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Ray D W, R R and ex agt.
Sharp Paul, blacksmith. Talbott J E, physician.
Trueblood J S, saloon.
Weaver Isaac, live stock.
Yeoman E F, tile mnfr.
MARENGO. Well known as Big Springs, located in Liberty township, Craw- ford county, 13 miles north of Leavenworth, the county seat. The nearest banking place is New Albany. Tri-weekly stage to New Albany and Leavenworth. There are 3 churches-Christian, United Brethren and Methodist. Population 400. Adams Ex. C C Taylor, postmaster.
AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO.
"PAPER BELT PULLEYS And Friction Wheels. 114 and 116 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis.
THOS. C. DAY & CO.
Farms and City Property for Sale. Some Bargains. 72 East Market St., INDIANAPOLIS.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 483
Balthis G S, General Store.
Baylor Mary E, hotel.
Bergman G F, shoemkr. Byrlcy T J, saloon. Byrum James R, blacksmith. Byrum S M, cooper. Byrum W H, notary public. Chambers S B, physician. Daniel Wm, physician. Froman M C, saw mill. Hammons C C, general store.
Hammond & Patton, grocers. Hancock & Stone, drugs.
Headrick W. S, livery. Hiestand T S, carpenter.
Hottle A E Mrs, milliner.
Huff Barlow, marble yard. Jenner H G, flour mill.
Jenner W E, dentist, tinner and justice. Johnson J M, professor academy. Martin George F, physician.
Martin M J, harnessmkr. Mitchell R, physician. Mitchell R & Son, druggists. Odle L M Mrs, milliner. Paxton A J, lime burner. Stewart A J, blacksmith.
Stewart F L, hotel.
Stewart L B, General Store and Phy- sician.
Stewart Oscar H, physician.
Stewart R D, shoemkr. Stewart V A, cabinet and wagonmkr. Stroud J, live stock.
Suddarth D B, gunsmith.
Taylor C C, General Store and Saw Mill.
Taylor J T, wagonmkr.
Taylor M V, carpenter. Waltz W T, carpenter. Weathers D N, carpenter. Weathers J M, carpenter.
Weathers V Rev (Christian).
Wool Luke, nursery. Wright W D, lumber.
MARIAH HILL. A village of 75 inhabitants, located in Carter township, Spencer county, 22 miles northeast of Rock- port, the county seat and nearest bank lo- cation. Dale, 3 miles west on the C R & S W Ry, is the shipping point. Wheat and tobacco are shipped. Fred W Morgan, post- master.
Demuth Theresia Mrs, dressmkr and tailor. Dilger & Schum, flour mill. Halbleib Michael, wagonmkr. Heichelbeck M, hotel.
Horlander Adams, carpenter. Horlander Sebastian, coal miner. Jellig Joseph, blacksmith. Jochem Frank, stoves and tinware. Kappner N, bricklayer.
Lehnen Charles, justice of the peace.
Lehr John A, carpenter.
Maslowskey Felix, physician.
Mittlebuehler Jacob, hotel. Roos John, wagonmkr.
Roos Peter, blacksmith.
Schwarte William, General Store and Brick Mnfr.
Spayd Henry, saddler.
Versing Nicholas, painter. Wagner Barbara, general store.
Wedling August, barber.
Weller Jacob, notary public.
Wolff Jacob, shoemkr.
MARIETTA. A postoffice in Blue river, in Hendricks township, Shelby coun- ty, 9 miles southwest of Shelbyville, the county seat, bank location and nearest shipping point. Population 175. Wheat, corn, hogs and cattle are shipped. H A Hageman, postmaster. Becker Henry, justice.
Comstock James A, physician. Davis Mark, carpenter.
'Hanouse Joseph, wagonmkr.
Hays Samuel, live stock.
Pile J W, wagonmkr.
Ritchey A H, general store.
Ritchey John M, blacksmith.
Sithen Jesse, wagonmkr.
Snider J H, live stock.
Snyder Levi, blacksmith.
Stewart J B, physician.
Story Wm, meat market.
Treon Archibold, shoemkr.
Treon Daniel W, barber.
MARION. The judicial seat of Grant county, is a growing commercial city of 4,000 inhabitants, located on C St L & P, C W & M and TD & B R Rs, 70 miles north- west of Indianapolis. This, for its size, is one of the thriftiest towns in Indiana. It is a handsome, well built city, regularly laid out with broad streets, and is supplied with gas and water works, a volunteer fire department, equipped with 3 hose reels. 4 public school buildings, 7 churches, 5 ho- tels, an opera house and 3 banks. Marion has improved very rapidly within the last 2 years; the most important improvement, in the way of buildings is the court house, erected at a cost of $175,000, a number of business blocks and a fine hotel building. The press is represented by the Republican, issued daily and weekly, and the Chronicle and Democrat, weekly publications. In point of manufacture it stands very promi- nent, having 2 flour mills, stave factory, 3 planing mills, foundry, 2 saw mills, handle factory, saw works, linseed oil mill, hub factory and bentwood works. The Missis- sinewa river flows by the town and furn- ishes good water power. The chief exports
KING & ELDER
FURNITURE, All kinds of Furniture made to order. 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SHOW CASES
CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
484 MAR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MAR
include lumber, pork, grain, live stock and linseed oil. Ex, Am, U S and Adams. Tel, W U. Jacob M Wells, postmaster. Adams Express Co, C N Martin, agt. Addington James S, barber.
Ætna Fire Insurance Co of Hartford, Connecticut, B R Norman, Agent.
Allen Bros, lumber mnfrs.
Alltop Jasper N, pianos and organs.
American Express Co, Philip Diels, agt. Anderson John A, news and periodicals. Anderson & Boswell, grocers.
Arnold Ananias, manager Singer Manu- facturing Co.
Arnold, Gunder & Co, dry goods. Bacon & Co, druggists.
Bailey Rufus W, lawyer.
Baker & Fry, Proprietors Oyster Bay Restaurant, South of Spencer House.
Baldwin Addison M, Lawyer. Baldwin D A & Co, grocers.
Baldwin Henry J, lime, cement, etc.
Baldwin, Irvine & Co, Abstract- ers and Real Estate. (See adv, page 485.) Baldwin Stephen G, insurance. Banning Jacob M, grocer. Barley Alexander, carpenter.
Barley & Miles, painters.
Barnard J M & Co, planing mill.
Barnes Johnson L, agrl implements. Bass Oliver, barber.
Beall A R Mrs, millinery.
Beall George W, carpenter.
Beatty Joshua D, livery stable.
Beck Richard M, grocer.
Beeson Jay H, dentist. Beshore Henry, grocer. Beshore L C & Co, stoves and tinware.
Beshore Samuel B, grocer.
Blumenthal & Co, clothing.
Bone Christian N, blacksmith.
Bradford Moses, grocer
Brightman Sisters, dressmkrs.
Brown Benjamin E, Proprietor Spencer House.
Brown Charles A, confectionery.
Brown Fred E, photographer.
Brownlee Hiram, Attorney at Law. Brownlee John, Attorney at Law. Brownlee & Eckenrod, proprs Marion Chronicle.
Brownlee & Oliver, lawyers.
Brunka Conrad, saloon. Brunka C & Co, cigar mnfrs. Buchanan A & Son, undertakers.
Buchanans & Caldwell, marble works.
Buckles John H, Proprietor Grand View Hotel. (See adv, page 485.)
Butler Thaddeus, mnfr of carriages. Cameron Thomas, saloon. Campbell Bros, planing mill. Campbell & Ludlum, hardware. Carr & Paulus, lawyers.
Central Union Telephone Exchange, John A Anderson, manager. Charles James, flour mill. Charles Wm H, lawyer. Childs Thomas L, lawyer. Clouse Joseph, carriages.
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co, of Hartford, B R Norman, Agent. County Commissioners, James Charles, pres; George Needler; George B Sweetser ; John N Turner, auditor and clerk. Cox Isaiah M, county treasurer. Cox & Price Bros, bending works.
Custer Garry D, lawyer.
Custer Joseph L, lawyer.
Davis Alpheus C, lawyer.
Dayis John, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Dealer in Paints, Oils, Varn- ishes, Cigars, Tobacco and Seeds, S Wash- ington.
Davis Malinda Mrs, Fine Millinery and Dressmaking.
Davis & Sanders, wagonmkrs.
Day Phebe M, dressmkr.
Diels Phillip, jeweler.
Dunbar C W, physician.
Dunning Arta Mrs, fancy goods.
Eversole Henry C, jeweler.
Exchange Bank, Jason Willson & Co, proprs. Fadely & Mather, agrl implements.
Firemen's Insurance Co, of Dayton, B R Norman, Agent.
Fortney Amos, blacksmith. Fravell George R, druggist.
Freeman Harris, junk dealer.
Fryer Robert W, grocer.
German-American Fire In- surance Co, of New York, B R Norman, Agent.
Gibson George W, prosecuting attorney.
Godecke Charles D, agt T C & St L Ry. Goldthait & Son, dry goods.
Goldthwait Edgar L, lawyer.
Gordon & Hollingsworth, flouring mills.
Grand View Hotel, John H Buckles, Proprietor. (See adv, page 485.) Grant County Carriage Works, J H Richards, Proprietor. Guardian Fire Insurance
Co, of London, B R Norman, Agent. Haines Benjamin A, agrl implements and coal.
Hall Frank, grocer.
Hall Joseph J, agt U S Ex Co.
Hamaker Benjamin, county recorder.
Hamilton A Augustus, physician.
Hamilton Bros, plumbers.
Hatt John, boots and shoes.
Havens Wm M, propr Riverside Hotel.
Hawkins Samuel W, barber. Hess Luther P, physician. Hickman Alonzo F, notions, etc. Hill Ezra C, carpenter.
War Claims,
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PAY, ALLOWANCES, LAND WARRANTS, ETC., Collected by W. H. CORBALEY, Attorney at Law, 42 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 322 years experience. Rejected and increase Pensions a Specialty.
PATENTS
PROCURED FOR INVENTORS. ( CHARLES P. JACOBS, Charges reasonable. Prompt work. Inventors will find it to their interest to employ me.
Patent Lawyer and Solicitor, 36 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MAR 485
HUTCHINSON & CO., MERCHANT TAILORS! :0:
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SUITINGS A SPECIALTY.
Goldthait Block, MARION, INDIANA.
d
iew Hotel
Stop with J. H. BUCKLES - -AT THE -
Grand View Hotel,
$2.00 Per Day. MARION, INDIANA.
A. M. BALDWIN.
WM. H. WILEY.
W. H. IRVINE.
BALDWIN, IRVINE & CO., MARION, INDIANA,
NOTARIES!
Abstracts to any lands or lots in Grant County furnished on application. Patent Deeds procured. Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Leases, etc., executed and acknowledged. Errors in Titles corrected. Promptness, care and neatness always executed.
FEES LIBERAL.
Marion Daily and Weekly Republican
The only Daily Paper in Grant County, Indiana.
Wm. H. Sanders, Proprietor, Marion, Indiana.
Advertisements Solicited from Manufacturers. Correspondence Solicited.
PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE § Session of 1885-'86 begins Oct. 15, 1885 OF INDIANA. 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.
486 MAR
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MAR
Hill James M, jeweler. Hockett & Hartsook, photographers. Hogan & Son, grocers.
Home Fire Insurance Co, of New York, B R Norman, Agent.
Horne R H & Co, Produce Deal- ers and Shippers of Butter and Eggs.
Hughes O D, mer tailor.
Hulley J & E, iron founders.
Humphrey & Co, lumber.
Hunter & Sons, flour and feed.
Hutchinson & Co, mer tailors. (See adv, page 485.) Iams Jesse, stoves and tinware.
Irvine Win H, Lawyer.
Jackson E Con, painter.
Jamison Charles C, dry goods.
Janes & Springer, sewing machines.
Jenkins & Son, pork packers.
Jewell J & Co, pump mnfrs.
Joe Zee, laundry.
John Lizzie Mrs, dressmkr.
Jones Byron H, lawyer.
Jones Enoch P, physician.
Jones & Neal, insurance.
Keller & Mead, furniture. Kelley John W, furniture.
Kepler Jacob, blacksmith.
Kersey & Baldwin, lawyers.
Kinley Wilford F, dentist.
Kinneman E L, bill poster.
Kinneman Robert T, painter.
Koontz Simon, grocer and baker.
Lear F J & Son, feed stable.
Lenfesty Charles, sheriff.
Lenfesty Wm L, lawyer.
Lennox Hamilton J, trustee Centre town- ship.
Leon & Metzger, clothing.
Lillard & Butler, Livery and Sale Stables, 1:Square South of Spencer House. (See adv,. page 487.)
Lillard & Marsh, carpenters.
Lillard & Zombro, Lumber and Coal Dealers.
Liverpool and London and Globe Ins Co, B R Norman Agent.
Logan O P & Son, flour, grain and feed. Logansport Mnfr Co, spoke buyers.
Lomax Wm, physician. Lomax & Flynn, physicians. Long & Polk, carpenters.
Lytle John B, druggist. McCleery Bros, hardware.
McDowell & McDowell, lawyers.
Mckinney & Eshelman, planing mill.
McLain James S, dentist.
Maas Milanie Mrs, millinery. Maas Robert, grocer.
Maffett Wm N, blacksmith. Maher Bros, bakers.
Marion Bank, Joel G Sayre, cash.
Marion Building and Loan Association (capital $100,000); Wm E Hogin, pres; Rufus W Bailey, sec; George Webster Jr, treas.
Marion Chronicle (weekly), Brownlee & Eckenrod, proprs.
Marion Coal Gas Co.
Marion Daily Republican, Wm H Sanders, Editor and Proprietor. (See adv, page 485.)
Marion Democrat, Lewis A Wallace, propr. Marion Handle. Works, mnfrs shovel han- dles.
Marion House, D S Killman, propr. Marion Republican (weekly) Wm H Sanders, Editor and Proprietor. (See adv, page 485.)
Marion School Board, Rufus W Bailey, pres; Hamilton S M Crea, supt schools. Mark Harvey S, jeweler.
Marsh Joseph, carpenter.
Martin Claudius N, agt C St L & PR R, Star Union Line and Adams Ex Co.
Martin Ferdinand, painter.
Matter Philip, livery stable.
Morehead John, blacksmith.
Morrow Joseph, grocer.
Mowrer & Byerly. carpenters.
Murray Elias C, county surveyor.
Neal Cyrus W, clerk Grant circuit court.
Neal Wm, civil engineer.
Nelson Jesse H, propr New Tremont House and grain elevator.
New Tremont House, Jesse H Nelson, propr. Nichols Solomon E, barber.
Nickum & Hudson, Machine and Saw Works, one square s of Spencer House, on Adams.
Norman Benjamin R, Insurance Agent and Notary Public.
Norman John R, barber.
Norton Arthur, loan broker.
Nottingham John C, physician.
Nottingham Thomas & Co, saddles.
Oppy Sarah, dressmkr.
Osborn George A, county supt of schools.
Osborne Alfred, carriagemkr.
Overman Bros, grocers.
Overman Daniel, grocer.
Overman Lindley M, civil engineer.
Oyster Bay Restaurant, Baker & Fry, Proprietors; Meals at all hours; finest Lunch in the city ; s of Spencer- House.
Patton & Thornburgh, carpenters.
Pemberton Elihu W, saloon. Pence George W, carriages.
Perry & Stephens, Botanic Physi- cians. (See adv, page 487.)
Phoenix Fire Ins Co of London, B R Norman, Agent.
Polk & Long, carpenters. Pratt George B, broker.
Price & Foster, hardware.
M. S. HUEY & SON
BEE HIVE PLANING MILL
73 Pendleton Avenue, . - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ARCTIC ICE MACHINE. MFG. CO.
Competing Successfully in Cin- cinnati against Natural Ice. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 487
Ramsey Frank, shoemkr. Ratliff, Baldwin & Co, dry goods.
Reece Charles, druggist. Reed George W, gunsmith. Reeves & Councell, books and stationery.
Richards James H, Agricultural Implements, Carriages, Spring Wagons, Buggies, McCormick Binder, Harvester and Mower, Gilpin Sulky Breaking Plow, Adams, s of Spencer House.
Righner John, agrl implements. Riverside Hotel, Wm L Havens, propr.
Sanders William H, Proprietor Marion Daily and Weekly Republican. (See adv, page 485.) Saylor Thomas, shoemkr.
Sharon & Williams, painters.
Sherman David, mer tailor. Shively J S & M T, physicians.
Shrock Lydia A Mrs, dress and cloakmkr. Singer Manufacturing Co, Ananias Arnold, manager.
Sisemore Warren J, barber.
Skillman Dominicus, propr Marion House. Skinner Allen, saloon. Smith Stephen C, carpenter.
Smith Wm C, boots and shoes.
Snodgrass & Son, physician.
Snodgrass & Wright, physicians.
Spencer House, B E Brown, Pro- prietor ; C S Brown, Manager.
Sprague Ozias A, restaurant and bakery. Springfield F & M Insurance Co of Massachusetts, B R Nor- man, Agent.
Starrett Lewellyn J, restaurant.
Stebbens Elijah, meat market.
Stebbens George W, meat market. Steele Richard G, lawyer. Steele & St John, lawyers.
Stribe & Coppock, meat market. Stump Levi, general store.
Sutton & Gardner, carpenters.
Swaim Ambrose H, restaurant.
Sweetser's Bank, David B Sweetser, pres ; George Webster Jr, cash.
Sweetser, Lyons & Co, mnirs linseed oil. - Sweetser Turner, grain elevator.
Tharp Thomas D, lawyer; owner Grand View Hotel. Thomas Henry D, grocer.
Thompson & Sohn, lumber mnfrs,
Timony John D, Justice of the Peace ; Collections a Specialty, and Re- turns Promptly Made. Torrance Frank W, agt C W & M Ry.
Trull & Armstrong, meat market.
Turner Charles E, blacksmith.
Turner John N, county auditor.
Turner J N & Co, lumber, coal, lime, etc. Turner Sonny H, painter.
Union Fire Insurance Co of California, B R Norman, Agent.
United States Express Co, J J Hall, agt. VanDevanter & Lacey, lawyers.
Wall Mahlon M, physician.
Wallace Lewis A, propr Marion Democrat. Wehrs Wm H, saloon.
Wells Jacob M, Postmaster.
Welsh & Co, upholsterers. Western Insurance Co of To- ronto, B R Norman, Agent.
LILLARD & BUTLER'S
BLOMCREME
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable !
Adams Street, two Blocks South of Square,
MARION, IND.
New and easy Carriages, good Horses, careful Drivers and Reasonable Rates. Special attention to Commercial Men.
LILLARD & BUTLER, Proprietors.
A. C. PERRY. A. B. STEPHENS.
DRS: PERRY & STEPHENS, Botanic Physicians,
Widely known in the State, cures Catarrh, Lung Diseases, Cancer, Fits, Etc. Take Notice-they will deceive no one with false hope, nor promise cures where they are not possible. They are permanently located over Reece's Drug Store, Marion, Indiana. References given, when required.
Medicated Steam Baths Used, when required. Marion, Indiana.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS
Galvanizing, C. Plating and Tinning ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK.
Genuine Hartford Boot and Shoe
Dealers will find they are the best goods they can handle for men's wear. Geo. S. Dwinnell, Indianapolis, Ind.
488 MAR
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MAR
Western Union Telegraph Co, John A Anderson, manager. Whisler John C, meat market. Whisler L M & Co, stoves and tinware. White Wm, note broker. White & Work Mrs, dressmkrs. White's Hall, George White, propr. Wigger John H, harness. Wilke & Son, dry goods. Williams Lewis, physician. Willson, Jason & Co, Exchange Bank. Wilson & Marsh, lawyers. Winchel G N & Co, dry goods. Wood S & Co, stave mnfrs.
Wright Andrew T, lawyer. Young Henry, mer tailor.
MARKLAND. In York township, Switzerland county, located on the Ohio river, 5 miles above Vevay, the county seat and nearest banking point, contains a pop- ulation of 225. Ex, Adams. W G Kin- caid, postmaster.
Beard & Co, leaf tobacco. Benedict Americus, general store.
Benedict A, saw and planing mill. Benedict Samuel L, printer. Benedict & Foster, leaf tobacco. Brown & Vanbrigle, hotel. Burk Harry, shoemkr. Clark & Beard, general store. Clendening J, wagonmkr. Franklin Revy, cooper. Griffin G W, druggist. Hewett G W, physician and druggist. Hewett Henry, cooper. Johnson J S, carpenter. Kincend W G, Blacksmith.
McClanahan Joseph, cooper. Marsh John D, carpenter. North B H, general store. O'Neal J J, flour mill. Robinson & Bledsoe, general store. Tuarkland Charles, produce.
MARKLE. On the Wabash river and C & A R R, in Rock Creek township, Huntington county, 10 miles southeast of Huntington, the county seat and banking point, contains a population of 450. J W Scott, postmaster. Allen H, blacksmith. Allen Wm, stone quarry.
Alshouse Henry, blacksmith. Beil Bros, hardware.
Bender W P, General Store. Briant C E, saw mill.
Brickley Bros, stone quarry. Brickley & Sale, general store. Buffington David, druggist. Cupp Valentine, undertaker. Davis G W, lime mnfr. Gemmill H C, physician. Harvey John, baker.
Irwin Lewis, barber.
Killander W J, physician. King C F, druggist. King M H, flour mill. Leeper J J, general store. Lesh David, carpenter. Lew Jacob & Son, hardware.
McCance E A, shoemkr.
McFadden & McClurg, saloon.
Michael W H, shoemaker. Nave John, hotel and wagonmkr.
Raust Jessie, carpenter. Raver Wm, carpenter. Redding J M, meat market.
Saylor Wm, carpenter. Scott J W, Physician. Seibold David, shoemkr.
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Selby John, hotel.
Shively H G, general store.
Sigler A R, saw mill.
Toulston W S, blacksmith.
Wallace H C, saloon.
Williams Boys, live stock.
MARKLEVILLE. In Adams town- ship, Madison county, 11 miles southeast of Anderson, the county seat, and 7 south- east of Pendleton, on CCC&I Ry, its ship- ping point and bank location; has a popu- tion of 130 people, 1 flour mill, 1 saw mill, and daily stage route to Anderson. SF Hardy, postmaster. Bloke A J, general store.
Cochrane Albert, carpenter.
Cunningham A J, justice of the peace.
Dunlap Alonzo, shoemkr.
Fussell Lundy, physician.
Greenlee Lewis, shoemkr.
Hardy S F, General Store. Huston John, saw mill.
Judd Charles, picture frames.
Judd & Forts, blacksmiths.
Justice J, carpenter.
Lewis & Manzy, live stock. Manzy & Shelton, live stock.
Manzy & Trueblood, live stock.
Reger L D Rev, clergyman. Rosenfeld N P, harnessmkr.
Sebrel Preston, drain tile mnfr.
Williams C F, physician. Williams Ralph, live stock.
MARMONT. Situated on Lake Maxinkuckee, in Union township, Marshall county, is a village containing 110 inhabit- ants, 13 miles southwest of Plymouth, the county seat, nearest bank location and shipping point. Stage route to Plymouth tri-weekly ; fare, 50 cents. Wheat and corn are shipped. Henry Speyer, post- master. Clark N F, drugs. Kuntz H, restaurant. Loshe John, shoemkr.
J. H. CURRAN{ Passenger Elevators! 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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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 489
McFarlane Jacob, justice. Myers Wm J, shoemkr. Osborn John, meat market. Quick & Miller, saw mill. Rea Oliver, physician.
Speyer Henry, General Store. Williams George, blacksmith. Wiseman B W S, physician. Wiseman L D, hotel.
MARSHALL. A station on the] L Div of the I B & W Ry, in Washington township, Parke county, 62 miles north of Rockville, the county seat and nearest banking point. Ex, Am. Population 150. W M Byerly, postmaster. Barclay G B, RR and ex agt. Burford E N, grain. Cannon & Ware, grain.
Caplinger Charles, physician.
Cooper W R, drugs and grocer. Fleshower C, saw mill. Mitchell & Spales, blacksmiths. Morgan David, shoemkr.
Myers & Tucker, general store. Reddish & Burford, hardware. Stevens & Leggue, general store.
MARSHFIELD. A nicely situa- ted village on the W St L & P Ry, in Steuben township, Warren county, 10 miles southwest of Williamsport, the county seat. Population 350. The nearest banking place is Attica. Contains 3 churches and graded school. Ex, Pacific. Wm L Ham- ilton, postmaster.
Aborn Orin, physician. Anderson P W, justice of the peace.
Carrier Henry, meat market. Clark Wm, saw mill. Cronkhite A B, carpenter. Delay James, general store.
Hamilton William L, Agricultur- al Implements, Railroad and Express Agent.
Hamilton & Gregg, grain. Johnson J V, druggist. Libel Joseph, harnessmkr. Matthias A F, shoemkr. Matthias A T, general store. Nail John, blacksmith and hotel.
Rosebraugh Wallace, general store. Sexton Patrick, saloon. Stinespring John, barber. Stinespring J B, restaurant.
Thoney David, tile and brick mnfr. Trimbell John, tile and brick mnfr. Tyler G C, live stock. Tyler James, agt W St L & P Ry. White H G, lawyer. Wood Wm, saw mill.
MARTINSBURGH. A place of 113 inhabitants in Jackson township,
Washington county, 12 miles southeast of Salem, the county seat and banking town. Nearest shipping point is Pekin, 5 miles north. Exports, flour and lumber. Ex, L N A & C. Tel, W U. W A Denny, postmaster.
Bright William H, Physician. Denny W A, general store. Ferguson W A, wagonmkr. Hobson & Motzsinger, shingles. Karns John, saw and flour mill.
Martin E H, general store. Martin J R & Co, carpenters.
Morris E H, justice.
Overton James, meat market. Roberts G M D, lath and shingles. Sloan J L, hotel. Shepherd T J, blacksmith.
Wright D & Son, undertakers.
MARTINSVILLE. The county seat of Morgan county, is a prosperous city of 2,600 inhabitants, located on the I & V, and F F & M R Rs, 20 miles south- west of Indianapolis. Martinsville was platted in 1823, incorporated a town in 1863 and a city in 1884, and is now a thrifty growing place supplied with good county buildings, 6 churches, graded schools, a public hall, 1 national and 2 private banks, 3 hotels and 2 weekly news- papers, Gazette and Republican. White river is within a mile of the city, and In- dian creek flows through the place. The assessed value of real and personal proper- ty aggregates $1,200,000. The manufactur- ing industries of Martinsville are as yet undeveloped, although it is an eligible point for manufacturing. The principal establishments comprise 3 saw mills, 2 tan- neries, 3 flour mills and 2 planing mills. Ex, Adams and Am. Tel, W U. James G Bain, pastmaster.
Adams & Newby. lawyers.
Armstrong Mary E, milliner.
Axt Frederick G, tanner.
Bain James G, propr Martinsville Repub- lican.
Baldwin James P, druggist.
Barnett W C, marble works.
Bishop John, harnessmkr. Blackstone Benjamin D, physician.
Blair & Hamilton, saw mill.
Boles Wm H Rev (Christian).
Brake F O, dentist. Branch & Huff, general store.
Branden Jesse, harnessmkr.
Branham George, stoves and tinware. Brant Jefferson E Rev (Methodist).
Brown Christian, tailor. Buntel Eugene, shoemkr. Caldwell A H, grocer.
Callis L O, Publisher Martinsville Ga- zette.
PATENTS. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv). |
C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND
MINTURN & MINTURN 31 TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
WOOD PHOTO ENGRAVERS
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
490 MAR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MAR
Carlton & Carlton, druggists. Carver Jessie, dressmkr. Chitwood E L, barber.
Coffin John E, Cabinet Worker and Wood Worker. (See adv, page 491.)
Collins M B, photographer.
Colman & Son, mer tailors.
Cox Stephen J, boots and shoes.
Crumrine Wm H, jeweler.
Cunningham, Bollinger & Phelps, general store.
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