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Bundy & Son, dry goods. Cox E F, painter.
Edgerton Calvin, general store. Elleman A J, Hardware.
Elleman Joseph, druggist. Firewood E K, physician. Hunter W H, basket mnfr.
Jones Jesse, hotel.
Jones & Haisley, meat market.
Kiges & Jones, carpenters.
Lamb & Ridgway, drain tile mnfrs.
Melton J F, harness and justice. Overman J'F & T C, grain dealers. Painter M W, sorghum mnfr.
Richards J L, shoemkr.
Tredor Wm, grocer.
Tuey John, shoemkr.
Vatow A A, broom mnfr.
Wilson John, justice of peace and grocer. Yours & Yates, drain tile mnfrs. Zimmerman M A Mrs, milliner.
AMITY. A station on the J M & I R R, in Blue River township, Johnson county, 5 miles southeast of Franklin, the county seat and banking town, and 25 south- east of Indianapolis. Population 100. D B Riggs, postmaster. Adams James H, physician. 1 Adams Newton, carpenter. Foster J V, carpenter.
Henderson W A, live stock.
Riggs D B, General Store. Wooley John, carpenter.
AMO. 25 miles west of Indanapolis, on line of the St L V T H & IR R, is a thrifty village of 300 inhabitants, located in Clay township, Hendricks county, 10 miles southwest of Danville, the county seat and banking town. Am Ex, W U Tel. I H George, postmaster.
Boyd O P, carriagemkr. Boyd & Tincher, grocers. Brown C H, shoemkr.
J. H. CURRAN
CARRIAGE ELEVATORS 135 West Second St., . . . CINCINNATI.
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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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Cosner A J, blacksmith and undertaker. George I H, Druggist. Hulse H, hotel.
McCloud G W, livery.
Mendenhall T, justice and grocer.
Owen E B, general store.
Ralston J G, General Store. Ratliff Isaac, saw and flour mills. Sumner H C, physician. Thompson John T, nursery.
Tincher S F, grocer. White Wm, physician.
ANDERSON. This handsome com- mercial and manufacturing city of 5,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Madison county, is located on the west fork of White river, and C C C & I, C W & M, C St L & P, and C I & St L R R, 36 miles northeast of Indianapolis and 119 northwest of Cin- cinnati. A settlement was formed here in 1822, and in 1828 it was made the county seat in place of Pendleton. Anderson has had a healthy growth, and for its size is one of the most progressive cities in the state. It has all modern conveniences, such as gas works, fire department, electric light, telephone exchange, an elegant new opera house erected at a cost of $70,000, with a seating capacity of 900, several fine churches, good public schools, a public li- brary, handsome court house recently erect- ed at a cost of $175,000, and a new jail costing $21,000. The city is handsome in appearance, being noted for substantial business blocks and fine residences. It has 4 hotels, 3 banks and 3 newspapers, the last mentioned comprise the Evening Star (daily) and the Review-Democrat and Herald, issued weekly. The industries in manufacture are steadily on the increase, and now com- prise 3 heading factories with an annual capacity of 3,000,000, 1 grain cradle fac- tory, 1 tannery, 2 furniture factories, 1 foundry, gauge cock works, pump factory, 2 planing mills, a hub and spoke factory, boiler feeder works, 1 shoe factory, brick yard, bentwood works, 2 flour mills, 1 brew- ery, and 3 saw mills. Stage leaves daily for Markleville and Perkinsville. Ex, Adams and US, Tel W U. Stephen Met- calf, postmaster.
Adams Express Company, Cooley Hazlett agt.
Adams L D & Bro, heading mnfrs.
Aiman Benjamin F, county commissioner.
Alford Benjamin, agrl implements. Anderson Evening Star, Geo Winter propr. Anderson Foundry and Machine Works.
Anderson Gas Manufacturing Co.
Anderson Herald (weekly), The Herald Co proprs. Armfield & Co, restaurant. Armstrong Nathan, planing mill.
Atherton Mortimer, lumber.
Atherton Ranson V, shoemkr.
Atherton Romeo M, physician.
Baine & Harris, insurance.
Baker John, grocer.
Barnes John P, hardware.
Barrett Miner, shoemkr.
Behrman John, barber.
Bell Frederick, dry goods.
Bell James L, jeweler.
Bickham Frank M, marble works.
Bickham George, plasterer.
Biest Louis, cigar mnfr.
Bing Benjamin L, clothing.
Binns Jonathan, blacksmith.
Bird James, saloon.
Bird Martin A, dentist. Black Wm, saloon.
Blacklidge Harvey J, carriages.
Blanco George, restaurant.
Bliven & Stephens, clothing.
Boring John B, grocer and baker.
Bosworth & Bro, planing mill.
Brandon Joseph F, druggist.
Brasket Britton, sewing machines.
Brelsford Harry, omnibus line.
Bronnenburg Henry J, heading. Bronnenburg Jacob, county commissioner.
Brown George W, painter.
Brown H C & Bro, dry goods.
Brown & Buck, druggists.
Brunt A J & Co, proprs Madison County Bank.
Burnett Samuel, blacksmith.
Burr Lafe J & Co, carriage wood work.
Campbell & Grimes, dry goods.
Canaday Harrison & Son, live stock, 3 miles n.
Canaday John E, county auditor.
Carpenter & Son, marble works.
Carter David M, physician. .
Central Union Telephone Co, Edmund L Luther, manager.
Cherry Moses, brick mnfr.
Chipman Kate, music teacher.
Chipman & West, Attorneys at Law. Chittenden Carrie, music teacher.
Chittenden & Jones, physicians.
Citizens Bank, N C Mccullough & Co proprs. Clark James W, grocer.
Cleveland, Indiana St Louis Ry. J A Larnerd, Receiver,
E P Schlater, Sec and Auditor.
Collins David, confectioner.
Conwell Isaac R, boots and shoes.
Cooper Charles B, agt C St L & P Ry.
Cox & Forkner, dry goods.
Cox & Waggy, agrl implements.
Craighead J W & Son, saw gummers.
Cramer George W, grocer. Crawley John B Rev (Catholic).
Crickenberger David S, justice.
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS. and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
MINTURN& MINTURN 3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLOG, INDIANAPOLIS , IND.
PATENT SOLICITORS HAND BOOK FREE
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
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Crim Brothers, Manufacturers of Troxell's Boiler Scale Preventative. Crim Wm, grain and stone quarry. Crittenberger Dale J, county superintend- ent public schools. Croak Patrick. saloon. Cullen John, physician.
Daich George, grocer.
Davis Amos J, grocer.
Davis Amos T, county recorder.
Davis A J & Co, grocers.
Davis & Collins, agrl implements.
Dering Alonzo, saw mill.
Dilts John T, justice of the peace.
Diven Charles E, physician.
Diven Wm S, lawyer.
Doxey C T & Co, handle mnfrs.
Doxey House, Charles E Frey, Proprietor. Rates, $2 per day. Spec- ial Attention to Commercial Travelers. (See adv, page 91.)
Doxey Theatre, Charles T Doxey, propr.
Drury John W, barber.
Duchene Charles, restaurant.
Dunham Wesley, brick contractor.
East J H & Son, barbers.
Eckhouse Bros, wh liquors.
Ellison & Ellison, Attorneys at I.aw and Abstractors of Title. Prompt at- tention given collections placed in our hands. We have a complete Abstract of Title to real estate in Madison county, and can give reliable information to ap- plicants. Epply Frank G, lawyer.
Estep Isaac, restaurant.
Ewing Charles H, Assistant Post- master.
Excelsior Mutual Aid Associ-
ation, Judge Wm R West, Pres; John P Barnes, Treas; D C Chipman, Sec.
Exchange Bank, John L Forkner, pres; Hi- ram J Daniels, cash. Fadely Joseph F, boots and shoes.
Falknor Elias, agrl implements.
Fargo & Jackson, saloon.
Finnell & Brown, flour and feed.
Fisher & Kilbourne, tress hoop mnfrs.
Flahavin John, propr Hickey House.
Fleming James N, horses and mules. Fleming Wm C. flour and saw mill. Ford James T, flour and feed.
Foster Franklin P, lawyer. Franklin Joseph & Sons, nursury.
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Frey Charles E, Propietor Doxey House. Rates $2.00 per day. Special at- tention to Commercial Travelers. (See adv, page 91.) Fromlet Peter, saloon.
Fulton Joseph & Son, insurance. Funk Hosea, notions. Funk Stephen, grocer.
Glasco Bros & Rettig, editors and managers Review-Democrat.
Goe Henry S, fruits.
Goehler Daniel, mer tailor.
Goodykoontz Hon Eli B, judge 24th cir- cuit court.
Graham John, fish and oysters.
Gruenewald Adolph, saloon. Gruenewald Martin, saloon.
Gustin Benjamin, blacksmith.
Gustin Mahlon C, blacksmith.
Harlan George H, restaurant.
Harlan Wm A, baker.
Harris Charles, second hand goods.
Harris Thomas P, county surveyor.
Harris Thomas P, civil engineer.
Harter & Harter, physicians.
Hays Abram, dry goods.
Henderson Charles A, county clerk.
Henderson & Krauth, druggists and sta- tioners.
Henry & Ryan, lawyers.
Herald Company (The), Charles L Henry, pres ; George Mckeown, sec; Stephen Metcalf, manager ; proprs Anderson Her- ald.
Hervey Charles M, cabinetmkr.
Hickey House, John Flahavin, prop
Hill Jaspar N, Mnfr the " Deluge" Steam Boiler Feeder and General Ma- chinist, 25, 27 and 29 W Benton. (See adv, page 91.)
Hilligoss Jacob, painter.
Hodson & Co, grocers.
Hogue Wm B, agt U S Ex Co.
Hoover Isaac N, agt C C C & I Ry.
Hubbard Jacob, saloon.
Hughel George W, mer tailor.
Hughel S & Son, Proprietors City Nursery. Correspondence solicited. East end Ohio ave.
Hunt Andrew J, city treasurer.
Hunt Wm A, physician.
Hurst & Kindle, livery stable.
Ice Benjamin J, dry goods.
Jeffrie Edward, grocer.
Johnson & Hoppes, restaurant.
Kanouse C A Rev (Presbyterian).
Keely Daniel, stone mason.
Keely Isaac, stone mason.
Keely Robert, plasterer.
Kelley Thomas, stone mason.
Keltner Frank M, dentist.
Kemery Charles, agt C W & M Ry.
Kilgore J L & Co, heading mnfrs.
Knight Frank, painter.
Knight Mattie, notions.
Kinyoun John, blacksmith.
Kittinger Wm A, prosecuting attorney.
Kline G W & Sons, grocers.
Kline John G, barber.
Lake Richard, lawyer.
Larnerd James A, Receiver C I & St L Ry. Lederhaus Herman, music teacher. Lee Wm, harnessmkr.
FRICTION WHEELS{
Fillings for Friction Wheels made from Paper, solidly pressed, turned and bored to suit flanges . WRITE FOR PRICES. AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO., 114 and 116 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
THOS. C. DAY & CO.
RE-Those who desire to buy or sell REAL ESTATE will do well to
72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind. ( apply to us.
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DOXEY HOUSE,
CHARLES E. FREY, Proprietor.
ANDERSON, IND.
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CHANGED OCTOBER, 1881.
RATES, $2.00 PER DAY.
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LEADING HOTEL OF ANDERSON
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Special Accommodations to Commercial Travelers.
EIGHT FULL SAMPLE ROOMS.
Located on Public Square.
JASPER N. HILL,
MANUFACTURER OF THE
Deluge Steam Boiler Feeder!
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GENERAL MACHINIST.
The Deluge Feeder is the best in the market, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Send for Circular.
25, 27 and 29 West Benton Street,
ANDERSON, IND.
KING & ELDER
Office Desks. Send for Catalogue. 43 & 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Smith's Asthma Cure.
Relieves instantly. Trial pack- ages free of Druggists, or E. G. Smith & Son, Kentland, Ind.
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Levi Charles, vet surgeon. Loeb Louis, clothing. Loftus Thomas A, carriage mnfr.
Luther Edward L, manager Central Union Telephone Co.
McCann Owen, saloon.
McCarty Joshua Hermann, upholsterer.
McCleery Charles T, shoemkr.
McClure John F, lawyer.
Mccullough N C & Co, propr Citizens' Bank.
McDonald James H, saloon.
McKeown James, photographer.
McMahan & Williams, boots and shoes.
Madara Peter B, shoemkr.
Madison County Bank, A J Brunt & Co, proprs.
Madison County Medical Society, B F Spann, pres, Jonas Stewart, sec.
Madison County National Bank; capital, $50,000; Charles T Doxey, pres ; John W Pence, cash.
Maloney James, saloon.
Markle & Docktor, meat market.
Markt & Raber, furniture, etc.
Martindale Simeon C, lawyer.
Mathes Bros, wagon mnfrs.
Mershon Mary, millinery. Miller Hamilton S, shoemkr.
Miller Samuel C, cooper.
Millspaugh David, carpenter.
Millspaugh Peter B, carpenter.
Metcalf Stephen, postmaster and editor Anderson Herald.
Mohn James, insurance.
Moore Kate N, dressmkr.
Moore Thomas R, county sheriff.
Morrison Wm M, flour and feed.
Moses John S, photograher.
Moss Bros & Thornburg, live stock, 2 miles w.
Myers John F W, mer tailor.
Myers Louise, millinery.
Myers Wm R, Secretary of State, office In- dianapolis.
Newby Gabriel, confectioner.
Nichol & Makepeace, hardware.
Norton Thomas M, brewer and bottler.
O'Sullivan Jeremiah, tailor.
Otto August, harnessmkr.
Patterson & Watkins, carpenters.
Paxson Joseph R, sewing machines. Paxson Thomas, furniture.
Pence W Frank, live stock.
Pence & Hunt, livery stable.
Pettit R B & Co, produce.
Pierce Eldon B, lumber mnfr.
Pierse & Gerard (Winburn R Pierse and Charles B Gerard), Attorneys at Law.
Pittsford & Fleming, livery. Philpott Wm L, wagonkmkr. Platter & Battreall, pump mnfrs. Proud Bart, harnessmkr.
Quinn Henry W, carriage mnfr. Reid Harry B, dentist.
Review-Democrat (weekly). Glassco Bros & Rettig.
Rhodes Harvey L, manager W U Tel Co.
,Rhoads Samuel, blacksmith.
Rhoads & Bro, meat market.
Robinson Henry, ice.
Robinson & Lovett, lawyers.
Roebuck Henry S, shoemkr.
Ross George, county treasurer.
Roth Wm, jeweler.
Rozelle Rouse, Mrs Sarah E. Trueblood, propr. Rozelle Miles T, farmer.
Rozelle & Co, grain brokers.
Sansberry, Chipman & Sansberry, lawyers.
Saunders Benjamin, flour and feed.
Schlater Edwin P, Lawyer, and Sec C I & St L Ry.
Schwinn & McMahan, lawyers.
Scott & Williams, dry goods.
Searle Gideon D, druggist.
Seward Elias H, general store.
Sharp Joseph H, grocer.
Shirk Wm S, jeweler. Shonfield Levi, clothing.
Shover & Johnson, saloon.
Shreeve George W, confectioner.
Sieglitz Franz P, jeweler.
Simpson F T Rev (Methodist).
Simpson Wilford, saloon.
Skehan Patrick, grocer. Small Albert A, lawyer.
Smith C N & Co, coal and lime.
Smith J B & Co, boots and shoes.
Snow Thomas H, grocer.
Spann Benjamin F, physician.
Speer & Griffith, hats and caps.
Stamper Mollie E, dressmkr.
Stewart Jonas, physician.
Striker & Bodenhorn, meat market.
Suman Wm, physician.
Swallow George, painter.
Swank Valve Co (M D L Swank, W G Ethell and W J Ethell), throttle valve mnfrs.
Taylor Alexander, plasterer.
Taylor John, plasterer.
Teepe George H, saloon.
Terry Wm O, carriage mnfr.
Thornburg R & C, live stock, 2 miles n.
Thompson & Orr (Howell D Thompson and Thomas B Orr), Attor- neys at Law.
Thurston John F, county commissioner.
Tibbetts George, saloon.
Tobin Mathew, saloon.
Towell Samuel A, confectioner.
Trueblood Hezekiah L, justice.
Trueblood Sarah E Mrs, propr Rozelle House.
Trueblood & McGraw, millinery. Tykle & Terhune, dry goods.
SOLDIERS
or their heirs should have their rights investigated by W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 42 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., who has had 22 years experience. Correspondence solicited.
PATENTS
PROCURED FOR INVENTORS. ( CHARLES P. JACOBS,
Charges reasonable. Prompt work. Patent Lawyer and Solicitor, @Inventors will find it to their interest to employ me. ( 36 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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United States Express Company, Wm B Hogue, agt.
Van Dyke James, blacksmith. Vance Wm A, barber. Van Pelt Samuel D, carpenters. Vernon Elmon G, coal, lime and grain.
Wagoner & Fisher, stoves and tinware. Walden & Pence, grain.
Walker Edward B, abstracts of title.
Walker Francis A, lawyer.
Wallace & Lamey, meat market.
Walsh Bernard, saloon.
Walton Brothers, Mnfrs and Deal- ers in Hardwood Lumber.
Wellington James, Proprietor Wellington Flour Mills and Dealer in Grain ; Capacity, 115 barrels in 24 hours. Wentworth Arthur B Mrs, millinery.
West Wm, barber.
Western Union Telegraph Company, Har- vey L Rhodes, manager.
Whitinger John F, grocer.
Wickersham Maggie, music teacher.
Wickersham Noah L, physician.
Williams Charles H, mnfr boots and shoes. Winter George, propr Evening Star.
Wise Wm, saloon.
Wise Wm A, grocer.
Woerner Joseph, clothing.
Wood David W, lawyer. Wood D W Mrs, music teacher.
Wright Wm B, carpenter.
Zwickel Adam, meat market.
ANDERSONVILLE. Was settled in 1818. It is a pleasant village of 234 in- habitants, located in Posey township, Franklin county, 18 miles northwest of Brookville, the county seat. It has daily stage communication with Rushville, the nearest rail approach and banking town, distant 11 miles northwest. Lumber and produce are the shipments. Samuel Bar- ber, postmaster.
Barber D L, general store.
Barber Samuel, General Store.
Beal R, planing mill. Cowin J, drugs.
Crush R, confectioner.
Hite John, wagonmkr.
Kaler Wm S, shoemkr.
Marshall J S, blacksmith.
Mitchell JA, General Store.
Morgan A, general store. Perrin Z, wagonmkr.
Rayburn J W, physician.
Scott Smith, phpsician.
Shriner R, Hotel. Spillman F J, physician.
Stant Thomas, wagonmkr. Thorpe Wm, blacksmith.
ANDREWS. This prosperous, grow- ing town of 2,000 inhabitants is located on
the W St L & P R R, in Dallas town- ship, Huntington county, 6 miles southwest of Huntington court house, the banking town, 31 west of Fort Wayne and 100 north of Indianapolis. At was formerly known as Antioch, the name being changed in 1882, when the Wabash road made it the terminus of two divisions and erected re- pair shops and a round house at a cost of $300,000. Andrews is a live, progressive, in- corporated town, supplied with 3 churches, 2 large brick school buildings, good hotels and a weekly newspaper-Express. The principal manufacturing establishments in- clude 2 saw mills, stave and shingle fac- tory, novelty works and 1 flour mill. Grain, live stock, staves, lumber, shingles and wagon material, are the chief exports. Ex, Pacific. F M Cole, postmaster.
Andrews Express (Weekly), Thad & Mark Butler, Publishers. tion, 1,200.
Circula-
Ashley J M, barber shop.
Bean Leroy, saloon.
Beauchamp S S, grocer.
Bill & George, painters.
Boswell A J, physician.
Bucher J C, physician.
Butler Thad & Mark, Publishers Andrews Express and Job Printers. Byram G W & Son, furniture.
Cannon J J, meat market.
Clawson F M, general store.
Cole F M, Lawyer and Postmaster. Craumer D M, harness and carriages. Cubberly E B, drugs,
Elward & Straughn, flour mill.
Fisher Samuel, druggist.
Fleming Wm C, grocer.
Gardener R, planing mill.
Gauss & Breading, Saloon. Gilkey J A, hotel.
Grupe & Paschong, saloon.
Haller & Son, grocers.
Holdren John, meat market.
Hull J R, saw mill.
Iry J A, general store.
James Martin, physician. Jeffrey Frank, produce.
Jeffrey J T, hotel. Jenks H W, grocer.
Jerden Theodore, barber shop.
Kilander & Beauchamp, meats.
Kiplinger E A, drugs.
Lee J H, boots and shoes.
Line B A. physician. Long C M, grocer.
Long L, hardware.
McClure Nelson, grocer.
McNown H & Sons, furniture. Miller Jessie, pumpmkr. Morris J S & Co, staves and heading.
Murray Edward, jewelry.
Murray E H, dry goods.
THE PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA Gives more for the Money than any College in the West.
BOYD'S CHLOROFORM ELIXIR.
The Surest, Safest, Quickest and Most Pleasant Remedy for Diarrhea and Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. B. H. BOYD, LAFAYETTE, IND.
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Myers A & Co, lumber.
Myers & Brewer, misses' dressmkrs.
Newham T Mrs, miller.
Pacific Express Company. Peck Samuel, wagonmkr.
Quackenbush A W, Master Me- chanic W St L & PR R.
Rand L D, station, express and tel agt.
Rhodes J W, blacksmith.
Ridinger & Miller, mer tailors.
Ripley O C, meat market.
Ruxton J H, foreman round house W St L & PR R.
Sloan A, drugs.
Strecker Charles, hotel and restaurant.
Swartz M, lime.
Thalls Bros, grocers.
Thalls Samuel, dry goods.
Thalls & Clawson, bakery and lunch room. Whitelake & Flook, saloon. Williams O B, physician. Wimer R R, millinery.
ANGOLA. This incorporated town of 2,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Steu- ben county, is located on the Ft W & J R R, 42 miles north of Ft Wayne in an ex- ceedingly fertile agricultural district. It was settled in 1838, incorporated in 1866, and is the present location of 3 churches, 1 graded school, a public library, 2 hotels, an opera house with a seating capacity of 1,000 and the Tri-State Normal School. The town has fire protection in the shape of 1 hook and ladder truck and a chemical engine. Its manufactories include 1 foundry, a handle factory, 2 saw mills, stave factory, 1 woolen mill, 1 creamery wind mill works, 1 flour mill, brick and tile yard and 1 planing mill. Two weekly newspapers- Herald and Steuben Republican-are sus- tained. Ex, Am; Tel, W U. Francis Ma- cartney postmaster.
Adams George B, lawyer.
American Express Company, Alfred Osborn, agt.
Angola Bank, capital $30,000; Jesse M Gale, Wm Wickwire and Alfred Osborn, proprs.
Angola Herald (weekly), Wm K Sheffer, publr.
Annis Hollis B, propr Morse House.
Barjarow Augustus J, handlemkr.
Beavers & Weicht, dressmkrs.
Beil Solomon, carpenter.
Best Doak R, lawyer. Bew Charles, feed stable.
Bodley Greenwood N, grocer.
Bodley & Co, meat market. Boon Samuel, furniture.
Boon & McConnell, creamery.
Burnham Frank T, stenographer. Burt Frank A, jewelry.
Butler & Cline, lawyers.
Carlin Robert V, city supt of schools. Case Frances L, dressmkr.
Carpenter Royal E, saloon. Carver Orville, druggist.
Carver O & Bro, hardware.
Cary Wm G, blacksmith.
Carey & Son, pumps.
Chase & Gillis, grocers.
Cleveland Mate Miss, millinery.
Cole John, notions.
Cole Wm H, tile and brick mnfr.
Corbin Delia A Mrs, ticket agt Ft W & J Div L S & M S Ry.
Corbin & Judson, justices of the peace.
County Commissioners. David
K Swift, Pres, Wm W Turner, Jonas Twichell Jr. Robert H Johnson, Audi- tor, Clerk to the Board.
Creditor Edward H, dentist.
Croxton Wm G, boots and shoes.
Dawson Benjamin F, lawyer.
Dickerson Lorenzo D, grocer.
Dobson Arthur J Rev (Congregational).
Draper John S, druggist.
Eberly & Longabaugh, general store.
Ewers & Beil, brick mnfrs.
Fast Allen, sheriff.
Fast Joseph, carpenter. Ferrier, Rakestraw & Burnham, proprs Steuben Republican.
French Wm D, agrl implements.
Freygang Harman, harnessmkr.
Gates Lawrence, insurance.
Goodale Orville, county clerk.
Hendry A M, general store.
Hildreth Wmn W, Mnfr Eagle Wind Mills.
Hoard Myron, saloon.
Hoff John B, photographer.
Hutson Harman L, insurance agt.
Jagger J A Mrs, dressmkr.
Johnson Robert H, County Audi- ยท tor.
Jordan Hattie, dressmkr.
Jordan & Spangle, meat market. Jarrard Wm H, saloon.
Jarvis Allen, saw mill .:
Kemery Israel, Proprietor Russell House.
Killinger Frank, saloon.
Killinger Henry, carriage mnfr.
Kinney John J, insurance.
Kinney & Co, (capitol $100,000), bankers.
Kirk Wilson M, sewing machines.
LaBar Leonard, wagonmkr. Latson Simeon R, general store. Leas Emanuel R, physician.
Leas Obadiah H, livery stable.
Leas Ruth C Mrs, dressmkr. Legg Thomas E, livery stable.
Lutz Robert M, sewing machines.
McKillen James C, barber. McNeal George, painter.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK
PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, . IND.
ARCTIC
ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. FOR MANUFACTURE OF ICE. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ANT 95
Macartney Francis, Postmaster
and Abstracts of Title. Menzenberger Sebastian H, grocer. Miller Elizabeth, dressmkr. Miller George W, flour mill. Moffett Elizabeth L, dressmkr. Moffett Thomas R, carriagemkr. Moore John B, blacksmith.
Morley Albert G, county surveyor (P O Alvarado).
Morrow Henry, shoemkr.
Morrow John K, lawyer and justice.
Morse House, H B Annis, propr. Moss John H, agrl implements.
Moss S A & Sons, general store.
Mugg Gilbert, saloon. Myrtle Rosetta, restaurant. Orton Louisa J, millinery.
Osborn Alfred, insurance agt.
Pallister Harry A Rev (Christian).
Potter Alfred, livery stable.
Potter Wm, cooper.
Patterson Freeborn, carpenter. Powers & Bratton, lawyers.
Rakestraw Oscar F, insurance. Reeves Wm & Co, jewelers. Richardson John, blacksmith. Russell House, Israel' Kemery, Pro- prietor.
Scoville Elsie, music teacher. Shank & Wells, grocers and lumber. Sheffer Win K, propr Angola Herald. Shepard Addie, music teacher.
Slade James H, grocer. Smith John C, bed spring mnfr.
Snyder Andrew J, blacksmith.
Snyder John W, hardware. Snyder Simon C, carriages, etc.
Sowle Adam W A, furniture.
Sowle Joseph A J, saloon. Squier Henry, saloon. Squier Mary, notions.
Squier Wm W, justice of the peace.
Stealy Jacob & Son, marble works.
Steuben Republican (Weekly), Ferrier, Rakestraw & Burnham, Proprie- tors.
Stevens Frank P, books and stationery. Stiefel J & Sons, general store.
Tri-State Normal College, Charles E Kircher, Pres ; Wm W Fer- rier, A M, Sec; Lawrence Gates, Treas ; .
Hugh D Wood, Pres Board of Trustees. Twichell W Homer, county recorder. Uhl W W & Co, clothing.
Waddington & Williamson, wind mill builders. Waller Wm H, physician.
Warner Jesse, agrl implements. Watson Wm J H, harness, etc. Waugh James E, dentist.
Weicht Wm C, physician.
Weicht & Son, planing mill and undertakers.
Weiss Leonard G, mer tailor.
Welch Rawson, woolen mill.
Welch Robert, stave mnfr.
Wells Sylvanus W, restaurant. Wells Wm, harnessmkr. .
Wheaton Harvey, plasterer. Wolford Walter M, tinner.
Wolverton I N Rev (Methodist).
Wood Hugh D, physician.
Woodhull & Brown, lawyers.
Work Addie, music teacher.
Work Bros, real estate.
Work Byron druggist.
Work Flora E, millinery.
Wickwire Josephine, millinery.
Wickwire Thomas S, marble works.
Williams Lyman R, county treasurer.
Williams Thomas B, physician.
Williamson & Co, hardware.
Wirick Henry, barber.
Zipfel Joseph, boots and shoes.
ANNAPOLIS. Is situated in Penn township, Parke county, 7 miles north of Rockville, the county seat and banking town, and 1} miles north of Bloomingdale, its shipping point, on the I D & S Ry. Population 370. Henry Snyder, postmaster. Atchison & Lee, pottery. Carty Ulrick F, blacksmith.
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