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Adams M J, Assistant Agent P C & St L Ry.
Brown N N, physician. Campbell G W, hotel.
Campbell & Orr, saw mill.
AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO.
1@PAPER BELT PULLEYS And Friction Wheels. 114 and 116 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis.
THOS. C. DAY & CO.{
w"Loan Money upon Farms on Favorable Terms. 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Canaday J E, physician.
Canaday W O, physician and dry goods. Childs B F, physician. Cooper H, livery.
Cranmer R R, harness and shoemkr.
Daugherty J H, hotel.
Daugherty T L, physician. Davis C S, undertaker and wagonmkr. Edwins S W, Physician.
French Bros, drugs.
Hurlock D Ć, harnessmkr.
Kimmerling L, drugs.
Layne, Daugherty & Co, general store. Layne J S & Co, general store. Layne L A, barber.
Orr & Campbell, saw mill.
Powers H, saloon.
Quick Bros, General Store. Quick C, R R and ex agt. Quick V C, live stock. Quick W H, Grain. Ring J J, grocer. Roach W L, lawyer. Srackergast F P, carpenter. Sutton J & M, grocers. Tharp P S, live stock. Van Valkenberg J H, shoemkr. Watkins & Tappan, hardware. Webb M, flour mill.
FREDERICKSBURGH. On
the New Albany and Paoli Turnpike, in Posey township, Washington county, is a village of 400 inhabitants, located 15 miles southwest of Salem, the county seat and banking town. New Albany, 23 miles southeast, is the usual shipping station. It has a Methodist church, 1 weekly news- paper-News, and ships grain and live stock. Tri-weekly stage to Paoli and New Al- bany. John B Cromer, postmaster. Avery W R, physician.
Black J Henry, carriagemkr. Bullington Samuel R, saw mill. Cromer John Sr, hotel and justice. Cromer John B, Insurance Agent. Daily Joseph, lawyer. Dewees Charles B, carriage painter.
Dewees George W, physician. . Drayer J R, general store.
Fredericksburgh News (weekly), Edward Kimberlin, propr. Funk J R, lawyer. Green J M, flour and saw mill. Gresham C W, blacksmith.
Hancock B, insurance. Hon George W, drugs and physician. Hottel L P, general store. Jones W C, shoe and harnessmkr. Julian Charles H, artist. Kay John Sr, hotel.
Kay J W & Bro, General Store and Furniture.
King E B, carpenter.
La Follette Sac, milliner. Lofton A A, general store. McRichards L J, hotel.
Merkel Henry, shoemkr.
Montgomery G D, druggist. Morgan John B, live stock.
Roberts Will J, carpenter and planing mill. Roby James & Son, wagonmkrs. Royce Edward, Grocer.
FREDONIA. On the Ohio river, in Crawford couty, with a population of 75, is located 4 miles southwest of Leaven- worth, the county seat. The village has 2 churches-Methodist and United Breth- ren -- and. district school. Wm H Conrod, postmaster.
Conrod William H, General Store. Myers H & J, saw and feed mill. Stevens Lafayette, cooper.
FREEDOM. Is a thrifty village of 400 inhabitants, located on the I & V Ry, in Franklin township, Owen county, 8 miles southwest of Spencer, the county seat and banking town, and 62 southwest of In- dianapolis. It has Methodist, Christian and Baptist churches, and ships lumber, staves and grain. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. S S Sharp, postmaster.
Antibus J W, milliner.
Armentrout W L, barber.
Dyar A W, justice of the peace.
Gantz Thomas, physician.
Goss James M, physician and drug store.
Johnson Clinton, lawyer.
Johnson J M, general store and saw mill.
Johnson, Wise & Co, general store. Kennedy S E & Co, flour mill.
McIntosh P C, carpenter.
McIntosh & Gants, grocers.
McKee Jacob L, cabinetmkr. Minnick Andrew J, physician.
National House, Mrs Belle C Stephenson, propr.
Royer & Cassady, general store.
Scott R M, wagonmkr.
Sharp & Co, grocers.
Stants J, hardware.
Sufaal Wm J, saddles and harness.
Tausy O H, wagonmkr. Trent L D, insurance agt.
Wilson J B, dry goods.
Wise John, blacksmith.
FREELANDVILLE. Dates as a settlement from 1850, and has a location in Widner township, Knox county, 19 miles northeast of Vincennes, the county seat and location of nearest bank. It has daily stage communication with Edwardsport, the nearest rail approach, 5 miles southeast on the I & V Ry. The churches located here are known as Methodist, Baptist, Re-
KING & ELDER
BEDROOM SETS. LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE. 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SHOW CASES
CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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formed Christian, and United Brethren. Wheat and produce are the principal ship- ments. Population 550. A D Cox, post- master.
Albert H F, drugs.
Baker C & Co, General Store.
Begeman H L, hardware and undertaker. Brandt Wm, blacksmith. Brentlinger S J, milliner. Brower John L, shoemkr.
Cox A P, Books and Stationery.
Dant J M, saloon. Dryman A & Co, flour mill.
Freeland J'T, Physician.
French J B & Son, restaurant.
Frohne Ph Rev (German Reform). Raue Henry, blacksmith.
McDowell M M, physician. Mesch C & Co, meat market. Mesch & Co, flour mill.
Myers H N, physician. Osterhage L D, milliner. Parker W R, hardware.
Patterson R D, tinner.
Ritterskamp J & Son, General Store.
Schmedskamp Henry, hotel and confec- tioner. Unferferth C, shoemkr.
Wagner Wm, blacksmith. Weitzel Ernst, harness.
FREEPORT. Hanover township, Shelby county, with 90 inhabitants, is situ- ated on Big Blue river, 10 miles northeast of Shelbyville, the county seat and bank- ing town. Morristown, 22 miles north on the C H & I Ry, is the place of shipment. 1 flour and saw mill derive power from the river. Tri-weekly stage to Morris- town ; fare, 15 cents ; and Shelbyville, fare, 50 cents. Mary Burtch, postmaster. Borin J, blacksmith. Burtch Mary, postmaster.
Cooper F M, flour.
Mellis Alexander G, general store, saw and flour mill.
Robinson C A, physician.
FREETOWN. Better known locally as Freeport, is the location of 125 inhabi- tants, in Salt Creek township, Jackson county, 10 miles northwest of Brownstown, the county seat. Ewing, 10 miles south- east, on the O & M Ry, is the shipping point, and Seymour, 14 miles east, the banking town. Staves, spokes and lumber are shipped. Levi M Cross, postmaster. Acton & Denny, General Store. Chute G H, physician. Cross Levi M, General Store. Cross & Harbaugh, wagonmkrs. George D H, pianos and organs. George J M, general store.
Hendrix Daniel, cooper.
Highnote Alexander, shoemkr.
Lucas G W, brick mnfr. Lucas J D, drug store. Manuel Dr, physician.
Robert Wm, saw and corn mill.
Smith Isaac, real estate, justice, and gen- eral store. Thompson S A, blacksmith.
Tinch E '1, physician.
Wagoner Thomas, physician. Wheeler M, general store.
Wheeler Bros, General Store, Staves and Spokes.
Wright D B, tanner.
FREMONT. Is a thrifty town of 900 inhabitants, situated on the Ft W & J R R, in Fremont township, Steuben county, 8 miles north of Angola, the county seat and banking town, 50 north of Ft Wayne and 168 northeast of Indianapolis. It was settled in 1837, incorporated in 1867, and is now supplied with 4 churches-Metho- ist, Evangelical and Congregational-a graded school and 2 hotels. 2 saw mills, tile works, planing mill, flour mill, plow factory and 1 brick yard are the principal manufactories. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. Warren W Wilkinson, postmaster. Abbott Lyman, physician.
American House, John Y Bevier, Proprietor; Rates $1.50 per day. Andrews D W Rev (Congregational). Bassett James W, shoemkr. Best & Langworthy, lawyers.
Bevier James A, baker.
Bevier John Y, Proprietor American House.
Bevier & Hilton, dressmkrs.
Bisbee George, lumber dealer.
Black L Bascom, dentist.
Bricker Samuel L, grocer.
Broughton Andrew J, furniture.
Burdick Bros, druggists.
Burdick Sarah A Mrs, millinery.
Carpenter Heman F, saloon.
Carrier A H Rev (Methodist).
Caswell Alphonso M, Proprietor Hilton House. (See adv, page 277.) Chadwick & Dewey, general store. Cluck & Holloway, blacksmiths.
Cobb Charles, plasterer, 3 miles east.
Dougherty Crete H, jewelry.
Davison Otis S, photographer.
Exchange Mills Co, flour mill.
Foreman James, brick and tile mnfr, & mile west.
French Sarah C Mrs, dressmkr.
Gilbert Emma Miss, music teacher. Gilbert Marion Mrs, dressmkr. Goff Bethuel J, grocer. Goff Eliza, dressmkr. Haggerty Joseph L, physician.
W. H. CORBALEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (42 Vance Block), Collects Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, Pay, Bounty, Land Warrants, Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims. Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.
CHARLES P. JACOBS, Attorney in Patent Cases, 36 North Delaware St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. J
PATENTS PROSECUTED !
PATENTS PROCURED! Infringements Stopped. Patent Suits Defended. Fifteen Years' Experience.
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Hall J H & Son, harnessmkrs. Hastings Moses, vet surgeon. Havens C & Son, jewelers. Havens George N, agt Am Ex Co. Havens Ira S, painter. Heller George, general store. Hilton House, Alphonso M Caswell, Proprietor; rates, $2 per day. (See adv, page 277.) Holbrook Belle, music teacher.
Holcomb Benjamin B, harnessmkr. Isenhower Amos, livery stable. Isenhower Jacob P, grocer and meats. Johns Gilbert, saloon. Kayler Henry, carpenter.
Kayler Michael, carpenter.
Kinsey Moses, hardware.
Klock Peter, wagonmkr. Koons Albert A, shoemkr. Kunkel Emma, music teacher. Langworthy Carrie, music teacher.
Legg Garbet, livery stable. Lent Conrad, town marshal. McIntyre Joseph, carpenter. McNabb Theodore B, physician. Mahood Wm, lumber mnfr. Masters Charles W, agt L S & M S Ry.
Masters Wm, agt Ft W & J R R.
Michael Jacob, live stock. Michael Joshua, furniture.
Michael Philip, hardware.
Miller Wm H, physician. Milnes James B, grocer. Paul Albert, druggist.
Pettit James, blacksmith,
Pifer Frederick, wagonmkr.
Pifer Wm, lumber mnfr.
Powers, Bratton & Chadwick, lawyers. Rantz Peter, grocer.
Robinson E S, physician.
Rosecrants Millie, dressmkr. Rumburger D P Rev (Evangelical). Schaeffer Daniel, baker. Scott Willard L, general store. Sheets Michael, shoemkr. ' Simmons Edward B, physician. Stephens J & Son, grocers.
Straw Samuel E, planing mill. Thomas Gideon, barber. Van Alstine John M, plow mnfr. Van Alstine Matilda, milliner. Walters Abram, physician. Weaver Charles, plasterer.
Wolf Samuel L, boots and shoes. Young Deforest N, wagonmkr.
FRENCH LICK. Is the postoffice for French Lick Springs, which is located in French Lick township, Orange county, 10 miles west of Paoli, the county seat, and 18 southwest of Orleans, its shipping station on the O & M Ry. Daily stage during the summer to Orleans; fare $2.25. Popula- tion 100. Hiram E Wells, postmaster.
Bundy John T, General Store and Saw Mill.
Plummer L C, blacksmith. Roberts S A, physician.
Ryan Samuel, Physician. Ryan Wm E, physician. Tillery Charles, saw mill. Wells H E, General Store.
Wells & Andrew, general store and hotel.
FRENCHTOWN. Is simply a farmers' supply office, located in Harrison county, 8 miles northwest of Corydon court house. Leavenworth, 12 miles southwest, on the Ohio river, is the usual place of shipment.
FRIEDHEIM. Is a German settle- ment, in. Preble township, Adams county, on St Marys river, 9 miles north west of De- catur, the county seat, and 7 miles south of Hoagland, on GR & IR R. Contains 100 in- habitants, Lutheran church, graded school and saw mill. Mail semi-weekly. D Bunch, postmaster.
Blomenberg Christopher, vet surgeon. Bunch Dietrich, live stock. Ewel Charles, general store. Forbrich Martin, blacksmith. Gallmeier F W, justice of the peace.
TRY THE HILTON HOUSE UNDER ITS NEW MANAGEMENT.
ILTON HOUSE.
HILTON HOUSE
A. M. Caswell, Prop'r. FREMONT, IND.
Newly furnished. Free 'bus to trains. Livery and Feed Stable in connection. Good Sample Rooms on the first floor.
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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Glock & Witte, cigars and tobacco. Huser George, shoemkr. Keller H, justice. Keller & Huser, saw mill. Schwartz W, wagonmkr. Witte Conrad, vet surgeon.
FRIENDSHIP. Known once as both Hart's Mills and Paultown, contains 115 inhabitants, in Brown township, Ripley county, 10 miles southeast of Versailles, the county seat. It has daily stage communi- cation with Dillsborough station, the place of shipment, 9 miles northeast on the O & M Ry. Live stock comprise its exports. Methodist, Baptist and German Protestant churches are sustained. Henry Schmols- mier, postmaster.
Bear Otto, Jeweler.
Elleman Samuel, blacksmith. Faine Wm, hotel.
Huffelmeire George, wagonmkr.
Johnson J W & ST, flour mill.
Kramer John F, tailor. Roder Christopher, shoemkr.
Rost & Otto, shoe and harnessmkr.
Rump Charles, blacksmith.
Schmolsmier Henry, General Store.
Schulenburg Henry, general store. Stute Henry, general store.
FRIENDSWOOD. Contains 200 inhabitants, Friends and Methodist churches, and is located on the I & V Ry, in Guilford township, Hendricks county, 18 miles southeast of Danville, the county seat, and 12 miles southwest of Indianapo- lis. Grain, milk, brick and tile are its ex- ports. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. Add Bal- lard, postmaster.
Ballard Add, General Store and Grain.
Burnett Isaac, saw mill. Jessup Joel & Sons, flour mill. Laven Andrew, shoemkr. Lefler Andrew, blacksmith.
FRY. Is a discontinued postoffice in Marion county. Mail is received at Acton.
FULDA. Was settled in 1847. It is the present location of 150 persons, in Har- rison township, Spencer county, 28 miles northeast of Rockport court house. Troy, 15 miles south, on the Ohio river, is the usual place . of shipment. Tri-weekly stage to Troy. B Schneider, postmaster. Beohm George, general store and saloon. Calignon Joseph, grocer.
Calignon & Shue, Flour Mill. Greulich August, justice of the peace. Haller Joseph, shoemkr. Hermanie August, physician.
Huffman Harrison, flour mill. Schneider Bernard, Store.
General
Simon Henry, shoemkr. Zogleman Joseph, blacksmith.
FULTON. This place of 200 popu- lation is located in Liberty township, Ful- ton county, 9 miles south of Rochester, the county seat and shipping point. Contains district school, Baptist and United Breth- ren churches. Has tri-weekly stage com- munication with Logansport. Mail tri- weekly. G W Voot, postmaster.
Allen Samuel, shoemkr.
Brew Wm, blacksmith.
Brisco Wm, physician.
Conrad W H, saw mill.
Gray Wm, shoemkr.
Martin W D, notary public.
Morris & Peters, physician.
Voot G W, General Store.
Wilson James, general store. Zuch Wm, flour mill.
FUNKS. Is a station and postoffice on line of the C W & M Ry, in Lafayette township, Madison county, 6 miles north of Anderson, the county seat and banking town. Population 50. Wheat and lumber are shipped. E M Riggs, postmaster. Funk Joseph, general store.
Kirk George, live stock.
Kirk Wm, grain and live stock.
Riggs E M, Saw Mill and Railroad Agent.
Sheets Noah, wagonmkr.
Towel S A, general store. · Vandyke W W, blacksmith.
FUQUAY. Established in 1881, is a rural postoffice and station on E R & E Div L E & St L R R, in Ohio township, Warrick county, 10 miles west of Boon- ville, the county seat and banking town. Nearest bank at Evansville. Hay and grain are shipped. Wm Fuquay, post- master.
Cavett S T Rev (Baptist).
Fuquay William, General Store and Railroad Agent. Rerk J, blacksmith. Taylor G, grain.
Vonoy J, huckster.
FURNESSVILLE. Is a postoffice on line of M C R R, in Pine township, in Porter county, 15 miles north of Valparai- so, the county seat. Population 150. Near- est bank at Michigan.City. Lumber, wood and piling are the chief exports. W U Tel. Henry Leury, postmaster.
Brummitt Wm, justice of the peace. Brummitt Wm & Sons, pressed hay.
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BEE HIVE PLANING MILL 73 Pendleton Avenue, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ARCTIC ICE MACHINE( Not equalled for cold storage. MFG. CO. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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Ernest August, blacksmith. Furness E L, lumber and wood.
Leury William & Son, Wagon- mkrs and General Store. Mc Donald H R, saw mill. Miles & Payne, saw mill. Payne Louis, lumber and wood. Templeton Frank J, Agent M CRR,
GALE. Formerly known as Easton, is a small hamlet, located on the I & St L R R, in Centre township, Hendricks coun- ty, 3 miles from Danville, the county seat and banking town. Population 15. A J. Gibbs, postmaster.
Gibbs A J, General Store. Winings A, saw mill.
GALENA. Has a population of 250, and is located in Greenville township, Floyd county, 8 miles northwest of New Albany, the county seat, shipping station and banking town. Daily stage to Paoli and New Albany. 1 Methodist church is sustained. Allie Neat, postmaster.
Brown N M, General Store. Coffman Seth, dairy. Davis C P, physician.
Dodd David, painter. Dodd Samuel, insurance agt.
Eblerior J M, barber. Frederick Thomas, general store. Halstead H B, boots and shoes.
Harmon T J, physician. Lamb C P, carpenter. Lamke F, general store and hotel.
Lang & Lang, saw mill. Loesch Peter, blacksmith.
Loesch W J, wagonmkr.
Martte Conrad, shoemkr. Neat Allie, Postmaster. Neat L C & H S, dressmkrs. Rutherford R S, physician. Stwartz & Son, flour mill. Taggart W J, physician.
GALLAUDET. Is a station and postoffice, located on the C I St L & CR R, in Franklin township, Marion county, 9 miles southeast of Indianapolis. New Bethel, a small hamlet, distant 1} miles, receives mail at this office. M C Kemper, postmaster. Bond H, carpenter. Brown Corydon, physician. Brown H Y, grocer.
Brown S M, Physician. Carr George W, carpenter. Gooden W, wagonmkr. Harter H, shoemkr. Hendrix J, harnessmkr.
Hettle Isaac, tile mnfr. Holler J, blacksmith.
Jungerman Charles, blacksmith. Kemper M C, R R agt. Miller Christina, saw mill. Shaw Noel, meat market. Wilsay L B, saw mill. Wilsey Lewis, justice. Wilson J, grocer.
GALVESTON. This enterprising village of 416 inhabitants is located on the P C & St L Ry, in Jackson township, Cass county, 16 miles southeast of Logansport court house. Kokomo, 6 miles southeast, is the banking town. Its churches consist of Methodist, United Brethren aud Baptist societies. Grain and live stock are the exports. A weekly newspaper-Herald-is sustained. Adams Ex. W U Tel. S W Hart, postmaster.
Baldwin Thompson, physician.
Beall J S, physician.
Bell J M, tile mnfr.
Collins Jacob, wagonmkr.
Davis Bros, General Store.
Davis George W, agt Adams Ex Co. Eisenbrey J H, harnessmkr.
Galveston Herald (weekly).
Hart S W, Jeweler. Hudson A B, meat market.
Keesey Rev (United Brethren).
Kelly Daniel, grocer.
Kever John, broom mnfr.
King B L, pump mnfr and saw mill. King W A, barber.
Landrey S F, physician. Loop J C, lawyer.
Loop Z N, drugs.
Lytle H W, barber.
Lytle Mollie, milliner.
Mead Mrs, dressmkr.
Meek T V, druggist.
Nefziger Rev, (Methodist).
Parvis F M, meat market.
Patterson A J, justice of the peace.
Rule A B, blacksmith.
Shafer G N, hotel. Smith & Mc Beth, druggists.
Stanley George, brick mnfr.
Thomas F H & Bro, general store.
Thomas Louis, blacksmith.
Thomas M H, grain.
Thomas & Davidson, hardware-
Waddle Joshua, carpenter.
GAR CREEK. Is a station on the W St L & P Ry, in Milan township, Allen county, located 11 miles east of Ft Wayne, the county seat. Lumber and grain are the principal shipments. Population 135. Jesse Rothgeb, postmaster. Bieber & Co, shingle mnfrs.
Grover, Taylor & Alfred, carpenters. Harper Edward, carpenter. Richart Joseph, justice of the peace.
CINCINNATI
GALVANIZING WORKS BEST QUALITY GALVANIZED SHEET IRON.
GENUINE
HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE BEST IN THE WORLD.
GEO. S. DWINNELL, 33 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS.
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Rothgeb Daniel, saw mill.
Rothgeb Jesse, General Store and Railroad Agent. Rothgeb Michael, blacksmith.
Rothgeb Solomon, hoop mnfr. Rothgeb, Tilden, Ryan & Co, brick and tile mnfrs. Shroeder Rev (Lutheran).
Stringfellow J W Rev (United Brethren).
GARFIELD. Established as a post- office in 1880, was formerly known as Bin- ford, and is located on L Br T H & I Ry, in Union township, Montgomery county, 6 miles northeast of Crawfordsville, the county seat and banking town. Lumber, staves and heading are exported. Popula- tion 45. H S Binford, postmaster. Binford David, saw mill.
Binford H S, General Store. Griest E F, tile mnfr. Haycock Howard, saw mill.
Kelsey Isaac T, Groceries and No- tions.
GARRETT. Is a thrifty town of 1,500 inhabitants, located on the B & O R R, in Keyser township, DeKalb county, 5 miles west of Auburn, the county seat and banking town. This is comparatively a new place, it was platted in 1875 and in 1876 was incorporated a town. The B & O R R Co has repair shops here employing some 500 hands. The town has Methodist, Cath- olic and Episcopal churches,a graded school of 4 departments, 3 hotels, 1 saw mill, a flour mill and supports one weekly news- paper-Herald. Ex, B & O. Tel, B & O. Alexander H Phillips, postmaster. Alsbaugh Elmer B, jeweler. Austin Bros, boots and shoes. Bacon Charles, blacksmith.
Bacon Frank M, justice of the peace ..
Beehler Albert W, barber. Behler Frederick, shoemkr. Behler George, saloon. Bender Phobe, millinery. Bennett Asa, grocer.
Bicknell Henry M, druggist.
Blackburn N W, ticket agt B & O R R. Bloom Reinhold, saloon.
Branch C, carpenter.
Britton Frank H, supt transportation B & ORR. Burns James, plasterer.
Camp & Long, druggists. . Cherry & Woolson, restaurant. Clark Henry F, meat market. Clay Frederick, shoemkr.
Covell Lewis, Attorney and Counselor at Law; special attention to collections. Daniel Peter K, grocer. Davis John L, hardware.
Decker Isaiah, livery stable.
De Kalb House, David W Ocker, propr. Duck Martin L, furniture and undertaker .. Frederick Wm J, lumber dealer. Fike & Gunnett, flour mill.
Garman Julia A, jewelry.
Garrett Herald (weekly), Otho J Powell, publr.
Gault Frank W, train master B & O R R.
Gilmore Frank J, barber.
Harvey John, live stock.
Hunsel Bernard, merchant tailor.
Imler Frederick, dairy, 1 mile n.
Imler Wm, baker.
Jones Cornelius B, lumber mnfr.
Kester Alonzo A, physician.
King Chauncey Rev (Methodist).
Kornetske Nathan, tailor.
Lackey George W, dry goods.
Lindoerfer Charles, millinery.
Linkenhelt Charles, saloon.
Lowther Benjamin F, master mechanic B & ORR.
Ocker David W, propr De Kalb House.
Powell Otho J, pubr Garrett Herald.
Reeves George, saloon.
Rey her C & Co, general store.
Reyher John, sewing machines.
Rice Trusanah Mrs, dressmkr.
Roether Daniel B, physician.
Rogers Harris, tile and brick mnfr.
Sargent House, Lewis White, propr.
Schnitzer Veronica, grocer.
Schultheis Frederick, plasterer. Simpson Robert L, furniture.
Singler Joseph, general store.
Stewart Addison J, grocer.
Stewart Thomas H, physician.
Stickney Fannie G, millinery.
Sullivan John, painter. Sullivan Thomas H, photographer.
Tarney House, Nathan Tarney, propr ..
Thomson John F, physician.
Vaughn Harry, carpenter.
Vaughn Walter, carpenter.
Wagner Jacob W, saloon.
Wert Levi, shoemkr.
White Lewis, propr Sargent House ..
Worth C W Mrs, music teacher.
Yard John Jr, dairy, 1 mile n.
GASBURGH. Is the location of 50 persons in Monroe township, Morgan county, located 14 miles north of Martins- ville, the county seat. Mooresville, distant 4 miles, on the I & V Ry, is the place of shipment and nearest bank location. Daily stage to Monrovia; fare, 20 cents; and Mooresville ; fare, 30 cents. John Weesner, postmaster.
Bray Edward W, justice of the peace.
Long George A, saw mill.
Ward David A, general store.
J. H. CURRAN{
CARRIAGE ELEVATORS 135 West Second St., . . . CINCINNATI.
MODEL CLOTHING CO. Largest and most complete Clothing House in the State.
43 and 45 East Washington St., and 18, 20 and 22 S. Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, - IND.
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Weesner John, Lumber Dealer and Carpenter. York Jacob M, shoemkr.
GATH. Formerly known as Kirk- land is a small hamlet located in Kirkland township, Adams county, on the T C & St L RR, 6 miles southwest of Decatur, the county seat and banking town. Lumber is the chief export. Population 25. Am Ex. Mrs Catharine HI Niblack, post- master.
Niblack Catharine H, Express Agent.
Niblack & Bro, tile mnfrs. Niblack J T, tile mnfr. Spades & Arnold, saw mill.
Spades & Zimmerman, general store and saw mill.
GAYNORVILLE. Is the location of 55 persons in Sand Creek township, De- catur county, 8 miles south of Greensburgh, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach. 1 Methodist church is sus- tained. Enoch Parker, postmaster. Gaynor John, wagonmkr.
Ketchum Samuel, harnessmkr.
Ketchum Thomas, wagonmkr. Parker Enoch, General Store.
GEETINGSVILLE. Inhabited by 40 persons, is a small hamlet located in Owen township, Clinton county, 11 miles north of Frankfort, the county seat, and 2} miles east of Sedalia, its shipping point on L Div T H & I Ry. Daily stage to Sedalia and Russiaville. A R Sheffer, postmaster. Kennard W T, physician.
Kimberlin John, blacksmith.
Mink Jacob, carpenter. Mink James, cooper.
Sheffler A R, General Store. Young M V, physician.
GEM. Sugar Creek township, Hancock county, with 50 inhabitants, is a hamlet located on the P C & St L Ry, 7 miles west of Greenfield, the county seat and banking town. J J Townsend, postmaster. Coon Joseph, shoemkr. Burk L O, agrl implements. Foley M C, live stock. Raisner Wm, drain tile mnfr. Ramsey George B, real estate. Spilker Henry C & Son, carpenters. Stutsman Bros, saw and planing mill. Stutsman I N, blacksmith.
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