
Helbrich Adam, blacksmith.
Mackey R C, physician.
Smith H T, hotel and livery.
Wood Nathan, flour mill.
Wood George & Son, General Store.
DEER CREEK. Is located in Washington township, Carroll county, 16 miles east of Delphi court house. Has daily stage communication with Logans- port, distant 10 miles, which supports it with railroad and banking facilities. With a population of 400 the village ships lum. ber and drain tile. P F Nice, postmaster. Box John H, insurance and collection agt. Bradfield B D, physician.
Bradfield B D & Co, Drugs and Hardware.
Campbell R, blacksmith.
De Ford C Mrs, hotel. De Ford H A, carpenter.
Groninger Stewart, carpenter. Groninger .J M, blacksmith.
Hopkins & Zartman, tile mnfrs.
Hyman John T, saloon and livery.
Keener J R, barber.
Loop W M, Physician.
Loop & Plank, physicians.
Mckinney S S, shoemkr.
Mundy Wm, justice of the peace.
Newer J C, lawyer.
Newer J C & Son, general store.
Nice P F, general store.
Paden Frank, painter.
Pollock J L & Sons, carriage mnfrs.
Pummell Nelson, barber.
Ray Lewis & Bro, General Store. Scott J A, produce.
Studebaker D & Co, flour mill.
West, McFatridge & Newer, saw mill. Yakey A J, plasterer.
DEERFIELD. In Ward township, Randolph county, with a population of 300, is located on P C & St L Ry, 7 miles north of Winchester, the county seat. Nearest bank at Ridgeville, distant 3 miles. The Mississinnewa river furnishes power here to drive 1 saw mill. Ships grain and produce. U S and Adams Ex. D M Pierce, post- master.
Armstrong W H, blacksmith.
Clapp Abraham, saw mill. Collett J M, grain.
Collins Amos, general store. Collins E C, live stock.
Conti J T, physician.
Hawley, D F, justice of the peace. Hodge A B, shoemkr.
M. S. HUEY & SON
BEE HIVE PLANING MILL
73 Pendleton Avenue, - - INDIANAPOLIS, IND ..
ARCTIC
ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. For Brewers and Packers. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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Pierce D M, General Store. Whipple & Harker, Flour Mill.
DEFOREST. A village located on L E & St L R R, in Boone township, War- rick county, 3 miles from Boonville, the county seat and banking town. Population 50. D A DeForest, postmaster.
DeForest D A, Physician. Menden B, coal operator. Olin T, hotel.
DEGO. Is an 1883 postoffice located in Deer Creek township, Cass county, 12 miles south of Logansport, the county seat and banking town. Ship to Galveston, dis- tant 53 miles C St L & P Ry. Population 10. Price Odell, postmaster.
Beaman Joseph, flour mill.
Odell H W, blacksmith. Odell Price Rev (Baptist).
Olwin Jacob, live stock.
DE GONIA SPRINGS. Is a watering place noted for the most excellent medicinal qualities of its mineral waters. It is a station on E R & E Div L E & St L R R, in Skelton township, Warrick county, 5 miles east of Boonville, the county seat and banking town. Population 25 during the winter, but much greater in summer. J W Tucker, postmaster.
Lacer Thomas W, Grain Cradle Mnfr.
Tucker J W, general store.
DE KALB. Postoffice name for St Johns Station, located on the Ft W & J R R, in Butler township, De Kalb county, 5 miles southwest of Auburn, the county seat and banking town. Population 65. Jarad F Housel, postmaster.
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Groves Amelia, carpet weaver. Weant J P, justice.
DELANEYS CREEK. Settled in 1850, is the location of 37 persons, in Mon- roe township, Washington county, 13 miles north of Salem, the county seat, banking town aud nearest rail approach. Lumber, grain, live stock and produce are marketed. E D Peugh, postmaster.
Peugh E H, general store.
Peugh & Bro, Distillers, Flour and Saw Mill.
DELAWARE. Is 3 miles from sta- tion of same name, on O & M Ry, and is located in Delaware township, Ripley county, 7 miles north of Versailles court house. Population 75. Nearest bank at Aurora. Produce is marketed. Freder- ick Schutter, postmaster.
Behlmer John H, wagonmkr.
Buecker William, blacksmith. Schutter Frederick, General Store.
DELECTABLE HILL. Some- times called Algiers City, contains 50 in- habitants, in Jefferson township, Pike county, 6 miles east of Petersburgh court house. Washington, 12 miles north, on the O & M Ry, is the location of nearest bank and railroad station. J M DeBruler, post- master.
Bradfield William, general store.
Chappel S W, general store.
DeBruler J M, Postmaster.
Harris R W, physician. Jackson Joseph, justice of the peace.
Jones W H, physician.
McKain Henry, blacksmith.
Radcliff B, General Store.
DELPHI. This is a growing, pros- perous town of 3,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Carroll county, located on Deer creek, at its confluence with the Wabash river, 17 miles northeast of Lafayette, 64 northwest of Indianapolis, and 20 south- west of Logansport. Its transportation facilities comprise the W St L & P and Air Line Div L N A & C Rys. This is a hand- some, well built town, and said to have more wealth than any town of like size in the State. Delphi has good county build- ings, fine business blocks, several churches, good graded schools, a volunteer fire de- partment, an opera house, 2 banks, and supports 2 weekly newspapers, the Times and Journal. The prominent manufac- tories here include several extensive lime kilns, foundry, 3 flour mills, creamery, bentwood and hub factory, 2 planing mills, cooper shop, brewery, furniture factory and stave works .. Ex, Am and Pacific. Tel, W U. James M Watts, postmaster. Angell Charles E, physician.
Applegate & Pollard, lawyers. Armitage George, carriage mnfr.
Armitage Wm, stoves and tinware. Armitage & Wheeler, blacksmiths. Bachman John A, barber.
Badorf Israel S, blacksmith. Barley & Ballard, builders.
Barnes J H & Bro, dry goods. Barnett & Mohr, stoves and tinware.
Beck Elias W H, physician. Beck Larry G, lawyer.
Best George H C, tailor. Blanchard James R, physician. Blythe James, furniture. Bolles & Wason, general store. Booth Napoleon B, broker. Bootroyd Alfred, marble. Bowen A H & A T, bankers. Bowen Bros, grocers.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS
Me"Estimates made for Galvanizing all kinds of Iron Work.
THE GENUINE HARTFORD C ZBOOT AND SHOE
woHave a reputation of over thirty years standing. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Western Agent, INDIANAPOLIS, . . . IND.
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Boyd & Howe, lawyers. Bradshaw Wm. insurance. Bradshaw Wm & Son, jewelers. Bragunier & Cox, undertakers. Brown Edward, clothing. Bunnel & Shepherd, saloon. Burr John & Son, shoes.
Carll George, saloon.
Carll John M, saloon. Carll & Hiner, grocers. Carll & Co, clothing, etc.
Carroll Creamery Co, Schermerhorn & Ca- sad, proprs.
Cartwright Allison B, grocer. Clifford & Ruffing, grocers. Conklin Benjamin F, painter. Cory Noah, insurance.
Coster, Madara & Co, cigar mnfrs.
Crampton Adelbert B, editor Delphi Times.
Crockett Renwick W, agt W St L & P.
Crane Elizabeth H, dressmkr. Culler & Co, painters.
Delphi Journal, J B Scott, propr.
Delphi Lime Association, John A Cart- wright, manager.
Delphi Lime Co, Wm Bradshaw, manager. Delphi Manufacturing Co, mnfrs hubs, spokes and wagon materials.
Delphi Planing Mill and Hoop Co, sash, doors, blinds and hoops. Delphi Times, A B Crampton, editor.
Dillinger Wm L, cigar mnfr.
Dimmick Peter, shoes.
Dittmer Frederick, shoes.
Dixon John, shoes. Dixon Wm H, shoes.
Donlin Wm & Co, meats.
Dreifus Isaac, hardware.
Dugan James P, grain.
Dunkle Theodore F, sewing machines.
Edmonds Matthew W, physician and drugs. Eldridge Allen M, grocer. Eltzroth L, dressmkr. Embree Elihu W, wagonmkr. Ennis John W, photographer. Fawcett John, lawyer.
Fawcett Mary J, books and stationery. Florence Bros, lawyers. Finley James R, blacksmith.
Finney Peter, blacksmith. Fisher & Hare, wagon mnfrs. Frank Herman, clothing.
Frisbee Bros, bakers.
Frisbee House, Mrs M N Frisbee & Sons, proprs. Fry John K, carpenter. Gwinn & Son, grocers. Gould John H, judge 39th judicial circuit. Graham Sarah J, milliner. Gray John, bee hives. Gresham Bros, livery. Griffith Isaac D, livery.
Griffith James W, agt Am Ex. Gros Lewis, dry goods. Gros Wm, jeweler.
Gustavel Louis, harnessmkr.
Haisley M E & Sister, milliners.
Hamsher Frank M, dentist.
Harley Bros & Co, lime kilns.
Haugh, Kerlin & Co, grain.
Hemerling Paul, saloon.
Hench Frank P, lawyer.
Heistand Elias, county recorder.
Higginbotham R L & Son, jewelers and organs. Hildebrand Wm B, cigar mnfr.
Johnson Frank E, restaurant.
Jordan Lewis, dentist.
Kee Hop, laundry.
Kennard Isaac R, county treasurer.
Kent E & Co, dry goods.
Kerlin Hiram, sheriff.
Kerlin & Haugh, live stock.
Kilgore James W, machinist.
Knight House, Corbly M Kuight, propr.
Lapple & Herr, saloon.
Larned Charles A, agt L N A & C Ry.
Lathorpe & Kiely, clothing, etc. Lathorpe & Ruffins, proprs opera house.
Lehnert Michael, furniture.
Leonard David, agt Pacific Ex and justice.
Lunney James, stave and barrel mnfr.
Lyon Charles B, hardware.
Lyons Bartley, saloon.
Lytle & Lytle, drugs. McClure C A & Co, lumber.
McGlennen Bros, bakers.
McIntosh Samuel D, harnessmkr.
Martin Robert M, painter.
Martin Saloney, milliner.
Meighan John F, county surveyor.
Mellen Wm, meats.
Meyer John, barber.
Miller James M, sewing machines.
Montman & Ewald, flour mill.
Murphy & Watts, drugs.
Nace W F & J H, saloon.
Noland Stacy C, physician.
Occidental Hotel, John H Sweg- man, Proprietor.
Odell John C, real estate.
Olds & Co, milliners and hats.
Parks Margaret, milliner.
Pigman Charles, county clerk.
Pollard Robert C, lawyer.
Riley & Specht, barbers.
Robertson C W & Son, grain elevator.
Robinson & Robinson, physicians.
Rosenthal & Bro, clothing.
Rutledge Elijah H, barber.
Ryan John & Co, saloon.
Schermerhorn & Smith, Ab- stracts of Title. Schopf Bros, saloon. Scott James B, propr Delphi Journal. Sharrer Wilber F, physician.
J. H. CURRAN HAND ELEVATORS, 135 West Second St., . - CINCINNATI.
MODEL CLOTHING CO. { @Largest and most complete Clothing House in the State.
43 and 45 East Washington Street, and 18, 20 and 22 South Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Shelley & Thornton, flour mill. Shirks & Moore, bankers. Shultz & Shultz, physicians. Sims, Eldridge & Sims, lawyers. Sims Joseph A, lawyer. Smith Wickliffe, physician. Smith Wm C, lawyer.
Stewart & Gros, hardware.
Swegman John H, Proprietor Occidental Hotel.
Taylor George M, agt W U Tel. Troxel John G, agrl implements. Walker Edward, physician. Wallace George T, barber. Watts James M, postmaster.
Williams H G, coal and wood.
Wolever Andrew W, Photogra- pher.
Young Robert, county auditor.
DELTA. Is a farmhouse postoffice, located in Liberty township, Parke county, 11 miles northwest of Rockville court house, and 7 north of Montezuma, its shipping station on St L Div I B & W Ry. Thomas K Harvey, postmaster.
DEMING. Situated 6 miles west of Cicero, its shipping depot, on I P & C Div W St L & P Ry, contains 125 inhabitants, and is located in Jackson township, Hamil- ton county, 8 miles northwest of Nobles- ville, the county seat and banking town. Benjamin F Holliday, postmaster.
Baker Thomas, carpenter.
Bartholomew W H, shoemkr.
Griffin R J, physician.
Hall Richard, stave mnfr. Haworth Wm, plasterer. Hiatte E C, blacksmith.
Holliday B F, General Store. Kidwell Wm, plasterer. Moore John, carpenter. Perry W A, blacksmith. Pettijohn O B, Physician.
DE MOTTE. Hamlet located in Keener township, Jasper county, 28 miles northwest of Rensselaer, the county seat and banking town. Ship to Shelley, distant 83 miles on A L Div L N A & C Ry. Popu- lation 55. S J Bentley, postmaster.
Bentley S J, General Store. Fairchild D E, saw mill.
DENMARK. A rural posto ffice situated in Marion township, Owen county, 18 miles west of Spencer, the county seat. Clay City, 5 miles west on T H & S E Ry, is the shipping depot. Wm Herstine, postmaster and general store.
DENVER. Is a prosperous village of 600 inhabitants, located on Eel river, at
crossing of Eel River and I P & C Divs of the W St L & P Ry, in Jefferson town- ship, Miami county, 8 miles north of Peru, the county seat and banking town, and 83. from Indianapolis. Ex, U S and Pacific. W W Fetrow, postmaster. Amey & Newbold, flour mill. Armentrout P, blacksmitlı.
Babbert Michael, cigar mnfr. Bennett E C, restaurant.
Bennett James H, tailor.
Cannon G W, R R agt.
Central House, L A Metzger, propr.
Cloud & Co, grocers.
Deaderick, Gause & Co, saw mill.
Denver Hotel, J F Wagoner, propr.
Fetrow W W, Drugs and Express. Agent. Grimes & Son, grain dealers.
Guyer E A, blacksmith ..
Johns J H, livery.
Johnson O H, saloon.
Kessler Bros, saw mill.
LaDue G A & Co, grocers.
La Due J, physician.
Moloney Genio G, barber.
Noftzger Charles, hardware.
Ogden Franklin, saloon.
Olds Richard, harness.
Piper & McGinley, general store.
Ritzius J H, cabinet mnfr.
Robins J Q A, physician.
Snyder O F, drugs.
Trout & Hutchinson, General Store.
Woolley J N, wagonmkr. Wright Richard, meat market.
DE PAUW. Is an 1884 postoffice, located in Harrison county.
DEPUTY. With a population of 250, is a pleasant village, located on the L. Br of the O & M Ry, in Graham township, Jefferson county, 18 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat and banking town. Live stock and grain are the exports. Ex, O & M. B A Nay, postmaster. Barker David, shoemkr.
Blake A W, justice of the peace. Blake L N, blacksmith.
Calloway & Bro, General Store.
Dixon J C, agrl implements. Dixon L C, physician. Gaddy O & Co, druggists.
Nay & Robertson, general store.
Reed & Redman, live stock.
Riley J W, saw and flour mill. Shrewsburg John, hotel. Stout W B, hotel.
Tobias F M, Live Stock. Whitsett W T, livery.
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