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Abberger Ben Ś, druggist.
Academy of Our Lady of Angels.
Ach Moses, dry goods. Adams James G W, cooper.
Adams John, stoves. Agustine Mary, notions.
Alexander Leon, live stock.
Allen John W, blacksmith. Alling & Lodge, hardware.
Anger Louis H, stoves.
Anger Senesius, hardware.
Antle Wm, blacksmith. Apple John G, saloon. Atkinson Annie Miss, dressmkr.
Bach Charles, clothing. Backus Catharine, grocer. Baer Louis, clothing. Baglan Enos, grocer. Ball Robert, grocer.
Barker M I, leaf tobacco.
Barnett M A & E S, Proprietors Madison Herald. (See adv, page 477.)
Baus Mathias, grocer.
Beerch Peter, harness.
Bellamy John F, lawyer.
Beyer John, saloon.
Blashingham James H, carpenter.
Bleirchart Charles, saloon.
Bowman C A & Bro, broom mnfrs.
Brandmeier Jacob, shoemkr.
Branham Cleon T, grocer.
Braun John & Co, shoes.
Brewer James A, printer.
Brewer Samuel E, printer.
Broadway, Hotel, George Smith, propr.
Brooks & Dold, jewelers.
Brown W R Rev (Presbyterian).
Bruning J F & Son, spice mills.
Brushfield Richard, broommkr.
Bunnelle C H, agt Adams Ex Co.
Burke Wm W, dry goods.
Byrne John, marble.
Calloway Thomas N, books.
Caplinger Wm R, saloon.
Carlisle Samuel R, news depot.
Carlisle Susan, news.
Centennial Hotel, John McKenna, propr.
Central Hotel, John Kraut, propr.
Chandler Jacob H, photographer.
Chapman & Smith, sewing machines.
Child Mary H, druggist.
Christian Joseph C, barber.
Cisco John, meat market.
Clements John & Son, starch mnfrs.
Cohen & Kahn, crockery.
Continental Hotel, G H, Schmidt, propr.
Conway John W, physician.
Cordrey John, grocer.
Cordrey Wm, ice.
Cornett Charles C & Son, dry goods.
Courier Co (The), Publishers Madison Courier. (See adv, page 477.)
Coyle Edward S, saloon.
Craig Robert B, general store.
Craig & Bro, grocers.
Cravens Joseph M, glassware.
Cravens Vincent, insurance.
Cravens & Cravens, Attorneys at Law. Crozier James H, marble.
Cunningham Samuel A, dry goods.
Davison James & Son, stoves.
Day John M, carpenter.
Dehler Valentine, shoes.
DeLoste Joseph S, druggist.
Demaree George D, grocer.
Diederich George, shoes. Dielenheim Joseph, saloon.
Dietz John, tanner. Doolittle Wm, grocer.
Donlan Andrew, blacksmith.
Donnally James, shoemkr. Dorsey John, coppersmith.
KING & ELDER
BOOKCASES. All kinds of Furniture. 43 & 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SMITH'S
COUGH IS THE MOST POPULAR COUGH CURE. Advertising furnished free by SYRUP. E. G. SMITH & SON, KENTLAND, IND.
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Dow & Brown, lumber. Downey John, blacksmith. Drake Nathan T, upholsterer. Dunn Wm, wagons. Eaverson Charles R, jeweler. Eckert John, stoves. Eitel John, grocer. Eitel John T, shoes. Elliott George L, shoes. Ernst Frederick, harness, etc. Ernst Louis, grocer. Ernst Mary, fancy goods. Fidger John A, saloon. Finnegan Thomas, saloon.
First National Bank (Capital $100,000); Robert McKim, Pres; Thomas A Pogue, Cash.
Fisher Andrew J, Livery Stable. (See adv, page 479.) Fisher & Richert, carriages.
Flora Orlando V, stirrups.
Foltz Nicholas, cigars.
Ford Samuel M, physician. Forshee Thomas W, physician. Francisco Horace, meats. Friedersdorff Charles, produce.
Friedley & Korbly, lawyers.
Garlinghouse Oscar, livery.
Gaumer Frederick, shoemkr.
Gaumer John M, saloon.
Geen Wm H, dry goods. Gehring Methias, grocer.
Geile August, tailor. Genter & Bro, brick. George M Rev (German Methodist).
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Koch George, shoemkr.
Koerler Jacob, shoemkr.
Kraut Christian, saloon.
Kraut Conrad A, saloon.
Kraut John, propr Central Hotel.
Kronenberger L & N, wool.
Leland & Leland, lawyers.
Levi Kaughman, live stock.
Lewis James R, physician.
Lewis Wm O, hardware.
Link John W, postmaster.
Littlejohn J W, Agricultural Im- plements. Lloyd Mary C, hair goods.
Lockman A W Mrs, dressmkr. Lohrig Peter, grocer.
Lotz & Bro, shoes.
Lovinger James D, dry goods.
Luck Abraham, grocer.
Luck Augustus, variety store.
Lustig Frederick J, saloon.
Lustig George, cigars. McCory James T, livery.
McCory Wm A, physician. McCulloch Thomas, produce. McGlasson B L Jr, notions.
McGregor John, lawyer.
McGuire & Bettens, Restaurant. McKenna John, propr Centennial Hotel.
SOLDIERS
Hitz Joseph, grocer.
Hubbs Helen, propr Madison Star. Humphrey Robert, saloon. Hurlbut Jeremiah T, grocer. Hurlbut Richard J, grocer, Hutchingson James B, physician. Hutchings Wm D, physician.
Hoagland John, grocer.
Hoefer John H, hosiery mnfr.
Hoffman A Mrs, dyer. Hoffman Mathias, barber. Hoffstadt A M & Son, clothing. Hoffstadt Henry, clothing. Hoffstadt J & Sons, clothing.
Hoffstadt Rudolph, dry goods.
Holcroft Kansas, Proprietor Palace Saloon, 8 W Main Cross.
Horuff Nicholas, dry goods.
Ireland Robinson L, hatter. Johnson Greenville, hatter. Johnson R & Sons, starch mnfrs.
Jones Thomas S, jeweler. Kahn John B, meat market. Kahn Wm, meat market.
Kampe Edward, dry goods.
Kennedy Elkanah J, cigars.
Kernan Gottlieb, tailor.
Kestner Philip, tanner.
Kimmel Bros, brick. Kirk John, livery.
Klein Ferdinand, tailor.
Klein John J, saloon. Klein Peter, grocer.
Kleinhenz George, baker.
Knoll Valentine, produce.
Gertz Charles A, baker.
Gibson Charles R, gunsmith.
Glass Frederick, confectioner.
Gleaser & Pfeiffer, saloon. Gorgas Joseph R, photographer. Graham Thomas & Co, wheel mnfrs. Graham Wm A, dentist. Graham Wm J, grocer. Grebe Frederick W, grocer. Greusling Andrew, confectioner.
Greusling George, bottler. Gulder Ludwig, shoemkr. Hafling Leonard, barber. Hagedon Charles, harness. Hamburger Andrew, shoes. Hammell John F, grocer. Hargan James, wh grocer. Harper J E C T, druggist. Hay Eugene G, lawyer. Heberhart & Son, druggists. Heck Joseph, wagonmkr. Henry Charles, boilermkr. Herbst Maurice, roofer.
Herin Samuel C, livery. Hertz Peter, saloon.
Heuse Otto Jr, leather. Hill Francis M, tailor. Hill James C, grocer. Hitz John G, florist.
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 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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The Madison
BREWING CO.,
BREWERS OF THE CELEBRATED
XXX ALE, PORTER AND LAGER BEER, Madison, Indiana.
M. C. GARBER.
S. E. HAIGH.
W. S. GARBER.
THE COURIER CO.,
CIRCULATION § Weekly, 2,500. (Daily, 1,500.
Publishers of Daily and Weekly
ESTABLISHED § Weekly, 1837. Daily, 1849.
COURIER
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS PAPER.
LGJOB PRINTING.
MADISON, IND,
NOBOOK BINDING.
THE MADISON HERALD
M. A. & E. S. BARNETT, Publishers (Daily and Weekly), MADISON, IND.
The Herald is the Democratic paper for the city of Madison, Jefferson County and vicinity, and is the only Democratic Daily published in the Fourth Congressional District.
THE DAILY HERALD is published every evening, excepting Sundays. Subscription, Five Dollars per year, delivered by carrier for ten cents per week.
THE WEEKLY HERALD is published every Thursday. Subscription, $1.25 per year.
M. A. BARNETT, Managing Editor.
A. J. FISHER, Proprietor, TELEGRAPH LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Second St., north side, between Main and Mulberry, MADISON, IND.
Horses boarded by the day or week. Carriages, buggies and saddle horses for hire. Buggies constantly on hand for sale.
Physio-Medical College of Indiana.{
Send for Announcement to C. T. BEDFORD, 290 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
BOYD'S CHLOROFORM ELIXIR. B. H. BOYD, LAFAYETTE, IND.
The Surest, Safest, Quickest and MOST PLEASANT Remedy for Diarrhea and Pains in the Stomach and Bowels.
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MAD
McKenney George W, shoemkr. McKim R & Co, coal,
McKım & Cockrane, furniture. McLeland Charles R, druggist.
McLeland Wm O, millinery.
McTyre Brook, stoves.
Madison Brewing Co (Capital $100,000); A C Greiner, Supt; Brewers of the Celebrated XXX Ale, Porter and Lager Beer. (See adv, page 477.)
Madison City Water Works.
Madison Courier (Daily and Week- ly); The Courier Co, Publishers. (See adv, page 477.)
Madison Gas Light Co.
Madison Herald (Daily and Week- ly); M A & E S Barnett, Publishers. (See adv, page 477.)
Madison Insurance Co, James H Woolford, sec.
Madison Marine, Railway and Ship Yard.
Madison Packing Co, canning factory.
Madison Star (daily and weekly); Helen Hubbs, propr.
Madison Street Railway, Wm Kriel, supt. Madison Woolen Mill Co.
Marks A & Son, Dry Goods.
Marshall Orrin, laundry.
Martch George, shoemkr.
Matthews James H, physician.
Mayer John, Proprietor William Tell House, n w cor Mulberry and Ohio. (See adv, page 479.)
Mellen & Shannon, crockery.
Merchants' and Manufactur- ers' Club, Wm A Quigley, Sec.
Metzheiser John, ice.
Metzheiser Josephine, milliner.
Meunier Nicholas, shoemkr.
Meyer Julius, clothing.
Meyer J M, clothing. Middleton & Wymond, coal.
Millar C W & A D, wagonmkrs.
Millar Henry C, photographer.
Millar Jacob, baker.
Milligan John, painter. Moffett S S & Son, dry goods.
Montz Oliver, grocer.
Moseley Martin B, propr Southern Hotel. Moses David, notions. Moses Samuel, meat market.
Mosser's Hotel, Wm Mosser propr. Mullen M & Son, livery.
National Branch Bank of Madison (capi- ital $150,000); W H Powell, pres; D G Phillips, cash. Neill James, painter. Nicklaus Edward G, grocer.
Niesse Henry, Proprietor Western
Hotel. (See adv, page 479.)
Nodler Conrad, auctioneer. Nodler John W, grocer.
Noll Frederick W, shoemkr. Ong Oliver H, tailor.
Osting Helena, grocer. Page Wm W, flour mill.
Page & Hablizel, propr Madison Packing Co.
Pattie Wm R, sash and doors.
Pfau Sylvester, grocer.
Pfeiffer Christian, shoes.
Philbin John W, sewing machines.
Planet Restaurant, McGuire & Betten, Proprietors.
Pope Herman, cigars.
Powell & Weyer, iron.
Powers Francis C, milliner.
Quigley Wm A, insurance ..
Quirin & Bro, harness.
Raffle Aaron, junk.
Rea Robert R, Livery Stable.
Richardson Charles P, agrl implements.
Robbins B F, furniture.
Roberts John C, cigars.
Robinus Nickolas, shoes.
Rock John, saddletrees.
Rodgers Ebenezer, auctioneer.
Rogers W H & Co, druggists.
Rushton David, blacksmith.
Saiser Edward, saloon.
Sands Daniel, wagonmkr.
Sanxay Henry C, insurance.
Sappington Charles C. agt J M & R Ry.
Schad August, horse collars.
Schad Eberhardt, tanner.
Scheik Albert, grocer.
Schelke Frederick W, grocer.
Schelke Henry G, toys.
Schelke Herman, wagonmkr.
Schmidt Arm, general store.
Schmidt George H, propr Continental Hotel.
Schmidt Julius, saloon.
Schmitt Simon, saddletrees.
Schneider Joseph B, furniture.
Schnell Christian, grocer.
Schnell John, notions ..
Schnider Jacob, grocer. Schnider John, saddletrees.
Schoenstein Hubert, baker.
Schofield Joshua O, stoves.
Schofield J & Son, woolen mill.
School Thomas, live stock.
Schram John, saddletrees.
Schroder Benjamin, saddletrees.
Schuler Jacob, saloon.
Schultz Mathais, barber.
Schwolmaer John H, shoemkr.
Scott John W & Son, grocers.
Scott Walter, agrl implements.
Seepe John B Rev (Catholic).
Senior John W, insurance. Sering John G, pension agt.
Shelke Herman, blacksmith.
Siersdorfer Nicholas, shoes.
Silver Plate Co, S P Hart, pres.
Smith Alexander, barber.
Smith George, propr Broadway Hotel.
BINDERS. CARLON & HOLLENBECK, CZPRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
ARCTIC { In use from New York to California. ICE MACHINE MFG. CO.
(See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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Smith John H, painter. Smith Walter, saloon. Smith & Beidenbach, planing mill. Soeder Paul, grocer.
Southern Hotel, M B Moseley, propr. Stanley Henry, brass foundry. Stanton Charles A, shoes. Stewart A J & Son, harness. Stephen Adam, barber. Sterns & Co, tailors. Stokes House, Nathaniel Stokes, propr. Sulzer Raphael, junk. Swormstedt & Co, druggists. Taylor, Hitz Co, flour mill. Taylor J B, cracker mnfr. Thienas Jacob, shoes.
Thomas John W, cooper. Towers Wm H, cooper. Townsend Samuel M, physician. Trow George E, staves. Trow W & Co, flour mills. Umbach Charles, shoemkr. Vail Cornelius, furniture. Vail Frank P, stationery.
Vanosdol & Francisco, lawyers. Varble George W, stoves. Vogeles Earnest, druggist. Wade John, feed. Wade Patrick, flour. Walker Charles & Co, foundry. Walker Frank W, furniture. Walker Wm J, baker. Walker & Wilson, lawyers. Walls Wm T, dentist. Walters Henry G, flour. Watts & Barber, paper mill.
Weaver Clemens H, dry goods.
Weaver Nicholas, grocer.
Weber Jacob, barber. Weber Peter, brewer. Wehner John A, clothing.
Wherle Bros, dry goods.
Weis Jacob, spokes.
Weis Jacob & Co, spoke mnfrs.
Wells Annie, dressmkr.
Wells Joseph P, lawyer.
Werbe Frederick, general store.
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Western Hotel, Henry Niesse, Pro- prietor. (See adv, page 479.)
Wettrick Joseph, carpet weaver.
Wewer Annette Mrs, dry goods.
Wharton Frank G, hardware.
Whipple Henry & Co, chair mnfrs.
White J B & Co, lumber.
White John C, cigars.
Whitsett Courtland, fruit.
William Tell House, John May- er, Proprietor, n w cor Mulberry and Ohio. (See adv,. page 479.)
Williamson Charles W, barber.
Wilson Manly D, lawyer.
Wilson Matthew, grocer.
Wilson Walter, physician.
Winnefeld Frederick W, grocer.
Winterfield Frederick, baker.
Wolf Charles, barber.
Wolf George, meat market.
Wolfanger & Cottem, barbers.
Wolff Frederick, meat market.
Wood Albion B, insurance.
Wood A B & Son, blacking mnfrs.
Wood George J, artificial ear drum mnfr.
USE
WM. TELL HOUSE,
Cor. Ohio and Mulberry Streets, oppo- site Steamboat Landing, JOHN MAYER, Proprietor, MADISON, IND.
Wim. Tell haus, Teke Ohio and Mulberry Strasse, Gegenuber Steamboat Landing, Madison Indiana.
Reisende finden zu jeder Zeit bequemes Logis und beste Bekostigung zu massigen Preisen. Die besten Getranke stets vorrathig.
WESTERN HOTEL
HENRY NIESSE, Proprietor,
Corner West and Ohio Streets, - - MADISON, INDIANA.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS BEST QUALITY GALVANIZED SHEET IRON.
GENUINE HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE.
IN MEN'S FINE HAND SEWED AND MACHINE MADE. ALL STYLES TOES AND WIDTHS. GEO. S. DWINNELL,
Western Agent, Indianapolis ..
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MAG INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MAN
Wood George J Mrs, milliner. Younker Gustavus, meat market. Yunker Sylvester, saloon. . Zeiser Edward, saloon. Zimmerer John, baker. Zoeller Charles, saloon.
MAGLEY. Known locally as Kirt- land, is a station on C & A Ry, in Preble township, Adams county, 7 miles northwest of Decatur, the county seat and banking town. Population 50. J J Magley, post- master. Beineke F, saw mill. Fruchte & Peck, saw mill. Herman Jacob, shingle mnfr.
Magley J J, General Store and Tile Mnfr.
MAGNOLIA. Small place in Jen- nings township, Crawford county, located 5 miles northwest of Leavenworth, the county seat, banking town and place of shipment on the Ohio river. Population 30. George W Cosby, postmaster.
Bateman A J, live stock.
Cosby George W, General Store.
Froman James G, saw mill.
Knowland E W, cooper. Landrus David, blacksmith. Odle & Goodson, saw mill.
Shaw George Q, blacksmith and barber.
MAHALASVILLE. A postoffice on F F & M R R, known also as Van Sickles, in Jackson township, Morgan coun- ty, 6 miles southeast of Martinsville, the county seat and nearest bank location, con- tains a population of 160. Ex, Am. Wm H Greer, postmaster.
Davis R C, General Store, Land, Rail- road and Express Agent. Dodson D E, blacksmith and justice. Greer & Greer, general store. Miller G W, physician. Prather John, saw mill.
Prather Wm E, physician.
Renner E, blacksmith.
Renner Henry, Flour Mill. Vansickle G W, spoke mnfr.
MAJENICA. Located in Lancaster township, Huntington county, 8 miles southeast of Huntington, the county seat, shipping point and banking place, is a vil- lage of 131 inhabitants. Tri-weekly stage route from Warren to Huntington. John HI Hildebrand, postmaster. Burley & Marshall, carpenters. Crandall Thomas, physician and drugs. Harris J B, justice of the peace. Harry & Darrow, tile mnfrs.
Hildebrand J H & Bro, General Store.
Lamon C L, physician.
Lewis Wallace W, saw mill. Smith Isaac A, physician. Sprowl Isaac M, blacksmith. Swalla John, blacksmith.
MAKIN. Hamlet in Warren town- ship, Huntington county, 7 miles northwest. of Huntington, the county seat, banking town and shipping station, on W St L & P and C & A Rys. Population 40. A S Makin, postmaster. Finken biner George W, blacksmith.
Fry C W, physician.
Fry Jacob, General Store. Jess Mulford, carpenter.
Lawrence Ezekiel, wagonmkr.
Lawrence Silas, shoemkr.
MALOTTPARK. Situated 7 miles north of Indianapolis, on the W St L & P Ry, in Washington township, Ma- rion county, contains 50 inhabitants. Ships wheat and corn. Indianapolis is the near- est banking point. George Byers," post- master. Bowers J V, physician.
Byers George, general store. Cronch Elizabeth, agt I P & C Ry. Huff Turner, blacksmith.
Mott Benjamin, carpenter.
Smith John H, grain.
Schafledd Wm, flour mill.
Spahr Wm, flour mill.
MANCHESTER. 3} miles from Manchester station, on the C I St L & CR R, in Dearborn county, Manchester town- ship, 12 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh court house and banking place, contains 150 inhabitants, graded school,=Methodist and Universalist churches. Has daily stage communication with Lawrenceburgh ; fare, 70 cents round trip. Ex, Am. Samuel McMullin, postmaster.
Baker's Sons, flour mill.
Carson A L, general store.
Clark David H, blacksmith.
Claspill R C, blacksmith.
Craig T E, physician.
Crocker W F, general store.
Emerson Thomas, general store.
Horbaugh L, tinner.
Kelly D D, carpenter.
Kennedy James M, carpenter.
Kyle T M, physician.
McMullen J L, meat market.
McMullin Samuel, General Store. Platt Seth, brick mason.
Pummill Wm, wagonmkr.
Purlee David, blacksmith. Rebarger Frank, cooper.
Riddle John V, agrl implements. Ross Jasper, cooper.
J. H. CURRAN ELEVATORS for all PURPOSES 135 W. Second St., CINCINNATI.
MODEL CLOTHING CO. S 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.
MAN
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MAP 481
Ruble Alexander, shoemkr. Ruble John, justice of the peace. Sinens J C, blacksmith. Steinmetz George W, agrl implements. True RS, wagonmkr.
MANHATTAN. A small place in Washington township, Putnam county, 7 miles southwest of Greencastle, the county seat and nearest banking place, and 2 south of Hamrick Station on the St L & V T H & I R R, contains 100 inhabitants, flour mill and 2 churches-Methodist and Christian-and district school. Mail daily. C D Smith, postmaster.
Fellows John W, wagonmkr and notary public.
Gammie John, drugs and shoemkr. Roberts Wm, live stock and hotel. Shields Wm, blacksmith. Smith Volney, general store. Yaring Thomas, live stock. Young W H, live stock. Zanes T M, physician.
MANILLA. Located on the C C Br of the J M & I R R, in Walker township, Rush county, 10 miles west of Rushville,the seat of justice and bank lo- cation, contains 400 people, graded school, Christian and Methodist churches, and 1 flour mill. Ex, Adams.
Barnum W E, physician and grocer.
Bebaut A, live stock.
Craige R, Drugs, Express Agent and Grocer.
Creed & Querry, blacksmiths.
Edwards W B, confectioner. Emmons Jennie & Son, grocers. Emons W T, general store. Gross John, general store and grain. Headley Charles, grocer. Hester & Zike, meat market. Hill & John, hardware. Inlow J J, physician. Jarrett E, grocer. Kaufman L J, R R agt.
King W L, hotel and livery. Muse James, justice. Neil James, harness. Pollock L S, grocer. Shook Joseph, shoemkr. Simpson J C, general store. Smart James, carriage mnfr. Smelser & Jonas, saw mill.
Smith Adam, carpenter. Smith A O, barber. Smith John A, carpenter. Spencer ET, physician. Stiers J A, shoemkr.
Trees C E, lumber.
MANSFIELD. On Big Raccoon creek, in Jackson township, Parke county,
10 miles southeast of Rockville, the county seat and banking point, and 5 miles north of Carbon, its shipping point, on the I & St L R R. The village contains a Methodist Population church and a district school. 300. A H Smith, postmaster. Bramblet Ella, milliner.
Branson John, wagonmkr.
Denman J O, general store. Garrigus J B & Co, general store. Harvey J W, physician. Kemper Elias, hotel.
Kenyon James, carpenter. Rohm Frank, blacksmith. Rohn Jacob, flour mill. Rohn, Nelson & Rohn, carriagemkrs. Smith A H, General Store.
MANSON. A postoffice in Clinton county, on L Div T H & I Ry, 5 miles west of Frankfort, the county seat and banking place. Population 46. Am Ex. David Dukes, postmaster.
Crouch W F, blacksmith and wagonmkr. Dukes D, wood dealer. Dukes J F, saw mill.
Holloway JT, saw mill.
Holmes J H, physician. Julian V F, shoemkr.
Mercer D C, justice.
Reagan F M, saw mill.
MANVILLE. Formerly known as Buena Vista, is located in Milton township, Jefferson county, 62 miles southeast of Madison, the county seat, banking place and shipping station. Indian Kentucky creek furnishes good water power, which operates 1 flour mill. Population 44. John Van Buren, postmaster.
Buchanan M, stone mason.
Goldsborough Isaac & Co, general store. Manville F, wagonmkr. Manville J, general store.
Ryker C R, physician. Sherman J, shoemkr.
Sholl W, live stock.
Sielunthal P F, flour mill.
Van Buren John, Postmaster.
MAPLES. A village of 200 inhabi- tants. Was first settled in 1843. Is locat- ed on the P Ft W & C Ry, in Allen coun- ty, 10 miles southeast of Fort Wayne, the county seat and banking place. Contains Methodist church and graded school, and 2 saw mills. Nicholas Ladig, postmaster. Converset August, saloon.
Crawford A C, general store and justice. Fitzgerald James, saloon. Foote FS, R R agt. Joley Lewis, shoemkr.
Ladig Nicholas, Justice. Linebery W W Rev (Methodist).
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard. Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
31
HAND BOOK FREE.
3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG,. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
482 MAP INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MAR
McHenry J D, physician. Myres I N, physician. Olds W E, physician. Roberts Wm, saw mill and hoop mnfr.
MAPLETON. Located in Center township, Marion county, 4 miles from In- dianapolis, its shipping point and bank lo- cation. Population, 300. Theodore F Harrison, postmaster.
Baker Henry, carpenter.
Berryhill J S, lawyer.
Harrison Theodore F, General Store, Lawyer and Notary.
Haughey L C, glue works.
Ketcham W A, lawyer. Lilly Charles, varnish works. Little Wm, meat market.
Miller G H, blacksmith.
Reynolds Eli, carpenter.
Schafer Wm, wagonmkr.
MAPLE VALLEY. Formerly called Elizabeth City, contains a popula- tion of 100, situated in Wayne township, Henry county, 6 miles north of Knights- town, its shipping point and bank location, and 15 southwest of New Castle, the county seat. Wheat, corn and cattle are exported. Stage daily to Wilkinson. Ex, Am. Samuel W Overman, postmaster.
Abbeight, Conlalin & McCorklaill, saw mills.
Burris Elwood Rev (Methodist).
Byrket E B, general store. Francis J Z, carpenter. Jackson & Owens, wagonmkrs. Julian J C, physician.
Maston S T, blacksmith.
Rawlins F J C, physician.
Rawlins John, physician. Wink J M, justice of the peace.
Yetter A F, Live Stock. Yetter David, hotel.
MAPLEWOOD. Settled in 1881, is growing rapidly. It is located in Union and Middle townships, Hendricks county, on St L Div I B & W Ry, 6 miles north of Danville, the county seat and banking place. Population 104. Charles Duncan, postmaster.
Allenbach Abraham, blacksmith.
Duncan Charles, general store. Forsythe A N, saw mill. Parker Allen, blacksmith. Ricker John, shoemkr.
Snowden Jerry, physician.
MARBLE CORNER. A postof- fice in Ripley county, Shelby township, 15 miles south of Versailles, the county seat, and 14 north of Madison, its nearest bank location. Dupont is the shipping station,
8 miles southwest ; contains 2 saw mills and spoke factory. Population 150. J M Thomas, postmaster.
Adams M & Bro, blacksmiths. Adams T, blacksmith.
Alexander John, blacksmith.
Goekwood John, contractor.
Hilgert, Osier & McDaniel, saw mill and spoke mnfrs.
Jacobs Nick, harnessmkr.
Johnson John H, Farmer. Johnson R D, notary public.
Jones D, book agt.
Jordan M, general store.
Livings T, saw mill and spoke mnfr.
Lockwood John, cooper.
McDaniel W C, general store.
Oshorn G J, physician.
Reed & Johnson, general store.
Thomas George L, general store.
Thomas Wm, general store.
Thomas W H, cooper.
Van Antwerp B F, physician and notary.
MARCO. 87 miles southwest of Indi- anapolis, on the I & V Ry, contains 150 inhabitants, and is located in Stafford township, Greene county, 16 miles south- west, of Bloomfield court house. Worth- ington is the location of the nearest bank. Grain, live stock and lumber are exported. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. J D Lyon, post- master. Baughn J B, tile mnfr.
Bemfield R A J, physician.
Buskirk Peter Y, general store.
Dugan & Co, grain.
Fitzgerald John, drugs and groceries.
Freeland J T, physician.
Gardner John, grocer.
Guthery G D, harness.
Halstead A, lumber.
Heim C F, grocer and hardware.
Henderson & Son, General Store. Hunter F & W, flour and saw mill. Jarrell F P, general store.
Lyon J D, Stoves and Tinware.
Marsh J T, grocer.
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