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Adams Marcellus M, physician. Amick & Alford, grocers.
Anderson W L Rev (Christian).
Baldwin & Scott, hardware.
Banks Andrew J, hardware.
PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA.
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Session of 1885-'86 begins Oct. 15, 1885 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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Barnett George, justice of the peace. Barr & Morford, blacksmiths. Binford John H, lawyer. Bohm John, baker.
Boots & Coffin, physicians. Boots & Strickland, grocers. Bourgett Anna M, dressmkr.
Boyd, Hinchman & Co, druggists and grocers.
Boyd & Hinchman, school furniture. Bradley, Nelson & Co, flour mill ..
Branham Alexander K, jeweler.
Brown Robert P, nurseryman.
Burdett & Bragg, Insurance and Real Estate Agents.
Citizens Bank (capital $50,000) ; P H Boyd, pres ; J B Simmons, cash.
Cox Benjamin H, saw mill.
Dalrymple J A, Mnfr Harness, Sad- dles, Collars, Whips, etc.
Davis & McKee, meat market.
Davis & Walker, pianos and organs.
Demaree James, baker.
Dennis & Smith, meat market.
Denton Winfield S, lawyer.
Dickerson Stephen T, live stock.
Dove George W, shoemkr.
Duncan George W, lawyer. Early Vincent L, druggist.
Edward Orlando M, physician.
Edwards & Corcoran, furniture.
Farmer James T, saloon.
Furry Sansford, grocer. Gambrel Amos C. livery. Gant Winfield S, grocer.
Gapen Samuel E, harnessmkr.
Gillispie Garrett C, saloon.
Glidden Frederick E, jeweler and shoes.
Goble David H, publr Home and School Visitor.
Goble James N, agrl implements.
Gooding D S & M B, lawyers.
Gooding Lemuel W, lawyer. Gordon & Son, saw mill. Grose Elijah B, druggist.
Greenfield Banking Co (capital $50,000) ; Nelson Bradley, pres ; Morgan Chandler, cash.
Greenfield Republican (weekly), Cyrus T Nixon, publr.
Guymon House, Jackson Wills, Proprietor ; Good Livery attached.
Hackleman Abraham, dry goods. Hafner August, saloon. Hall Jacob A, physician.
Hamilton Moses W, R R and ex agt.
Hammel George F, druggist.
Hancock Democrat (Weekly), Wm Mitchell, Publisher; Established 1859. (See adv, page 295.)
Hancock Jeffersonian (weekly), Richard J Strickland, publr. Harris Wm E, carriage mnfr. Hart Thayer, dry goods.
Hauck John J, grocer. Holdstock Enoch Rev (Methodist).
Home and School Visitor (monthly), D H Goble, publr.
Hough Wm R, lawyer.
Howard Edwin B, dentist.
Howard & Howard, physicians.
Hughes John A, banker.
Hunt & Herron, carpenters. Hunston & King, blacksmiths.
Jackson Columbus M, dry goods.
Judkins Elam I, physician.
James Joshua P, furniture.
Knight & Kirkpatrick, stoves and tinware.
Lacy George W, saloon.
La Rue Role M, sewing machine agt.
Love R D Rev (Presbyterian).
Marsh & Cook, lawyers.
Martin Oliver P, shoemkr.
Martin Samuel M, physician.
Martin Wm H, lawyer.
Mason James L, lawyer.
Medical Investigator (monthly), S S Boots, publr. Millikan & Beecher, shoemkrs.
Mitchell Wmn, Publisher Hancock Democrat. (See adv, page 295.)
Morgan James M, livery.
Moroney Daniel M, saloon.
New & Carr, flour mill.
New & Hammel, grocers.
New & Jones, lawyers.
Nixon Cyrus T, publr Greenfield Republi- can.
Offutt & Black, Attorneys at . Law. Business Promptly Attended to.
Ogg Adam L, lawyer.
Peters Wm H, barber.
Poulson & Mc Bane, lawyers.
Pratt Wm F, grain.
Quigley Michael C, druggist.
Randall George T, shoes and clothing.
Reynold Lafayette H, lawyer.
Richie Wm G, saloon.
Riley Reuben A, lawyer and justice.
Ryan John W, real estate.
Scott Rufus J, saloon. Scott Wm H, manager W U Tel office.
Shumway Leander, carpenter. Skinner Ellison, tailor.
Smith Andrew J, dentist.
Smith Robert A,county supt public schools. Strickland Richard J, publr Hancock Jef- fersonian. Suess Gustav, barber.
Swope Elmer T, lawyer.
Tague & Bro, blacksmiths.
Thayer Edmund P, grocer.
Thayer Lee C, general store.
Thompson Sarah J, milliner.
Tindall John T, livery.
Tollen & Dye, meat market.
Walker Bros, grocers.
Walker John F, saloon.
M. S. HUEY & SON BEE HIVE PLANING MILL- 73 Pendleton Avenue, · · INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ARCTIC
ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. For any business requiring low temperature. (Seeadv., opp. Classified Brewers.)
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Walker & Walsh, wagonmkrs. Ward J Walker & Co, dry goods. Watson Mary, milliner. Watson Wm A, barber.
Webb Wilson T, photographer. Williams W K Rev (Baptist).
Williams Bros & Hamilton, planing mill.
Wills Jackson, Proprietor Guymon House.
Wilson Hugh B, Postmaster.
Wilson James W, justice of the peace.
Wood Eugene W, coal and lumber. Wray Samuel A, lawyer.
Wray Samuel W, carriagemkr. Young Lewis, sewing machines.
GREENFIELD MILLS. For- merly called Davis Mills, is located in La- grange county, 18 miles from Lagrange, the county seat, banking town, Lima, 12} miles distant, place of shipment. Grain and live stock are shipped. Population 25. G C Ulmer, postmaster. Cutler & Ingraham, flour mill. Ridenour John, gunsmith. Ulmer G C, general store.
GREEN HILL. Once known as Milford, contains 200 inhabitants, and is located in Medina township, Warren coun- ty, 14 miles northeast of Williamsport court house. Otterbein, 6 miles north on C I St L & C and L E & W R Rs, is the place of shipment. Nearest bank at Laf- ayette. Grain and live stock are shipped. Daily stage to Otterbein. T C Bailey, post- master.
Bailey H J Rev (United Brethren). Bailey T C, Drugs and Grocer. Foster J J, general store and justice. Gordan Charles, hotel. Kiger W G, saw and flour mill. Lake James, barber. McAdams C V, notary.
Mann Jacob, shoemkr. Rice N L, physician. Smith & Boothroyd, blacksmiths.
Thompson George, agrl implements. Vick W B, Physician.
GREEN OAK. A settlement con- sisting of 35, located in Rochester town- ship, Fulton county, 5 miles south of Rochester, the county seat, shipping sta- tion and banking town. Lumber is shipped. G B W Robbins, postmaster.
Barnhart H A, live stock.
Berry Wm, justice.
Blackburn Thomas, saw mill.
Davis Wm H, lumber.
Goss Alfred, live stock. Maxwell Elias, saw mill.
Miller Jacob, carpenter.
Smith E T, carpenter.
Van Duyne Elias, blacksmith.
GREENSBOROUGH. Is an in- corporated town of 425 inhabitants, located in township of same name, Henry county, 7 miles south of Newcastle, the county seat and banking town. Duck Creek furnishes power to drive 2 flour mills. Nearest rail- road station at Dunreith, 62 miles south, on the P C & St L R R. Daily stage to Dunreith ; fare, 50 cents ; and Spiceland, fare, 75 cents. W H Loring, postmaster. Allison L A, drugs and grocer.
Barnard Cyrus, saw mill. Bowie T C, physician.
Bundy L D, dry goods.
Cook &. Macy, undertakers.
Dillon Wm, blacksmith.
Gipe H H, wagonmkr.
Gray Davis, gunsmith.
Gray & Feezer, blacksmiths.
Hodson Wm & Levi, flour mill.
Jackson Jane, hotel.
James Lea M, livery.
Kern Amos J, hardware.
Lambert Macy, justice of the peace.
Loring Willard H, Grocer.
Macy Lambert, wagonmkr.
Macy Sue L, milliner. Moffitt & Saffell, grocers.
Newby Z, physician.
Established 1859.
The Hancock Democrat,
WILLIAM MITCHELL, Editor and Prop'r. GREENFIELD, INDIANA.
It has a larger circulation than any newspaper in Eastern Indiana. Send for rates.
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Special Attention given to all kinds of Book and Job Printing. YOUR ORDERS ARE SOLICITED.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS ESTIMATES MADE FOR GALVANIZING ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK.
GENUINE
HARTFORD BOOT and SHOF goods made.
ARE SOLD ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES. Why? Because they wear better than any men's, GEO. S. DWINNELL, Indianapolis.
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Newton Wm, shoemkr.
Risk W L, flour mill.
Smith Mary Mrs, physician. Smith R A, physician. Stratton E K. flour mill.
Templeton Alfred, blacksmith.
Weeks A, harnessmkr.
Wilson Albert, wagonmkr. Wilson D C, pump mnfr. Wright & Camplin, dry goods.
GREENSBURGH. The county seat of Decatur county is a flourishing city of 3,800 inhabitants, located at crossing of C I St L & Cand V G & R R Rs, 47 miles southeast of Indianapolis and 64 north- west of Cincinnati. Greensburgh is sur- rounded by a rich farming district, from which it receives a good support. The city has real and personal property assessed value aggregating $1,700,000, carries a bonded debt of $21,600 and is supplied with a volunteer fire department, gas works, 7 churches, high and graded schools, 3 banks and 2 hotels. Three weekly news- papers are issued-the Standard, Democrat and Review. The principal manufactories operated here comprise 2 flour mills, an iron foundry, woolen mill, furniture fac- tory, 2 planing mills and carriage works. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. George H Dunn, postmaster. Adams G W, mer tailor. Bake O P, saloon.
Batterton & Bro, druggists.
Bird & Shields, agrl implements.
Birdsell W L. justice of peace.
Boothe John S, attorney at law.
Brewer C D, Proprietor Seitz House. (See adv, page 297.)
Brown J W, blacksmith.
Bryan E, physician.
Bryan Kate, dressmkr.
Buckley Fred, stoves.
Burk T L, real estate.
Burns C C, dentist.
Butler Mollie, milliner.
Byers & Schulz, furniture.
Cassell John F, boots and shoes.
Christy Wm T, tailor.
Citizens National Bank (capital $100,000); David Lovett, pres; Samuel Christy, cash.
Conner E F, blacksmith.
Conway & Childs, grocers.
Coy & Imlay, carriage mnfrs.
Crawford L E, sewing machines.
Creath A S, justice of the peace.
Crook L D, grocer.
Dannacher Charles, saloon.
Davis Allen, barber.
Decatur Democrat (weekly), T H Green . field, propr.
Dickerson & White, livery stable.
Dillier Oliver, carpenter. .
Doles & Garrison, harnessmkrs.
Dowden & Bro, marble works.
Doyle J L, harnessmkr.
Drake Joseph, jeweler.
Dugan Mack, saloon. Eddelman F C, dentist.
Edwards Emma, dressmkr.
Ehrhard Adam, saloon.
Ehrhardt Conrad, tailor.
Eich & Warriner, sewing machines.
Eidman Charles, cigars and tobaccos.
Elder D C, blacksmith.
Emerett C, flour mill.
Ewing George, ex agt.
Ewing George M & Co, coal and wood:
Ewing & Foley, grocers.
Ewing & Ewing, lawyers.
First National Bank (capital $300,000) ; A R Forsyth, pres; E R Forsyth, cash.
Fortner Wm Mrs, dressmkr. Freeman L & Son, clothing.
Freitsch Barney, Meat Market. Fromer Charles, Baker and Con- fectioner.
Galbraith A D, veternarian.
Gallup J H, jeweler.
Gillespie & Co, grocers.
Greenfield Thomas H, propr Democrat.
Greensburgh Gas Co.
Greensburgh Lime Stone Co.
Greensburgh Standard, J J Hazelrigg, publr.
Greensburgh Woolen Manufacturing Co.
Grover M, druggist.
Haas J & Son, harnessmkr.
Hamilton & Cunningham, hardware.
Hammond & Price, carpenters.
Hart James, lawyer.
Hasbrouck W L, Druggist.
Hazelriggs A C, druggist.
Hazelrigg J J, propr Standard.
Hazen & Turrell, blacksmiths.
Hitchell John, stoves and tinware.
Hitt J Y, physician.
Homsher R D, physician.
Hotel De Armond.
House S W, photographer.
Howard C W, milliner.
Humphreys J C, physician.
Hunter & Crews, livery stable.
Johnson John, second hand furniture.
Johnson Thomas, physician.
Johnston L & Co, grocers.
Kabey H, bakery.
Kammerling A, butcher.
Kammerling Henry, butcher.
Keen & Gallagher, dry goods.
Kelley Edwin, harnessmkr.
Kessing Edward, dry goods.
Korseman & Daily, grocers.
Kratt T, tailor.
Lanham J W, guns and ammunition. Lanham & Lanham, livery stable.
J. H.CURRAN
DUMB WAITERS 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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Layton W & J C, grocers. Leitch W B, candies. Link & Spitzmesser, saloon. Little & Bro, bakers. Long Bros, painters. Luchte J L, blacksmith.
Meadows Wm S, barber. Miller & Gavins, lawyers. Milliken H L, dentist.
Minear & Son, dry goods. Montgomery & Donnell, publrs Saturday Review.
Montgomery & Lowe, flour mills.
Moverly L, photographer.
Myers David A, lawyer. Naegel Robert, plumber. Patton N S, rifle gallery. Pool John, marble worker.
Porter Bros, planing mills. Porter & Porter, grocers.
Randall George W, harnessmkr.
Rater Andrew, saloon. Reiley N M, dressmkr.
Reiter A, dry goods.
Saturday Review, Montgomery & Donnell, proprs. Schriver O P, hardware. Scobey D L, physician. Scobey J S, lawyer. Seitz Fred, candies.
Seitz House, C D Brewer, Proprie-
tor. (See adv, page 297.) Self S & Son, dry goods.
Shane Chris, lawyer.
Shannon Robert, Grocery and Vegetables; Fresh Vegetables Constant- ly on Hand ; Butter and Eggs. Silberberg David, clothing. Siling & Wooley, furniture mnfr. Smalley & Christian, grocers. Snyder R W, photographer. Speer & Dobyns, stoves and tinware. Stegmaier Adam, baker. Stevens F N, grocer. Stockman Henry C, grain elevator. Styers & Co, restaurant. Talbot & Moss, druggists.
Third National Bank (capital $50,000); John E Robbins, pres; Cortez Ewing, cash.
Thompson & Trusler, agrl implements. Throp J S, jeweler. Thurman & Tracey, barbers. Troutman & De Moss, saloon.
Wallingford J N, dry goods.
Warthin Bros, grocers. Watson Robert H, foundry. West W E, milliner. Wheatley J B, general store. Williamson F, wagonmkr.
Wilson Davison, lawyer. Wintrowd D & Son, confectioners.
Wooden W H, physician.
Woodflll W S & Sons, dry goods.
Wright B T, shoemkr.
Young & Lawrence, nursery.
Zickendraht F W, baker. Zoller & Bro, butchers.
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GREENS FORK. A station on third Div C H L & P Ry, located in Clay township, Wayne county, 9 miles northwest of Richmond, the county seat and location of nearest bank. The village contains Methodist and United Brethren churches, and exports grain, hogs and lumber. Pop- ulation 500. Ex, Adams. W S Hatfield, postmaster. Baker J A, shoemkr.
Boyd Wm, meat market.
Bunnell R W, physician.
Buntin E H, physician.
Carter N P, physician.
Carter & Kerr, druggists.
Clawson J F, restaurant.
Cook O C, lawyer and notary.
Daugherty A K, grocer and justice.
Terrill David, cooper.
Foland Esau, livery.
Fowler David, live stock.
Frazier M L, blacksmith.
Gray Charles D, flour mill.
Gunckel A M, shoemkr.
Hatfield W S, Railroad and Express Agent, Grain and Groceries.
Johnston Joseph, barber.
Loyd Milton, pumpmkr. Osborne C E, live stock.
Osborne & Bunnell, general store.
Roller Bros, Carriage Dealers. Roller S A, blacksmith and agrl imple- ments. Sampel S D, druggist.
Segrist Jonas, hotel. Shinn Stephen, restaurant. Squires E H, blacksmith.
Whitcare Frederick, restaurant.
Winkle John H, blacksmith.
SEITZ HOUSE,
C. D. Brewer, Proprietor, GREENSBURG, IND.
Centrally located, near the Depot, and convenient to business. Recently furnished throughout, with every convenience for Commercial Travelers.
PATENTS
CAVEATS, PRINTS, LABELS, COPYRIGHTS. All business pertaining to these and like matters promptly and carefully attended to by C. BRADFORD, Solicitor of Patents, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (See adv.)
MINI UKN& MINIUKI 3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG; INDIANAPOLIS , IND.
WOOD PHOTO ENGRAVERS
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
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GREENTOWN. This incorporated town of 384 inhabitants, is located on line of T C & St L RR, in Liberty township, Howard county, 9 miles east of Kokomo, the county seat and banking town. It has Methodist, Christian, United Brethren and Dunkard churches. Daily stage to Jerome and West Liberty. Live stock and grain are exported. Ex, U S and Am. R Gray, postmaster.
Bitner H R, general store.
Bull Charleton, lawyer.
Covalt A A, physician.
Gray R, Druggist and General Store. Hammer John, hotel. Jennings Wm L, saw and planing mill.
Jennings M E & Co, hardware.
Lamb H C, shoemkr.
Lindley H C, live stock.
McKinney A L, tinsmith.
Powell Amos, R R and ex agt.
Price G W, lawyer and justice.
Russell Dolman & Co, grain. Scott & Payton, physicians.
Seagrave J W, hotel.
Simpson Lawrence, blacksmith.
GREENVILLE. An incorporated town of 500 inhabitants, located in town- ship of same name, Floyd county, 12 miles northwest of New Albany, the county seat, nearest rail approach and bank location. Daily stage to Paoli and New Albany. M N Steele, postmaster.
Allen Wm, general store.
Belver Louis, wagonmkr.
Buchanan R L, blacksmith.
Clipp Levi, undertaker and justice.
Compton R M, General Store.
Creek W Sr, vet surgeon.
Davis James N, physician.
Davis R S, lawyer.
Dodge Charles, constable.
Fleisher John, hotel and saloon.
Hampel T Miss, general store.
Hancock George, meat market. Hancock & Williams, live stock.
Kay Robert, physician and druggist.
Keithley R T, grocer and saw mill.
Kreamer Emil, hotel and cigar mnfr.
Loughmiller Alexander General Store.
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Sampson A, cooper. Sappenfield G E, shoemkr. Sappenfield James A, general store. Sappenfield M M, shoemkr.
Sappenfield & Creek, painters.
Scott CE, grocer. Scott James A, cooper. Scott J & Bro, live stock. Scott Robert, cooper. Sigler David, lawyer.
Smith A M Mrs, milliner. Smith Elmore, flour mill.
Smith Jesse N, grocer.
Smith, Keithley & Co, stave mnfrs. Smith Robert L, barber. Steele M N, General Store. Taylor Thomas, vet surgeon. Vernia & Bro, marble yard. Williams Wm R, physician.
GREENWOOD. 9 miles south of Inianapolis, is a prosperous, incorpora- ted town of 600 inhabitants, located in Pleasant township, Johnson county, 10 miles north of Franklin court house. Meth- odist, Christian, Baptist and Presbyterian churches are sustained. Live stock, wheat, corn and wood are shipped. Adams Ex, W U Tel. Hillary Shryock, postmaster. Bass Wm H, general store.
Bishop Jacob, feed.
Bishop Wm H, wagonmkr.
Brewer Harvey, Druggist. Brown J W, meat market.
Carnes Z, physician.
Herren John W, justice of the peace.
McAlpin R H, harnessmkr.
McClain Mrs, milliner.
Manning Robert, carpenter.
Martz & Bro, flour mill. Milburn C R, restaurant.
Noble N E, General Store.
Noble S C Rev (Methodist).
Noble T B, physician.
Pates E, shoemkr.
Pates O, harness.
Peek Crafton, general store.
Peek Dudley, undertaker.
Peggs Charles E, tile mnfr.
Pierce & Clark, blacksmiths.
Polk G W, Canning Factory.
Prewitt J W, carpenter.
Scheafer Lon, R R and ex agt.
Shryock G W, hotel.
Shryock Hillary, Tailor.
Smith E C, carpenter.
Tompkins Joseph, grocer.
Watson A M, wagonmkr.
Watson W W, carriage trimmer.
White George T, blacksmith.
Whitnack D S, hotel.
Willson Daulton, drugs.
Wishard Joseph M, physician.
GRIFFIN. Established in 1881, is a thrifty village of 150 inhabitants, located on the P D & E R R, in Bethel township,. Posey county, 25 miles northwest of Mt Vernon court house. New Harmony is the location of nearest bank. Its require- ment is a flour mill. Grain and pork are shipped. Ex Pacific and Adams. Sam- uel Griffin, postmaster.
Choffin J H, R R and ex agt. Cox & Delvechir, saw mill. Garrett Elebz, constable.
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., 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind. General Financial Ag'ts, Mortgage Loans on Farms or City Property.
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Griffin Samuel, grain and live stock. Herron David, blacksmith. Miles Hiram, saloon. Millet John, justice of the peace. Price Isaac, meat market. Price Wm, hotel. Price & Brydon, general store. Sanders Harrison, school trustee. Shirley & Johnson, saloon. Shuppert F, carpenter.
GROOMSVILLE. Settled in 1858, is located in Prairie township, Tipton county, 12 miles northwest of Tipton, the county seat and banking town, and 5 north of Kempton, its shipping station, on the L'E & W R R, with a population of 75. The village supports 1 Baptist church. Joseph Stoops, postmaster. Keeler Herman C, cooper. McCrary Oliver P, physician. McCreary L, justice of the peace. Patrick B F Rev (Baptist). Peters J M, tile mnfr.
Ramseyer O, Blacksmith. Sommers Joseph A, physician. Stoops & McCreary, General Store.
GROVELAND. Is a village of 200 population, located in Floyd township, Putnam county, 16 miles northeast of Greencastle court house, and 10 west of Danville, the location of nearest bank. Reno, 6 miles south, on the I & St L R R, is the usual place of shipment. Produce, wheat and live stock are marketed. James Turner, postmaster.
Bolton James, painter. Farver G W, physician. Lydick J L, blacksmith. Owens Jonathan, general store. Turner James, General Store. Worline Wm, blacksmith.
GROVER TOWN. Is a station and postoffice on the P Ft W & C Ry, in Oregon township, Starke county, 10 miles northeast of Knox court house. Plymouth is the location of nearest bank. Popula- tion 100. Ex, Adams. A J Uncopher, postmaster. Grohants C, blacksmith. Koontz Samuel, flour mill.
Uncopher A J, Real Estate, Hay Press and General Store.
GROVES. Once known as Fairview, is the location of 118 persons, in Fairview township, Fayette county, 12 miles north- west of Connersville, the county seat and banking town. Falmouth, 1 mile north on the C C Br of the J M & I'R R, is the near- est rail approach. Methodist and Chris- tian churches are sustained and hogs and
wheat marketed. C Caldwell, postmaster. Bush W A, justice of the peace. Disborough George, carpenter.
Disborough Wm, carpenter. Fairview Academy, S W Pearcy, principal. Gibbs Rufus, shoemkr. .
Gibbs W W, grocer.
Grosman Frank, wagonmkr. Groves John, live stock.
Higley Wm, blacksmith.
Kinder Jacob, carpenter. Lewis Wm, lawyer.
GUERNSEY. Is an 1883 postoffice, located in Honey Creek township, White county, on Air Line Div L N A & C Ry, 5 miles northwest of Monticello, the county seat and banking town. No village popu- lation. Ex, Adams. L H Mowrer, post- master and grocer.
GUILFORD. On the CI St L & C Ry, in York township, Dearborn county, with 300 inhabitants, is a village located 8 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat and banking town. The place contains a Methodist church and exports produce and plows. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. C W Robertson, postmaster.
Cole F, blacksmith. Collins L J, physician.
Dowden V, justice of the peace. Dunning & Ewbank, milliners.
Hargitt R, general store and ex agt.
Robertson Huddleston,
Grain and Produce.
Vincent H C, physician. Vogle C, sewing machines. Voglesang N, wagonmkr. Washborn M E, R R agt. Woling L, blacksmith.
GUION. Stands at junction of St L Div I B & W and L Div T H & I Rys, in Green township, Park county, 9 miles northeast of Rockville, the county seat and banking town. Population 40. Wm Jar- vis, postmaster.
Jarvis & Robeson, Grain. Mitchell H P, blacksmith. Mitchell Jacob, live stock. Palmer J T, general store.
GUIONSVILLE. Contains 250 in- habitants, in Clay township, Dearborn county, 14 miles southwest of Lawrence- burgh court house. Aurora, the banking town, is 10 miles northeast. Ship to Dills- boro, distant 4 miles, on the O & M Ry. Simon Conaway, postmaster. Conaway Preston, live stock.
Conaway & Niester, General Store.
Klausing Henry, blacksmith.
KING & ELDER
BOOKCASES. All kinds of Furniture. 43 & 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SMITH'S
COUGH (IS THE MOST POPULAR COUGH CURE. Advertising furnished free by SYRUP. E. G. SMITH & SON, KENTLAND, IND.
300 GUN
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER HAG
McElfresh W, physician. Niester A F, shoemkr. Niles E P, saw mill.
Robinson Ann, General Store. Rockafellow Dr, physician. Sink D B, blacksmith. Snyder John, flour mill. Turner Eli H, wagonmkr. Wilson J B, flour mill.
GUNDRUM. A station and post- office, located on P C & St L Ry, in Rich- grove township, Pulaski county, 10 miles northwest of Winamac, the county seat and banking town. Population 75. Hay, pork and produce are shipped. Adams Ex. Wm Sable, postmaster, general store, hay presser, R Rand ex agt.
GUTHRIE. In Marshall township, Lawrence county, is a village located on L N A & C Ry, 10 miles north of Bedford, the county seat and banking town. It contains a population of 200, 1 saw mill, a stave fac- tory, 1 flour mill and spoke factory. Lum- ber, staves, spokes, and produce are shipped. Ex, Adams and L N A & C. S A May, postmaster.
Abbott George, blacksmith. Bollenlacher & Sons, lumber. Fisher Richard, justice of the peace.
Hays A J, live stock.
Judah M A Mrs, hotel.
Judah W P, physician.
Kinser D J, live stock.
Kinser, saw and flour mill and spoke mnfr. May S A, General Store. Needham George, live stock. Nelson Fletcher, carpenter. Peck & Abbott, stave mnfrs. Smallwood Elijah, carpenter.
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Tincher James R, general store, R R and ex agt.
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GWYNNEVILLE. This office was established in 1881. It is situated on the CH & I R R, in Hanover township, Shel- by county, 15 miles north of Shelbyville, the county seat. Nearest bank at Morris- town, distant 3 miles. Grain is the chief export. Population 100. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. Warren King, postmaster. Earnest Joseph E, blacksmith.
Hasket Bros, saw mill.
King Warren, General Store. Merideth John V, hotel. Nuby Oliver, physician. Pollett A D, R R agt. Pusey Frank, tile mnfr. Shelton John, justice of the peace. Swain, Milton, drugs and grocer.
HACKLEMAN. Population 60. This is a hamlet, located in Liberty town-
ship, Grant county, 11 miles southwest of Marion, the county seat, and 5 west of Fairmont, its shipping station and banking town, on the C W & M Ry. Butter, eggs and live stock are marketed. Joseph R Fink, postmaster.
Goodwin Jesse, wagonmkr. Kirkwood & Co, saw mill.
Mason & Fink, general store.
Mason & Jones, general store. Petters & Jones, blacksmiths.
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