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miles east of New Castle, county seat and banking location, has a population of 200, good schools and 3 churches. Adams Ex. J A Stafford, postmaster.
Balser Samuel, vet surgeon. Bruner John, grocer and shoemkr. Covalt Abe, live stock.
Covalt D, live stock.
Covalt George W, wagonmkr.
Faulk Harry, wagonmkr.
Forkner Bell, dressmkr.
Hardesty J C, physician.
Howran C A C, saw mill.
Howran Sallie, hotel.
McSherley W R, meat market.
Marty M L, grocer and drugs. Neff Daniel, blacksmith. Pharis C, blacksmith.
Pressel J R, live stock.
Stafford James A, General Store, Physician and Express Agent. Stafford Lizzie, hotel. Stratton J D, wagonmkr.
Welker Alfred, justice of the peace. Wisehart Kent, grain.
MILLWOOD. Is a rural postoffice located in Scott township, Kosciusko coun- ty, 15 miles northwest of Warsaw, the county seat and banking town. Etna Green, its shipping point, is 6 miles south on the P Ft W & C Ry. Population 175. Valentine Hamman, postmaster.
Auglin W B, general store. Becknell Jordan, saw mill. Behner Jacob, shoemkr.
Bicker E C, justice. Hamman Valentine, nursery.
Hamman W, seedman.
Keeley Wm, physician. Love J W, physician. Plummer D, saw mill. Shively John, saw mill. Shutt S, blacksmith.
MILNER'S CORNERS. A vil- lage in Green township, Hancock connty, 13 miles north of Greenfield, the county seat and nearest bank location. Willow Branch, distant 3 miles on the I B & W Ry, is the shipping station. Population 35. C H Troy, postmaster.
Collingwood Joseph, saw mills. Collingwood & Nelson, tile mnfrs. Manning Bros, blacksmiths. Troy C H, General Store. Troy S A, physician. Tucker S, saw mill.
MILO. Is a recently established coun- try postoffice, located in Jefferson township, Huntington county, 15 miles southeast of Huntington court house. George L Miars, postmaster and general store.
MILROY. Situated on Flat Rock creek and V G & RR R, in Anderson township, Rush county, 8 miles south of Rushville, the county seat and bank loca- tion. Population 500. Daily stage route to Richland ; fare, 25 cents. Am Ex. Rob- ert Dortle, postmaster.
Amos T M, confectioner.
Ballinger Thomas, barber and newsdealer. Barton J C, General Store.
Blair W A, stoves and hardware. -
Carpenter Israel, carpenter.
Carpenter M J, milliner.
Davis J R, hotel.
Dorste Robert, general store.
Elsteen G R, R R agt. Fate George, barber.
Glover Lemuel, justice.
Innis Edward, druggist. Maxy & Son, wagonmkrs.
Moorman & Moster, boots and shoes.
Pink Simon, general store.
Randall George, harnessmkr.
Richey A, blacksmith.
Riley C B, grain. Riley Dr, physician.
Rogers R, physician.
Rollet F'M, physician.
Smith Sol R, blacksmith.
Stewart M J, milliner.
Thomas S C, Physician. Tompkins Nathan E, hotel. Willman Robert, meat market. . Wilson D L, carpenter.
MILTON. Is a pleasant, incorporated town of 1,500 inhabitants, located on west fork of White river and Ft W C & L and W W V R Rs, in Washington township, Wayne county, 16 miles southwest of Rich- mond court house, and 2 south of Cam- bridge Ctiy, the location of nearest bank. It was incorporated in 1870, and contains Friends, Methodist and Christian churches, a graded school, 2 flour mills, a cooper shop, 1 foundry and 1 woolen mill. Of the above mills, the woolen and flour mill de- rive power from the river. Live stock and grain are shipped. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. G W Callaway, postmaster.
Baker Henry L, boots and shoes.
Baker Leopold, boots and shoes.
Beeson Marquis D, township trustee. Booth Wm Rev (Church of God). Bowman John H, saloon. Bregg & Guyton, meat market.
Brown J & Son, general store. Callaway G W & Co, druggists. Caro E E, milliner. Clark W W, barber. Crawford Bros, lumber and saw mill.
Dorsey Machine Co, W T Gains, sec. Ferguson J N, livery.
Ferguson & Barker, blacksmiths.
M. S. HUEY & SON BEE HIVE PLANING MILL 73 Pendleton Avenue, - - INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
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Ferris Wm, wagonmkr.
Grigsby James M, druggist.
Higgenbotham Lewis F, agt W W V R R.
Hollowell Douglass C, tinsmith. Hoshour Philander S, stoves and tinware. Jones F M & Co, hardware and groceries.
Jones & Atkinson, grocers.
Jones & Gersh, general store.
Klotz Bros, confectioners.
Lantz Rros, undertakers.
Leggate George, Flour Mill.
McCollem James, justice of the peace.
Mc Laughlin Wm, agt Ft W M & CRR. McGriffith & Co, milliners.
Manlove Joseph L, gate mnfr.
Marlatt Albert, live stock.
Marlatt James W, live stock.
Michael Morgan L, jeweler and agrl im- plements.
Miller Charles, tailor.
Milton Woolen Mill Co, woolen mill.
Moore G F & Co, florists.
Moore, Morris & Co, dry goods.
Moore Wm H, furniture.
Moore Wm P, grocer. Morgan Richard, saloon.
Newman Edmond B, lawyer.
Noll Jacob,shoe mkr.
Pennington J, physician.
Plummer Zini B, blacksmith.
Roark Luke D, dentist.
Rollins Alexander, barber.
Rothermel Bros, blacksmiths.
Schopp Henry W, baker. Sebing George F, photographer.
Spangler Adam F, shoemkr.
St Clair & Parker, drugs.
Summers, J B, physician.
Sweeny Isaac F, physician.
Swope Wm, harness. Vancamp J A, agrl implements.
Vancamp & Leverton, blacksmiths.
Wagner David, flour mill.
Warren Peter, carriagemkr. Werking David, harnessmkr. Wike, John L, builder.
MINERAL CITY. Located on the line of Taylor and Richland townships, Greene county, and the R S O & B Ry, 43. miles southeast of Bloomfield court house. The latter is the nearest bank location. Population 100, Ex, Adams. Ships staves and lumber. Roland Haywood, postmas- ter.
Chaney L, grocer. Faucett L J, saw mill. Forbes L Rev (Methodist). Forbes L S, lawyer.
Hasler Charles, live stock.
'Haywood Roland, General Store. Haywood Thomas, shoemkr. Huffman Wm, grain and R R agt. Vest George W, coal miner.
MISHAWAKA. Is an extensive manufacturing town of 3,500 inhabitants, located on both sides of the St Joseph river, in Penn township, St Joseph county, 4 miles east of South Bend, the county seat, and 90 southeast of Chicago. It was settled in 1833, incorporated in 1837, and is the pre- sent location of 10 churches, 3 graded schools, an opera house, 1 hotel and 1 bank. 1 weekly newspaper-Enterprise-is sus- tained. Mishawaka has some of the most extensive manufactories to be found in the State, and for its size is probably the great- est manufacturing center in northern In- diana. Its transportation facilities consist of the C & G T and LS & MS R Rs. Ex, Am and U S. Tel, W U and Postal. George D Merrifield, postmaster.
Andrews A H & Co, school furniture mnfrs. Auer Crescencia Mrs, propr Union House. Bates John, sewing machines.
Beatty & Co, wool boot mnfrs.
Beeler Adam, saw mill.
Bingham E Volney, lawyer and justice.
Booth Lewis T, furniture mnfr.
Boraugh John, physician.
Bostwick Refrigerator Co.
Brown Sidney, harnessmkr.
Burt J & C E, meat market.
Burt's Opera House, Burt & Wiles, proprs.
Butterworth Wm W, physician.
Cass A & Co, druggists.
Clark & Whitson, bankers.
Cole Ephfaim F, insurance agt.
Cole P J Mrs, dressmkr.
Curtis M A, justice of the peace.
Panniel Sebastian, shoemkr.
Dark Isaac H, wagonmkr. .
Dayhuff J L, pumpmkr.
". Dixon David A, tailor.
Dixon John, lawyer.
Dodge Manufacturing Co, lumber and bent- wood mnfrs. Doutel John G, saloon.
Eberhart A & J H & Co, flour mill.
Eberhardt Frank R, grocer.
Eberhardt Lorenz, harnessmkr.
Eberlein John F, clothing.
Ellis James S, furniture.
Erb Augustus, cabinetmkr.
Feiter John, furniture.
Fidler Alma, hardware.
Fink E W, saloon. Gaines Jesse H, carriage mnfr.
Ganser Francis H, saloon.
Ganser Joseph, wall paper. Gernhart. Albert, live stock.
Grady Robert, barber. Greene James B, physician.
Grimes James F, physician.
Haubert P E Mrs, restaurant.
Heiner Henry, tailor.
Herzog August, boot and shoes.
Higgins Henry D, jeweler.
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Hollister & Cross, grocers.
Hodson Levi, meat market. Huntzinger A, physician.
Jernegan Ed A, propr Mishawaka Enter- prise.
Judkins S H & Son, grocers.
Kamm & Schellinger, brewers.
Keiner J M, hardware.
Kuss August C, grocer and agrl implements. Kuss Wm, grocer.
Lang & Frank, lumber.
Laughman Thomas B, agt L S & M S Ry.
McCollum Edward C, lawyer.
Martling H A, agt U S Ex.
Muson Wm, grocer.
Merrifield George C, nursery.
Milburn House, H A Work, propr.
Miller Ahman, saloon.
Miller W & J, flour mill.
Mist Charles, Clothing.
Mishawaka Enterprise (weekly), Ed A Jer- negan, publr.
Mishawaka Wood Pulp Co, wood pulp mnfrs.
Mishawaka Woolen Co, woolen mill.
Morse Jared R, hardware.
Mortling J W, lime, cement, etc.
Nettleton A L, blacksmith.
Ney Abbie Mrs, milliner.
Oechtering A D Rev (Catholic).
Perkins Wind Mill and Ax Co, wind mill and ax mnfrs.
Powell Elijah, barber.
Quigg & Beemer, dry goods.
Richards A B, confectioner.
Robinson L K, cooper.
Rohleder F A, dry goods.
Rohleder Henry, grocer.
St Joseph Manufacturing Co, plow and wind mill mnfrs.
St Joseph Valley Furniture Co.
Sackett A E Mrs, dressmkr.
Saulisbury Frank, barber.
Sawyer Reuben, barber. Scherman Anton, saloon.
Shideler John J, insurance and flour mill. Shinn Charles, saw mill.
Simkins S H, news depot.
Slick Charles W, dentist.
Smith Lewis A, photographer.
South Bend . Wagon Co, Baker & Sons, proprs.
Strong Nelson L, livery.
Sweet George H, agt C & GT Ry.
Taylor Andrew, blacksmith.
Thorndyke W J, notions.
Thorp James L, boot and shoe dealer.
Toett M, milliner. Tollens Peter, saloon.
Tromp John, druggist.
Union House, Mrs Cresencia Auer, propr. Van Pelt Ryan T, physician.
Wachs Joseph, saloon.
Wambach Christian, boots and shoes.
Ward Jacob, live stock.
Ward John, Confectioner. Ward Simon, live stock and grocer. Wilklow John Z, agt Am Ex Co. Work H A, propr Milburn House. Yenn Simon, grocery.
Zimmerman Charles, tailor.
MITCHELL. Is an enterprising town of 1,100 inhabitants, situated in Mari- on township, Lawrence county, at crossing of O & M and LN A & C Rys, 10 miles south of Bedford, the county seat and bank- ing town, 126 from Cincinnati and 61 north- west of Louisville. Mitchell carries a bonded debt of $10,000 and is supplied with 7 churches, graded schools, the Southern Indiana Normal College and 3 hotels. 2 weekly newspapers-Times and Commercial- are issued. The chief industries in manu- facture comprise 2 saw mills, stave factory, lime kiln and 1 flour mill. Ex, L N A & C and O & M. George Z Wood, post- master.
Adams A P, furniture. Allen Wm, barber.
Arlington Hotel, Wm A Swindell, Proprietor; First-class Accommodations and Free Sample Rooms ; opposite depot. Ashbury John Rev (Methodist).
Ashton H B, photographer.
Bank of Mitchell, M T Moore, pres; W T Moore, cash.
Barton C L, jeweler.
Beehe Wm, shoemkr.
Berry Charles G, lawyer.
Biggs J T, druggist.
Bixler Jacob, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Cement and Plaster Paris.
Boland Wm, saloon.
Brown Emily A, milliner.
Brown J H, grocer.
Brown Rice, harnessmkr.
Burton, Isom, druggist.
Burnham & Wesner, livery.
Burton Malott, grocer.
Burton Wm A, druggist.
Campbell George, barber.
Coleman Dennis, wagonmkr.
Corps George, hotel.
Crawford James & Son, hardware.
Dale Joseph, tinware. Davis Gus C, hardware.
Dayson House, Rachel Dayson, propr.
Deisher Frank, saloon.
Dodson G W, druggist.
Edmondson J M, propr Putnam House.
Edwards W H, lawyer.
· Eubanks M, tailor.
Eversole Ed P, grocer.
'Gilbert Charles, wagonmkr.
Head James A, blacksmith.
Holmes J L, wagonmkr.
Hostetter M J, milliner.
J. H. CURRAN CARRIAGE ELEVATORS 135 West Second St., . . . CINCINNATI.
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Jones A W, butcher.
Keane M C, saloon.
Kelly D & Son, flour mill. Larkin J B, physician. Laswell John, blacksmith. Lewark J H, hides and furs.
Love Moses, livery. Mc Donald A J, physician. McPheeters James, dentist. Malott & Glover, dry goods.
. Martin S F, jeweler.
Mitchell Commercial, George, Z Wood, Proprietor. Mitchell Times, Charles Yocker, Proprietor. Moore J D, general store. Moore & McPheters, dry goods. Murphy W V T, stationer. Newby Sarah E, milliner. Newton Edward C, tailor.
O'Donnell John, saloon.
Parson A S, barber.
Pearson James C, physician.
Putnam Gideon, lawyer.
Putnam House, J M Edmondson, propr. Reed Rebecca, restaurant.
Richardson Thomas, Restaurant, East of O & M Depot. ( See adv, page 505.) Southern Indiana Normal College, W E Lugenbeel, pres.
Swindell Win A, Proprietor Ar- lington Hotel, First-class Accommoda- tions and Free Sample Rooms, Opposite Depot. Tanksley S A, milliner. Tanksley Wm, wagonmkr. Tapp W H, grocer. Telle George W Rev (Presbyterian). Vossler Christian, bootmkr.
Vusick Bros, harnessmkrs. Wible F M, boots and shoes. Williams John C, painter. Williams M A, milliner. Wood A & Co, dry goods. Wood E, grocer.
Wood George Z, Proprietor Mitch- ell Commercial and Postmaster. Wood S & Co, staves and heading. Yocker Charles, Mitchell Times.
MIXERSVILLE. In Bath town- ship, Franklin connty, 11 miles northeast of Brookville, the county seat. Oxford, O, 5 miles east on the C H & I Ry, is nearest bank location and shipping point. Popu- lation 112, Robert Wilson, postmaster. Boulton W, carpenter. Bridgford J M, grocer. Cox Wm, carpenter. Davis Samuel, blacksmith.
Driffel & Johnson, saw mill. Garner M Mrs, dressmkr.
Gentry Gilbert, barber.
Lackey M, wagonmkr.
Lackey R M, livery.
O'Neal Wm, painter. Onert A J, wagonmkr.
Phenis John, meat market.
Potter John, carpet weaver.
Stetzel George, painter.
Wilson C M, shoemkr.
Wilson Robert, Tailor. Zink J M, blacksmith.
MOBERLY. Harrison county, is a recently established postoffice.
MODOC. Formerly known as Swain's Hill, is located in West River township, Randolph county, on the I B & W Ry, 12 miles southwest of Winchester, the county seat. The location of the nearest bank is at Hagerstown. Population 65. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. Ira Swain, postmaster. Edwards Julian, livery.
Ellis Henry, blacksmith.
Hunt Jesse, grain. Rhodehamel W A, drugs.
Rogers Warren, shoemkr. Shoemaker & Gaddis, general store.
Swain A, propr Swain House.
Swain Ira, Notary.
MOHAWK. Is a station on the I B & W Ry in Buck Creek township, Hancock county, 8 miles northwest of Greenfield, the county seat and banking town, and 18 from
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Indianapolis. Population 25. Ex, U S. Joseph Hannee, postmaster. Karrer George, blacksmith. McConnell Wm, justice of the peace. Murphy J W, carpenter.
Walker Winford, saw mills. Williams J R, carpenter.
Wilson A F, General Store. Wilson & McConnell, saw mills.
MONGO. A village of 200 inhabit- ants, in Springfield township, LaGrange county, 9 miles east of LaGrange, the county seat, and 9 southeast of Lima, both of which are shipping stations. E Keefer, postmaster.
Baker H, carpenter. Colwell Hiram, hotel.
Crowel Daniel, general store.
Fierston J L, physician.
Freleigh J F, hotel.
Haskins Albert, justice of the peace,
Hawk Wm, flour mill.
Hessong & Meek, harnessmkrs.
Keefer E, Druggist and Grocer. Long O G, carpenter. Meek Orlando, cooper.
Myers F, shoe and harnessmkr.
Myers John F, barber. Smith Bros, general store. Smith H, undertaker.
Snyder Frank, blacksmith.
Wade A A, General Store and Music Teacher.
Wade R, mer tailor.
MONITOR. A hamlet 7 miles east of Lafayette, the county seat and bank lo- cation, in Perry township, Tippecanoe county. Daily stage from Lafayette to Rossville; fare to Lafayette 25 cents ; to Rossville 50 cents. Shipping point La- fayette. Population 100. J H Yost, post- master.
Fretz Bros, flour mill. Hoffman H D, saw mill. Kirchoff Barney, saw mill. Perrin J M, physician. Robeson Edward, woolen mill.
Yost C Mrs & Son, general store. Yost PJ, blacksmith.
MONMOUTH. A village of 300 inhabitants, on G R & I R R, in Root township, Adams county, 23 miles north of Decatur, the county seat and nearest bank. 2 churches and graded school.
Auten Jacob, shoemkr. Baxter Green, physician and druggist. Christen John Jr, hotel. Grandstaff L N, contractor. Lord Frank, live stock. Lord Martin, blacksmith. McConnell Frank, R R agt.
Magley Bros & Christie, tile mnfrs. Smith A J, tile mnfr.
MONON. Formerly known as Brad- ford, is a thrifty village of 800 inhabitants, located at crossing of Main Line and Air Line Div L N A & Ry, in Union township, White county, 10 miles northwest of Mon- ticello, the county seat and banking town, and 30 miles north of Lafayette. Ex, Am. and L N A & C. Jonathan M Kellogg, postmaster.
Andrew Allen P, wagonmkr.
Ball Alfred, justice of the peace.
Banta Henry J, physician.
Beaucamp David, shoemkr. Bunch Terrell, carpenter.
Byers Wm, plasterer. Calkins J C, barber.
DeHaven & Saylor, flour mill.
Denton & Martin, blacksmiths.
Fagg John W, druggist.
Funderburg Mattie A, millinery.
Grady Jackson K, general store.
Gray Robert, meat market.
Gwin James P, agt L N A & C Ry and Ex Co.
Gwin T & J P, general store.
Hall Whitfield Rev ( Methodist).
Hilderbrand Theodore, blacksmith.
Hinkle Bros, boots and shoes.
Horner Cornelius M, general store.
Judson & Marshall, millinery.
Kellogg Jonathan M, Postmaster. Leopold, Heidelberger & Co, general store. Lowe Larkin, live stock.
Marvin F, barber.
Miller M'A & Co, furniture.
Oglesby David, barber.
Pogue & Son, restaurant.
Ramsey, Leander, physician.
Reed John T, physician and druggist.
Reynolds Benjamin, saloon.
Sain Joseph H, Hotel and Grocer. Scott Wm & Co, grain dealers. Shackelford Wm H, agt Am Ex Co. Shields Mary Mrs, dressmkr.
Sills A K, lawyer.
Taylor Richard W, hotel.
Watson Jesse L, lumber.
Winkley John M, general store and jus- tice.
MONROE. Situated in Monroe town- ship, Adams county, on G R & I R R, 6 miles south of Decatur, the county seat and banking place. Population 150. U S Ex. Joseph Hocker, postmaster.
Badders Moses, blacksmith. Goodwin C A, physician.
Hendricks J A, general store. Hendricks J W, general store. Hocker C W, saw mill.
Hocker Joseph, Druggist.
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Hocker & Merriman, general store.
Hughes L D, saloon.
Merryman Henry P, justice of the peace. Shuffelbarger & Arnol, saw mill.
Troutman E E, R R agt.
Wagoner Samuel, saloon and grocer.
MONROE CITY. An - incorpo- rated town of 500 inhabitants, located in Harrison township, Knox connty, 10 miles southeast of Vincennes, the county seat and banking town and usual place of ship. ment. Daily stage to Vincennes and. Petersburgh ; fare to either place, 75 cents. Cordelia Hall, postmaster.
Baldwin A, carpenter.
Ballard James & Son, confectioners.
Berry Mathais, blacksmith.
Coonrod Dennis P, General Store and Grain.
Delemater Wa ker, hotel.
Denton James A, druggist.
Fall Albert C, undertaker and wagonmkr. Goldman Martin, confectioner.
Hall Cordelia, Millinery.
Hall E N, carpenter.
Hazelton A J, harnessmkr.
Helderman Adam Jr, meat market.
Losswell A J, druggist.
Mallory & Snyder, General Store.
Martin Wm T, physician.
Myers John A, blacksmith.
Myers V A, shoemkr.
Snyder & Baldwin, flour mill.
Sparks N B, physician. Vankirk D R, general store and grain.
Von Tress E O, physician.
Williams George, livery .. Wise & Hawkins, general store. Young Newton, physician.
MONROE MILLS. Is located in Marion township, Monroe county, 16 miles northeast of Bloomington, the county seat, and 3} from Mahalasville, its shipping station, on F F & M R R. Nearest bank at Martinsville. Population 50. Spencer Bales, postmaster. Huffman James, blacksmith.
Mc Daniel Herman, tanner. Scales Wm H, carpenter.
Sharpe J KK, General Store, Saw Mill and Tanner.
MONROEVILLE. Is a thrifty in- corporated town of 1,200 inhabitants, locat- ed in Monroe township, Allen county, on the P Ft W & C R R, 16 miles southeast of Ft Wayne, the county seat and banking town, and 140 northeast of Indianapolis. Monroeville was incorporated in 1863, and is supplied with 4 churches-Methodist, Lutheran and Christian-a graded school of 5 departments, 2 hotels and a weekly
newspaper- Breeze. 2 saw mills, pump factory, brick yard, cooper shop, flour mill and tile works comprise the principal manufactories. The surrounding country is well timbered. Brick drain tile, lumber and produce are the chief exports. Adams Ex. W U Tel. Morris Strass, postmaster. Allegar John D, publr Monroeville Breeze. Argo Alexander S, agrl implements.
Baker Wm D, general store.
Baker & Williams, live stock.
Ballard Frank, barber.
Brandebery & Meyers, tile mnfrs.
Brennan Charles J, shoemkr. Burrell Henry, livery.
Carbaley & Freese, general store.
Cassady, Steinman & Co, wagonmkrs.
Connolly Wm A, physician.
Corbaley & Freese, general store ..
Delavan House, John H Delavan, Proprietor,'Opposite Depot.
Delavan John H, Proprietor Del- avan House, Opposite Depot.
Dickerson Wm, agrl implements.
Engle Anmiel, physician.
Finan Edward, Sample Room ; Also, Purchaser of Ties, Wood,. Posts, Etc, for P Ft W & CRR.
Gardner Frank J, milliner.
Haley Martin, saloon.
Hall Emerson V, physician.
Hayes Henry H, R R and ex agt.
Johnson Dan S, hotel.
Johnson John A, blacksmith.
Leiter Charles A, physician.
Lewis & Bros, grocers.
Marquart & Fry, saw mill, 3 miles w. .
May Daniel A, contractor.
Meeks & Isenbarger, meat market.
Miller Daniel, shoemkr.
Miller Lizzie, saloon.
Monnier Joseph, baker.
Monroeville Breeze (weekly), J D Allegar, publr.
Niezer J B & Co, hardware.
Oppenheimer Jacob, clothing, etc.
Overly Wm, barber.
Pool Horatio D, harnessmkr.
Pool Joseph T, lawyer.
Pool Samuel, general store.
Purman & Co, saw mill.
Pyle Isaac N, blacksmith.
Redelsheimer David S, Dealer in General Merchandise and Mnfr Slack
Barrel Staves and Headings, also Pro- prietor Steam Flouring Mills ..
Reuille Julius H, saloon.
Rollins Lucretia S, baker.
Smith Henry, carpenter.
Smith James W, confectioner.
Shaffer A, justice of the peace.
Shank Henry A, druggist.
Sheehan John, justice of the peace.
Sherer Christian, saloon.
KING & ELDER - Office Desks. Send for Catalogue. 43 & 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Smith's Asthma Cure.
Relieves instantly. Trial pack- ages free of Druggists, or E. G. Smith & Son, Kentland, Ind.
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MON
Stevens S P, M D, Physician and Surgeon; Diseases of Women and Chil- dren a Specialty ; also, Money Loaned on Real Estate Mortgages, Notes Discount- ed, etc; Office and Residence, 7 Monroe. Strass Morris, Postmaster, Furni- ture and Undertaker, Bookseller and Jeweler.
Taylor & Peters, livery. Watterman Wm A, pump mnfr. Weber Charles E, painter. Wilson Wm T, shoemkr. Wright Wm, brick mnfr.
MONROVIA. A village of 500 in- habitants, in Morgan county, 11 miles north of Martinsville court house. Moores- ville, 6 miles northeast, is the bank loca- tion and shipping point. Daily stage to Mooresville and Cartersburg ; fare to each, 50 cents. J A Wilson, postmaster.
Allen N, shoemkr.
Brewer D W, druggist.
Gosney F M, hotel.
Harlan C N, dentist.
Henderson J W, druggist.
Horton C, physician.
Hubbard J S, lawyer.
Jeffries J E, physician.
Marlette D N, wagonmkr.
Nelson A C, blacksmith.
Phillips Samuel, general store.
Robinson J C, blacksmith.
Taylor J N & Son, flour mill.
Thompson P, general store. Thompson T L, physician. Wilson Bros, grocers. Wilson D, lawyer.
York T Y, shoemkr.
MONT CLAIR. In Union town- ship, Hendricks county, is a place of 48 in- habitants, on the St L Div I B & W Ry, 7 miles north of Danville, the county seat and banking point, and 23 west of Indian -. apolis. Ex, Am. J W Ellis, postmaster. Daugherty W L, tile mnfr
. Ellis J W, general store and R R agt.
Griggs L T, carpenter.' Mullen W F, saw mill. Myers John, tile mnfr. Perkins R H, blacksmith.
Richmond George T, live stock.
MONTEREY. On line of the C & A Ry, in Tippecanoe township, Pulaski coun- ty, 12 miles northeast of Winamac, the county seat, banking place, Rochester, the shipping point. Population 200. Samuel W Tobey, postmaster.
Brown S G, restaurant.
Buehrie William, General Store. Brucker Jacob, carpenter. Burkett John, tinware.
SOLDIERS
Edson S B, harnessmkr. .
Fansler H'S, undertaker and carpenter. Fechner L, wagonmkr.
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