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Routh Wm C, meats, 503 12th.
Sanders Wm, saloon, 219 6th.
Sanderson James E, cigars, Sycamore, W S.
PENSIONS{
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, - 42 Vance Block, Indianapolis,
of Pensions and all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCURED AOSEND FOR CIRCULAR.
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CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, .36 North Delaware St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOG 469
Schackman Peter, saloon, opp Wabash Depot.
Schaefer Gottlieb, cooper, Pontiac, N S. Schmaltz John, saloon, 219 4th.
Schmitt, Heffley & Co, dry goods, 407 Market.
Schneeberger Matt, saloon, 314 3d. Schneider Wm, shoemkr, S S.
Schriefer John, saloon, Market nr 5th.
Schubach Philip, saloon, 3d and High. Sebastain & Johnston, cigars, 323 Broad- way.
Seiter Joseph & Son, saloon, 223 4th. Sellers J & M, grocers, 12th and Market. Sellers M F, livery, 12th nr Broadway. Seybold Byron, wood, 5th and North. Seybold George W, dry goods, 313 Market. Shaffrey James J, justice, 2123 4th.
Shaver John B, blacksmith, Browntown. Shultz H, physician, 414 4th. Shultz & Jordan, physicians, 424 4th. Simons James, saloon, S S.
Simpson Theodore H, real estate, 218 4th. Six Reuben D, real estate, 406} Broadway. Slaybaugh John P, shoemkr, 417 12th. Smith Israel S, shoemkr, 216 6th. Smith Leopold A, furniture, Pontiac N S. Smith Nicholas, tinner, 506 Broadway. Snider Wm H, china, 414 Market. Snyder Henry, sheriff, Court House. Solimano L, confectioner, Pearl. Spiker & Harrison Manufacturing Co, car- riage mnfrs, 14th and Toledo. Spry Thomas A, dry goods, 427 Broadway. Stapleton John J, grocer, 322 Market.
State National Bank (capital, $100,000) ; W H Johnson, pres ; J C Ingram, cash ; 301 4th.
Steckel Eli, general store, 6th and North. Stelzer Adam, saloon, 315 3d.
Stern Herman, meats, 401 Market. Sterrett J E, physician, 308} Market. Stevens Andrew W, plumber, 423 Market. Stevens Benjamin C, physician, 422 4th.
Stevens Clinton H, photographer, 414 Market.
Stevens D B, justice, 220 4th.
Stevens & Bro, Mnfrs and Dealers in Hard and Soft Wood Lumber, inclu- ding Walnut, Ash, Cherry, Oak ; New- ells,. Ballusters, Chair Stock, Flooring, Siding, Shingles, Lath, Mouldings, Brackets, Etc; Mill, foot of Market.
Stewart Earl, Livery and Boarding Stable, 4th, opp Pan Handle Depot. (See adv, page 467.)
Stoehr John, shoemkr, 325 3d.
Stoll Charles, meats, 409 Market. Stoll Charles Jr, meats, 29 Sycamore, W S. Stoll John J, grocer, 1524 Market.
Stouffer O J, carpenter, 5th and Market. Stoughton & Mellinger, meats, 501 Broad- way.
Strain Rodney, druggist, 414 Broadway.
Stuken Herman, wagonmkr, 6th and Eel river.
Stukey & Smith, grocers, 413 Market. Sullivan Katie A, milliner, 309 4th. Swigart Franklin, lawyer, 220 4th.
Talbott J W & J H, physicians, 309 Broad way.
Tanguy & Barnheisel, dry goods, 407 Broad- way.
Taylor A E & Co, transfer line, 3d and Eel. Taylor Joseph & Son, leather, etc, 412 Mar- ket.
Thomas Charles L Dr, Specialist on the Eye, Ear, Throat and Nasal Cavi- ties ; no other . Practice; Telephone No 71 ; Office 414 Market.
Thompson John M, blacksmith, 213 6th.
Thompson & Jones, lumber, 5th and Mar- ket.
Top Frank, shoemkr, 15th.
Torr Harry, cooperage, opp Wabash Depot. Treadway S C & Co, saloon, 413 4th.
Troster Frederick J, baker, Front W S.
Troxel Howard L, agt Am and Adams Ex Cos, 318 4th.
Trussell James, sewing machines, 419 Broad- way.
Tucker Charles L, grain, 7th and Old Canal,
Tucker Charlotte, milliner, 310 4th.
Tucker Henry, harnessmkr, 406 Market.
Tucker & Howe, agrl wood work mnfr, 5th and High.
Tuley Thomas.J, lawyer, 216 4th.
Turner John, grocer, cor Elm and Front. Turner John H, barber, 513 Broadway.
Uhl D & C H, flour mill and elevator, Race.
Ullery S W & Co, hardware, 318 Market.
United States Express Co, J L Linvill, agt; 316 Pearl.
Updegraff William, Broommaker 415 5th. (See adv, page 467.)
Vaile & Bridge, pianos, 316 Broadway.
Wade Michael C, trunk mnfr, 329 Market. Wagner Franklin M,saloon, Sycamore, W S. Wait Eveline N, grocer, 212 6th.
Walker & Rauch, shoes, 420 Broadway.
Walling John H, barber, Sycamore, W S.
Weaver Henry B, second hand goods, Mar- ket nr Pearl.
Weaver & Kroeger, undertakers, 613 Broad- way.
Webster John P, jeweler, 307 Market.
Wecht Leonhart, baker, 224 Market.
Welch Andrew, grocer, 524 Broadway.
Wheeldon & Smith, flour, feed, etc, 204 6th.
Whitfield & Remley, agrl implements, 601 Broadway.
Whitsett John W, sewing machines, 529 Broadway.
Wiler & Wise, dry goods, 315 4th.
Williams Albert S. sewing machines, 608 Broadway.Į
Willis Andrew, furniture, 213 6th.
PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA.
( Session of 1885-'86 begins Oct. 15, 1885 and continues twenty-four weeks.
BOYD'S MEDICATED CREAM. FOR SKIN DISEASES.
The Surest and Cleanest Cure for It 'h, Scald-head, Blotches, Scales and Pustules. B. H. BOYD. - LAFAYETTE, IND.
470 LON INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER LOR
Wilson James S, flour mill, 6th and Race. Wimer John W, dry goods, 428 Broadway. Windsor Hotel, Allen Richardson, Proprietor, cor 4th and Railroad. Winfield & Taber, lawyers, 222 4th. Winsch John, shoemkr, 511 Broadway. Winter Elias, shoemkr, 506 Broadway.
Winters John B, shoes, 411 Broadway.
Winters Oregon T, confectioner, 512 Broad- way.
Wise Joseph, saloon, 514 Broadway.
Wolf John F, harnessmkr, 509 Broadway. Woll & Parker, funeral directors, 429 Market.
Worrell Wm A, confectioner, 409 Broad- way. Wright Williamson S, lawyer, 222 4th. Yopst Sarah E, milliner, 512 Broadway.
LONDON. This village of 200 in- habitants, is a station on the C I St L & C R R, located in Moral township, Shelby county, 12 miles northwest of Shelbyville, the county seat and banking town and 16 southeast of Indianapolis. Grain, live stock and wood are the shipments. A W House, postmaster. Case Marcus, hotel. Crum J W, grain.
Crum Joel & Son, saw mill.
Garthwait M, blacksmith.
Ray H, physician.
Rubush T R, physician.
Shryock T, carpenter.
Stiles O C, carpenter.
LONG RUN. Is a small hamlet, lo- cated in Craig township, Switzerland county, 3 miles west of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Popu- lation 50. Wm Tait, postmaster.
Siebenthal A J, saw mill.
Siebenthal F J, Flour Mill. Tait Wm, blacksmith.
Thieband F L, saw and shingle mill.
LONGWOOD. 52 miles southea.t of Indianapolis, on the C H & I Ry, is lo- cated in Fayette county, 5 miles west of Connersville, the county seat and banking town. It has a Methodist church and 50 inhabitants. Ex, U S. W C Moffett, post- master.
Benedict John, saw mill.
Moffett W C, General Store, Grain, Railroad and Express Agent ..
LOOGOOTEE. This incorporated town of 1,000 inhabitants is situated on the O & M Ry, in Perry township, Martin county, 9 miles west of Shoals, the county seat, and 14 east of Washington, the bank- ing town. It has 3 churches, a graded
school and 3 hotels. Ex, O & M. Tel, W U. George W Alford, postmaster. Abel Sarah, dressmkr.
Ackerman Joseph, saloon.
Braxton C L & E C, livery.
Brittain George, physician.
Brown W L, blacksmith.
Burton House, E Burton, propr.
Campbell Kate, general store.
Campbell & Green, general store.
Carnahan M J, hardware.
Chestnut B H, grocer.
Cissell Felix W, wagonmkr.
Clements W T, druggist.
Cushing J F, grocer.
Dasher Pete, saloon.
Fagan Mattie, milliner.
Gootee Frederick, grocer.
Hoffar Wm M, barber.
Huebner John, harnessmkr.
Jerger Stephen, tailor.
Keplinger W J, grocer.
Larkin Bros, General Store.
Lein Eberhard, shoemkr.
Love & Berry, furniture.
Martin County Democrat, C M Mears, propr.
M. ars C M, propr Martin County Demo- crat.
Meyers John, jeweler.
Miller W W, photographer.
O'Brian & McAtee, painters. Oppelt Edwin, physician.
Patterson Bros, general store.
Patterson Martin, flour mills.
Peek Columbus, saloon.
Sharum Albert, general store.
Sharum Clinton, general store.
Sharum George, general store.
Sharum Kate L, milliner.
Smith James E, druggist.
Smith & Seal, General Store.
Strange Bros, grocers. Strange T H & Son, shoemkrs.
Shirey George W, general store.
Thomas L H, general store.
Tool Maurice, grocer.
Trainer J D, butcher.
Union House, A S Waggener, propr.
Waggener Austin S, propr Union House.
Walker Peter M, flour mill.
Walker Wm E, clothier.
Wilson Bros, dentists.
Wood J D & Co, general store.
LORANE. A hamlet of 125 inhabit- ants, located in Troy township, Whitley county, 5 miles northwest of Columbia City court house, which is the location of near -- est bank and railroad station. 1 Method- ist church is sustained. T S Gruesbeck,. postmaster. Adams C W, wagonmkr. Adams Levi, notary public ..
M. S. HUEY & SONY
BEE HIVE PLANING MILL
73 Pendleton Avenue, - · INDIANAPOLIS, IND ..
ARCTIC
ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. For any business requiring low temperature. (Seeadv., opp. Classified Brewers.)
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOW 471
Case James, blacksmith. Eisaman Jerry, gunsmith. Eisaman W, handle factory. Grant Ira, brick and stone mason. Gruesbeck T S, General Store.
LOSANTVILLE. Contains 250 in- habitants and is situated on E Div I B & W Ry, in Nettle Creek township, Randolph county, 17 miles southwest of Winchester, the county seat, and 8} north of Hagers- town, the location of nearest bank. Grain and live stock comprise its exports. Ex, U S. Lemuel Wiggins, postmaster. Canaday M L, justice of the peace. Davidson J B W, drugs.
Erie Elevator Co. Frank H P, dentist and physician. Holiday M M, notary. Horn Wm, shoemkr.
Johnson R B, lawyer.
Lake & Templin, General Store and Notary Public. McCollum J E, grocer. McCollum Wm, carriagemkr. Murray C C, blacksmith. Snodgrass & Holliday, saw mill. Spence M, wagonmkr. Sulteen John, blacksmith.
Trent I N, physician.
Wiggins Lemuel, Flour Mill, Ho- tel and General Store.
Williams J H, blacksmith.
LOTTAVILLE. Is a recently es- tablished rural postoffice, located on the C & GT Ry, in Ross township, Lake county, 6 miles north of Crown Point, the county seat and banking town. Hay and oats are shipped. W U Tel. Andrew Wilmer, postmaster. Dougherty M H, hay and oats. Keilman P & Son, general store. Sybrook W F, R R agt. Welmer Andrew, Farmer.
LOTUS. Is possessed of 200 inhabi- tants, and has a location on the CH & I Ry, in Center township, Union county, 22 miles southeast of Liberty, the county seat and banking town. It has a Friends church, and ships butter, eggs and pro- duce. US Ex. W A Williamson, post- master.
Gardner Gideon, blacksmith.
Gleason Dennis, meat market. Huddleston Benjamin, nursery. Huddleston C W, live stock. Maxwell Milton, live stock.
Noe Robert, shoemkr. Williams O N, physician.
Williamson S T, general store. Williamson A Railroad and Express Agent. .
LOVELY DALE.
Knox county (See Monroe City).
LOVETT. Situated on L Br O & M Ry, in township of same name, county of Jennings, 8 miles south of Vernon, the county seat and banking town. The village contains 80 inhabitants, and exports lum- ber, staves and live stock. Ex, O & M. Edith Gahn, postmaster. Alexander Caleb, blacksmith. Campbell J W, saw mill.
Craig George, saw mill. .
Donham Abel, carpenter.
Goddy N D, physician.
Jones T J, live stock.
Pilmer Wm, live stock.
Roseberry D M, live stock.
Rosbury E, general store.
Short T W, saw mill.
Thomas T L, R R and ex agt.
Thomas W R, wagonmkr. Toedly H, shoemkr.
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Vest B H, druggist.
Warren Joseph, cooper.
Wetzel George, justice of the peace. Wilson C L, physician.
LOWELL. Is an incorporated town of 650 population, located on L N A & C Ry, in Cedar Creek township, Lake county, 10 miles southwest of Crow Point, the county seat and banking town. Cedar creek furnishes power to drive 1 flour mill. Lowell sustains Methodist, Christian, Cath- olic and Baptist churches, and ships live stock and grain. 1 weekly newspaper- Local News-is published. Tri-weekly stage to Hebron. Am Ex. C P Post, postmaster. Ackerman W W, agrl implements.
Ashton Hamlet, barber.
Bacon E R, physician. Biggs L C, R R agt. Chafee C E, Jeweler.
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Cox Enoch, blacksmith.
Craft Morgan, furniture.
Davis J E, physician.
Death George M, hardware.
De Witt J A, agrl implements.
DuBrill & Keilman, grain elevator and lumber.
Field Frank, blacksmith.
Gerish A A, physician.
Gregg Alin, shoemkr. Gregg R Mrs, general store.
Grant Wm, barber.
Hepp Vincent, blacksmith.
Jones & Co, hay press.
Keller, Sherman & Co, General Store. Kenney S C, harnessmkr. Klein Alta, milliner. Klein Nicholas, photographer. Levino Henry, photographer.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS ESTIMATES MADE FOR GALVANIZING ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK.
GENUINE
HARTFORD BOOT and SHOE
ARE SOLD ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES. Why? Because they wear better than any men's goods made. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Indianapolis.
472 LOW INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER LYN
Local News (weekly). Lynch John, general store. Mee David, livery. Mee George, hotel. Moore J N, carpenter. Myers & Ronge, hotel and saloon. Nichols B F, ex agt. Nichols H J, live stock.
Post C P, Drugs and Clothing. Renac August, agrl implements. Sanger C C, hardware. Shafer M A, baker. Shramm John, shoemkr. Specker HI, Flour Mill.
Sure Martin, furniture.
Taylor & Teeter, meat market. Thorn Jonah, hardware. Viant & De Witt, grocers.
Waters George W, drugs.
Wood J A, Physician.
LOWER. A rural postoffice located in Union township, Adams county, 6 miles northeast of Decatur, the county seat, bank- ing town and shipping station. Jesse May, postmaster.
LUDLOW. Settled in 1852, contains 30 inhabitants, in Harbison township, Du- bois county, 14 miles northeast of Jasper, the county seat and banking town. 1 Meth- odist church is sustained. H Morgan, post- master.
Cooper & Bro, saw mill. Edmonson W L, lawyer.
Morgan Harrison, Undertaker. Waldrip H L, dentist.
LURAY. A small hamlet located in Prairie township, Henry county, 12 miles north of New Castle, the county seat and banking town. Oakville, 2 miles northwest on the Ft W M & C Ry, is the nearest rail approach. Buck creek furnishes power to operate 1 saw and 1 flour mill. Population 60. F B Miller, postmaster.
Miller F B, Flour Mill and Saw Mill. Peacock E, general store. Powers John A, blacksmith. Shafer H B, physician. Shaw O A, harness mnfr and general store. Smith James, broom mnfr and shoemkr.
LYNN. Is located on the I B & W and G R & I Rys, in Washington township, Randolph county, 9 miles south of Win- chester, the county seat and banking town. Population 400. Ex, U S. Wm H Holli- day, postmaster. Baker Samuel, shoemkr. Blair James, physician. Blair J S, physician. Cheneworth J B, lumber. Chenowith J B & N N, lumber.
Clark John, restaurant.
Cox Cyrus, physician. Cox W L & Bro, general store.º
Cox & Bros, dry goods. Dean & Roberts, tile mnfrs.
Echerly M, shoemkr.
Edwards Alva, barber.
Hamilton W R, physician.
Halliday Bros, general store.
Hawkins Fickle, tile mnfr.
Hinshaw E J, notions.
Hinshaw Jacob, notions.
Holliday Wm H, Postmaster. Holliday & Bros, Drugs and Grocers.
Horner & Cadwallader, saw mill.
Farmer Isaac T, drugs. Farmer J T, notions.
First & Fickle, tile mnfrs.
Jackson Andrew, blacksmith. Jackson I A, blacksmith. Kinshaw J E, blacksmith.
Lenner T, harnessmkr.
Lynn Observer (weekly).
Mains K D, grocer.
Nickels Henry, hotel.
Rich Aaron, livery.
Rich Nathan, grocer.
Stetler R, milliner.
Thomas Daniel, blacksmith.
Watts & Ingle, hardware.
LYNNVILLE. This prosperous vil- lage of 408 inhabitants, is pleasantly lo- cated, in Hart township, Warrick county, 10 miles north of Boonville, the county seat, banking town and shipping station. The place has 3 churches-Methodist, Ger- man Lutheran and Baptist-and ships wheat, corn and tobacco. Tri-weekly stage to Boonville; fare, 50 cents; and Peters- burgh ; fare, $1. Sarah M Camp, post- master. Baldwin Ira J, physician.
Butch Jacob, wagonmkr.
Camp Sarah M, Books and Sta- tionery. Camp W F, drugs.
Droste Henry, blacksmith.
Ferguson W D, justice of the peace. Freund J C, tailor.
Hart David E, saloon.
Hunt Wm A, physician.
Katerjohn & Son, flour mill.
Kirkpatrick C, lawyer.
Kirkpatrick M J, hotel.
Kleinman Wm, wagonmkr. McReynolds Maggie, milliner. Martin America, general store.
Martin E H, livery.
Myers Peter, carpenter.
Powers Bros, grocers. Read Edward, brick manfr.
Rickrich Jacob, Grocer. Schepman & Elliser, general store.
J. H. CURRAN
DUMB WAITERS 135 West Second St., CINCINNATI.
MODEL CLOTHING CO.{ Largest and most complete Clothing House in the State.
43 and 45 East Washington St., and 18, 20 and 22 S. Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, - IND.
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Stuckey Alexander, carpenter. Thompson D W, shingle mnfr. Thompson Marion, carpenter. Weisman John M, boots and shoes. Zimmerman Bros, insurance.
Zimmerman D C, Lawyer. Zimmerman J M, agrl implements. Zimmerman J & Co, drugs. Zimmerman & Thompson, tobacco.
LYONS. 82 miles southwest of Indi- anapolis, contains 150 inhabitants, and is situated on the I & V R R, 10 miles south- west of Bloomfield, the county seat and banking town. Christian and Methodist churches are supported, and wheat shipped. Ex, Adams. Morton H Hayhood, post- master.
Aikmon A, undertaker. Allen G N, saw mill and hotel. Arnold J G, R R and ex agt. Bogere J, general store. Burling James, flour mill. Carpenter & Bull, general store. Gilbert & Carpenter, General Store.
Holder S, saloon. Kaufman S, general store. McIndoo John, blacksmith. Mullane I, physician. Mulane Joseph, physician. Quillen J H, druggist. Rusher Edward, saw mill.
Soump John, justice of the peace. Stein Emil, General Store. Stephens E H, general store.
LYONS' STATION. On line of the C H & I R R, in Fayette county, con- tains 150 inhabitants, and is located 5 miles east of Connersville, the county seat and banking town, and 61 southeast of In- dianapolis. It has Lutheran, Baptist and Christian churches. Ex, U S. J V Lyons, postmaster.
Eshelman H C, general store. Hamilton T F, live stock. Heider J J, blacksmith. Hosey Edward, blacksmith. Kinder Amos, shoemkr.
Lyons J V, Grain Dealer and Rail- road Agent.
Ritherford & Fisher, live stock. Simpson Benjamin, justice of the peace. Smith J A, physician. Wolverton & Rudy, general store. Wyman Charles, physician.
Mc CAMERON. In township of same nane, Martin county, 18 miles north- west of West Shoals court house, contains Baptist church and district school. Ship- ping point, Loogootee, 18 miles south, on O & M Ry. Population 40. Nearest bank
location, Washington. David D Gore, postmaster.
Atchley James, carpenter.
Cloud Wm T, carpenter.
Edmonton Lucian, blacksmith.
Gore David D, Justice of the Peace. McArtor Jonathan, carpenter.
Sergent Thomas, live stock. Wagoner Isaac, blacksmith.
McCOOL. Is an 1884 postoffice, lo - cated in Porter county.
McCORDSVILLE. Sometimes called McCords, in Vernon township, Han- cock county, is a village of 200 people, lo- cated on the C C C &I Ry, 16 miles north- west of Greenfield. Indianapolis is nearest banking place. Contains Methodist church and a graded school. Ex, U S. Henry N Thompson, postmaster.
Caldwell H, General Store, Railroad and Express Agent. Chiver E B, shoemkr.
Cory J D, physician.
Fred I, hardware and grocer.
Gaskin N B, blacksmith.
Hanna T J, grain.
Harvey Thomas P, physician and drugs.
McCord & McCord, general store. Nagley J W, cooper.
Phillips M G Rev (Methodist).
Thompson Henry N, General Store. Wright J M, blacksmith.
McCOY. On the C I St L & C Ry, 50 miles southeast of Indianapolis, is a village in Washington township, Decatur county, 4 miles east of Greensburgh, the county seat and banking place. Population 83. Grain and live stock are shipped. James T Mc- Coy, postmaster.
Dean Ephriam, blacksmith.
McCoy James T, Grain. McCoy & Bro, live stock. McCoy & Robinson, grain.
McCUTCHANVILLE. Is a flag station on the E & I R R, in Center town- ship, Vanderburgh county, 6 miles north of Evansville, the county seat and banking town. No village. Isaac N Cavin, post- master.
McGARY. Is a station on the O Br of the E & TH R R, in Montgomery town- ship, Gibson county, 9 miles southwest of Princeton, the county seat and banking place. Ex, Adams. Sarah C McGary, postmaster. Carter J W, justice.
McGary H D, grain.
McGary & Graves, General Store.
PATENTS M
CAVEATS, PRINTS, LABELS, COPYRIGHTS. All business pertaining to these and like matters promptly and carefully attended to by C. BRADFORD, Solicitor of Patents, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. - (See adv.)
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS , IND.
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
474 McG INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MAC
McGRAWSVILLE. On line of C St L & P Ry, in Clay and Harrison township, Miami county, 10 miles southeast of Peru, the county seat and nearest bank location, is a small village with a population of 40, containing a Methodist church, district school. D F Deisch, postmaster.
Allen V & Son, general store.
Deisch D F, General Store, Drugs and Railroad Agent. Drinkwater E H, physician. Fiant S P, blacksmith. Rankin J C, saw mill.
McVILLE. Situated in Beach Creek township, Greene county, 20 miles from Bloomfield, the county seat, and 10 from Spencer, its shipping station and banking point. Population 13. Henry H McHaley, postmaster.
McHaley Henry H & Daugh-
ter, Justice and Insurance Agents. Raper & Whaley, general store.
MACE. Known as Fredricksburg sta- tion, on the I B & W Ry, is located in Montgomery county, 6 miles southeast of Crawfordsville court house, the nearest banking location, and 40 miles northwest of Indianapolis. Population 240. Con- tains a Methodist church and district school, and heading factory. Ex, U S. N M Martin, postmaster.
Abbott A J & Son, carpenters.
Eddingfield G W, physician. Edwards & Son, grain.
Finch Leander, plasterer.
Haycock Arthur, Saw and Flour Mill.
Hugelheim J, blacksmith
Johnson & Mote, general store.
Jones O H, physician.
Kelly John, shoemkr.
Lee Lewis, carpenter. Lemmon J M, R R and ex agt.
McClure W G, painter.
Mack W A, grocer.
Martin & Berry, general store.
Martin & Hutchings, general store.
Misch Michael, blacksmith. Reckard W J, shoemkr.
Sanford Charles, painter.
Shepard Lewis, carpenter.
Vanausdall G W, Hotel.
MACEDONIA. A postoffice in Mon- roe township, Delaware county, 8 miles southeast of Muncie, the county seat and banking place, and 3 miles east of Cowan, on the Ft W C & L R R. Population 30. James Moody, postmaster.
Benbow Carety, general store. Bowman David, cooper. Coffin George, cooper.
Comer James, blacksmith. Hiatt J B, blacksmith.
Higer C, justice of the peace. Sanders Wm, lawyer.
MACKSVILLE. Settled in 1858, on line of St L V TH & I R R, in Sugar Creek township, Vigo county, 2 miles west of Terre Haute, the county seat and near- est banking place, contains a population of 600, a Methodist church, district school, 1 flour mill and 1 saw mill. Ships coal, grain and lumber. Richard McIlroy, post- master.
All David H, blacksmith.
Bayless Daniel W, saloon. Broadhurst Joseph, coal miner ..
Griggs Edward A, saw mill ..
Frey Charles, baker.
Hereman Julius, saw mill.
Hodgers Josiah, grocer.
Larimer Wm, saw mill.
Loveze & Co, coal miners.
Mcilroy Richard, General Store ..
Radcliff R B, grocer.
Ricketts S A, general store. Snack John, saloon.
Stark & Coffey, coal miners.
Ulbreith W B, cigarmkr.
MACY. A village of 500 people, situated in Miami county, Allen township, on the W St L & P Ry, 15 miles north of Peru, the county seat. Rochester is the nearest banking place. Contains 2 hotels, Methodist and Christian churches. Grain, hogs and clover seed are shipped. U S. E B Clendenning, postmaster.
Ex, Boggs M M, physician.
Briggs J M, grocer.
Carl & Heikins. general store.
Champ John, notary public.
Champ & Carrey, tile mnfrs.
Clendening k Werite, General
Store.
Cloud A G & Son, hardware ..
Cofflan C Mrs, milliner.
Day Bros, restaurant and grocers :.
Ewing H C, saloon.
Ewing & Hosher, meat market.
Farror Charles, livery.
Fernmore J C, hotel.
Fernmore W J B, lawyer.
Hoover H H, wagonmkr. Hurst Bros, dealers in building material ..
Hurst I B, R R agt.
Hurst J W, grain. Hurst L J, ex agt.
Marshal & Pulver, blacksmiths. Miller John, tinner. Neiswonger & White, meat market.
Norris & Cors, hardware.
Ogden D K, shoemkr and justice. Ogden G W, barber.
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. Inde
THOS. C. DAY & CO., 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind. General Financial Ag'ts, Mortgage Loans on Farms or City Property.
MAD AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAD 475
Peters & Horton, drugs. Savage L J & Co, furniture. Schindler & Wilkisson, saw mill. Seidner Clarence, restaurant. Smyhart A C Mrs, milliner. Sutton E H, Physician. Swihart Daniel, flour mill. Townsend Joel, hotel. Truesdale O E Miss, milliner. Wilson J W, physician.
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MADISON. The oldest town in southern Indiana, is a flourishing city of 9,000 inhabitants, located on the Ohio river and J M & I R R, 86 miles southeast of In- dianapolis, and 100 below Cincinnati. Madison is a live commercial and manu- facturing city, supplied with gas and water works, a well equipped fire department, good police force, street railway, a number of handsome church edifices, 6 graded schools, 1 academy, a public library, 7 hotels, and 2 national banks. The press is represented by the Star, Herald and Courier, all of which are issued both daily and weekly. The industries of manufacture are steadily on the increase, each year brings new establishments, and enlargements and extensions to those already in existence. The most prominent articles manufactured here include boxes, copper goods, spokes, machinery, staves, heading, boats, starch, sash, doors and blinds, paper, blacking, fur- niture, woolen goods, brick, beer, stirrups, brass goods, wheels, mineral water, boilers, chairs, brooms, drain tile, iron, ear drums, flour barrels, lumber, saddle trees, crackers, iron castings, horse collars, leather, car- riages, wagons, cigars. The city carries a bonded debt of $208,000, and has real and personal property (assessed value), aggre- gating over $4,000,000. This is an eligible point for the location of manufactories, and is a live city. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. John W Link, postmaster.
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