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Coffin W W Mrs, milliner.
Deverter A B, blacksmith. .
Gleason Thomas, tinner.
Goldsberry J A, physician.
Gosham C W, hotel.
Gurley Joseph A, pump mnfr.
Hedrick T, cooper.
Hunt Isaac N, carriage mnfr.
Jones Robert J, saw, flour and planing mill.
Long John, wagonmkr.
McClure J, painter.
Snyder Henry, Confectioner. Stanley & Weaver, general store. Wasson John R, harnessmkr. Whitmer A, carpenter.
ANOKA. Located on the Wabash River at the junction of second and third divs C St L & PR R, in Washington town- ship, Cass county, 67 miles from Indiana- polis, and 5 southeast of Logansport, the county seat and banking town. Population, 150. Ex, U S; Tel, W U. W R Tousley, postmaster.
Costenborder John, justice.
Keener Simon, barber. Like Wm, flour mill.
Tousley W R, Grocer and Railroad Agent.
ANTIOCH. Huntington county. (See Andrews.)
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ANTHONY. Is a rural postoffice in Delaware county, 6 miles from Muncie, the county seat, banking town and ship- ping station.
APALONA. A farmers' postoffice, located in Clark township, Perry county, 22 miles north of Cannelton court house, and 18 north of Tell City, its shipping point and banking town, on the Ohio River. John C Lemmon, postmaster.
ARBA. This hamlet of 150 inhabi- tants, is located in Green Fork township, Randolph county, 15 miles southeast of Winchester, the county seat. Fountain City, 6 miles southwest on the GR & IR R, is the usual place of shipment. Wheat, corn and oats are marketed. Daily stage to Union City and Richmond. J M Lewis, postmaster.
Brinley J F, physician. Harrison I S, shoemkr. Heiner John, physician. Horn Henry, live stock. Lewis & Bro, general store.
Longfellow Bros, carriage painters.
Meek Joseph, physician. Overman & Brown, saw mill. Parker J R, carriagemkr. Parker & Shafer, agrl implements. Rogers J C, general store. Williams W E, hotel.
Wolf & Horn, blacksmiths.
ARCADIA. Thirty-one miles north of Indianapolis, located on the W St L & P Ry, is a progressive village of 560 in- habitants. It is in Jackson township, Hamilton county, 9 miles north of Nobles- ville, the county seat and banking town. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. J Bartholomew, post- master.
Barber J M, physician.
Bartholomew J, Confectioner, Ci- gars and Tobacco. Berg & Keck, general store. Booth C T, druggist. Bryan Peter, shoemkr.
Burgess Alexander Mrs, hotel. Caylor D, blacksmith. Correll A J, barber. Correll Jacob, druggist.
Daniels Peter, shoemkr. Dickhover D B, planing mill. Gentry J H, general store.
Gentry & Son, General Store. Gettle Jacob, blacksmith. Guy A, harnessmkr.
Hallett B P, general store. Hershman & Wasman, livery stable. Houser J A, physician. Knause Joseph, cigarmkr. Kreag Jacob, undertaker.
Martin J H L, physician.
Martz Wm, justice of the peace. Myers Edward, meat market. Pettyjohn Amos, physician. Rodenbeck C, wagonmkr. Saul L D, General Store. Staetzman L, physician. Stanard R G, saw mill.
Tucker E W, cabinetmkr and saw mill. Weekly Arcadian (The).
ARCANA. Monroe township, Grant county, with a population of 38, is located 9 miles east of Marion, the county seat, banking town and most available shipping point. Joshua Strange, postmaster. Hester Jesse, general store.
Strange Joshua, saw and planing mill.
ARCOLA. Village of 200 inhabi- tants, located on the P Ft W & C Ry, in Lake township, Allen county, 9 miles northwest of Fort Wayne, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Wm Rock- hill, postmaster. Blietscham John, shoemkr.
Bonnell J H, R R agt.
Cartwright W G, saloon.
Colter & Co, saw mill.
Coolman George, carpenter. Diffenderfer H C, general store.
Hare Gust, painter. Hatt Andrew, saw mill.
Huguenard August, blacksmith. McDowell H C, physician.
Rockhill Oliver, live stock.
Rockhill William, General Store. Shaff C W, Justice, Agricultural Im- plement and Insurance.
€ Smith C A, barber.
Vaughn Henry, saloon.
ARGOS. This progressive village of 1000 inhabitants, is located at crossing of W St L & P and N Y C & St L Rys, in Walnut township, Marshall county, 8 miles southeast of Plymouth, the county seat and banking town, and 110 from Indianapolis. Ex, US. Tel, W U. F M Hite, postmaster ..
Argos Reflector (weekly).
Beam Jacob, saddles and harness.
Bock Leonard, flour mill.
Bowell B C, grocer. Boyce Bros, meat market.
Callart Victor, physician. Carey & Alleman, hardware.
Culver C, blacksmith.
Devenny J, mer tailor. Eaton R B, physician. Gordon Sarah Mrs, milliner. Gould S W, physician. Hatch D A, hotel.
Helsel Samuel, saddles and harness. Hess Bros, hardware.
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Hite F M, Books and Stationery. Holly G J, justice of the peace. Hughs Bros, barbers. Leland C T Mrs, milliner. Leland J S, justice of the peace. McCormick M C, druggist and grocer. Moore S R, druggist and grocer. Pickerill Jonathan, general store. Railsback Robert, general store. Railsback Wm, saw mill. Schoonover Wm & Son, general store. Slater A L, furniture. Smith M L, hotel. Snyder G A, shoemkr. Vanderford Bros, general store. Walker & Deaner, drugs and groceries. Wickizer & Boggs, general store. Wood Jacob, blacksmith.
ARI. Is the location of 75 persons, in Swan township, Noble county, on Eel River Div of the W St L & P Ry, 15 miles south- east of Albion, the county seat, and same distance northwest of Fort Wayne. Grain and lumber are shipped. Albert Van Camp, postmaster. Bloomfield E, blacksmith. Kinney Ira, saw mill.
Van Camp Albert, General Store. Young J M, carpenter.
ARLINGTON. Contains a popula- tion of 365, and is located on the C H & I Ry, in Posey township, Rush county, 7 miles northwest of Rushville, the county seat and banking town, and 32 southeast of Indianapolis. Daily stage to Knightstown. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. Aloys Geyer, post- master.
Addison M, stoves and tinware. Bagley & Keiser, livery. Ball Wm, saw and planing mill. Beal Samuel, saw and planing mill. Beckner Jacob, general store. Beckner Samuel, groceries and drugs. Beckner & Moore, flour mill. Bennett S H, boot and shoemkr. Birt & Frank, stoves and tinware. Codington E, general store. Dyer R E, notions.
Geyer Aloys, Groceries, Cigars, Shoe- maker and Stationery. Glass J W, lawyer. Green J C, physician. Green J W, physician. Havens J P, hotel. Lowe S W B, blacksmith. McGauchy J E, physician. Matthews William M, General Store.
Mayer Henry, general store. Price E, justice of the peace. Rice & Jackson, restaurant. Rucker T H, physician and druggist.
PATENTS. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv).
Sailors & Leonard, cattle dealers. Sheppard Samuel, saw mill. Smith W H, barber. True L, blacksmith.
ARMIESBURGH. Located in Wabash township, Park county, with 101 inhabitants, is a village 8 miles west of Rockville, the county seat and location of nearest bank, and 82 from Indianapolis. Montezuma 2 miles distant on the I D & S R R is the nearest rail approach. John M Boyd, postmaster. Boyd A E, shoemkr. Boyd Bros, blacksmiths.
Boyd John M, Justice of the Peace. Braner Wm, cooper. Dooley R L, physician. Finkbone I N, general store. Laverty A, Flour Mill and Hotel. Smith W A, physician.
Whitson Wm, carpenter.
ARMSTRONG. Is a small station and postoffice located on the P D & E R R, in township of same name, Vander- burgh county, 12 miles northwest of Evans- ville, the county seat, location of nearest bank, and 160 from Indianapolis. Popu- lation 25. W Knerr, postmaster. Knerr, W, General Store. Fisher Andrew, blacksmith.
Knerr W, General Store. McDill Dr, physician.
ARNEY. Formerly called Middle- town, is located in Jefferson township, Owen county, 12 miles southwest of Spen, cer, the county seat, and 70 from Indian- apolis. Freedom, 4 miles east on the I & V R R, is. the nearest rail approach. Worthington is the banking town. Popu- lation 100. Harrison Halbert, post- master ..
Barton E J, sewing machines. Benjamine Joseph, shoemkr.
Halbert Harrison O, General Store. Hester U A V, physician.
Long Jacob, blacksmith.
Massey I, artist.
Milligan G W, blacksmith.
Naanes G W, physician. Nations C F, blacksmith.
AROMA. With a population of 69, is a hamlet situated in White River town- ship, Hamilton county, 15 miles northwest of Noblesville, the county seat and banking town, and 40 miles from Indianapolis. Ar- cadia, distant 9 miles, on the P C & St L Ry, is the nearest rail approach. Tri- weekly stage to Arcadia; fare 35 cts. Franklin Rummel, postmaster. Ault Henry, justice of the peace.
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Ault & Carpenter, tile mnfrs. Babbitt J W, blacksmith. Grissom Henry, produce. Hiatt Benjamin, basket mnfr. Jones Perry, planing mill. Lamb Isaac, cabinetmkr. Langston Isaac, carpenter. Smiley & Lamb, saw mill. Teal & Rummel, General Store.
ART. A small hamlet located in Perry township, Clay county, 10 miles south of Brazil, the county seat, and 3 from Saline City, its shipping depot on the T H & S E R R. Population 100. J W Corbin, post- master. Corbin J W, General Store. Harris Wm M, physician.
ARTHUR. Is a village of 300 inhab- itants located in Patoka township, Pike county, 12 miles southeast of Petersburgh, the county seat and banking town, and 145 from Indianapolis. Shipto Winslow, distant 3 miles, on L E & St L R R. Daily stage to Winslow. Arthur Thompson, postmas- ter.
Abel Andrew, carpenter. Burch G P, carpenter. Burch Olin, shoemkr. Dizney Thomas, hotel and undertaker. Grimes W J, justice of the peace. McConnell James, justice of the peace. McGrew Wilson, physician. Norrington John, lumber.
Thompson Arthur, Live Stock. Thompson A W, general store. Thurman W J, lawyer. .Woolsey M L, lawyer and physician.
ASCENSION. Sullivan county, (See Farmersburgh.)
ASHBOROUGH. Is a village of 165 inhabitants, located in Sugar Ridge township, Clay county, 10 miles south of Brazil, the county seat and banking town, and 69 from Indianapolis. Saline City, 3 miles southwest on the T H & S E R R, is the nearest rail approach. John W Mc-
Ginnis, postmaster.
Ballard & Ballard, coal mine. Butt W J, general store. Cromwell Oliver, produce.
Cromwell Wm, flour mill.
Dietz C F, wagonmkr. Dilsaver John, molasses mnfr.
Dilsaver J E, agrl implements. Green T C, physician. Hendricks George, civil engineer.
Highnote & Co, coal mine. Hyland Thomas F, county surveyor. Khoberger August, undertaker and cabinet- mkr.
McGinnis John W, General Store. McIlvain Isaac, shoemkr. Moss James K, physician. O'Brien Enoch, carpenter. Ottenbacker Gotlieb, blacksmith. Tribble Minerva, dressmkr. Wheeler Milton, barber.
ASHERSVILLE. Is in Jackson township, Clay county, 7} miles southeast of Brazil, the county seat and banking town, and 63 from Indianapolis. The vil- lage contains 125 inhabitants, and is dis- tant from Knightsville, the place of ship- ment, on St L V T H & IR R, 5 miles. Daily stage connection with Brazil. W M Peyton, postmaster.
Dunnaha Michael, saloon. Mccullough Louis, druggist. McMillin G W, druggist.
Peyton W M, General Store.
Renner Henry, wagonmkr. Synder F M, general store. Stearley Louis, blacksmith. Wolf A J, saw mill.
ASH GROVE. Is a station on the L N A & C Ry, located in 'tippecanoe township and county, 10 miles north of La- fayette, the county sea and banking town, and 74 from Indianapolis. Population, 60. Edward E Joyce, postmaster. McAfee John R, saw mill.
McAfee & Ripley, tile mnfrs. Timmons A, attorney at law.
ASHLAND. Is a station and post- office on the C. St L & P Ry, located in Liberty township, Henry county, 3 miles east of Newcastle, the county seat and banking town, and 40 from Indianapolis. Population 95. Ex, Adams. John Netz, postmaster.
Allen B F, blacksmith.
Allen George, shoemkr.
Burt Wm, plasterer.
Evans T J, justice of the peace.
Misener Henry, carpenter.
Mullen D, cooper.
Mullen & Craig, saw mill .:
Netz John, Grocer, Railroad and Ex- press Agent.
Sanders J W, justice of the peace.
Snodgrass A B, lawyer.
Waltz Olie, carpenter. Winnings S, grain.
ATHERTON. Is a village pos- sessed of 56 inhabitants, located in Otter Creek township, Vigo county, on C & EI R R, 10 miles north of Terre Haute, the county seat and location of nearest bank, and 83 from Indianapolis. Ex, Am ; Tel, W U. Isaiah Haworth, postmaster.
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Haworth Isaiah, General Store.
Hess Wm L, blacksmith. Killgore A W, physician. Modisett A W, live stock. Shadley Stewart, barber. Wood G D, live stock.
ATKINSON. Situated in Oak Grove township, Benton county, on the C I St L & CR R, 6 miles southeast of Fowler, the county seat. Oxford is the location of nearest bank. Population 40. Ex Am. Tel, W U. Lewis M Fletcher, postmaster. Atkinson Cephas, grain and live stock.
Fletcher John, general store. Ford Elijah, blacksmith.
Rommel Henry Jr, coal and lumber. Sale Wmn W, General Store.
ATKINSONVILLE. Is situated in Morgan township, Owen county, 10 miles northwest of Spencer, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach, and 50 from Indianapolis. 66 inhabitants. W M Chaney, postmaster.
Chaney & Chaney, General Store.
ATTICA. Is a growing, prosperous town of 3,000 inhabitants, situated on the east fork of the Wabash river, and W St L & P and C & G & S R Rs, 14 miles northwest of Covington, the county seat, and 22 miles west of Lafayette. It was settled in 1825, and is now the chief com- mercial and manufacturing town of the county, surrounded by a rich agricultural district from which it derives its chief sup- port. Attica has 8 churches, a fine graded school of 9 departments, an opera house, public library, 2 banks and 2 weekly new- papers-Ledger and Herald. The water sup- ply here is obtained from a reservoir fed by natural springs. The chief manufac- turing establishments comprise 4 flour mills, 2 brick yards, wagon factory, drain tile works, 1 saw mill, machine shop, 2 carriage factories and 1 plaining mill. Grain is extensively shipped. Pacific Ex. W U Tel. Albert S Peacock, postmaster. Andrews B P & Co, lumber.
Attica Herald, Keiser & Atchison, proprs. Attica Ledger, Peacock & Martin, proprs. Attica Milling Co, flour mill. Ball Samuel R, agt C & G & S Ry.
Bell John, brick mnfr. Bernhardt Stanis, stone quarry. Blout Mayer, insurance. Brady John A, stationer.
Burbridge & Son, flour mill. 4 miles s. Burlington James C, physician. Burrows Kate M, variety store. Campbell John E, photographer. Carlson Adolph F, blacksmith. Case & Washburn, physicians.
Cole Wm C, physician, 4 miles s. Cooley John, drugs.
Cooper Frank, saloon.
Crane Jonathan D, Proprietor Re- vere House.
Cunningham Andrew B, dentist.
Curschmann George, saloon.
Denzler John V, meats.
Dick Jacob C, cigar mnfr.
Dixon Wm Mc, live stock.
Ennis Wm W, insurance.
Feuerstein Frank, grocer.
First National Bank; capital, $56,000. George Nebeker, pres ; Samuel Finney, cash.
Fisher, Arbogast & Co, carriage mnfrs.
Ford Nelson, harnessmkr.
Foster N P & Bro, grocers. Frambach Philip, barber.
Galloway & Clark, saw mill.
Gass John W, shoes.
Gilbert Asa L, agt W St L & P Ry.
Grant John A, harnessmkr.
Green Hansel J, hardware. 9
Green & Martin, grocers.
Greenwood & Macoughtry, live stock. Gwin Joseph B, grocer.
Haller Charles J, hats.
Haller Daniel H, drugs.
Hay George & Co, jewelers.
Heckler John J, shoes.
Hemphill Edward, confectioner.
Hemphill Thomas, dry goods.
Henney John A, photographer.
Hess & Harvey, wagon mnfrs.
Hirsh Simon, saloon. Hirsch Wolf, meats.
Hirsch & Ettlinger, live stock.
Holmes Alexander, hardware.
Holder George T, marble.
Jennings Mary, dressmkr.
Johnson & Correll, carpenters.
Jones Dwiggins & Co, bankers. Keiser & Atchison, proprs Attica Herald.
Kopp John A, saloon.
Korn Simon L, Druggist.
Kullmer & Martin, furniture mnfrs.
Landon Samuel D, grocer.
Lasch Frederick, grocer.
Latta John R, shoes.
Lauman J & Bro, clothing and wool.
Lee Norman, sewing machines.
Lemon Albert D, jeweler.
Levor Levi S, saloon.
Lindburg Wm, glass, carpets, etc.
Linn Lizzie, milliner. Little Joseph J, marble. Loeb H & Son, clothing.
Loeb Jacob & Sons, clothing.
Loeb L & Bro, clothing. Loeb Moses, saloon.
Loeb Simon, clothing.
Longsdorf Nervi, carpenter.
Lyons Lewis D, physician.
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McDermond John W, dry goods.
Mc Donald George W, lawyer.
Maguire John, agt Pacific and U S Ex. Marshall J R & Co, wool. Martin James & Co, tile mnfrs. Martin J E & Son, painters.
Mentzer & Hoover, dry goods.
Merryman George W, restaurant.
Millard Harrison, blacksmith. Nail Wm, carpenter.
Nathan Abraham, clothing.
Nave George & Son, grain elevator. Nave & Lusk, lawyers.
Nixon & Allen, grain elevator.
Osborn & Zeigler, grocers.
Patterson & Son, barbers.
Peacock Albert S, postmaster.
Peacock & Martin, proprs Attica Ledger.
Pearson George P, builder.
Picken Richard, livery.
Pixley Charles, Proprietor Pearl Saloon.
Poke Henry, cooper.
Porter Newman C, dry goods.
Powell Thomas M, hardware. Purviance Edward D, dentist. Rank Ambrose E, blacksmith.
Reed Wm B, insurance.
Reid James O, drugs.
Revere House, Jonathan D Crane, Proprietor.
Rice John T, physician.
Roack & Sheridan, dressmkrs.
Robinson Charles F, drugs. Robison Samuel M, restaurant.
Rohlfing Frederick, furniture.
Roley Lonzo, barber.
Rupert Archie M, physician.
St Charles Hotel, James Shields, propr. Sattley John S, grocer. Schoonover Martin, grocer. Schoonover & Reed, lawyers.
Schwartz Max, notions.
Sellers J H & Son, Machinery Job- bers. Repairs Implements, Boilers, En- · gines, Mills, or other machinery.
Sheetz Fred, Hotel de Horse. Best of Teams, Buggies, and always furnished promptly.
Sheets John R, restaurant.
Shepard D J, flour mill, 4 miles s.
Shepard Luke, carpenter.
Shields David, tailor.
Shields James, propr St Charles Hotel.
Shipps & Leif, carriage mnfrs. Sims & Fields, builders.
Smith David, wagonmkr.
Steimley Joseph, plasterer.
Swank & Orr, flour mill, 3 miles s.
Timberlake & Co, grocers.
Turman Wilson L, apiarist.
Turman & Goans, grocers.
VanDeventer Rachei, milliner.
VanDeventer Tyson, carpenter.
Walker James B, painter. Weber John L, mer tailor. Weber Paul, tailor.
Whitehall Samuel, physician. Whittier Joseph G, shoemkr.
Williams Wm N, physician.
Wilson J Allen, books and stationery.
Wilson Martin L, shoes.
Wilson Wm L, physician.
Worden Charles S, general agt C & G & S. Ry and Union Coal Co.
Workinger David, tailor.
Wright Eva, milliner.
Ziegler A & Sons, dry goods.
ATWOOD. Situated partly in each Prairie and Harrison townships, Kosciusko county, on the P Ft W & C Ry, 7 miles northwest of Warsaw, the county seat and location of nearest bank, and 130 from In- dianapolis. Population 150. Ex, Adams. Virgil Barber, postmaster.
Ackard E, blacksmith.
Barber E L & Co, General Store. Barber Virgil, Dry Goods. Forst M M & Co, general store.
Lutes S, blacksmith.
Parks J P, physician.
Rovenstine J A, druggist.
Rovenstine J A & Wm, general store. Stokesbury James, hardware.
Vaughn W H, drugs.
Welch & Teegarden, grain.
AUBURN. Settled in 1837, is a pros- perous town of 1,700 inhabitants, the coun- ty seat of Dekalb county, located on B & O, Eel River Div W St L & P and Ft W & J R Rs, 130 miles northeast of Indianapo- lis, 146 east of Chicago, and 23 north of Ft Wayne. The town carries a bonded debt of $1,300, and has real and personal prop. erty (assessed value) amounting to $500,- 000. It is supplied with good county buildings, 8 churches, a fine graded school building, 3 hotels, 3 banks, and 2 weekly newspapers, the Republican and Courier. wind mill factory, 2 flour mills, a, scythe, snath and cradle factory, 3 planing mills, 1 foundry, 2 saw mills, 2 stave and heading factories, 1 woolen mill, and a church furniture factory comprise its most. prominent manufactories. Live stock, grain, spokes and staves are the chief ex- ports. Ex, Am, Pacific and B & O. Tel,. W U and Postal. George W Gordon, post- master.
Aber J F, photographer. Abright Joseph, jeweler. Allen Aaron W, livery stable. Allen Wm S, physician.
Ashleman Christopher, grocer.
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W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 42 Vance Block, Indianapolis, of Pensions and all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
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Auburn Church Furniture Co, Shearer, Wilson & Keeran, Proprie- tors.
Auburn Courier, James A Barnes, propr. Auburn House, Henry Bashelier, propr. Austin Bros, boots and shoes. Bachtel Isaac O, flour mill.
Baker Edward, baker.
Barnes James A, propr Auburn Courier. Barr George W Rev (Presbyterian).
Bashelier Henry, propr Auburn House. Berg John, blacksmith.
Beringer Frederick, tailor.
Beugnot C & Co, staves and heading.
Beuret Jules, stoves and tinware.
Blake Freeman K, lawyer. Boland Michael, county recorder.
Boyle John W, sheriff.
Buss Frederick, confectioner.
Casebeer & Matheny, drugs and livery.
Cass Sarah S, hair goods.
Central House, H E Chilcote, Pro- prietor.
Chilcote Humphrey E, Proprietor Central House.
Church Chester W Rev (Methodist).
Clock Lucinda D, millinery. Cool Isaac N, carriage mnfr. Cowan John A, physician. Davenport Franklin E, druggist. Davis John L, banker and hardware.
De Kalb Republican (weekly), Houser & Hoisington, proprs. Dickinson Charles M, meat market.
Dills Wm H, lawyer. Eckhart Charles, carriage mnfr.
Edgington Wm E, barber.
Eldridge Edward, saloon.
Elson Richard, dentist. Emanuel Charles E, lawyer. Ensley & Harter, dry goods.
Espy Henry, harnessmkr. Farmer's Bank, Albert Robbins, cash.
First National Bank (capital $50,000), Charles A O McClelland, pres; Wm H McIntyre, cashier. Finch H J Rev (Baptist).
Forkner Granville H, Proprietor Swineford House. Gibson Finley, baker. Goodman Benedict, tinner.
Gordon George W, postmaster. Green Burton, lawyer. Grosh Samuel, flour mill. Gugerli John H, mer tailor.
Harris John, general store. Hartman Ezra D, lawyer. Hasselman & Sanborn, lumber mnfrs. Hebel Bros, grocers. Heberling & Lewis, agrl implements. Henry John C, druggist. Hoff Frank A, general store. Hollister Sherman, restaurant.
Honser & Hoisington, proprs DeKalb Re- publican.
Husselman Daniel Y, lawyer.
Jones Mrs M & Son, dry goods. Kiblinger Wm H, hardware. Klinkel Francis, general store.
Knoder John, blacksmith.
Kuhlman & Rhodenbaugh, dressmkrs.
Lewis & Widney, lumber and tile.
Link George W, restaurant, Auburn Junc- tion.
Little Andrew J Mrs, millinery.
Lockwood Philo J, lawyer.
Loutzenhiser Peter, saloon.
McClellan & Garwood, lawyers.
Mc Dougal Robert, manager Postal Tel Co. McIntosh Wm H, insurance.
McIntyre Wm H, insurance.
McQuiston & Long, general store.
Meese Wm L, insurance.
Miller Lafayette I, county treasurer.
Mitchell Jacob, saw mill.
Moody & Hoffman, lawyers.
Morell Bros, foundry.
Myers John N, agrl implements.
Myers Mandis, grocer.
Ober David S, justice.
Ochs Isaac, general store.
Otto John, grocer and shoes.
Penfield & Shafer, lawyers.
Peterson Henry C, lawyer.
Plumb Guy, lawyer.
Pommert Charles H, barber.
Pommert Samuel, barber.
Porter George W, woolen mill.
Postal Telegraph Company, Robert McDou- gall, manager.
Potter James A, shoemkr.
Rainer & Headley, meat market.
Rakestraw Wm H, carpenter.
Ralston Andrew J, grocer.
Ralston George C, grocer.
Raut Charles & Son, boots and shoes.
Rice John M, photographer.
Rose James E, lawyer.
Rothenberger Joseph, saloon.
Rothenberger Joseph P, saloon.
Rush Samuel H, harnessmkr.
Rush Wm E, confectioner.
Schaab & Burgnot, general store.
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Schleenbaker Jacob, beer bottler.
Sebring David A, physician.
Shaffer Christopher C, furniture.
Shaffer John W, wagonmkr.
Sheffer Wm, harness, etc.
Shearer, Wilson & Keeran, Auburn Church Furniture Company. Shunk Flora, dressmkr.
Slaybough Frank, grocer. Smith & Madden, marble works.
Snyder Wm, blacksmith.
Snyder & Culbertson, agrl implements.
Sommers Thomas, saloon. Spitler Lycurgus, grocer.
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.
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