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Myers M & Co, General Store. Raferty George, live stock. Rigelsbergher F, saw mill. Robins J D, confectioner. Saulsbury S E, physician. Shipp T Rev, clergyman. Sleeth M A, justice of the peace. Smiley J L, shoemkr. Spurrier George, harnessmkr. Tyner James M, grain, R R and ex agt. Whetzel F F T, physician. Williams C F, drugs. Wilson W S, hotel. Wilson & Son, undertakers. Wolf J G, flour mill. Wrenick J H, grocer. Wrenick T C, drugs and hardware. Young S W, livery.
MORTON. A postoffice in Clinton township, Putnam county, 12 miles north- west of Greencastle, the county seat, and most available banking and shipping point. Stage route to Greencastle; fare 40 cents. Population 40. G W Hanna, postmaster. Bettis C M, blacksmtth. Carver B D, agrl implements. Clapsadle John, wagonmkr. Forgy J A, carpenter. Payton & Whitted, general store.
MOSCOW. A village situated in Orange township, Rush county, 12 miles southwest of Rushville, the banking place and seat of justice. Waldron, 7 miles " southwest on the C I St L & CR R, is the shipping point. Population 150. John W Barlow, postmaster. Barlow A V, flour and saw mill.
Barlow J W, Grocer and Drugs. Barlow & Huntington, general store. Boes & Jones, carpenters. Deacon A L, physician. Mounts G, meat market. Paulus D, live stock. Ross T A, justice of the peace. "Tevis James L, physician. Whisman A, blacksmith.
MOUNTAIN SPRING. A vil- lage sometimes called Linville, in Baker township, Martin county, 17 miles north- east of West Shoals court house. Owens- burgh, on the B S O & S Ry, 5 miles north, is the shipping point. Bedford is the nearest banking place. C H Crane, post- master.
Baker Thomas J, justice. Caples Ira D, justice.
Crane & Taylor, General Store. Grindstaff & Nicliolis, feed mill. McCormick H, lawyer.
MOUNT AUBURN. Sometimes called Black Hawk, in Jackson township, Shelby county, 13 miles southwest of Shel- byville, the county seat, 4 miles west of Lewis creek, the nearest station, and 5 east of Edinburgh, its banking place and ship- ping point. Tri-weekly stage to Edinburgh ; fare, 25 cents ; Shelbyville; fare, 50 cents. Population 150. Wm H Barlow, post- master.
Barlow Lewis, saw mill.
Barlow W H, General Store.
Dorsey Jason, wagonmkr.
Fields E J, blacksmith.
Ford Walter M, physician. King Theodore, shoemkr.
Oltman J, carpenter.
Payn A S, junk dealer.
Payn W S, junk dealer.
Payne J M, justice.
Robbins Edward, live stock.
MOUNT CARMEL. Situated in Bath township, Franklin county, 8 miles east of Brookville; the county seat, ship- ping station and bank location. Popula- tion 200. Contains 3 churches, graded school, and ships hogs and grain. Wm Laird, postmaster. Adam Joseph, shoemkr. Bess Wm, wagonmkr. Bishop C A, organ reed mnfr.
Burnett Wm, hotel.
Davis W A, physician.
Fogle C, general store. Gates Frank, meat market.
George M, carpenter. Jenkins E W, physician.
Lackey & Faucette, live stock.
Laird William, General Store.
La Rue Bros, stoves and tinware. Major John S, harness. Mash Moses, saw and flour mills. Poettner E, carpenter and justice.
Rickard Henry, shoemkr. Rowe J P, blacksmith.
MOUNT COMFORT. A small place in Buck Creek township, Hancock county, 10 miles northwest of Greenfield, the county seat and banking place. Pop- ulation 30. W T Dillman, postmaster.
Eastes J B, general store. Grist George, blacksmith. McLain Wm, saw mill. Peter R, blacksmith. Pogue & Wright, general store. Smith Samuel S, general store.
KING & ELDER
SIDEBOARDS, EVERYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LINE, 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SHOW CASES
CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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MOUNT ETNA. A town on the Salamonie river, in Polk township, Hun- tington county, 10 miles southwest of Hun- tington, the county seat, shipping and banking point. Population 400. Stage tri- weekly to Huntington; fare 60 cents. J N Hildebrand, postmaster. Anderson E J, blacksmith. Bain C, general store, hotel. Bicker F C, harnessmkr.
Billiter Henry, saloon. Billiter & Cook, hardware and grocer. Buffington S B, barber. Clenoweth G P, physician.
Harbour O V L Rev (Methodist.)
Hildebrand JN, General Store. Ingham E J, blacksmith.
Jackson J J, drugs.
Jeffrey J & Son, blacksmiths. King Wm H, cooper. Large A R, furniture and undertaker.
Mahony Thomas, flour mill. Marks Thomas & Son, wagonmkrs. Mitchell S P, physician.
Plank & Bro, Stoves and Tinware. Rogers T A, shoemkr.
Scott N W, physician. Terall J H, justice of the peace.
MOUNT HEALTHY. A postof- fice in Jackson township, Bartholomew county, 13 miles southwest of Columbus, the county seat. Stage communication twice a week with Columbus; fare, 25 cents ; Waynesville, 30 cents; Spraytown, 20 cents. John Igel jr, postmaster. Dye Morris, wagonmkr.
Igel Margaret, General Store. Shoomaker Levi, cooper.
MOUNT HOPE. A postoffice in Union township, DeKalb county, 8 miles east of Auburn, the county seat, banking and shipping place. Population 20. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. BF Thomas, postmaster. Coleman C T, wagonmkr.
Pugsley George, justice.
Thomas B F, Postmaster.
MOUNT LIBERTY. A postoffice in Brown county, 7 miles northeast of Nash- ville, the county seat, and 12 west of Co- lumbus, its shipping point and banking place. Population 30. Stage tri-weekly to Columbus and Nashville ; fare, $1. Harvey A Patterson, postmaster. Clark Enos, general store.
Marshall Jesse, general store.
Patterson Harvey A, General Store.
Pittman Abraham, general store.
MOUNT MERIDIAN. A post- office in Jefferson township, Putnam coun-
ty, 8 miles southeast of Greencastle, the. county seat and banking location, and nearest shipping point. Population 200 .. Samuel P Bourn, postmaster.
Alle J M, wagonmkr. Bourne Ambrose, blacksmith. Clift N, shoemkr.
Grimes J B, physician.
Hurst Wm, general store.
McCarty Theodore, physician.
Pyton J, painter.
Reat & Bourn, General Store. Spurgeon Frank, physician. Wells James, saw mill.
MOUNT MORIAH. In Hamilton township, Brown county, 12 miles north- east of Nashville, the county seat, contains- 100 inhabitants. Edinburgh is the bank location. Taylorsville, 10 miles east, on the J M & I R R, is its shipping point. Joseph G Wright, postmaster. Bringman Elias, blacksmith. Clevinger W H H, saw mill. Ford Nelson, blacksmith.
Hamblin Jesse, shoemkr.
O'Haver Joseph, millwright.
Stewart Thomas J, physician. Walker Wm, blacksmith.
MOUNT PISGAH. Farmers" postoffice, located in Milford township, Lagrange county, 12 miles southeast of Lagrange, the county seat and banking town. Kendallville, 14 miles south, on G R & I and LS & MS R R's, is the usual place of shipment. Eugene Goodsell, post- master and general store.
MOUNT PLEASANT. A small hamlet in Union township, Perry county, 24 miles northeast of Cannelton, the county seat. Rono Landing, on the Ohio river, 5. miles distant, is the shipping point. Tell City, 23 miles southwest, is the nearest bank location. Population, 60. Staves and hoop poles are shipped. Shircliff, postmaster. James A Belva Henry, blacksmith. Casper M F & Bros, stave dealers. Courcier Theodore, lawyer and grain.
James J H, saloon and grocer. Mitchell L, blacksmith. Reed James, hoop poles.
Robins John, carpenter.
Shircliff James A, General Store. Watson H W, justice.
MOUNT PROSPECT. Called® also Brownstown, a place of 60 inhabitants, located on Little Blue river, in Sterling township, Crawford county, 18 miles north- west of Leavenworth, the county seat. English, 4 miles distant, is the shipping
War Claims.
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PAY, ALLOWANCES, LAND WARRANTS, ETC., Collected by W. H. CORBALEY, Attorney at Law, 42 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 022 years experience. Rejected and increase Pensions a Specialty.
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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point. New Albany is the nearest banking place. James A Melton, postmaster. Cornwell L P, general store. Gregory & Patton, saw and flour mill. Jack Joseph, saloon.
McMickle F M, blacksmith and barber. McMickel John, livery and justice. McMickle J H, hotel and lawyer. Mathers Wm Rev (Christian).
Milton James A, General Store. Vandeveer Joel, physician. Young D R, blacksmith.
MOUNT STERLING. Popula- tion 168. Situated in Jefferson township, Switzerland county, 33 miles north of Vevay; the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Contains 2 churches and graded school. Stage communication, in summer, with Rising Sun and Versailles ; fare, $1 to each. Benjamin Cole, post- master.
Banta J H, apiarist. Banta M H, brick mason.
Clark Paul, justice of the peace. Cole Benjamin, General Store. Cole James, live stock. Cotton Ralph, shoemkr. Cotton Thomas, stone mason. Craig G, carpenter.
Gleason W W Rev (Baptist). Griffee J N, physician. Hadon Dr, physician. Shanan James, wagonmkr. Waldon N I, blacksmith. Webb Jacob C, mason.
MOUNT SUMMIT. A village in Prairie township, Henry county, on line of the Ft W C & LR R, 6 miles north of New Castle, the county seat and banking point. Population 250. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. J N Smith, postmaster. Cannady Sylvanus, carpenter. Davis & Rifner, grain and agrl implements. Dunbar J W, carpenter and justice. Henderson H H, carpenter.
Jackson F G, physician. Kessil Alfred, blacksmith. Michael Bros, roofers and tinners. Norville R D, physician. Smith J N, General Store. Williams Augustus, barber.
MOUNT VERNON. This import- ant commercial city of 5,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Posey county, is located on the Ohio river and St L Div L & NR R, 19 miles west of Evansville and 160 from Cincinnati. Mount Vernon is a hand- some well-built city, and has excellent county buildings, good business blocks, 5 churches-Methodist, Presbyterian, Luth- eran, Catholic and Baptist-1 high and 2 graded schools, 1 hotel and 4 banks. It is surrounded by one of the most fertile agri- cultural districts in the State, from which it derives its chief support.
The press is represented by 4 weekly newspapers- Western Star, Saturday Herald, Sun and Democrat.
The chief industries of manufacture in- clude 2 flour mills, machine shop, tannery, 3 brick yards, hominy mill, cooper shop and 1 saw mill. This city is rapidly in- creasing in wealth and importance, and is noted as being the most prosperous town of its size in Southern Indiana. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. Edward Brown, postmaster. Acuff Wm H, carriagemkr.
Allen Thomas, brickmkr.
Asdury J C (Methodist). Aust Delia, dressmkr. Baker James & Co, saloon.
Barter James H, propr Weekly Sun. Barter J H & Son, carriagemkrs.
Barter & Cox, Publishers Saturday Herald. (See adv, page 520.)
Barter & Co, hardware.
Bieker August, Carpenter and Cabi- netmaker. Bischoff J & Co, saloon. Brettner Hotel, Louis Brettner, Pro- prietor. (See adr, page 519.)
J. R. Martin, Photographer
First-class work warranted at reasonable prices. Old Pictures copied and enlarged any style desired.
Main St .. next to Sarll's, Mt. Vernon, Ind
PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE ( Session of 1884-'85 begins Oct. 14, 1884 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.
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Brettner Louis, Proprietor Brettner Hotel. (See adv, page 519.)
Brinkmann H & Sons, agrl implements.
Brinkmann & Wilson, wagonmkrs. Brown Edward, postmaster and builder. Brown Thomas, brickmkr. Clark Andrew J, jeweler. Collier Wm K, barber.
Combs Charles, blacksmith.
Cooper Rev (Methodist).
Cralley & Greenfield, blacksmiths.
Cronback Manuel & Bro, druggists.
Daniel Wm P, justice of the peace. Davis J V, notary public.
Dexheimer Henry, baker.
Dietirle John, meat market.
Dismer Elizabeth, Milliner and Notions, Main. Downey George, City Transfer Co.
Edson Wm P, lawyer. Epenschild Peter, grocer.
Feldman George A, barber.
Finch V C & Co, hardware.
First National Bank (capital $100,000); A
C Williams, pres; E W Rosenkrans, cash. Fogas Andrew C, cigars and tobacco. Fogas Wm H & Co, druggists.
Forshie Charles, brickmkr.
Forthoffer John, Saloon. (See adv, page 519.)
Franck George H, Baker and Con- fectioner, Main.
French J W, Lawyer, 2d opp Court House.
Frielinghausen Anton, saloon.
Fuelling Clamor L, tailor.
Gambrille C W, dentist.
Geiss Wm C, confectioner.
Grabert Michael, grocer.
Gregory J & Son, livery.
Gronemeyer August, blacksmith.
Gronemier Charles, shoemkr.
Gronemier Simon H, stoves and tinware. Harlem M & Son, dry goods.
Harper J, physician. Hartung L & N, grocers. Hattich Adam, marble works.
Hempfling Lawrence, meat. Henrich George, barber.
Hollis W L & Co, druggists.
Hovey & Menzies, lawyers.
Hudson J W, Shoemaker, Fine Work a Specialty, Repairing Neatly Done. Hutchinson Alexander, insurance. International Bank (capital $500,000); John 3 Gardener pres; Charles J Carpenter, cash.
Jackson Walter F, lawyer.
Jarodyze S & Son, tailors. Jones Edward, confectioner. Jones Leroy W, photographer. Kahn Isaac, saloon.
Kahn Joseph L, saloon and restaurant. Keck & Gameman, foundry.
Kidney & Wilson, paint shop. Kinch Wm S, barber.
Klein C P & Co, grocers.
Kluga Henry, Merchant Tailor. (See adv, page 519.)
Kreil Charles, harness.
Kuehn Louis, saloon.
Langston W R, physician.
Leffel & Williams, publrs Western Star.
Leonard Fred P, lawyer.
Leonard & Tate, real estate.
Leukroth Rheinhold, shoemkr.
Lewis Robert, restaurant.
Loerch C & G, marble works.
Loveland Preston, newsdealer.
McAllister A C & Son, general store.
McArthur T M, stationer.
McArthur W M & Co, drugs.
Maas Jacob, dry goods.
Magill R & JT, Carriage and| Wagon Makers and Blacksmiths. (See adv, page 519.)
Maier Conrad, tailor.
Mann Phillip, tailor.
Marion & Harp, saloon.
Martin J R, Photographer. (See adv, page 517.)
Miller John, cooper.
Moeller John, cooper.
Moore Joseph, lawyer.
Mt Vernon Banking Co, Charles A Parke, pres ; Alfred D Owen, cash.
Mt Vernon Democrat, A A Sparks, editor.
Mt Vernon Mill and Elevator Co, grain and flour.
Newmann August W, undertaker.
Niederst Jacob, bootmkr.
Niederst John, saloon.
Noel E W, Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines. Otto F E, shoemkr.
Owen JG, Lawyer. (See adv, page 520.) Patterson A Mrs, milliner.
Pearse Simeon H, physician.
Pearson & Stallman, carriagemkrs.
Peekinpaugh S R, physician.
Pfeiffer J TRev (Lutheran).
Pfeiffer & Traudt flour mills.
Pitcher J & H C, lawyers.
Posey County Bank (capital $50,000) ; V P Bozeman, pres ; J L Rosenkran, cash.
Powell J W, physician.
Raban & Naas, dry goods.
Ramsey Douglass, physician.
Reis John S, gunsmith.
Rosenbaum & Bro, dry goods.
Rosengart Max, saloon and grocer.
Sarlls Richard S, boots and shoes and grain ..
Saturday Herald, Barter & Cox, Proprietors. (See adv, page 520.)
Scheidel Michael, harness. Schenk E B, hardware and pumps.
Schieber Augustus, grocer.
Schiela J F & Bro, furniture.
M. S. HUEY & SON BEE HIVE PLANING MILL 73 Pendleton Avenue, · · INDIANAPOLIS, IND ..
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ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. For Brewers and Packers. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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BRETTNER HOTEL
L. BRETTNER, Proprietor. THE ONLY HOTEL IN TOWN.
Elegant Table. Fine Accommodations. Sample Rooms, Etc.
MT. VERNON, INDIANA.
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CHICAGO-ENC-CO.
R. & J. T. MAGILL, MANUFACTURERS OF WAGONS,
Buggies, Plows and Harrows.
Horse Shoeing, General Blacksmithing and Repairing done Promptly and Skillfully.
West Side of Store, between 5th and 6th, - MT. VERNON, IND.
JOHN FORTHOFFER, Manufacturer of Pop, Ginger Ale and Seltzer
MAIN STREET, MT. VERNON, INDIANA. All goods, in quantities, delivered Free in the City.
H. KLUGA MERCHANTTAILOR ELEGANT FIT GUARANTEED
At Reasonable Prices.
CLEANING and DYEING. Mt. Vernon, Ind.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS
-Estimates made for Galvanizing all kinds of Iron Work.
THE GENUINE HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE-
Key Have a reputation of over thirty years standing. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Western Agent, INDIANAPOLIS, . . . IND.
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Schneider & Nebe, grocers. Schnur Henry, flour mills. Schultz Charles, harness. Shore John L, agt Ex & L & M & E & T H R.
Simonson Mary B, Artist. (See adv, page 520.)
Sims & Putnam, blacksmiths.
Smith Charles, saw mills.
Smith Elwood, dentist. Smyth Richard & Son, physicians.
Soechtig Henry, jeweler.
Sparks Albert A, propr Mt Vernon Demo- crat.
Spencer E M, lawyer.
Spencer E V, physician.
Spillman Wm S, livery.
Stallman Christian, bootmkr.
Stannard W G, Western Union Tel Co. Steffan Charles R, harness.
Stevens T, justice of the peace.
Stritter Fred, barber.
Tente C F, grocer.
The Hudnuts, hominy mills.
Tichendorf Emma, millinery.
Uri Abraham W, general store.
Wagner Paulina, milliner.
Walter Peter, restaurant.
Wasam Charles, saloon.
Weaver John B, physician.
Weckesser Vincent, grocer.
Weekly Sun, James H Barter, Pro- prietor.
Weilbrenner G M, grocer.
Weir Charles P, druggist.
Weisinger Henry, undertaker.
Wilber H B, general store.
Williams Sarah, milliner.
Wilsey Harry, cigars and tobacco.
Wolf H, wagonmkr.
Wolf Isaac, meats.
Wolter Fred, insurance.
Western Star (weekly), Leffel & Williams, publrs.
Yunker Phillip, saloon.
Zimmerman John, boots and shoes.
MOUNT ZION. A village of 76 inhabitants, in Chester and Jackson town- ships, Wells county, 12 miles southwest of Bluffton court house. Mt Pelier, 9 miles distant, on T C & St L RR, is the shipping point. The nearest bank is in Bluffton. Tri-weekly stage to Boehmer. W C Pearce, postmaster. Bargdall W B, plasterer.
Clingenpeel Bro, tile mnfrs.
Cloud Henry S, justice of the peace.
Derry J B, livery.
Forman & Wilson, general store.
Griffith Joseph, carpenter.
Jeffrey Walter, painter.
Jellison John, justice of the peace.
Johnson Moses, blacksmith.
Morgan J, barber.
Morgan & Gilbert, drugs.
Morgan & Neff, patent medicines.
Roby John, justice of the peace.
Seabold George H, saw mill and lumber. Wilson Joseph, shoemkr.
MUDDY FORK. Known also as Bridgeport, is a station on the L N A & C Ry, in Carr township, Clark county, 15 miles northwest of Jeffersonville, the coun- ty seat. New Albany is the nearest bank- ing point. C N Jackson, postmaster.
Butts T H, saw mill.
English J G & Co, lumber.
Haddox Joseph, blacksmith.
House Bros, saw mill.
Jackson J T, general store.
Jackson Wm, general store.
Stone Wm, general store.
Thomas Arthur, general store.
Tompkins Wm, shoemkr.
MUD LICK. A prosperous village in Monroe township, Jefferson county, 8 miles north of Madison, the nearest bank location and county seat. North Madison, 6 miles south, on J M & I R R is the ship- ping point. Population 150. Tri-weekly
JAMES G. OWEN
CLAWYERO MT. VERNON, IND.
Saturday Herald,
HERBERT BARTER and JAMES P. Cox. MT. VERNON, IND.
THE NEWSIEST PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
MARY B. SIMONSON, ARTIST! MT. VERNON, INDIANA. CRAYON PORTRAITS A SPECIALTY.
J. H. CURRAN HAND ELEVATORS. 135 West Second St., . . CINCINNATI.
MODEL CLOTHING CO.{ n&Largest and most complete Clothing House in the State.
43 and 45 East Washington Street, and 18, 20 and 22 South Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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stage to Versailles. John King, postmaster. Adams John & Co, blacksmiths.
Baker Samuel, hay press.
Carnet Louis, saloon.
Cope James W, wagonmkr.
Grossman George, hay press.
Grossman John, grocer.
Humpherys John, saw mill.
Jessup A W, hay press.
King John, General Store. King John G, shoemkr. Miles E J, hay press.
Penn B A, physician.
Pohlman J B, wooden shoe mnfr.
Rogers & Smith, saw mill ..
Schwartz George M, flour mill.
Smith William R, Flour and Saw Mill. Waltz Griffith, hay press. Waltz John, hay press.
MULBERRY. An enterprising vil- lage of 325 inhabitants, in Madison town- ship, Clinton county, on the L E & W Ry, 10 miles northwest of Frankfort, the coun- ty seat. Grain and lumber are exported. Bank location, Frankfort. Ex, U S. SS Ohl, postmaster.
Baer Louis, wagonmkr.
Bastain Clinton, barber.
Brinkhoff Conrad, undertaker and cabinet- mkr.
Burdin W L, tinner.
Burntrager Aaron, grain.
Craig & Sims, saw mill.
Domer Philip, harnessnikr.
Earhart I S, Physician.
Gangwerl M, planing mill.
Hackard J P, justice of the peace.
Jacobs A F, R R and ex agt.
Koons M T, physician.
Lehr Henry M, shoemkr.
Loveless George & Co, druggists. Martz J, shoemkr.
Mehan Charles, baker and restaurant. Mohr John, hotel.
Motter T S, physician.
Muse & Son, carpenters.
Nunnaker D, carpenter.
Ohl S S, General Store. Peckering Thomas, shingle mnfr.
Roth E, blacksmith.
Rutan S, brick mnfr.
Sims J M, notary public.
Sims J M & Co, general store.
Sims & Ohl, livery. Slipher W I, hardware. Steckle & Mitman, brick layers. Troxle R D, tile mnfr.
Wade Dr, justice of the peace.
Wadren Thomas, notary public.
Weader W H, Meat Market. Weider John, blacksmith.
Yundt A M, physician. Yundt Hamilton, live stock. 4
MUNCIE. The judicial seat of Del- aware county is a handsome city of 6,000 inhabitants, located on White river, 65 miles south of Ft Wayne, 54 northeast of Indianapolis and 45 northwest of Rich- mond. The railroads centering here are the L E & W, CCC & I and Ft W C & L. Muncie has improved very rapidly within the last five years; the court house now in course of construction at an estimated cost of $200,000 will, when completed, be one of the finest structures of its kind in the State. The city carries a bonded debt of $9,000, has real and personal property-assessed value-aggregating $1,205,395, and is sup- plied with gas and water works, a good fire department,public library of 4,000 volumes, an opera house with a seating capacity of 800, 3 banks and good hotels. The press is represented by 4 publications-the Times and News with daily and weekly editions, and the Advertiser and Democrat issued week- ly only. The religious and educational ad- vantages of this city are fully up to the standard, and comprise several handsome churches, 1 high and 3 graded schools.
This is essentially a manufacturing town, prominent among its manufactured pro- ducts are engines, flour, organs, barrels, machinery, lumber, sash, doors and blinds, handles, hubs and spokes, flax, bagging skewers, corn planters, roller skates, brick, pumps, staves, drain tile, brooms, curry combs, carriages and heading. It has U S and Am Ex, and W U Tel offices. Robert I Patterson, postmaster.
Abbott House, G W Blount, propr.
Abbott John H, shoemkr.
Adams John O, artist.
Allen Byron B, grocer.
Anderton Frank W, restaurant.
Andrews George H, drugs and stationery.
Banta John E & Co, candy mnfrs.
Bartle Wm; blacksmith.
Bechtel Charles H, saloon.
Beemer Margret E Mrs, millinery.
Beck Isaac, agt Am Ex Co.
Bishop E W, R R agt.
Blease James, shoemkr.
Blount George W, propr Abbott House.
Blount & Templer, lawyers.
Boehm Daniel, tailor.
Botume John, pork packer.
Bower George W, carriage mnfr.
Bowles Thomas J, physician.
Boyce's Big Store, dry goods and clothing.
Boyce James & Co, flax mill.
Boyce & Bufkin, agrl implements.
Boyden Wilber J, physician.
Boyle Vine Mrs, dressmkr.
Bradbury R B, pumps, wood and coal.
PATENTS. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv).
C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
TIP HAND BOOK FREE.
3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLOG, INDIANAPOLIS . IND.
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MUN
Brady Samuel Q, saloon. Bratton & Shideler, dry goods. Brown Francis M, dry goods. Budd SO, dentist.
Burson John E, live stock. Calvert S A & C, milliners. Caplinger Benjamin Z, saloon. Case David H, carpenter.
Cassady John V H, queensware. Central Union Telephone Co, C N Wilcox, manager.
Chambers Charles S, druggist.
Charman James, grocer and baker. Citizens' National Bank (capital $100,000); George W Spilker, pres; John Marsh, cash.
Coffeen Henry T C, marble works.
Cohen M & Co, junk.
Coleman Wm H, stave and heading mnfr.
Collins & Long, livery stable.
Cooper Wm H M, lawyer.
Cowing Granvill, florist, 3 miles n w.
Cox & Seaton, meat market.
Cromer George W, insurance agt.
Cropper James W, grocer.
Crozier George W, saloon. Cultice Sallie, dressmkr.
Daily News, N F Ethell, propr.
Disser John C, blacksmith.
Dolman & Dungan, blacksmiths.
Dotson Thomas F, lunch stand.
Dotson Wm A, grocer. Drury John W, barber.
Duncan Thomas, sewing machines.
Dungan George E, grocer.
Eiler John C, justice of the peace.
Eisenbrand Louis R, cigar mnfr.
Elliott George L, jeweler. Emerson W C, saw mill.
Ervin John R, liquors and cigars. Ethell Nathaniel F, propriDaily News.
Evans & Bray, barbers.
Everett Duck, restaurant.
Everett & Fletcher, shoemkrs.
Fay George, saw mill.
Fay George W, grain and lumber.
Floyd Wm E, insurance agt.
Franklin Carroll P, grocer. Fulhart John, florist and apiarist. Garner John W, dentist.
Garst Albert J, meats and saloon. .
Gilbert Webster, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable, cor Walnut and Adams. Goddard Joseph A, wh grocer. Goodlander Marquis D, photographer.
Graham J M & Son, grocers. Graves Eber W, cooper. Green Charles H, stoves. Greer & Wilkinson, boots and shoes.
Gregory & Silverburg, lawyers. Griesheimer John C, saloon. Guthrie James R, baker.
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