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Adams Express Co, H L Troxel, agt, 318. 4th.
Adamson Charles E, Soitcitor of Patents, Engraving and Printing, 208 4th. (See adr.) Adrian J A, physician, 4th.
THE PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA Gives more for the Money than any College in the West.
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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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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER LOG
Advertiser (Daily), Burrow & Long- well, Proprietors, 309 4th. (See adv, page 467.)
Alford Corrington L (L A Alford & Son, 425 5th.
Alford L A & Son, Manufacturers of Cigars, Fine Cut Chewing and Smok- ing Tobaccos, 425 5th.
Allen Thomas, lawyer, 212 4th.
American Express Co, H L Troxel, agt, 318 4th.
American Normal College,
J Fraise Richard, Pres, n end Sycamore. (See adv.)
Anderson Edward W,livery, Wall, nr Pearl. Armstrong Aaron G, Physician, cor Broadway and 3d.
Arnold Wm, cooper, S S.
Ash & Hadley, Upholsterers, Mnfrs and Dealers in Furniture, Parlor Suits, Lambrequins and Bedding, 425 and 427 Market.
Ashworth Bros, laundry, 322 Broadway. Atlee Edwin A, saloon, 418 3d.
Baldwin Daniel P, lawyer, 208 4th. Ballard John W, physician, 100 Market. Ballard & Cline, druggists, 326 Market. Banta H J, physician, Postoffice Block. Barnard & Son, bakers, 402 Market.
Barnes Thomas C, millstone dresser, Wash- ington, W S.
Barnett Atwater C, Proprietor Barnett's New Hotel, s w Market and 2d. Barnett, Kessling & Penrose, agrl imple- ments, 519 Broadway.
Barnett's New Hotel, A C Bar- nett, Proprietor, s w cor Market and 2d. Barnhart J & Son, stoves, etc, 422 Broad- way.
Barron Napoleon B, lawyer, 310 Broadway. Bell George W, bookseller, 406 Broadway. Bevan, Wm H, coal, etc, 5th and North. Bingleben & Flanegin, stoves, 312 Market. Black Luther C, shoes, 302 Market.
Blair J M, physician, 4th.
Bliss Edward B, meat market, 423 12th. Boerger Frederick, wagonmkr, S S.
Booth Burrel W, tailor, 406} Broadway. Boswell Charles, saloon, 517 12th. Bower Jacob, saloon, opp Wabash depot. Bringhurst W Henry, druggist, 308 Market. Brockman Peter, confectioner, Canal. Brookmeyer Henry, grocer, 416 3d.
Brookmeyer Henry Jr, grocer, 430 Broad- way.
Brooks Bryant, barber, Pearl.
Brooks James, barber, 322 Broadway. Brown Adelia, milliner, 327 Market. Brown J & Son, shoes, 328 Market. Bruggaman Wm Mrs, milliner, 418 Market. Bruner Henry, shoes and agrl implements, 324 Market.
Buchanan Andrew B, physician, 302} Market.
Burgman Wm, saloon, S S. Burgman & Bro, grocers, 15th.
Burns P & Bro, saloon, 6th and North.
Burrow & Longwell, Editors and . Proprietors Daily Advertiser, 309 4th. (See adv, page 467.)
Busjahn Bros, druggists, 308 4th. Busjahn F A, physician, 308 4th.
Busjahn & Asmus, blacksmiths, 6th and Eel River.
Byrne Andrew, music teacher, cor Osage and Wheatland, W S.
Cady Nelson W, physician, 516 Broadway. Caffrey M & Co, grocers, 410 Market.
Campbell G W & Bro, furniture, 518 Broad- way.
Carter Wm H H, meats, Market nr 3d.
Castle & Hamilton, grocers, cor Chippewa and Sycamore.
Castle & Herd, saloon, 412 Broadway.
Chappelow John A, lawyer, 218 4th,
Chord A M, physician, Postoffice Block.
Church Charles H, jeweler, 508 Broadway. Clossen Seymour M, insurance agt, 1 Post- office Block.
Coleman Asa, physician, 321 3d.
Conrad Barnhart, saloon, 502 Broadway. Conway Peter, restaurant, 420 Broadway. Cooke Aldron S, real estate, 312} Broadway. Cornell Wm, junk, 216 6th.
Cowgill Nathan C, Eclectic Phy- sician; Chronic Diseases a Specialty ; Sycamore W S.
Craig Joseph S, mer tailor, 318 Broadway. Crain Joseph E, carpenter, Berkley.
Crawford Isaac N, hardware, 426 Broad- way.
Cronise Charles T, Mnfr of the White Cottage Organ, and Dealer in Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, etc, 521 Broadway.
Culbertson Mary, hair, 419 Broadway.
Cullen & Co, druggist, 405 Broadway. Culp & Reed, barbers, Market.
Cushman Henry C, dentist, 429 Broadway. Daily Advertiser, Burrow & Long- well, Editors and Proprietors, 309 4th. (See adv, page 467.)
Daniels Elmore S, lawyer, 212} 4th.
Davys Nathaniel I, confectioner, 431 Mar- ket.
Day James A, tinsmith, 529 12th.
Day John, publr Deutsche Zeitung, 221 4th.
Day Nichols, saloon, 633 12th.
Deboo John, blacksmith, 520 North.
Deckard Stephen J, grocer, 214 6th.
DeFord & Mehaffie, meat market, 202 6th. DeHaven Elver, saloon, 412 3d. DeLameter Fred L, meat market, 428 3d.
Delzell David E, dentist, 412 Market. DeMoss & Skinner, hatters, 405 Pearl. Dewenter & Co, hats, 303 4th.
De Witt D C, vet surgeon, 423 3d. Deyo Leroy H, druggist, 418 Broadway.
PRINTING Binding and Blank Book Making, CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Southeast Corner Circle and Meridian Streets. . INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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AMERICAN
NORMAL COLLEGE,
LOGANSPORT, -
- IND.
A Modern, Thorough, Practical
-AND-
Progressive Institution.
9 Important Advantages :
1. Superior Railroad facilities.
2. Best independent Normal Building in the West.
3. Finest Site and Grounds in the State.
4. Pure Atmosphere, Cool Shade, and Clear Spring Water.
5. Airy Sleeping Rooms, and Superior Dining and Reciting Rooms.
6. Superior Instruction, Instructive Lectures, and Interesting Enter- , tainments.
7. Facilities for Croquet and Boating.
J. FRAISE RICHARD, - - President.
SEE NEXT PAGE.]
I. CALENDAR.
With decreased expenses and increased facilities, next year will open Tuesday, August 26th, 1884, and will have five terms-four of ten weeks each and one of six-commencing respectively : (1) Au- gust 26, 1884; (2) November 4, 1884; (3) January 13, 1885; (4) March 24, 1885; (5) June 1, 1885.
2. GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
The campus is a natural grove of twelve acres, overlooking the city, and lying 142 feet above Eel river. It is supplied with refreshing shade, and crystal spring water having healthful medicinal qualities. The building, costing $80,000 in 1870, is a model of strength and architectuml beauty. It is supplied with capacious halls and offices, large and beautiful sleeping, dining and recitation rooms, and every facility for a comfortable college home. It is acknowledged to be the finest school property in the State.
3. COURSES OF STUDY.
PREPARATORY, TEACHERS', BUSINESS, MUSICAL, ELOCUTIONARY, PHONOGRAPHIC, SCIENTIFIC and CLASSIC. These courses are carefully arranged and, properly completed, prepare thoroughly for the great life-work.
4. WORK EACH TERM.
In many Institutions students can enter only at the opening of the school year. Here they can enter at any time, and find beginning, advanced and review classes in Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Grammar, Rhetoric, Geography, Physiology, History, Latin, Book-keeping, Music, Elocution and Lit- erature. When called for, classes will be organized in Greek, Trigonometry, Philosophy, Logic and Criticism. Every grade of students can be accommodated.
5. NEW INSTRUCTORS.
(1) PROF. I. E. WILSON AND WIFE, of Iowa, both classical graduates, will be instructors in the Literary Department next year.
(2) MRS. MAUD BARNETT, trained in the Boston Conservatory of Music, will have charge of Voice, Organ and Piano. She is a highly skilled instructor, and will give the best of satisfaction.
(3) MISS TRESSA CROCKER, an accomplished and experienced instructor from Boston, will teach Elocution, both in classes and privately. Those desiring to become good readers and speakers will act wisely to join her classes.
(4) WILSON R. BERRY, teacher of Drawing and Painting, has few equals in the West. He has traveled over the continent, sketching from nature for the leading metropolitan journals.
(5) JOHN R. O'CONNOR, Circuit Court Reporter, will organize classes in Phonography. He gives the best satisfaction.
(6) J. V. ZARTMAN, lately in charge of a Business School in New Albany, will teach Penman- ship and Book-keeping.
6. EXPENSES.
(1) TUITION in Preparatory, Business, Teachers', Scientific and Classic Departments, $10 per term of ten weeks; $19 in advance for two terms, or to two members of same family one term; $27 in ad- vance for three terms, or three relatives for one term; $34 in advance for four terms, or four relatives for one term, $38 in advance for forty-six weeks.
(2) BOARD-Club, $1.50 per week; private, $2.50 to $3.50 per week.
(3) RENT of furnished room, 50 cents per week.
1@$30 in advance pays Tuition, Room Rent and Board for ten weeks.
7. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
HALL'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, successfully conducted in this city during the past thirteen years, has been purchased and consolidated with the Normal College. It will be conducted on the actual Business plan. With its full equipment it will give excellent facilities for business training. Tuition $10 per term of ten weeks. Send for circulars.
S. ACKNOWLEDGED ADVANTAGES POSSESSED BY THE AMERICAN NORMAL COLLEGE.
(1) Superior railroad facilities. (2) Best site and building of any independent school in the West. (3) Superior courses of study. (4) Superior rooms for sleeping and boarding purposes. (5) Special literary culture in classes and societies. (6) Superior instruction in all departments. (7) Healthful- ness of location. (8) Faithful care of students in case of sickness. (9) Furnishing of Elocution, Book- keeping, Penmanship and Vocal Music to all regular students without extra charge. (10) Graduation at close of any term which satisfactorily completes a course of study, thus saving both time and money to student. (11) Superior boarding arrangements under our personal control. (12) Personal attention and interest of teachers, who all live in College building.
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nG"Let all who seek to take a course of study, partial or complete, communicate with us. We are prepared to give superior inducements. Address
[SEE PRECEDING PAGE.]
J. FRAISE RICHARD, President.
THE KING'
THREE AND FIVE-HOED
ONE-HORSE GRAIN DRILL
IMPROVED FOR 1884.
Positive Forced Feed .. Can be Regulated to Show any Quantity Without change of Gear.
KING
DRILL
FOR DRILLING WHEAT, RYE BARLEY
IN STANDING CORN OR FALLOW GROUND.
Manufactured by
KING DRILL CO.,
Logansport, Indiana.
Correspondence Solicited.
GENUINE HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE.
"@Gentlemen, ask your Dealer for them, they will please you. Geo. S. Dwinnell, Western Agent, Indianapolis.
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER LOG
Diehl Louis & Son, grocers, 410 3d. Dodds John F, lawyer, 204 4th. Dolan Wm & Co, grocers, 307 3d. Donaldson A N, photographer, 401 Broad- way.
Douglass James M, agrl implements, 500 Broadway.
Downham Samuel, wood, Vine W S.
Dreyer Gustav, grocer, Chippewa.
Dreyer John, grocer, 1401 Broadway. Dunkle Bros, oils, etc, 517 Broadway.
Dunn John, grocer, 425 3d.
Dykeman, Wilson & Taber, lawyers, 204} 4th.
Eckert John, saloon, 222 Market.
Elliott Joseph M, blacksmith, Court.
Elliott, Shroyer & Co, Whole- sale Grocers, 313 and 315 Broadway.
Elpers J B & Co, druggists, 304 Market. Enyart Bros, Bottlers of Mineral Waters, Champagne Cider, Little Daisy, Ginger Ale and Buffalo Mead, cor 7th and Race.
Eversole Henry C, jeweler, 424 Broadway. Fansler David N, physician, 213 Broad- way.
Fansler & Gray, lawyers, 212} 4th.
Fender George W, justice, 210} 4th.
Ferguson John D, baker, 317 Market.
Fickle & Funk, lawyers, 222 4th.
Finegan Arthur, blacksmith.
First National Bank (capital $230,000) ; Andrew J Murdock, pres ; W W Ross, cash ; 314 4th.
Fisk & Markey, insurance agts, 410 Broad- wav.
Fitzgerald & Foley, grocers, 228 Market.
Flanagan George W, agrl implements, 200 6th.
Foreman George, shoes, 230 Market.
Foreman Milton, restaurant, 522 Broadway. Forgy George B, loans, 210 4th. Forner Samuel, saloon, 422 3d. Fornoff Michael, barber, 416 4th.
Frank Harry, clothing, 309 4th.
Frank Martin, clothing, 300 Market.
Frazee Moses R, dry goods, 418 Broadway. Fuller John W, harnessmkr, 320 Market. Garety John, shoemkr, 324 North. Garigan Michael, blacksmith, 3d and Eel. Geiger Bros, cigar mnfrs, 310 Market.
Geppinger Jacob E, Mnfr, Whole- sale and Retail Dealer in Cigars and. Tobacco, 427 12th. Geyer Louisa, saloon, 6th and High. Gloss Andrew, saloon, 206 Pearl
Goldey Joseph, meat market, 15th and Spear.
Gordon Moses M, deputy internal revenue collector, 1 Postoffice Block.
Goring John, musical instruments, W S. Gottselig John, shoemkr, 4th and Market. Grace Wm & Co, clothing, 316 Market. Graf John, saloon, 427 5th.
Graffis Wm M, shoes, 312 4th.
Graham David B, lawyer, 220 4th. Gray John, dry goods, 323 4th.
Greenfelder Eli, clothing, 315 Market. Grelle & Carney, insurance, 220 4th. Griner Martin, barber, 407 4th.
Gripe David, photographer, 510 Broadway. Gross Frederick, wagonmkr, 128 6th. Grusenmeyer Anthony, blacksmith, S S. Hagenbuck, Parker & Co, planing mill, cor Spear and Berkley.
Haigh George W, grocer, Sycamore and Front.
Hale Charles E, lawyer, 208 4th.
Hall Edwin A, principal Hall's Business College, Market and Pearl.
Hall & O'Donald, Printers, Sta- tioners and Blank Book Mnfrs, 200 and 202 4th. (See adv.)
Hallaman Joseph, physician, 4th and Broadway.
Hamaker Charles F, carriage mnfr, S S.
Hanawalt Valentine!C, druggist, 313 3d.,
Haney Wm E, notary, 318 Pearl.
Haney Wm W, loans, 411 Broadway.
Hanna Charles M, notions, 415 Broadway.
Hanson Antoine, grocer, 424 3d.
Hanson Niels, junk, 420 3d.
Hardy & Metzger, linseed oil mnfrs, S S.
Harvey Wm F H, operator and ticket agt, Vandalia line.
Harwood Frank, mer tailor, 311 Market. Hattery Hiram D, physician, 319 3d. Hauk Dio A, jeweler, 406 Broadway. Hecht Jordan, clothing, 405 Market. Heenan Martin, saloon, 417 Market. Heiden Henry, saloon, 325 Market. Helms Benjamin, shoemkr, 226 6th. Henderson J W & Sons, furniture, 320 4th. Herrmann & Bell, physicians, 414 4th. Herz Jacob, mer tailor, 318 Pearl.
Hicks Jacob H, confectioner, 3d and Broadway.
Hildebrandt August, saloon, 408 4th. Hildebrandt John, grocer, 626 12th. Hill James C, barber, 312 3d.
Hillhouse Charles L, State Agent and Mnfr Fisher and Jackson Patent Refrigerators, 223 Market.
Hoffman Carrie, notions, 420 Market.
Hoffman George W, druggist, 311 4th. Hogle George J, saloon, 305 Market.
Holbrumer & Uhl, carraige mnfrs, foot of Market.
Hoppe Henry W, grocer, 3d and Market.
Horning Charles, shoemkr, 507 Broadway .. Huffman George, saloon, N S.
Humphery David, furniture, 221 Broad- way. Ide Bruce B, livery, 6th.
Illingworth Walter, Proprietor Logan Steam Dye Works, 602 Broad- way.
J. H. CURRAN{ Basement Elevators 135 West Second St., - CINCINNATI.
Blank Books Made to Order.
+ BANK STATIONERY +
Commercial Stationery. Edition Book Works
HALL & O'DONALD
200
-202
+ FOURTH STREET +
LOGANSPORT. IND.++
Printers x and x Engravers:
STATIONERS<+
>Blank Book Manufacturers+
HALL & O'DONALD
20
202
+ FOURTH STREET +
"+ LOGANSPORT, IND.+
MODEL CLOTHING CO.{ NOLargest and most complete Clothing House in the State.
43 and 45 East Washington St., and 18, 20 and 22 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
LOG
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LOG 465
D. Keeport & Son,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
White and Gray Logansport Lime, Wheat, Rye, Graham and Buckwheat Flour, and Feed of Every Description, and Dealers in
HAIR, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, FIRE BRICK, CLAY SEWER PIPE AND CHIMNEY FLUES,
LOGANSPORT, - INDIANA.
JOHNSTON'S NEW HOTEL!
At Pan Handle Depot, one Block from the Business Center.
:0: Largest and most commodious Office, Dining Room and Billiard Hall in the city-all on the ground floor.
Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers also on ground floor.
The only hotel transferring baggage from said R. R. depot free of charge. Special rates for families, theatrical companies, etc.
This House is Entirely New and First-class in all its Appointments.
JOHNSTON & MACK, Proprietors, LOGANSPORT, INDIANA.
PATENTS
C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, corner of Washington and Meridian Streets, Indianapolis, Ind. @All business confidential. NOCALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv.)
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MINTURN& MINTURN 3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
WOOD PHOTO
ENGRAVERS
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER LOG
Immel Thomas J, carriages, 5th nr Broad- way.
Irons John W, physician, 320 North.
Iula Emilo, confectioner, Market and Pearl.
Jacks Wm H, insurance, 212 4th.
Jackson John, carriage mnfr, 6th and High.
Jackson Newton, restaurant, 404 Broad- way.
Jeannerette C, coal 314 Pearl.
Jenny Electric Light Co, foot of 8th.
Jensen Henry, dye house, Canal.
Johnson Franklin, meat market, W S.
Johnson Wm H, grain, 312 Broadway.
Johnson & Immel, hardware, 408 Broad- way.
Johnson & Winklebeck, coal, 515 Broad- way.
Johnston's New Hotel, John- ston & Mack, Proprietors, Canal, bet 3d and 4th. (See adv, page 465.)
Johnston & Mack, Proprietors Johnston's New Hotel, Canal, bet 3d and 4th. (See adv, page 465.)
Jones William D, Proprietor Mur- dock Hotel, 317 and 319 Broadway. (See page 467.)
Justice D C, lawyer, 218 4th.
Justice F L, lawyer, 218 4th.
Justice James M, physician, 426 Broadway.
Justice J M, lawyer, 222 4th.
Karber Valentine, saloon, 528 Broadway. Kash & Covert, flour, etc, Market.
Kearney Wm A, 208} 4th.
Keeport D & Son, Mnfrs and Deal- ers White and Grey Logansport Lime, Hair, Cement, Plaster Paris, Fire Brick, Clay Sewer Pipe and Chimney Flues, 556 Market. (See adv, page 465.)
Keesling Benjamin F, druggist, 305 4th. Keiser Wm H, blacksmith, S S.
Keller, Troutman & Co, dry goods, 319 4th. Keller & Furbee, laundry, 315 3d. Kessler John G, saloon, 318 3d.
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Kidd Joseph N, florist, 13th and Broadway. Kidd Walter J, apiarist, 13th and Broad- way.
Kieszling Minnie, saloon, 30 Sycamore.
King Drill Co (Capital, $36,000,; L G Patterson, Pres and General Manager ; W T Wilson, Sec and Treas ; Machinists and Grain Drill Mnfrs; cor 5th and High. (See adv, page 463.)
Kistler Robert M, confectioner, 421 12th.
Klein Adam, saloon, Railroad.
Klein John A, saloon, Haines.
Klinck Henry, blacksmith, Canal.
Knowlton & Dolan, Mnfrs of all kinds Flour Mill Machinery, including . Turbine Water Wheels, Obenchain's Au- tomatic Grinding Mill and Four Break Roller Mills, Duret and Berkley.
Kohtz Barnhard, barber, 419 12th.
Kraus Otto A, clothing, 313 4th.
Kraut & Graf, barbers, 421 Market.
Kreider Wm M & Son, carriage mnfrs, 6th. Kreuzberger Robert, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Wines and Liquors, 314 Market.
Kruck H & Co, saloon, 413 3d.
Kutz Abraham, cigars, 504 Broadway.
Laorang Joseph, grocer, S S.
La Rose Noah S, loans, 427 Broadway.
Lasselle C B, lawyer, 202} 4th.
Leonard Hiram Z, insurance agt, 220 4th. Lewis B Z Mrs, notions, 523 Broadway. Linemann Julius, tailor, 600 Broadway. Lingg Louis, saloon, 312 Pearl.
Lintner John A, grocer, Market and Haines, W S.
Linton George A, pump mnfr, 315 Pearl.
Linvill Joseph L, agt U S and Pacific Ex Cos, 316 Pearl.
Logan Milling Co, flour mill, cor Berkley and Old Canal.
Logan Steam Dye Works, Cleaning, Dyeing, Renovating and Re- pairing Gentlemen's Clothing; Goods by Express will Receive Prompt Attention; Walter Illingworth, Proprietor, 602 Broadway.
Logansport Chronicle (weekly), H J Mc- Sheehy, publr, 324 Broadway.
Logansport Daily Journal, W D Pratt, Proprietor, 202 Pearl.
Logansport Deutsche Zeitung (weekly), John Day, publr, 221 4th.
Logansport Manufacturing Co, mnfrs wagon and carriage wood work, cor 13th and Toledo.
Logansport Paper Co (Capital $36,000); Charles A Clark, Pres; Robert R Clark Sec and Treas; Mnfrs of Straw and Rag Wrapping; s end Humphrey, S S.
Logansport Pharos, Louthain & Barnes, publrs, 216 4th.
Logansport Sunday Critic, Mrs W D Pratt, editor, 202 Pearl.
Logansport Water Works, Wm Schrier, supt, foot of 8th.
Louis T B Mrs, milliner, 403 Broadway.
Louthain & Barnes, publrs Pharos, 216 4th. Ludders & Reed, agrl implements, 415 3d. Lux John, grocer, 312 Broadway.
Lynas James B, physician, 1128 Broadway. McAllister Alfred U, machinist, Elm.
McCaffrey M & Co, grocers, 410 Market and 530 Broadway.
McConnell, Magee & McConnell, lawyers, 214 4th.
McDonald Archibald H, agrl implements, 5th and Market.
McFadin Samuel L, clerk county court. McGlinn Kate, milliner, 419 Market. McGreevy John W, lawyer, 220 4th. McGreevy Patrick H, lawyer, 212} 4th.
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.
NGAttend carefully to the investment of Trust Funds and settlement of Estates. 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind.
LOG AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LOG 467
THE DAILY ADVERTISER
BURROW & LONGWELL, Editors and Proprietors, LOGANSPORT, INDIANA.
The ADVERTISER has a large circulation, and is the best adver- tising medium in Cass County.
MURDOCK HOTEL!
LOGANSPORT, INDIANA.
The largest House in the city, with all modern improvements, including passenger and baggage elevator, and the only first-class Hotel that is located in the business center.
Wm. Updegraff, - Manufacturer of all kinds of-
BROOMS
AND BRUSH BROOMS,
415 Fifth Street, Logansport, Indiana.
EARL STEWART,
Livery and Boarding Stable
LIVERY STABLE
Fourth Street, opposite Pan Handle Depot,
LOGANSPORT, IND.
KING & ELDER FURNITURE, The Latest Patterns at the Lowest Prices. 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SHOW CASES
CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER LOG
McGregor John C, lawyer, 204 4th. McGuire Samuel, ins agt, 420 Broadway. McHale Patrick F, saloon, 3d and Canal. McNary Joseph T, real estate, 414} Broad- way.
McNitt C M & Co, harnessmkrs, 306 Market. McSheehy Henry J, publr Logansport Chronicle, 324 Broadway.
Mahoney Morris P, saloon, n end Sycamore. Manlove Henry T, dentist, 401 Broadway. Markley John W, druggist, Sycamore.
Markley & Son, cigars, 402 Broadway. Marshall Wm, painter, 4th nr Broadway. Martin George O & Co, grocer, 207 6th. Martin James P, stoneware, 216 6th.
Martin John F, saloon, n end Sycamore. Matt Joseph, saloon, 431 5th.
Maurice John L, meat market, 130 6th. May W F, marble works, 6th and High. Meinshausen Otto, stoves, 429 Broadway. Messinger & Bevan, bentwood mnfrs, Wa- bash R R depot.
Messinger & Hughes, Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters, Mnfrs Wood Pumps, cor Elm and Duret.
Methall John, saloon, Berkley.
Meyer John, blacksmith, North bet 5th and 6th.
Michaels Moses, Mnfr Cement, Sew- er Pipe for Culverts, Sewers, Chimney Flues and for Walling Wells, foot of Market.
Moore Peter W, saloon, 225 4th.
Moorman Emanuel, saloon, 515 12th.
Morris Mark B, livery, 209 Market.
Moses & Wilcox, produce, 16th.
Munson & Coulter, lawyers, 212} 4th.
Murdock Hotel, W D Jones, Pro- prietor, 317 and 319 Broadway. (See adv, page 467.)
Murdock & Bros, dry goods, 401 Broadway.
Murdock & Stevenson, shoes, 306 4th.
Myers Alpheus, physician, 416 Market. Myers Cyrus, restaurant, Railroad.
Nash Marcellus, woolen mill, S S.
Neff Alfred J, shoemkr, 314 Pear.
Nelson & Myers, lawyers, 212 4th.
Newby John A, florist, w end W Broad- way.
Newell C G, agt W St L & PR R.
Newman Joseph, tailor, 330 Broadway.
Nicholas Thomas W, saloon, 4th and Broad- way.
Norgreen Mary, carpet weaver, 12th and Market.
O'Donnell James, livery, 419 3d.
Oppenheim Simon, clothing, 320 Market.
Overhoholser & Son, dentists, 4th and Mar- ket.
Pacific Express Co, J L Linvill, agt, 316 Pearl.
Painton Joseph M, shoemkr, Haines.
Painton Wm W, carpenter, Haines. Palmer George W, carpenter, 411 4th.
Parkhurst Alinus N, pump mnfr, 209 6th. Parkin Wm B, hatter, 321 4th.
Parvin Theodore, druggist, 415 12th. Patterson Joseph, real estate, 406} Broad- way.
Patterson & Tomlinson, agrl implements, 416'Broadway.
Pelton James H, grocer, Market and Haines.
Penzel Bros, meat market, 317 3d.
Personett Charles M, baker, 223 6th.
Pickering Frederick, stoves, 408 Market. Pierce Thomas, grocer, 431 Broadway.
Plummer S V, notions, 4th and Broadway. Potter W J Mrs, milliner, 517 Broadway. Powell B B, physician, 1405 Broadway. Powell Jahne Z, physician, 220 6th.
Powell Schuyler, Mnfr and Dealer
in Marble, Granite and Stone Monu- ments, Pearl, 3d s of Postoffice.
Pranke Herman, shoemkr, 226 Market. Pratt Wmn D, Proprietor Logansport Daily and Weekly Journal and Sunday Critic, 202 Pearl.
Price Cyrus A, physician, 414 Market.
Prosch John D, shoemkr, 425 12th.
Pryor Daniel E, druggist, 516 Broadway.
Purcell Martin W, saloon, 3d and Market. Quealy Margaret, books, 307 4th.
Quigley & Lubecker, Manufac- turing Confectioners, 203 6th.
Quinn John H, pianos, 5th nr Broadway.
Raines Sabray M, hair goods, 512 Broad- way.
Rankin Robert F, painter, 6th and Broad- way.
Rannells Minnie A, books and stationery, wall paper, etc, 403 Pearl.
Ray Bros, grocers, 303 Market. Reed Wm H, cabinetmkr, 309 Market.
Regan John E, blacksmith, Wall nr 4th.
Reinheimer Gustav A, saloon, 608 12th.
Reitemeier & Bros, bottlers, 510} North. Renn Earnest, baker, 426 3d.
Renn H, shoemkr, 426 3d.
Rice E S & Son, hardware, 415 Market.
Richard J Fraise, Pres American 1 Normal College.
Richardson Allen, Proprietor Windsor Hotel, cor 4th and Railroad.
Richardson Samuel B, insurance agt, 312} } Broadway. Risberger Jacob Mrs, grocer, Canal.
Rodefer George W, second hand goods, 331 Market.
Rose Louis, saloon, 411 Market.
Rosenberg Louis, notions, 520 Broadway. Rosenthal Wm, hides, etc, 5th nr Market. . Rothermel Jacob J, grocer, 500 Brodway. Roush J & Co, shoes, 404 Market.
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