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Scott Sarah, hair goods.
Shepherd Jerome F, restaurant.
Shrock Amos, carpenter.
Simmons Isaac A, lawyer.
Simmons Isaac B, grocer and meats.
HOTBED'S
CLA2
TUTTLENA
H. R. WHITMER. S. H. WHITMER
GOSHEN SASH AND DOOR CO.,
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
Mouldings, Store Fronts, Brackets, Scroll Work, etc. Screen Doors a Specialty.
Factory and Office on Hydraulic Canal,
GOSHEN, IND.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS
Estimates made for Galvanizing all kinds of Iron Work.
Genuine Hartford Boot and Shoes
Have the trade mark stamped on bottom of every pair. NONE genuine unless so stamped. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Indianapolis.
288 GOS INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER GOS
Simmons & Fuller, meat market. Skinner Clark Rev (Methodist). Slaughter John B, marble works. Smith Andrew J, mer tailor.
Smith Hamilton, painter.
Smith John A, County Commissioner. Smith Joseph & Bro, lumber dealers.
Snobarger John & Co, proprs Central House. Snyder John H, harnessmkr.
Sparklin Cephas C, physician.
Starr Bros, printers.
Starr Thomas A & Bro, proprs Goshen Daily and Weekly News.
Stonex Wilber L, attorney at law.
Strayer A Penn, dentist.
Swank Cyrus, blacksmith.
Swartz Piebe, county supt schools.
Taneyhill Olin B, druggist.
Tiedemann Clark D, boots and shoes.
Tiedemann Henry E, grocer.
Thiele Charles, grocer.
Thomas & Albright, Proprietors Goshen Iron Works.
Thomas & Heefner, proprs Farmers' and Citizins' Bank.
Thompson Charles E, sheriff Elkhart county.
Thompson Otis D, county clerk.
Tobias Jacob & Co, junk dealers.
Tolbert David, barber.
Traub John, publr Gospel Banner.
Twomey Wm, boots and shoes.
Tyler Josh D, Proprietor Hotel Has- call.
Van Hauten Jacob S, meat market.
Vannuis H L Rev (Presbyterian).
Venamon Wm H, furniture and undertaker. Vernon & Immel, teacher of penmanship. Vinson Charles E, saloon.
Walk John B, druggist.
Walker Edward W & Co, pump and bar- row mnfrs.
Walker Jennie M, music teacher.
Walker O V & Co, saloon. .
Wanner Llewellyn, lawyer.
Watkins Charles R, dry goods.
Watts Orrin, carpenter.
Weaver W C, plasterer.
Weber Frederick, plasterer.
Weinstein H Rev (Jewish Rabbi).
Welch Philip A, agrl implements.
Welker Wm, ice cream.
Western Union Hotel, Aunto B Witt, propr.
Whetstone Jacob, propr Eastern Star Hotel.
Whitaker Bros, carriage mnfrs. Whitehead J M Rev (Baptist).
Whitmer Henry, carpenter.
Whitmer H R & S H, Proprie- tors Goshen Sash and Door Co. (See adv, page 287.)
Wickham & Irwin, physicians. Wiggins John C, restaurant.
Wilden Abraham F, banker.
Wilden Silas P, boots and shoes.
Wilson Harry C, insurance. Wilson Kate Mrs, restaurant.
Wilson & Davis, lawyers.
Wiltfong Benjamin F, restaurant.
Winters Eli, carpenter.
Witt Aunto B, propr Western Union Hotel.
Wolfe Israel D, books and stationary.
Woomer Frank H, hardware.
Yates T S, carpenter.
Zartman Allen K Rev (Reformed Presby- terian). Zimmerman Herman, saloon. Zook Bros & Vail, lawyers.
GOSPORT. Is a pleasant town of 800 inhabitants, located in Wayne town- ship, Owen county, on White river, at crossing of I & V and L N A & C Rys, 7 miles northeast of Spencer court house, and 44 southwest of Indianapolis. A set- tlement was formed here in 1825, and in 1865 it was incorporated as a town, which now contains 4 churches, a graded school, 2 hotels and 1 bank. The Tri-County Re- porter, a weekly paper, is published. Lum- ber, grain and live stock are the chief ex- ports. Ex, Adams and L N A & C. Tel, W U. John M Carlton, postmaster.
Alexander Charles, agt Am Ex.
Alexander James M, general store.
Alexander J W & Co, boots and shoes.
Boyd R V, meat market.
Brasier Wm A, barber.
Britan L Mrs, milliner.
Britan W W, Publisher Tri-County Reporter.
Carlton John M, druggist.
Cunningham Albert, general store.
Davis Wm T Rev (Methodist).
Davis & Meyers, milliners.
Dunagon Bros, blacksmiths.
Dunagon T J, blacksmith.
Gentry J P & Co, clothing.
Graham John W, shoemkr.
Gray John A, agt L N A & C Ex.
Grimsley James, lawyer.
Guthrie J V Rev (Methodist).
Haase A A, Proprietor Park Hotel. (See adv, page 289.)
Haase Christopher, saloon.
Hale Phillip W, grocer.
Hart Benjamin F, livery stable.
Hays Hamilton, dry goods.
Hollick Wm, furniture.
Jennings James W, painter.
Jolliffe & Slack, livery stable.
Kennedy W R, saloon.
Kerr John, shoemkr.
Lee George P, agt I & V R R.
Lenning Wm F, agt L NA & CR R. .
Lewman & Stull, dressmkrs.
Loesch John S, confectioner.
Lukenbill Barnabas, hardware.
J. H. CURRAN{ STEAM POWER 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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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Lyon W H, jeweler ..
Martin & Smith, dry goods. Martz Charles M Rev (Christian). Montgomery Wm, lawyer. Montgomery Wm Jr, insurance. Mongomery & Henry, bankers. Mooney Edward C, grocer. Morehead Abner, restaurant.
Osborn Stephen D, baker.
Park Hotel, A A Haase, Proprietor. (See adr, page 289.) Partin F M, shoemkr.
Rogers House, John Rogers, propr.
Rogers Marcus L, carpenter. Smith John, physician.
Spicer G B, grocer. Soth & Hart, grocers. Stines Wm E, blacksmith.
Stucky John M, physician, Swindall D D Rev ( Baptist).
Tri-County Reporter, W W Britan, Proprietor. Van Buskirk Bros, hardware. Wooden George W, harnessmkr. Wooden & Henry, druggists.
GOSS MILL. A recently establish- ed postoffice, located in Owen township, Jackson county, 6 miles west of Brown- town court house and 5 west of Ewing, its shipping depot on the O & M Ry. Popula- tion 50. Staves and ties are shipped. Tri- weekly stage to Ewing and Mooney. Charles J Reynolds, postmaster.
Goss & Bro, saw mill.
Reynolds Charles J, Postmaster.
GRAFTON. Contains 40 inhabi- tants and is located in Black township, Posey county, 6 miles northwest of Mount Vernon, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach. Wheat, corn and potatoes are marketed. Henry Yunker, postmaster.
Alexander Charles, justice of the peace. Alexander David, live stock. Gettings C C, physician.
Harmon Andrew, blacksmith. Huston J C, physician. Klein Wm, saw mill. Peters J, shoemkr.
Trafford E, General Store. Yunker Henry, General Store.
GRAHAM. With 50 inhabitants, is a hamlet located in township of same name, Jefferson county, 14} miles northwest of Madison, the county seat and banking town. Deputy, 3} miles west on Jeff Br O & M Ry, is the nearest rail approach. 1 flour mill derives power from Big Greek. Live stock and wheat are shipped. Samuel Roseberry, postmaster.
Bridge Hiram, General Store. Davis Jacob T, physician. Dibler Caleb, general store. Glendening John, R R agt. Hartwell James H, flour and saw mill. Roseberry Samuel, Farmer. Wells D, blacksmith.
GRAND VIEW. Is located on the Ohio river, in Hammond township, Spen- cer county. 6 miles northeast of Rockport, the county seat and banking town. Grain, hay, tobacco and produce are the exports. With a population of 800, the village sup- ports Baptist, Methodist and United Breth- ren churches, and a weekly newspaper- Monitor. Ex, Adams. W E Knight, post- master. Anderson C B, druggist.
Billingsley George W, photographer. Bliecroth G, baker.
Cadick Wm & Son, flour mill.
Currey & Kramer, meat market. Dawson G W, Saw Mill. Finch C S, justice of the peace. Finch & Gage, dry goods. Forsythe W H, grocer.
Grandview Monitor, W E Knight, Proprietor. Gudon G T & Co, notions. Hammond D M, physician.
PARK HOTEL,
A. A. HAASE, Proprietor. GOSPORT, INDIANA.
Refitted, furnished and opened, with all conveniences for first-class accommodation. Centrally located-on Main Street.
SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR. A trial respectfully solicited from the traveling public.
PATENTS. C. BRADFORD.
CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv). 19
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MINTURN& MINTURN 3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS , IND.
WOOD PHOTO
ENGRAVERS
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
290 GRA INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER GRA
Hoeffmyer Henry, cooper. Lamar C W, grocer.
Lamping S W, General Store.
McKasson F D, wagonmkr.
Meuser Charles, grain and produce. Meyer & Son, spoke mnfrs.
Miller C W, cooper. Near Samuel, hotel. Parker J W, agt Adams Ex Co. Parker L C & Co, grain and produce. Reiff Frederick, hotel. Reu.stidt Wm, shoemkr.
Smith Wm, shoemkr. Tonini August, hardware.
Underhill M F, Brick Mnfr.
White J T, dry goods. White T J, physician. Williams A C, blacksmith. Williams James, barber. Worsley George, druggist and physician.
GRANGER. Is located at junction of C & GT and C W & M Rys, in Harris township, St Joseph county, 9 miles north- east of South Bend, the county seat. Near- est bank at Mishawaka. Grain and live stock are shipped. There is 1 Presbyter- ian church in the neighborhood. Tel, W U. Franklin E Lowry, postmaster.
Beiny Levy, saloon. Eldridge & Robbins, lumber. Hain H E, grocer. Inks Samuel, livery.
Landes J H, physician.
Lowry Franklin E, Grain and General Store. Metzger E A, feed mill. Metzger & Lowry, grain and live stock. Smith C H, druggist.
Walrath W K, R R agt.
GRANT. Is a post village of 25 in- habitants, located in Fulton county, 8 miles southeast of Rochester, the county seat and banking town. Hoovers is the shipping station, on the C & A Ry, 5 miles .east of Rochester. Methodist and United Brethren churches are sustained. J H Hoover, postmaster. Eichholtz & Co, lumber. Heeter John, blacksmith. Hoover Bros, general store. Johnson Frederick, shoemkr. Stinson Bros, saw mill.
GRANTSBURGH. Inhabited by 125 persons, is located in Union township, Crawford county, on Little Blue river, 11 miles northwest of Leavenworth, the coun- ty seat. English, shipping station, 3} miles distant. Lumber, staves and wheat are the shipments. Nearest bank, at Cory- don. Hamilton Martin, postmaster. Adkins Amos, Saw Mill.
Benham H L, saw mill. Butler W C, physician. Carnes John, flour and saw mill.
Froman & Conway, saw mill. Gasaway G M, druggist. Gobble Frederick, physician. Gobble F F, grocer. Jarbo Wm, blacksmith.
Martin Hamilton, General Store .. ยท Roberts Wm, grocer. Robinson George W, hotel. Smelser Perry, hotel and justice.
GRANVILLE. This thriving vil -- lage, with 250 inhabitants, is located in Niles township, Delaware county, 92 miles, northeast of Muncie, the county seat. The . shipping point is Eaton, on the Ft W M & G R R, 3 miles northwest. The Missis -. sinewa river supplies a saw and flour mill with water power. Its churches are Chris- tian and Baptist. Daily stage communi -. cation with Eaton; fare 25 cents. Mail daily. Isaiah Dudelston, postmaster. Ashcraft Daniel, shoemkr. Black Andrew, saw and flour mill.
Brackin James S, blacksmith.
Dudleston Isaiah, agrl implements and gen -- eral store.
Hamilton Luther, wagonmkr.
Michael Thomas, grocer. Murray A G, apiary. Murray A L, physician. Pepple Thomas, music teacher.
Sheets John, shoemkr.
Sherry Simon, shoemaker. Smith W S, Hotel. Spence John H, carpenter. Wright J I, agrl implements.
Younts G W, justice of the peace.
GRASS. Known locally as Bloom -- field, is a hamlet of 75 population, located in Grass township, Spencer county, 11 miles. northwest of Rockport, the county seat and banking town. Tenison, 4 miles distance, is the place of shipment. It has Methodist: and Friends churches, and ships wheat, corn. and tobacco. S D Davis, postmaster. Davis A D, live stock. Davis S D, General Store.
Harrison J S, carpenter. Hunter D W, physician. Jackson A, justice of the peace. Langford Wm, blacksmith and flour mill ... Longbond Wm, blacksmith. Tool H, flour mill.
Tool & Partridge, saw mill.
GRASS CREEK. Was established in 1884, and is located in Fulton county.
GRAVELTON. With 65 inhabi- tants, is a hamlet located on the B & O R.
PAPER PULLEYS{
25 per cent. of power gained. Belts will not slip on them. AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO., 114 and 116 South Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
THOS. C. DAY & CO.{
Attend carefully to the investment of Trust Funds and settlement of Estates. 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. GRE 291
R, in Jefferson township, Kosciusko county, 18 miles northwest of Warsaw, the county seat, Milford, 4 miles distant, the banking town. Lumber,staves and grain are shipped. David Brumbaugh, postmaster.
Brown John, grocer.
Brumbaugh David, General Store. Brumbaugh M T, physician and drugs. Clossin J G, blacksmith.
Misner Jasper, saw mill.
GRAYSVILLE. Settled in 1835, is the location of 100 persons, in Turman township, Sullivan county, 8 miles west of Sullivan, the county seat, banking town and shipping station. Methodist and Pres- byterian churches are supported. A Cush- man, postmaster. Bennett J H, druggist. Burton Jesse, hotel.
Cushman A, Physician.
Davis John & Son, general store.
Durham J L, physician.
Gray Joseph, blacksmith.
Woner J W, saw and flour mill.
Yeager Bros, wagonmkrs.
GREEN BRIER. Is a settlement located in Greenfield township, Orange county, 10 miles southwest of Paoli court house, and 18 southwest of Orleans, its ship- ping depot, on the L N A & C Ry. Near- est bank at Salem. Stage route to Paoli. Robert Parks, postmaster.
Bailey O S, general store.
Brent Wm, physician.
Kellems Wm M, carpenter.
King Lee, flour mill.
King & Smith, lumber.
Lindley Nathan, live stock.
Love Daniel, meat market. Parks Alexander, wagonmkr.
Parks John H, livery.
Parks Robert, Postmaster.
Roberts John, blacksmith. Roberts Moses, justice.
Suckett Charles, physician.
Suckett David, live stock.
Willyard Andrew, shoemkr.
GREENCASTLE. A handsome and important city of 5,000 inhabitants, situated nearly in the center of Putnam county, of which it is the judicial seat, 39 miles west of Indianapolis, 33 east of Terre Haute, and 140 north of Louisville. Its transportation facilities comprise 3 rail- roads-the St L V TH & I, I & St L and L N A & C-thus giving it ample facilities for marketing its manufactured and agri- cultural products. Greencastle offers ev- ery inducement for the location of new manufactories, having a healthful and cen- tral location, cheap facilities for transport-
ation, and is within 15 miles of the vast coal fields of Indiana. Its industries in that line now include 3 saw mills, a cooper shop, spoke factory, foundry, stave factory, nail works, woolen mill, pump factory, 2 flour mills, lightning rod works, stone quar- ries, and several carriage factories. This city can well boast of her educational facil- ities, for, in addition to 3 graded schools and a female seminary, it is the location of the renowned De Pauw University, an educa- tional institution that has no superior west of the Alleghenies. Greencastle is a well built city, supplied with handsome residen- ces, good business blocks, gas works, several handsome churches, street railway, an effi- cient fire department equipped with 1 steam engine and a hook and ladder truck, tele- phone exchange, an opera house with seat- ing capacity of 800, 4 hotels and 2 national banks. The assessed value of the real and personal property for 1884 aggregates $2,- 187,700. 4 weekly newspapers are pub- lished-the Star-Press, Times, Putnam Dem- ocrat and Banner. The agricultural district surrounding the city is very productive and the location of some of the finest farms in Indiana. Ex, Adams and Am. Tel, W U. George J Langsdale, postmaster.
Abrams Thomas, grocer.
Ackermann Edward, shoemkr.
Adams Daniel, stave mnfr.
Adams Express Co, T L Elliott, agt.
Alexander M A, Miss, millinery.
Allee John P, lawyer.
Allen Bros, dry goods and marble works.
Allen Jerome, druggist.
Allen Joel E, grocer.
Allison A R, boots and shoes.
Allison John A, grocer.
Anderson Charles E, insurance.
Anderson E D, insurance.
Arlington Hotel, John Brinton, propr.
Arnold Frank A, publr Star-Press.
Ash Patrick, grocer.
Ashton Walter J, tinsmith.
Barnaby Howard, lumber.
Barnes Andrew B, meat market.
Barnum George W Rev (Presbyterian).
Barwick B F, hardware.
Bayne Thomas, saw mill.
Bence & Morrison, physicians.
Bicknell George, blacksmith.
Bicknell Jacob, blacksmith.
Birch Bros, woolen mill.
Birch Jonathan, lawyer.
Black George M, livery.
Black & Black, furniture.
Brack & Bros, livery.
Blake Wm & Son, real estate.
Bosson Thomas M, lawyer.
Brandon James, sheriff.
Brattin Alexander R, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. (See adv.)
KING & ELDER
FURNITURE, The Latest Patterns at the Lowest Prices. 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SHOW CASES
CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Briggs Howard, publr Putnam Democrat. Brinton John, propr Arlington Hotel. Burk John, grocer. Burk Wm H, saloon.
Burk & Burleigh, grocers. Burnett Wm G, boots and shoes.
Campbell George, notions. Callender & Bro, flour mills. Cannon Frank, tailor.
Central National Bank (capital $100,000); D C Bridges, pres ; R Z Lockridge, vice pres.
Christie Eva, dressmkr. Coffey Silas, judge 13th judicial circuit. Cole Bros, mnfrs lightning rods.
Colliver Preston O, lawyer.
Condrey Preston, grocer.
Cook John, tinware.
Cowgill Elisha, artist.
Cox & Kelley, real estate.
Craig John 'T, meat market.
Crow C R & Co, fruits.
Crow Joseph Jr, lawyer.
Crow J & Co, grocers. Cumback Louis S, books.
Daggy James, tailor.
Darnall H C & Co, grocers.
DePauw University, Alexander Martin, Pres; John C Ridpath, Vice Pres. (See adv, opposite.) Defore Harry V, physician.
Downes & Farrell, dressmkrs.
Donnohue&Crawley, MusicStore
Duvall Alexander Jr, dry goods. Evans & Devore, physicians.
Fee & Richardson, insurance.
First National Bank (capital $25,000); T C Hammond, pres ; Jerome Allen, cash. Fisher Samuel, physician.
Foxworthy & Bro, planing mill.
Fry Almanzor C, dentist. Fussler & Meltzer, barbers. Gilmore Frank G, notions.
Glass George N, photographer.
Goodbar & Son, china and glass. Gordon John R, lawyer.
Goulding & Ireland, sash, doors and blinds. Grand Central Hotel, Scott & Woolrich, proprs.
Greencastle Banner (weekly), George J Langsdale, propr. Greencastle City Street Railway Co.
Greencastle Iron and Nail Co, J F Darnall, pres.
Greencastle Times, A A Smith, Proprietor. Grogan Wm R, county treasurer. Hanemann L, grocer. Hanna Levi M, physician. Harris & Co, Flour Mills.
Harrison A P, agt I & St L R R. Hartley McCarny, county auditor. Hasphel Wm, meat market. Hatfield Hugh C, shoemkr.
Hathaway George, lawyer. Hawkins I & Co, dry goods. Hays B F & Co, clothing. Hays Francis A, general store.
Hays Silas A, lawyer. Hibben Albert, painter. Hibben Oliver H, millinery.
Hibbitt Edwin A, harness.
Higert Robert L, saloon.
Hill James F, sewing machines.
Hill.Wm D, physician. Hoadley & McPhetridge, tailors.
Hoffman & Schachtel, cigars.
Houck & Stagner, blacksmiths.
Isaac Kahn, meat market.
Jackson Matthew, grocer.
Jones Francis & Sons, barbers.
Jones Robert T, photographer.
Jones Wm H, barber.
Jones Wm W, druggist.
Kahn Levi, clothing.
Keightley Abraham T, dentist.
Kieper Charles, baker.
Kimble & Son, furniture.
Kirkham J, saloon.
Knight John M, physician.
Landes C W & Co, druggists.
Langdon Daniel, dry goods.
Langdon J K, Books, Stationery and News Depot.
Langsdale George J, propr Greencastle Banner.
Layton Purnel M, saloon.
Lee John W, clerk of court.
Letner Thomas, barber.
Lewis James J, Proprietor Walnut Street House.
Lewis & Corwin, lawyers.
Lueteke Charles, baker.
McClary & Grooms, law office.
McGee M A, dressmkr.
Mahoney Daniel, county recorder.
Maloney Michael, saloon.
Mantz Gotlieb, milliney.
Marquis Emanuel, organs.
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Martin Alexander, Pres DePauw University. Martin E, flour and feed.
Mathias Henry H, lawyer. Meier Andrew, bottler.
Merryweather John, restaurant.
Miller & Moore, lawyers.
Milligan Wm McK, lawyer.
Mize George H, agt Am Ex Co.
Moore Bros, lawyers.
Morgan Edward, grocer.
Morris Wm P, cigars.
Morrison Henry H, dentist. Morrow L B, druggist.
Murphy Michael, saloon.
Murphy Thomas, saloon.
Murphy Timothy, saloon.
National House, John Sage, propr. O'Connell Thomas, shoemkr.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 5 42 Vance Block, Indianapolis, of Pensions and all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
DE PAUW UNIVERSITY
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GREENCASTLE, IND.
I. College of Liberal Arts.
III. School of Law.
V. School of Pedagogy.
VII. School of Horticulture.
II. School of Theology.
IV. School of Military Science.
VI. School of Music.
VIII. Preparatory School.
COURSES OF STUDY :
I. Classical. 2. Philosophical. 3. Scientific.
4. Literature and Art. 5. Theology. 6. Law. 7. Pedagogy. 8. Music.
1530 Students. 30 Professors and Instructors. 5 Buildings. The New Dormitories and Board- ing Hall will accommodate 150 students with rooms at FORTY TO SIXTY CENTS PER WEEK, and 250 students with board at TWO DOLLARS TO TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.
The catalogue will be sent to all who apply for a copy. Address
ALEXANDER MARTIN, President, GREENCASTLE, IND.
A. R. BRATTIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JEWELER,
AR.BRATTIN. JEWELER. ESTABLISHED, 186L
Greencastle, Ind.
Greencastle, Spencer and Danville, Ind.,
Sells more Watches to Express and Railroad men than any other Jeweler in the western country. The
ROCKFORD, WALTHAM, ELGIN AND BRATTIN
WATCHES
A Specialty.
Goods sent C. O. D. to any part of the Union. Watches sold on payments to parties giving good security.
DE PAUW
RESTAURANT
AND LUNCH ROOM,
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W. H. SERRIN, Prop., 18 Bayne's Block, E. Wash. St., Greencastle, Ind.
Meals at all Hours.
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Ice Cream, Lemonade, Fruits, Confectioneries, Etc. Oysters and Game
IN SEASON.
PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCUREDS AFSEND FOR CIRCULAR. 1
CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, .36 North Delaware St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Overstreet Willis G, dentist. Owen Olly, blacksmith.
Owen, Pixley & Co, Clothing.
Owens J M & Bro, saloon.
Pfeiffenberger Charles A, blacksmith.
Piercy & Co, drugs and wall paper.
Pitchlynn Hiram R, physician.
Putnam Democrat, Howard Briggs, publr. Rattiff & Gruff, lumber mnfrs.
Renick, Curtis & Co, carriage works.
Renick H S & Co, hardware.
Ridpath John C, Vice Pres De- Pauw University.
Riley Hoop and Heading Co, P C Harris, pres.
Riley John, general store.
Roberts R B, stonecutter.
Rodgers Mahlon, tailor.
Rogers Dudley, physician.
Rudisill Henry C, saloon.
Sage John, propr National House.
Scott John W, boots and shoes.
Scott & Woolrich, propr Grand Central Hotel.
Serrin William H, Restaurant and Dining Parlors. (See adv.) Sharp & Co, flour and feed. Shipley Elias, jeweler. Sing Som, laundry.
Smiley & Neff, lawyers.
Smith A A, Publisher The Times. Smith J F, Clothing.
Smythe E W, undertaker.
Sinythe Gonzaloode, physician.
. Southard David, real estate.
Spurgin D M, jeweler.
Spurgin James S, photographer.
Star-Press (weekly ), Frank A Arnold, propr. Stevenson Wm E, hardware. Stup Jennie, dressmkr.
Talbert Charles W, dry goods.
Taylor George W, physician.
Throop George R, druggist.
Trautmann Jacob, cigars.
Van Cleave Stephen B, meat market.
Vermllion & Wood, general store. Wagner Isaac, stoves and tinware.
Walls Charles E, harness.
Walls Ramson H, surveyor.
Walnut Street House, James J Lewis, Proprietor. Warde Rosa G, milliner.
Weik Frederick, blacksmith.
Weik L & Co, grocers. Welch M B, blacksmith.
Werneke Christoph, shoemkr. White Hiram W, tailor.
Williams Robert, wagon mnfr.
Williamson & Daggy, lawyers. Wilson John, florist.
Wilson J T & Bro, machine co.
Workman W A, nursery.
Wysong George R, grocer. Zigler G W Rev (Methodist).
GREENCASTLEJUNCTION. Putnam county. (See Limedale.)
GREEN CENTRE. It contains a population of 50, in Green township, No- ble county, 9 miles southeast of Albion, the county seat and banking town. Churubus- co, its shipping depot, is 6 miles south on E R Div W St L & P Ry. Silas Moore, postmaster.
Bowen Wm W, justice of the peace.
Clemens Luke N, justice of the peace. Dillon Levi, saw mill.
Ketchum Harris, blacksmith.
McCoy John, carpenter.
Matthews E W, general store.
Meece James, carpenter.
Moore Silas, Undertaker and Wag- onmkr.
GREENE. Is the location of 250 persons, in Greene township, Jay county, 7 miles west of Portland, the county seat, banking town and place of shipment. The village contains Christian and United Brethren churches, 1 saw mill, a tile fac- tory and 1 flour mill. Tri-weekly stage to Ridgeville. W B Swain, postmaster.
Badders Columbus, carpenter. Estle George, saw mill.
Martin O, drain tile mnfr.
Miller I J, blacksmith.
Phillips Phillip, wagonmkr.
Swain W B, General Store.
GREENFIELD. A growing town of 1,800 inhabitants, the county seat of Hancock county, is located on the C St L & P Ry, 20 miles east of Indianapolis, and 48 west of Richmond. This is a pleasantly located, well built town, supplied with good county buildings, Methodist, Pres- byterian, Christian and Catholic churches, 2 graded schools, an opera house, 3 banks and 1 hotel. The assessed value of real and personal property is $916,850, while the entire bonded debt amounts to only $1,500. The press is represented by the following papers: Hancock Democrat, Han- cock Jeffersonian and Greenfield Republican, issued weekly ; the Medical Examiner and Home and School. Visitor, monthly publica- tions. The principal manufactories oper- ated here include 2 planing mills, a foun- dry, school desk factory, 1 flour mill and 2 saw mills. Lumber, grain and live stock are the principal shipments. Adams Ex. W U Tel. Hugh B Wilson, postmaster. Abbott Johnson R, iron founder.
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