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Martin Thomas H, dentist.
Masters Marcus M, restaurant. Miller Abraham O, physician.
Mitzenburg Jacob, saloon.
Moore, Jones & Co, machinists.
Morris, Neff & Holloway, plow handle mnfrs.
Morris P & Son, flour mill.
Neal Charles F'S, civil engineer. Nealis James, loan agt. Newman John J, drugs.
Pedigo Joseph O, insurance and lawyer.
B. FELDMANN, Leavenworth, Ind.
Baker and Confectioner!
Thomas H. Westfall, SKIFF MAKER, LEAVENWORTH, INDIANA. Skiffs Kept in Stock and Made to Order at Reasonable Prices.
Mrs. Jennie Sauerheber !
FASHIONABLE MILLINER, Full Stock of Hats, Ribbons, Etc. Leavenworth, Ind.
On all matters pertaining to bard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. careful and prompt personal 29
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consult C. BRADFORD, 16 & 18 Hub- All business confidential, and given attention. (See adv.)
MINTURN & MINTURN 3/ ₸0. 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
PATENT SOLICITORS HAND BOOK FREE.
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
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Perkins Robert B, saw mill.
Perkins J H & Co, dry goods. Perkins & McDonald, meats. Perkins & Co, saw mill. Personett Wm, wagonmkr. Peters J S & Son, dry goods. Pierce John L, city attorney. Pimmell James E, grocer. Pimmel Julius W, lumber. Porter Albert G, physician. Porter John R, physician.
Powell John M, drugs. Reinhard Daniel, grocer. Reynolds Edward, hardware.
Rice Daniel A, agt C I St L & C.
Richey Charles W, grocer. Richey John E, propr Rose House.
Riley & Witt, grain elevator. Ritchie James N, grocer. Rose House, John E Richey, propr. Roselle Rose, dressmkr.
Ross John M, Justice and Collect- ing Agent.
Ruede Charles S, shoemkr.
Sanders Alfred J, grocer.
Schofield Joseph A, shoes. Schulmire John W, confectioner.
Scull D C, physician. Shulse Wm H, physician.
Shulse & Eaton, carriages and feed stable. Sims Henry, barber.
Small Thomas M, city street commissioner.
Smith George W, painter.
Smith Wm S, county commissioner.
Smith & Jones, physician.
Snow Frost, shoes and harness.
Sphar Anna, manager telephone exchange. Stephenson Wm H, dentist.
Stewart J C & Bro, planing mill.
Stokes Wilson R, lawyer.
Taylor James L, county commissioner.
Terhune Thomas J, judge 20th judicial cir- cuit.
Warren Albert T, county surveyor.
Watson Wm, painter.
Watts George H, blacksmith.
Wesner Christian S, lawyer.
Whitaker D S & Co, jewelers.
Wills George W, feed stable.
Wills Henry C, lawyer. Wills Mary, dressmkr.
Wilson Charles E, postmaster.
Wilson & Baker, dry goods, shoes and clothing. Witt Andrew L, confectioner.
Witt Solomon, broker. Worrell Elijah D, saloon. Wyncoop Cassius M, lawyer. Wysong Adolphus, hardware, etc. Zion Charles M, lawyer.
LEE. Is a recently established post- office, located on the C & I Air Line Div of the L N A & C Ry, in Monroe town-
ship, White county, 16 miles northwest of Monticello court house. Population 40. Nearest bank at Renssellaer. Ex, Am. Al- bert R Rishling, postmaster. " Anderson J, general store. Knite J K, painter.
Phillips Frank, carpenter.
Rishling & Anderson, Grain. Rishling A R, flour.
LEESBURGH. On the C W & M Ry, in Plain township, Kosciusko county, is located 6 miles west of Warsaw, the county seat and banking town. This is a thrifty incorporated town of 500 inhabi- tants, containing 2 churches-Methodist and Christian-1 hotel, 1 flour mill and 3 saw mills. Grain and live stock are the exports. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. W D Wood, postmaster.
Archibald E & Co, Dry Goods. Armington John, blacksmith.
Armington W F, blacksmith.
Armington & Sons, wagonmkrs.
Banta D R, furniture.
Baxter R C, tinner.
Beane C C, blacksmith.
Beatty & Son, meat market.
Berst & Zimmerman, grain and seeds.
Bicknell Jordan, saw mill and lumber.
Brown C L, saloon.
Brown D K, harnessmkr.
Chandler O J, notary public.
Crawford W J, auctioneer and flour mill.
Diehl E F, agrl implements.
Drake F, shoemkr.
Geyer A J, livery.
Hensley T, R R and ex agt.
Holderman W H, live stock. Hower John, General Store.
Johnson J H, physician.
Knight C, wagon mnfr. Lessing D H & Co, drugs.
Myers Frederick, saw and planing mill.
Noel J F, grain and seeds.
Parker J W, physician.
Peck C F, physician.
Rippey C D, live stock.
Potts W A, barber.
Piatt Cyrus, Hotel.
Sanderson Luna, dressmkr.
Shoonovor W R, physician.
Stanley H B & Co, Hardware, Ag- ricultural Implements and Grain. Stephenson & Crawford, live stock. Summay Wm, justice of the peace. Sutphen J D, restaurant and baker.
Wood W D, Druggist and Grocer. Work G B Rev (Methodist). Zimmerman Wm & Co, general store.
LEESVILLE. 5 miles north of Fort Ritner, its shipping point, on the O & M Ry, contains 200 inhabitants, graded
PAPER PULLEYS Save your POWER, BELTING and OIL.
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Will do work where Metal Pulleys fail. noWrite for prices. AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO., 114 and 116 South Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
THOS. C. DAY & CO.
KLoan Money upon Farms on Favorable Terms. 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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school, Methodist, Baptist and Christian churches. It is situated in Flinn town- ship, Lawrence county, 12 miles southeast of Bedford court house. W H Smith, postmaster. Allen Micajah, painter. Consalus John, blacksmith. Critchlow Edward, tailor. Foster N, carpenter. Hill Jacob, dentist.
Holland W R, General Store and Saddler.
Holman M, flour mill. Lemmon Frank, flour mill. McAfee J D, blacksmith. Newkirk D, cabinetmkr. Smith S W, physician.
Smith W H, General Store and Phy- sician. Thomas Robert, hotel. Walters Henry, hotel. Wilson John, blacksmith.
LEIPSIC. Locally known as Lan- caster, is a village and station on the L N A & C Ry, situated in Northeast township, Orange county, 12 miles northeast of Paoli, the county seat. Nearest bank at Mitchell, distant 10 miles. Population 125. Wheat, produce and lumber comprise its shipments. Ex, L N A & C. H Monyhan, postmaster. Highdon C, justice of the peace.
Hunt F P, physician.
Matthews J H, blacksmith.
Monyhan H, General Store, Railroad and Express Agent. Monyhan J T, live stock. Oldham J, saw mill.
Reed Jonah G, general store and hotel. Walker J C, shoemkr.
LEITER'S FORD. Settled in 1840, is a station on the C & A R R, located in Aubbeenaubbee township, Fulton coun- ty, on Tippecanoe river, 10 miles northwest of Rochester, the county seat and banking town. It has 30 inhabitants, and ships live stock and grain. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. Daniel Biddinger, postmaster. Christ R B, flour mill. Gisinger Harmon, blacksmith. Hill J, carpenter. Leister Jacob, flour mill. Meredith M P Rev (Baptist). Overmyer B F, physician. Sexton J F, General Store. Sheppard & Denison, elevator. Walters Michael, wagonmkr. Zuck L W, saw mill.
LENA. Is in Jackson township, Parke county, on the I & St L R R, 18 miles southeast of Rockville, the county seat, 10 west of Greencastle, the location of nearest
bank, and 49 west of Indianapolis, with a population of 200. The village supports Methodist and Christian churches. Ex, Am. T N Stokes, postmaster. Bruner Benjamin, stove mnfr.
Clark A J, live stock.
Cochran J B, drugs and grocer. Day Lewis, carpenter.
Eaglesfield Wm, R R agt.
Eaglesfield & Vinzant, General - Store. Girton J, justice.
Girton Wm, shoemkr.
Hansell D H, physician.
Matteson E J, flour mill.
Milligan J A, physician.
Monroe S J, saloon.
Rawley W S, grocer.
Stokes T N, General Store.
Welch J A, physician.
White W H, saw mill.
LEO. Locally called Hamilton, is a thrifty village of 250 inhabitants, located in Cedar Creek township, Allen county, 13 miles northeast of Fort Wayne, the county seat, banking town and usual place of shipment. Daily stage to St Joe and Fort Wayne; fare to either place 50 cents. Catholic, Dunkard and Methodist churches are sustained. A C Stewart, postmaster. Brooks Jay, harnessmkr.
Dauglap J W, hotel. Dever John, flour mill.
Fink Jacob, wagonmkr.
Fink John, blacksmith.
Kasmier John, wagonmkr.
Lindsey C W, justice of the peace.
Maxfield & Co, flour mill.
Muller V H, general store.
Muller Frank, planing mill and lumber.
Myers James, druggist.
Myers Nelson, lawyer.
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Schowpf John, saloon.
Stevick & Hollopiter, saw mill and lumber.
Stewart A C, General Store.
Swanston Wm, physician.
Tuetwein Joseph, shoemkr.
LEOPOLD. Is a growing village of 300 inhabitants, located in township of same name, Perry county, 20 miles northeast of Cannelton, the county seat. Nearest bank at Tell City, distant 18 miles. Tri-weekly stage connection with Rono, its shipping point, 7 miles east on the Ohio river. Pro- duce is marketed. Mary Patrick, post- master.
Belva John, blacksmith.
Casper M F & Bro, general store.
Cody T F, General Store. Cody & Yaggi, wagonmkrs. Gennet John F & Son, flour mill. Graves Andrew, general store.
KING & ELDER
SIDEBOARDS, EVERYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LINE. 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Marshall Victor, Justice. Meunier Joseph, general store. Patrick Mary, General Store. Salbridge Wm, flour mill. Velcin Charles, distiller. Ward Peter, wagonmkr.
Yaggie Victor, hotel and shoemkr. Yaggie & Goffinet, saloon.
LEROY. Is located in Winfield township, Lake county, on the P C & St L Ry, 6 miles southeast of Crown Point, the county seat and banking town. The vil- lage was formerly called Cassville, and con- tains 60 inhabitants. Hay and live stock are shipped at the rate of 30 car loads per month. Ex, Adams. Samuel Love, post- master.
Beach A H, blacksmith.
Beach S L, R R and ex agt.
Blood A E, shoemkr. Green A Z, general store.
Hoffman Peter, wagonmkr.
Love Samuel & Sons, General Store and Hay.
Sharburne J W, carpenter.
Wilson Bros, hay and grain.
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LETT'S CORNER. Is a station and postoffice on V G & R Br C I St L & C R R, located in Sand Creek township, De- catur county, 9 miles southwest of Greens- burgh, the county seat and banking town. 1 Baptist church is sustained by a pop- ulation of 100, $350 worth of grain, live stock and lumber are shipped each month. Adams Ex. M U Tel. T J Clark, post- master.
Adams J S, General Store. Burkman John, barber.
Clark T J, General Store and Express Agent.
Davis Wm, live stock.
Jordon A E, saddles and harness.
Jordon John N, shoemkr.
Kesling J D, grocer.
Logan A A, photographer.
Miller Abraham, blacksmith.
Miller A R, cigar mnfr.
Mitchell & Davis, grain elevator. Parker J J, carpenter. Scott James, saw mill.
Stout J H, live stock.
Turner G K, dry goods. Warland W L, saw mill.
LETTSVILLE. Is a rural postoffice, located on Prairie creek, in Washington township, Daviess county, 4 miles north of Washington court house, which supplies it with shipping and banking facilities. It has stage route to Plainsville, Owl Prairie, Newberry, Cornettsville and Epsom. H Himburg, postmaster and general store.
LEWIS CREEK. Is a postoffice and station on the C C Br of the J M & I R R, located in Washington township, Shelby county, 8 miles south of Shelbyville, the county seat and banking town. It con- tains 80 inhabitants and a Methodist. church. Adams Ex. A P Carter, post- master.
Alexander I B, blacksmith.
Carter A P, General Store and Express. Agent.
Clayton Isaac, justice. Hawkins Samuel D Rev (Methodist).
Higgins J N, R R agt. Prime W W, wagonmkr.
Raynes J D, physician.
Spurlin & Nadin, grain.
Walton E B Rev (Methodist).
Watson Thomas J, cooper.
LEWISVILLE. Is a growing in- corporated town of 600 inhabitants, located on the C St L & P Ry, in Franklin town- ship, Henry county, 10 miles south of New Castle, the county seat and banking town, 43 east of Indianapolis, and 25 west of Richmond. This is one of the most im- portant horse markets in the State, being noted for superior road horses; a large num- ber of fine horses are always to be found training here on the } mile track, which is. said to be the best in Indiana. . Lewisville was incorporated in 1842, and is supplied with Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a graded school, 1 hotel-the Caldwell House -- 1 planing mill, cooper shop, saw and flour mills. Grain and live stock are the chief exports. Adams Ex. W U Tel. Wm L. Houston, postmaster.
Baker George W, Breeder of Bees and Fancy Poultry, and Dealer in
Apiarian Supplies. ; (See adv, page 453.), Ball Euphema Mrs, dressmkr. Bartlett & Bartlett, physicians.
Bartlett & Bartlett, general store.
Black & Elliott, blacksmiths.
Brown & Bollmeyer, druggists.
Caldwell Benjamin, Proprietor Caldwell House.
Callahan B F, carpenter.
Campbell Carey, shoemkr.
Camplin John F, carriagemkr.
Coltrain & Phillips, livery.
Conrad George W, justice of the peace ..
Cregor Theodore, barber.
Fenstamaker Dayton H, harnessmkr.
Gilbert John J, live stock. Gosnell Joseph A, boots and shoes.
Gouldsbary Truman, confectioner.
Guerin John B, R R and ex agt. Guerin Thornton L, dry goods.
Guyer O K, physician.
Hall Olive Mrs, milliner.
Hall Thomas W, clothing boots and shoes .-
War Claims
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PAY, ALLOWANCES, LAND WARRANTS, ETC., Collected by W. H. CORBALEY, Attorney at Law, 42 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 005-22 years experience. Rejected and increase Pensions a Specialty.
PATENTS bring in MONEY to Inventors, Fortunes in little inventions ; If you have invented anything come and see me, Delays are often dangerous.
CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, 36 North Delaware Street, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Hollingsworth Charles B, grocer. Hool Benjamin, painter. Houston William L, Postmaster.
Houston & Cranor, grocers. Hume George A, furniture and hardware. Jameison S A Rev (Presbyterian). Johnston Edwin L, shoemkr.
and lumber Ex, O & M. Tel, W U. Alex- ander W Amick, postmaster. Ahlors M A Mrs, milliner. Amick Alexander W, Postmaster. Amick S P, general store. Amick James, justice of the peace. Amick S Mrs, stoves and tinware.
LEWIS. Formerly known as Centre- ville, is a thrifty village of 350 inhabitants, located in Pierson township, Vigo county, 18 miles southeast of Terre Haute, the county seat and banking town. Pimento, 9 miles west, on the E & T H R R, is its shipping station. R H Cochran, post- master.
Beckwith J O, physician. Bledsoe David & Son, saw and flour mill. Boston J H & M S, live stock. Bowman W P, blacksmith. Chapman Wm, justice.
Cochran R H, General Store. Cochran Sallie, milliner. Criss Bros, saloon.
Cummins Bros, general store. Dunn J L, wagonmkr. Givens C C, physician. Gosnell M, saloon. Harrold Jesse S, blacksmith. Houts Jacob, cabinetmkr.
Kennedy T W, physician. Mahan W A, blacksmith.
Osborn John, shoemkr. Payne R J, carpenter.
Payne W T, wagonmkr. Sills Preston, shoemkr. Singhurse Sylvester, carpenter. Smock J K, drugs.
Stock Charles G, undertaker.
Stock Louis K, physician.
Woods J N, carpenter.
Richmond Brass and Babbitt Works!
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JOHN H. WOOLER,
-MANUFACTURER OF-
Babbitt Metals and Solders,
1018 Main Street, - - RICHMOND, IND.
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Write for Circular.
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Session of 1884-'85 begins Oct. 14, 1884 and continues twenty-four weeks.
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CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Marshall Victor, Justice.
Meunier Joseph, general store.
Patrick Mary, General Store. Salbridge Wm, flour mill. Velcin Charles, distiller. Ward Peter, wagonmkr. Yaggie Victor, hotel and shoemkr.
LEWIS CREEK. Is a postoffice and station on the C C Br of the J M & I R R, located in Washington township, Shelby county, 8 miles south of Shelbyville, the county seat and banking town. It con- tains 80 inhabitants and a Methodist. church. Adams Ex. A P Carter, post-
Turner G K, dry goods. Warland W L, saw mill.
LETTSVILLE. Is a rural postoffice, located on Prairie creek, in Washington township, Daviess county, 4 miles north of Washington court house, which supplies it with shipping and banking facilities. It has stage route to Plainsville, Owl Prairie, Newberry, Cornettsville and Epsom. H Himburg, postmaster and general store.
Conrad George W, justice of the peace. Cregor Theodore, barber. Fenstamaker Dayton H, harnessmkr. Gilbert John J, live stock. Gosnell Joseph A, boots and shoes. Gouldsbary Truman, confectioner. Guerin John B, R R and ex agt. Guerin Thornton L, dry goods. Guyer O K, physician. Hall Olive Mrs, milliner. Hall Thomas W, clothing boots and shoes ..
War Claims. I
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PAY, ALLOWANCES, LAND WARRANTS, ETC., Collected by W. H. CORBALEY, Attorney at Law, 42 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 095-22 years experience. Rejected and increase Pensions a Specialty.
PATENTS bring in MONEY to Inventors, Fortunes in little inventions ; If you have invented anything come and see me, Delays are often dangerous.
CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, 36 North Delaware Street, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LEX 453
Hollingsworth Charles B, grocer. Hool Benjamin, painter. Houston William L, Postmaster.
Houston & Cranor, grocers. Hume George A, furniture and hardware. Jameison S A Rev (Presbyterian). Johnston Edwin L, shoemkr.
Keller John C, druggist. Kettner Paul, cooper. Lewis Wm H, flour mill.
Marble M S Rev (Methodist).
Martin James R, live stock. Potter Clinton S, confectioner.
Potter Sarah, dressmkr.
Reynolds C W, sewing machines.
Reynolds Wm, livery.
Russell Robert M, justice ofthe peace. Saunders & Chestnut, meat market.
Smith R R & Son, planing mill. Smith & Rogers, physicians. Snyder A M Mrs, milliner.
Wanee John A, saw mill. Wilson & Harper, blacksmiths.
LEXINGTON. A prosperous vil- lage of 600 inhabitants, located in Lexing- ton township, Scott county, on L Div O & M Ry, 10 miles southeast of Scottsburgh, the county seat, and 30 north of Louisville. It has Presbyterian, Christian and Metho- dist churches, and exports grain, live stock
and lumber Ex, O & M. Tel, W U. Alex- ander W Amick, postmaster. Ahlors M A Mrs, milliner.
Amick Alexander W, Postmaster. Amick S P, general store.
Amick James, justice of the peace.
Amick S Mrs, stoves and tinware.
Brandriff Charles, blacksmith.
Brandriff Wm, blacksmith.
Campbell F M, general store.
Campbell F M & Bro, agrl implements.
Colvin H, blacksmith.
Conner John W, insurance.
Davis Solomon, physician.
Foster Frank, hardware and insurance.
Gitty M V, flour mill.
Gladden J, general store.
Glendy David, saw mill.
Green Wm E, physician.
Guynn Wm, carpenter.
Hall James, saw mill.
Hall & Campbell, undertakers.
- Hardy H S, Saw Mill.
Henning Robert, physician.
Hollenbeck Frank, carpenter.
Hough Alexander, carpenter.
James John, live stock.
Lanahan Colie F, justice of the peace.
Loftus T, R R and ex agt.
Lothorp A H, physician and general store.
Malick John, general store.
GEO. W. BAKER,
BREEDER AND SHIPPER OF
ITALIAN BEES, QUEENS,
And 13 Varieties of Land and Water Fowls.
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Write for Circular.
LEWISVILLE,
IND.
PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA.
Session of 1884-'85 begins Oct. 14, 1884 and continues twenty-four weeks.
BOYD'S
MEDICATED CREAM, For Skin Diseases.
The Surest and Cleanest Cure for Itch, Scald- head, Blotches, Scales and Pustules. B. H. BOYD, LAFAYETTE, IND.
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Montgomery L D, carpenter.
Morgan J B, livery.
Paswater G, druggist. Paswater T M, barber. Ricketts Mary, milliner.
Ried T J, painter.
Ross Thomas, hotel. Shearer & Mace, brick and tile mnfrs. Sipe & Wells, general store. Smith Perry, saloon.
Storan Michael, saloon.
Storan P, saloon. Stratton Wm, jeweler. Stratton James, shoemkr. Vest F M, general store. Wilson Josie, hotel.
LIBER. Once known as College Cor- nerr, is located in Wayne township, Jay county, on the Salamonie river, 2 miles southeast of Portland, the county seat, banking town and spipping point. A pop- ulation 150 supports an Evangelical church. Thomas Towle, postmaster.
Bosworth Thomas, lawyer. Towle Thomas, grocer.
LIBERTY. The county seat of Union county, is a pleasant town of 1,200 inhabitants, located on the C H & I R R, 72 miles southeast of Indianapolis, and 50 northwest of Cincinnati. This is quite a business place and has a large local trade. It contains 4 churches-Presbyte- rian, Methodist, Christian and Catholic- a graded school and opera house, 2 hotels and national bank. 2 weekly newspa- pers are sustained, the Union County News and Liberty Herald. The chief industries in manufacture include 2 flour mills, 2 stone quarries, cooper shop, saw mill, brick yard and agricultural implement works. Grain and live stock are the prin- cipal shipments. U S Ex. W U Tel. C W Stiver, postmaster. Atkinson & Fry, blacksmiths.
Ballinger & Bro, dry goods.
Beaver David, physician and drugs. Bertch & Wilson, hardware.
Bowers Winfield T, wall paper.
Brenizer David, county treasurer. Brown L L & A, dry goods.
Bunting Victoria A, dressmkr.
Burt Henry J, sewing machines.
Byram Silas D, Proprietor Central Hotel. Caffey Joseph, jeweler. Caffey & Addleman, flour mill.
Central Hotel, Silas D Byram, Pro- prietor, opposite n w cor of Public Square, 1 square from Depot. Churchman Thomas, barber. Clark J & Co, blacksmiths.
Commercial Hotel, Joel T Ham, propr.
Connaway Joseph W, lawyer.
Cooper Marion, painter.
Cooper Newton A, drugs. Coughlin George E, dentist. Coughlin & Gleason, milliners.
Crist & Leviston, hardware, etc.
Cully Levi P, clothing and dry goods.
Davis Albert, lawyer. Dawson Sisters, dressmkrs.
Deacon George, wagonmkr.
Dunbar David M, insurance.
Duvall & Bowlan, milliners.
Ernst Parker, painter.
Evans Thomas D, lawyer.
Farley Patrick, stone quarries.
Farlow George A, stoves and furniture.
Filer A C, live stock.
Fosdick Albert C, physician.
Fosdick W A & Co, furniture.
Frankel Jacob, general store.
Freeman Albert M, livery.
Freeman I & Sons, lumber.
Galbaugh John R, billiards.
Grove John L, county sheriff and dentist.
Ham Henry C, agt C H & I R R and WU Tel. 1
Ham Joel T, propr Commercial Hotel.
Hayden & Co, drugs. Henderson James W, shoemkr.
Hiestand & Murphy, grocers.
Houss Charles, meat market.
Hughes Charles E, grocer. Johnson James H, justice of the peace. Jones Matha M, milliner. Jones & Freeman, blacksmiths. Keffer Wm O, county clerk.
Kell Solomon D, physician.
Kennedy Lorn N, mer tailor.
Kennedy & Keffer, proprs Union County News.
Kuhn Samuel, brick mnfr.
Landis Joseph, jeweler and organs.
Leonard John J, county surveyor.
Leonard S W & Son, grain.
Liberty Herald, Charles W Stivers, Proprietor. Low Charles A, saloon. 1
Low Wm B, lime, plaster and cement.
McFadden John, photographer.
Macy John B, justice and insurance. 1 Mitchell George W, barber.
Mitchell John R, lawyer.
Moore Henry H, physician.
Morgan Joel T, livery stable.
Morris James A, physician.
O'Toole James, marble works.
Osborne Clarence W, county sup. Peters George W Mrs, florist.
Peters Henry C, county coroner.
Peters H C & Bro, stoves and tinware.
Pierson David S, mer tailor.
Pierson E B & Co, drugs.
Pierce & Beard, meats.
Richards & Butler, flour mill.
M. S. HUEY & SON
BEE HIVE PLANING MILL 73 Pendleton Avenue, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. For Brewers and Packers. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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Ross & Fosdick, grocers.
Ross & Maxwell, live stock. Rude Bros Manufacturing Co, mnfrs agrl implements. Ryan Philip J, grocer. Shafer Amos M, carpenter. Sharp Holmes C, grain. Shepler James M, saw mill. Shriner Henry, carriagemkr.
Shriner Wallace W, physician. Sigler George A, physician.
Slade Powell, saw mill and justice. Smith Corydon W, county recorder.
Snyder Daniel T, county auditor. Snyder & Templeton, dry goods. Stanford Leland H, lawyer.
Stevens Wm H, stone quarry and justice. Stewart Wm, cooper.
Stivers Charles W, Postmaster and Proprietor Liberty Herald.
Struble George W, carpenter.
Swift Ferdinand S, judge 37th judicial cir- cuit. Thomas Joseph A, billiards. Thompson Eugene C, physician. Tremble Joshua, tailor. Union County National Bank (capital .. $50,000); James E Morris, pres; Henry Husted, cash.
Union County News, Kennedy & Keffer, proprs.
Walt Edward F, Proprietor the O K Bakery and Confectionery and Res- taurant.
Walton John M, shoes. Williams Phrone, dressmkr. Winslow John, barber. Winters Murray A, saloon. Yaryan Edward H, blacksmith. Zuttermeister Charles, baker.
LIBERTY CENTRE. On line of the T C & St L R R, in township of same name, Wells county, is a village of 300 inhabitants, located 6 miles southwest of Bluffton, the county seat and location of nearest bank. 1 Baptist church is sus- tained and grain, live stock, lumber and produce exported. Am and U S Ex. W U Tel. R W Croadale, postmaster. Carrell Benjamin, R R agt. Cloud N, wagonmkr. Cole C J, saw mill. Evans J T, general store.
Fox J B, meat market and live stock. Garrett F W, Physician. Jackson SJ, grain. Jackson & Jackson, drain tile mnfrs. Johnson A J, grocer. Johnson H J, barber. King Bros, General Store. King & Son, flour mill. Morgan John, carpenter. Morrison J A, physician.
Ramsey & Jones, blacksmiths.
Ramseyer George M, justice of the peace. Rinear E M, drugs. Rinear J W, justice. Rinehart & Co, saw mill. Smithson Wm, shoemkr.
Turpin Thomas, hotel and ex agt. Wallace David, shoemkr.
LIBERTRY MILLS. Is located in Chester township, Wabash county, on Eel river and E R Div W St L & P Ry," 18 miles northeast of Wabash, the county seat. Nearest bank at North Manchester, distant 3 miles. 1 flour mill derives power from the river. Lumber, grain, flour and live stock are exported. Its churches are Lutheran and Methodist. Pacific Ex. Nel- lie Martin, postmaster.
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