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Witt Edward, grocer. Wolf Peter, grocer.
Woodworth Ella A C, dressmkr.
Yeager & Son, dry goods.
Young Bros, dry goods.
Zahrtz Bros, saloon.
Zahrz Christopher, saloon.
Zeltner Stephen, Baker and Con- fectioner.
LARWILL. This prosperous village of 600 inhabitants, is located on the P Ft W & C Ry, in Richland township, Whit- ley county, 10 miles northwest of Columbia City, the county seat and banking town, and 26 northwest of Fort Wayne. Larwill contains Methodist and Baptist churches, 1 flour mill, 2 saw mills, 1 planing mill, and a drain tile factory. Its chief exports con sist of live stock, wheat, lumber and pro- duce. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. Wm N Andrews, postmaster.
Adams O C, carpenter.
Anderson Bros, general store.
Alms J J, carpenter.
Andrews & Tyree, Druggists.
Barber Edward L, grain.
Barnes Luke A, justice of the peace.
Beam & Whiteleather, tile and brick.
Beatty E; baker.
Benner Christian, harnessmkr.
Birt G F, lawyer.
Boner David B, justice of the peace.
Bonar Bros, painters.
Bowman D J, hardware.
Brunner John, shoemkr.
Clevenger Henry S, hardware.
Clugston DB Bro & Co, General Store.
Deeter George C, tile mnfr and staves.
Essig Joseph, flour mill.
Fletcher Elam, cooper.
Fline Howard, lumber.
Gutscher Michael, grocer.
Guy W H, blacksmith.
Halderman L & J, General Store. and Lumber. James David, live stock.
Lower Leander, carpenter.
McCrea Bayard, blacksmith.
Marchand C F, live stock.
Reame George, tile and brick mnfr.
Ritter J H, carriagemkr.
Robinson Ford S, saw mill.
Scott Sylvester A, shoemkr. Smith Winfield S, furniture and under- taker.
Souder Christopher, Physician. Thompson B F, live stock.
Troxel John, planing mill.
Webster D E, physician.
White H, live stock.
Whiteleather, druggist.
Whittenberger Hiram B, general store.
Young G H & Bro, Grocers. Young James, hotel and lumber. Young Wm E, R Ragt.
LAUD. Once known as Forest, is a hamlet of 200 inhabitants, located in Jef-
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Kirkpatrick Daniel, physician.
Klinehance George, lumber.
Lancaster W H, live stock. Lower D F, carpenter.
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The Teegarden Hotel
A Home for the Traveling Public.
J. C. GILBERT, Prop., - LA PORTE, IND.
With all the Modern Improvements. Free Hack to and from all Trains.
JOHN LINE, LIVE STOCK,
LA PORTE, INDIANA, Owner of
ABDAMED ALLEN, Bay Stallion, foaled May 13, 1869, bred by Wm. Bateman, Du Page Co., Ill., by Ethan Allen, Jr., (Woodward's) full brother to Daniel Lambert, by Ethan Allen. 1st dam Fann Bateman, by Imported Glencoe. 2d dam a fine mare formerly owned in Woodford Co., Ky., and kept on Frank Harper's place for a time, and known as the Brinegar mare. The dam of Ethan Allen, Jr., was Fanny Cook, by Abdallah ; 2d dam by Stockholm's American Star. ABDAMED ALLEN is 1534 hands high, most perfect in form, style, finish and action, and is very fast, with but little handling, and as a getter of stock he is of the highest order. See his colts, Baffle, Iberim, and others in cata- logue. This horse has all the style, finish and action of Old Ethan, with same marks, and with much additional substance and power, and in composition of blood is unsurpassed. See the Ethan Allens, the Abdallahs, the Stars, and the Glencoes combined. The Abdallah and Star cross has produced more fast trotters than any other. ABDAMED ALLEN has this cross, with Ethan Allen and Imported Glencoe for action and bottom.
And owner of PILOT DUROC, Jr., by Pilot Duroc, he by Pilot. Jr. 1st dam Nellie, by John Clark's Young Turk; 2d dam by Flying Duroc ; 3d dam by the Bush Messenger; 4th dam by Walworth's Black Prince. Bred by R. A. Alexander, Woodburn Stud Farm, Ky. Write for circular.
KING & ELDER
Office Desks. Send for Catalogue. 43 & 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Smith's Asthma Cure.
Never fails. Trial packages free of Druggists, or E. G. Smith & Son, Kentland, Ind.
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ferson township, Whitley county, 10 miles south of Columbia City, the county seat, shipping depot and banking town. 1 Chris- tian church is sustained. J W Burwell, postmaster.
Bechtel Christian, harnessmkr.
Bennet J, carpenter.
Brock John, carpenter.
Burwell James W, hardware.
Coolman J, tile mnfr.
Laurel Review, Joseph M Taylor, Proprietor.
Lineham Kate, dressmkr.
Lynn Jackson, justice of the peace.
Lynn Sarah A, general store.
Koontz S, physician.
Lavine Louis, blacksmith.
Livensparger C, saw mill.
Long P, notions.
Maring L S & Co, general store.
Miller A D Mrs, planing mill.
Pence Robert L, justice of the peace.
Richards John, physician.
Smith J, shoemkr.
Rawlins George, barber.
Reiboldt Catharine, baker.
Rulman Herman B, Flour Mill.
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Schofield Caleb H, lawyer.
Secrest David D, stone quarry and black- smith.
Secrest Minerva E, general store.
Selm Oscar, blacksmith.
Sherwood Wm H, propr Sherwood House.
Steffey Wm T, saloon.
Sudlei Wm P, grocer.
Taylor Joseph M, Proprietor Laurel Review.
Volz Quirin, harnessmkr.
Wagner Francis, carpenter.
Weir Cory & Co, foundry.
Weir Isaac, bentwood mnfr.
Willenbring Louis F, saloon.
Williams Melissa, milliner.
Wilson John T, machinist.
Wilson Wm H, carpenter.
Wintering Francis, blacksmith. Zacharias Wm J, painter.
LAWRENCE. In township of same name, Marion county, is a pleasant village of 400 inhabitants, located on the C C C & I Ry, 9 miles northeast of Indianapolis. Live stock and grain comprise its exports. Baptist and Methodist churches are sus- tained. US Ex. W U Tel. M E Free- man, postmaster. Brown S F, saloon.
Crutchfield W H, painter.
Dawson M C, tile mnfr.
Elliott Thomas, justice of the peace. Foreback John, shoemkr. Freeman E, milliner.
Freeman M E, General Store. Groves Frank, carpenter.
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Herman Frank, shoes.
Herrmann Michael, mer tailor.
Hires John, cooper.
Hooper Joseph, saloon.
Hunsinger Jacob, saloon.
Hunsinger John A, jeweler.
Huxtable George L, apiarist.
James Jonathan, shoemkr.
Knott John, general store.
Deems L & Son, druggists.
Hall Bros. tile mnfrs. Jackson H, carpenter.
Kaufman Bros, live stock.
Manley Harry, agt W W RR, WU Tel and Am Ex. Moster Andrew, wagonmkr.
Munchhof Joseph, general store and cooper.
Nestle John, shoemkr.
O'Hair James, lawyer.
Pearl Street House, Thomas G Pike, propr. Pike Thomas G, propr Pearl Street House.
Tschantz W, saloon.
White Richard, blacksmith. Young & Pence, saw and flour mill.
LAUREL. Is a town of 1,000 popu- lation, located on the White Water river and W W V R R, in Laurel township, Franklin county, 15 miles northwest of Brookville court house, 12 south of Con- nersville, the banking town, and 57 north- west of Cincinnati. It was incorporated in 1843, and contains 4 churches - Catholic, Methodist, Lutheran and Protestant Meth- odist-a graded school and 2 hotels. 1 weekly newspaper-Review -- is published. The chief industries in manufacture include 1 foundry, 2 cooper shops, flour mill, pack- ing house, 1 saw mill, bentwood factory and a machine shop. An excellent quality of building stone is quarried, and is a great source of wealth to the town. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. Lafayette Day, postmaster. Batt Frederick, mer tailor.
Bosley Artemesia, dressmkr. Bryson Thomas, stone quarry.
Burgoyne Curtis E, tinsmith. Burgoyne Julius C, justice. Burris Eugene S, shoemkr. Caffee Edgar C, general store.
Clauer Charles H, meat market.
Clements Sarah B, milliner. Cox Nancy A, dressmkr. Day Lafayette, postmaster and drugs. Day S Elizabeth, drugs. Day & Reiboldt, hardware. Derbyshire James A, stone quarry. Derbyshire Oscar, livery. Geyer John F, general store. Gifford T & Son, drugs. Hackman Joseph F, general store. Hazard Olive, general store.
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, s original and i ₹42 Vance Block, Indianapolis, of Pensions and all other kinds { of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
Rusterholz Henry, tinner.
CHARLES P. JACOBS, Attorney in Patent Cases,
PATENTS PROSECUTED ! Infringements Stopped.
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Harvey R N Rev (Baptist). Hubbard Wm, drugs.
Mapes Smith H, physician. Mapes S H, Drugs. Newhouse Bros, grocers. Peters M, blacksmith. Plummer Frederick, wagonmkr.
Pressley Israel Rev (Lutheran). Record Samuel, physician.
Seward Wm, carpenter.
Smith John, blacksmith.
Springer George, Saw Mill and Blacksmith. Swards Wm, jeweler. White John, meat market. White W C, R R and ex agt. Yarger L & J, meat market.
LAWRENCEBURGH. The coun- ty seat of Dearborn county, is a thrifty manufacturing city of 5,000 inhabitants, located on the Ohio river, O & M and C I St L & C Rys, 26 miles from Cincinnati and 89 from Indfanapolis. Lawrence- burgh is a well-built city, supplied with gas works, 8 churches, 3 graded schools, 1 bank, 7 hotels and 2 weekly newspapers- Register and Press. The bonded debt of the city amounts $68,000. This is a very im- portant manufacturing center. Prominent among its mills frctories, etc., are 2 flour mills, 2 carriage factories, a planing mill, 4 large distilleries, 2 saw mills, 3 cooper shops, 3 furniture factories, a stove foun- dry, washing machine factory, brewery, hub and spoke factory, 2 brick yards, a wheel factory, coffin works and 1 chair fac-
tory. It has excellent transportion facili- ties, an eligible location, and is sur- rounded by a fertile agricultural district. Ex, Am, Adams and O & M. Tel, W U. T J Lucas, postmaster.
Adamson Ralph N, cigars.
Adler Louis, general store. Bainbridge Wm H, lawyer. Baldwin E C & Co, furniture. Barrott Enos, junk.
Bauer Cooperage Co, coopers.
Bechtel Joseph, general store. Beckenholdt George, flour mill.
Beckenholt G & Co, coal.
Boese Henry J, cigars. Bond Edwin P, physician.
Bostic John D, grocer.
Bruce Archibald W, cigars.
Burkam Joseph H, lumber.
Chapman Samuel, printer.
Collins S H, physician. Cook August D, machinist.
Cook John F, clothing.
Cook Wm F, hardware.
Creamer John, barber.
Cremer John M, barber.
Crist Israel, hardware.
Dickinson Samuel, undertaker.
Dobell Edwin B, furniture.
Dober Edward, tailor.
Dorman Frank R & Co, dry goods.
Dorman John S, general store.
Dowden Otho W, harness.
Dueschle John, baker.
Dueschle Lawrence Mrs, general store.
Dumont & Son, dentists.
Dunaway Isaac R, justice.
R. H. GOULD, LIVERY STABLES,
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LAWRENCEBURGH, IND.
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TELOMEREN
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Physio-Medical College of Indiana.
Send for Announcement to C. T. BEDFORD, 290 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
BOYD'S CHLOROFORM ELIXIR.
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Dunn Isaac M, grocer.
Early & Daniel, farmers' supplies.
Emenaker Joseph, wagonmkr.
Kilthan Jacob, barber.
Kimmel Sisters, milliners.
Kirsch Robert, barber.
Fahlbush George, saloon. Ferris Charles E, druggist. Fichter Michael, shoes.
Fike Wm, carriages.
Fitch George B, lawyer.
Fitch Harris, livery.
Fitch Margaret Mrs, grocer.
Fitch & Shaw, grocers.
Fitterer Charles, saloon.
Fleischman Charles A, barber.
Foshag Jacob, baker.
Fox Charles, meat market.
Francis Thomas, carpenter.
Frederick Edward C, Sample Rooms, next to depot. Freeman House, Thomas Freeman, Pro- prietor.
Garnart Kate Mrs, grocer.
Garner Otto F, books.
Garnier John B, brewer.
Gatch James D, physician.
Gatch & Miller, physicians.
Gleason Eli T, baker.
Gould R H, Livery Stable. (See adv, page 445.) Green John P, physician.
Grill Joseph, tailor. Gruber Joseph, grocer. Guard Columbus, saloon.
Hammerle Jacob F, grocer.
Harding Myron H, physician.
Harper Jesse S, news depot. Harryman Samuel, dentist.
Hartman Peter W, saloon.
Hassner Anthony J, sewing machines. Hayes Charles F, lawyer. Haynes & Thompson, lawyers. Helmuth H R & Son, grocers. Hess P Miss, dressmkr.
Ohio Valley Coffin Co. Palmer House, John M Palmer, propr.
Petcher George, saloon.
Pfalzgraf Jacob, saloone
Pfalzgraf Peter, saloon.
Rabe Charles, blacksmith,
Ratzen Elizabeth, saloon.
Renner Gideon, grain.
Rief Jacob, saloon. Rief J & Stein, cigars. Risinger Harrison, jeweler.
Roberts Edward, harness.
Roberts George A, insurance.
Roberts George M, mayor.
Rodenburg Fred & Co, distillers.
Roots & Co, flour. Rosnog Frank, brickmkr.
Schaefer Jacob, wagonmkr. Schingler Lapold, grocer. Schlotter Melchoir, blacksmith. Schnider Anton, shoes.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK
Kaufman Simon Mrs, millinery.
Kidd Hugh G, stoves.
Kieffer Martin, books.
Emmert Phillip J, dry goods. Erskine Annie J Miss, millinery.
Evans Oliver C, physician.
Klein Michael, saloon.
Klepper Herman, tailor.
Kleyer Clement, grocer.
Kohlermann Louis, livery.
Kreig Frederick, tailor.
Krieger Joscph, baker.
Kunkel John A, cigars.
Kupferschmidt Leopold, jeweler.
Larimer James E, publr Lawrenceburgh Press.
Lawrenceburgh Furniture Manufacturing Co, Furniture Mnfrs.
Lawrenceburgh Gas Co. Lawrenceburgh Mill Co, flour mill.
Lawrenceburgh Press, J'E Larimer, propr. Lawrenceburgh Register, Hunter & O'Brien,
proprs. Lotton Hotel, Louis Lotton, Pro- prietor. Lotton Louis, Proprietor Lotton Hotel.
McConnell & McAvoy, clothing.
McGranahan Joseph, grocer.
McGuffin Shannon, stoves.
Mathus Louis S, insurance.
Meyer Ernest, grocer.
Miami Stove Works, stove mnfrs.
Miami Valley Furniture Co.
Michael A Rev (Lutheran).
Miller D H, Livery Stable. (See adv, page 445.)
Moody Alexander, barber.
Murphy Alice Mrs, dressmkr.
Nelson Richard P, barber.
Oertling Herman, horseshoer.
Oester Nicholas, distiller.
Heustis Benjamin, blacksmith.
Hibbets John C, insurance agt.
Hillman Edwin A, crockery. Hitzfield Louis, hotel. Hood Thomas M, grocer. Hoog Martin, saloon. Hornberger John F, jeweler. Huber Wm, cigars. Hunter Wm D H, insurance.
Hunter & O'Brien, publrs the Register.
Huschart George & Co, marble. Isherwood John, grocer.
Israel Charles, grocer. Jeffries John, saloon. Jenkins Charles W, confectioner. Jerger Joseph, shoemkr. Jordon Wm H, druggist. Junker Abraham, saloon. Kastner Adam, baker.
PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, . IND.
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Schnider Wm, shoes.
Seekatz Charles F, shoes. Seekatz Edward C, baker. Seekatz George P, shoes. Seekatz George P Jr, shoes.
Seekatz Wm, shoes.
Sicking George, confectioner. Sicking John, saloon.
Siemandel John G, shoemkr. Siemandel Mary, grocer. Slater Robert E, lawyer. Smith John J, notions. Sonderman J F Rev (Catholic). Sparks Bros, grocers. Sprang Benjamin, brickmkr. Squibb W P & Co, distillers.
Stahl John, Sample Rooms ; Choice Wines and Liquors. Stevenson Wm J, hotel. Strasburger Samuel, dry goods.
Sturm George, cooper. Tebbs Bros, grocers. Terrill Wm M, physician. Theis George, cooper. Tinker W W Rev (Baptist). Tinsley Charles Rev (Methodist.) Tittel Joseph, lumber.
Ulrey Joel P, dentist. Vanhorn Samuel A, grain. Vogel George P, grocer. Voltz Frank X, hotel. Walsh Nicholas J, distiller. Walter Charles G, dry goods. Walter Rudolph, druggist. Walter & Son, blacksmiths. Weikel Frank, saloon.
Wesler Frederick, coal. Wiles Jacob C, tailor. Willers August, gunsmith. Willson S N Rev (Presbyterian).
Winegardner Thomas, news depot. Winter George D, horseshoer. Woehle Hermann, baker. Wood Wm, confectioner. Wuest Albert, shoes. Zengel A, photographer. Zins Peter, shoes. Zix Joseph Jr, saloon.
LAWRENCEVILLE. Dates as a settlement from 1818, and is located in Jackson township, Dearborn county, 20 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat, and 12 southwest of Brook- ville, the location of nearest bank. Sun- man, distant 4 miles, on the C I St L & C RR, is the usual shipping station. The village contains 250 inhabitants, and sup- ports 1 Methodist church. Francis Bus- ald, postmaster. Berger Peter, cigar mnfr. Blasdel Wm H, spoke factory. Boerstler Adam, carpenter. Brandt Charles, basket mnfr.
Brose John, carpenter. Busald Francls, General Store.
Deal Frank, carpenter. Gudapfel Wm, blacksmith, Haefner John, blacksmith. Hoff George, spoke factory. Hoffman Joseph, blacksmith.
Lawrence Jacob S, Agricultural Implements and Saw Mill.
Rehm John, shoemkr. Ritzer Andrew, brewer. Sahn Adam, flour and saw mill. Sahn Henry, general store.
Theobald John, shoemkr.
Trayer John, wagonmkr.
Williams George S & Son, tanners.
LEATHERWOOD. Is a station on the St L Div of the I B & W Ry, located in Reserve township, Parke county, 5 miles northwest of Rockville, the county seat and banking town. Wheat, corn and hogs are shipped. Population 75. Nathon T Cox, postmaster. Cox Nathan T, Grocer.
Limbarger A & Son, live stock. Outland & Bryant Bros, liye stock and grain.
LEAVENWORTH. The county seat of Crawford county, is located on the Ohio river, 6 miles below Louisville and 140 above Evansville. New Albany is the location of nearest bank. This is a thrifty incorporated town of 1,100 inhabitants, supplied with Methodist and Presbyterian churches; a graded school, 3 hotels and a weekly newspaper-Crawford County Demo- crat. The famous Wyandotte Cave is loca- ted 5 miles northeast of the town, on Blue river, and as this is the nearest Ohio river landing, it derives consideral support from tourists visiting the Cave, which is well worth inspection. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. John M Benham, postmaster.
Allen Benjamin F, general store. Allen Dock H, jeweler. Allen Wm B, general store.
Arwick Henry, meats. Barnett David'S, flour and feed.
Benham John M, postmaster. Benz John & Son, gents furnishing.
Blackman & Co, saw mill.
Bradley L T, shoemkr. Byerly Alexander, saw mill.
Callahan Henry H, painters. Campbell Frank, saloon. Carver J H, stables. Cole Wm, saloon.
Coleman Alexander, spoke and planing mill.
Collins J R, general store. Collins Nathan, grocer. Conrad Reese, cooper. Conrad & Bro, livery stables.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS
Galvanizing, C. Plating and Tinning ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK.
GENUINE HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Western Agent, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Crawford County Democrat, Wm M Ells- worth & Son, proprs.
Doolittle E Mrs, hotel.
East Isaac, coroner.
Ellsworth Wm M & Son, proprs Crawford County Democrat.
Everdon W P, saw mill.
Feldmann B, Baker and Confec- tioner. (See adv, page 449.)
Flemming & Davidson, grocers. Funk Wilson, saloon.
Gilmore Horace, boots and shoes.
Godbey Jeptha (Methodist).
Hannom Oliver, live stock.
Harris Frank, barber.
Hedden E, grocer.
Helbach Charles, harness.
Humphery Sarah Mrs, propr Querbacher Hotel.
Jones M E Mrs, milliner.
Kendall M N, stoves and tinware.
Dyon D, boat builder.
McCollum Eugene, grocer.
McCullum Wm & Son, general store.
McIntosh John J, carpenter.
Mansfield House, J M Mansfield, propr.
Miller Theodore Mrs, dry goods.
Moyan Nathan, carpenter.
Odell Phillip, boots and shoes.
Ott G S & Son, blacksmiths.
Querbacher Hotel, Mrs Sarah Humphrey, propr.
Querbacker Peter M, grocer.
Pankey John B, treasurer.
Paskel Daniel J, surveyor.
Peckenpaugh & Zenor, lawyers.
Perkins Alexander, general store.
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Popham M C, dentist.
Riddle Perry, saw mill.
Roberson Joseph B, clothing.
Ross Wm S, clerk.
Rothrock Wm, flour mill.
Sauerheber Jennie Mrs, Mil- linery and Notions, 3d nr Nelson. (See adv, page 449.)
Scott M A, carpets.
Selser H H, physician.
Shaw J & Sons, coopers.
Sims Lafayette, Carding Mill.
Sipes A M, auditor.
Stockslager & Suddarth, lawyers. Stroud E J, recorder. Temple W L, & Son, general store.
Turner James H, sheriff.
Webb John O, stoves and tinware.
Westfall T H, Skiff Maker. (See adr, page 449.) Whitcomb Oliver, furniture and jeweler. Wilber Jacob, confectioner. Wilkins A P, barber.
LEBANON. This growing town of 3,000 inhabitants, the judicial seat of Boone county, is located on the C I St L & CRR,
27 miles northwest of Indianapolis and 36 southeast of Lafayette. Lebanon was set- tled in 1830 and incorporated a city in 1875. It is rapidly increasing in com- merce and manufactures and is in an ex- cellent financial condition. The city has 6 churches, high and graded schools, an opera house with a seating capacity of 500, 3 hotels, telephone exchange, 2 National banks, good, county buildings, handsome residence property and substantial business blocks. The chief industries in manufac- ture include 4 saw mills, plow handle works, 2 planing mills, machine shop, brickyard, furniture factory and 2 flour mills. Three grain elevators are in opera- tion. The press is represented by 3 weekly newspapers-Patriot, Pioneer and Bee. The surrounding country is quite fertile. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. Charles E Wilson, postmaster.
Abbott & Kelsey, lawyers.
Adam H & Son, harness and tanners.
Alexander Judah D, grain.
Anderson Asbury E, painter.
Anderson John T, wagonmkr.
Ball John M, county auditor.
Ball Joseph P, physician.
Bassett Horace, brick mnfr.
Beasley John E, taxidermist.
Bechtell J M & Son, furniture.
Beck Alford D, sewing machines.
Beikes Tillman, saloon.
Blair Jesse H, city engineer.
Boicourt Bros, marble.
Bonge Daniel, restaurant.
Boyle Mary R, milliner.
Bragg Joseph G, saloon.
Brown J C & Co, hardware.
Brown John W, harness.
Brush & Darnell, livery stable.
Bryan Charles T, grocer.
Bryan Nathaniel, justice.
Burns & Huckstep, civil engineers.
Busby Francis M, live stock.
Busby George W, builder.
Busby & Son, flour milll. Calvert Charles L, propr Lebanon Bee.
Campbell David W, county recorder.
Campbell George W, drugs and stationers
Cason Thomas J, lawyer.
Charlton Francis M, lawyer.
Conner Wm, livery.
Conyers John M, grocer.
Coons Henry N, physician. Copeland Clinton, insurance.
Cox & Ritchie, grocers.
Crafton Wm S, physician.
Crump Wm C, county commissioner.
Curry Israel, clerk of court.
Daily Charles, grocer.
Daily Charles B, manager W U Tel.
Darnall & Co, Loans, Abstracts and Insurance. (See adv.)
J. H. CURRAN HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS 135 West Second St., . CINCINNATI.
MODEL CLOTHING CO. { NG 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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Daugherty Solomon C, jeweler. Daugherty & Fullen, hats and caps. Davis Isaac T, sheriff. Dessauer Lee, clothing. Dicks Albert M, grocer. Dicks Giles W, blacksmith.
Dicks Theophilus B, wagonmkr.
Dodson George, sewing machines.
Doyle Thomas A, restaurant.
Drips Peter, meats. Edmundson R Mrs, dressmkr.
Edwards House, John Q Edwards, propr. Farber John C, lawyer.
First National Bank (capital, $75,000), W J Devol, pres ; Wesley Lane, cash. Fletcher Michael, dry goods and shoes. Fletcher Moses M, drugs. Frank Joseph, meats.
Garner & Richey, variety. Garrison James L F, coroner.
Garrison & Ross, physicians.
Gerard Wesley C, propr Lebanon Patriot.
German Hotel, Joseph Hohl, propr.
Goodwin Gilbert H, lawyer. Gossard James W, pianos and organs.
Gregory Wm L Mrs, milliner. Groves David, plasterer.
Halpin Dennis Mrs, lumber, 2 miles s. Hammond, Vannice & Co, sash, doors and Blinds. Harden Aldwin W, photographer. Harlan Robert N, auction.
Harrison Thomas H, propr Lebanon Week- ly Pioneer. Harrison & Higgins, lawyers.
Hawkins John, county treasurer. Heath Samuel S, grain. Hedges John W, jeweler. Hedges & Brown, dry goods.
Hemphill Samuel M, blacksmith. Henderson Howard, shoemkr. Hertz Maurice, dry goods. Hettel & Dougherty, shoes. Hicks Susan A, dressmkr. Hohl Joseph, propr German Hotel. Hohl Martin, refrigerator mnfr. Hosford & Massey, provisions. Hyman Edward, saloon.
Immel James B, dentist.
Jackson Morris L, clothing.
Johnson Andrew, barber. Johnson Henry, jeweler. Jones Thomas J, saloon. Julian & Co, dry goods.
Kellogg Charles N, Mnfr Hard- wood Lumber and Hoops.
Kiesel John, baker.
King James, barber.
Kinsell George B, agt Am Ex.
Kise Wm C, justice.
Klotz Henry W, saloon.
Klotz & Cox, drugs.
Knox John M, marble.
Lakin Leonard S, blacksmith.
Lane Alexander, L, photographer.
Lane Empson T, drugs and stationer.
Lane Thomas H, physician.
Lane & Shockley, milliners. Langjahr Charles F, city marshal.
Laughlin Thomas C, mayor.
Laughlin & Rushton, drugs. Lebanon Bee, Charles L Calvert, propr.
Lebanon National Bank (capital $60,000); E C Daily, pres ; Samnel S Daily, cash. Lebanon Patriot, Wesley C, Gerrard, propr. Lebanon Weekly Pioneer, T H Harrison, propr. Lewis John H, saw mill.
Lipinsky & Co, liquors and tobaccos.
Lockhart Thomas W, lawyer.
McCorkle & Morgan, blacksmiths.
McCormack Amos D, tailor.
Manner Marion N, printer. Mahan & Schuch, lawyers.
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