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Granger A Very Rev (Catholic).
St Mary's Academy, Conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross. (See adv in South Bend.)
Sorin E Very Rev (Catholic), Post- master.
University of Notre Dame, Very Rev Thomas E Walsh, Pres.
Walsh Thomas E Rev, President Notre Dame University.
NOTTINGHAM. Located in Not- tingham township, Wells county, 11 miles south of Bluffton, the county seat and near- est bank location. Bluffton the shipping point. Richard A Waldron, postmaster. Campbell Francis A, barber.
Coffell George W, blacksmith.
Ifer George, shoemkr. McLain Albert, dentist.
Mornbury Isaac, general store.
Shime O W & Co, saw mill. Smith Henry C Rev (United Brethren). Smith John H Rev (United Brethren).
AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO. - PAPER BELT PULLEYS And Friction Wheels. 114 and 116 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis.
THOS. C. DAY & CO.
wLoan Money upon Farms on Favorable Terms. 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Waldron Richard A, Physician. Waldron & Moore, produce.
NULL'S MILLS. A village of 63 inhabitants, on the Ft W C & L Ry, in Co- lumbia township, Fayette county, 42 miles south of Connersville, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. John In- sprucker, postmaster. Conner & Wilson, live stock. Ennis Albert, wagonmkr. Faikert Dora, grocer.
Gray John H, blacksmith.
Jamison & Salyers, produce. King S Miss, R R agt. McIlwain H C, general store and distiller. Reed John C, cooper. Smith. Edward, distiller. Turner John, physician.
NYESVILLE. Population 200. A coal mining village in Washington town- ship, Parke county, 4 miles northeast of Rockville court house and banking town. Sand Creek, 1 mile south, on the L Div T H & I Ry, is the shipping point. W P Harrison, postmaster.
Bosley David, coal miner. Elenich & Bro, coal mine. Grinley L N, general store. Harrison & Co, Coal Mine. Hudson George, coal miner. Sand Creek Coal Co.
OAK. Well known as Rosedale, on P C & St L Ry, in VanBuren township, Pu- laski county, 10 miles southeast of Wina- mac, the county seat and most available banking place. Population 50. Adams Ex. D South, postmaster.
South D, General Store and Railroad Express Agent.
OAKALLA. A postoffice on the I .& St L R R, in 'Madison township, Putnam county, 4} miles west of Greencastle, the county seat. Population 200. The near- est bank is in Greencastle. James A John- son, postmaster.
Bosswell David, justice.
Eppinghousen & Johnston, Lime.
Hillis H H, lime and stone. Hurst Allen, stave mnfr. Lockridge Alex, live stock. Shean Andrew, carpenter. Torr J D & Bro, lime and stone. Torr Wm, live stock. Vickers A B, blacksmith.
OAKDAM. A rural postoffice in Scott township, Vanderburgh county, 13 miles northeast of Evansville conrt house. Inglefield, 4 miles southwest, on the E & T
H R R, is the nearest railroad station Population 75. Evansville is the banking point. Charles J Schlag, postmaster. Elderbush Henry, blacksmith. Hooker H H, physician.
Meencher James, justice.
Mossman Wm A, carpenter.
Schlaugh Charles J, Wagonmkr.
OAKFORD. Also known as Fair- field, on I P & C Div W St L & P Ry, in Taylor township, Howard county, 5 miles south of Kokomo, the county seat and lo- cation of the most available bank. U S Ex. Population 200. D W Martin, post- master. Crowdy W A, blacksmith.
Eades Wm, shoemkr.
Hancock J M, wagonmkr.
Haskett Joseph, flour mill.
Lowry George, meat market.
Martin D W, Railroad Agent.
Martin J H, general store.
Rice E C, physician.
Rudy J L, justice.
Shelton & Parson, general store.
Siler Philip, barber.
Yager Franklin, hotel.
OAK FOREST. On Wolf creek, in Butler township, Franklin county, 6 miles southwest of Brookville, the county seat. Brookville is the banking town, to which there is a semi-weekly mail stage ; fare, 50 cents. Population, 250. Fred- erick Stumpf, postmaster.
Altherr Jacob, vet surgeon. Becker Wm, blacksmith.
Foster S B Rev, clergyman.
Homan Tobias Sr, shoemkr.
Honesfager Adam, carpenter.
Horning John & Son, carpenters.
Jones Jeremiah, flour mill.
Jones & White, saw mill.
Kunc George, shoemkr. Lanning John H, cooper.
Lawber Wm, wagonmkr.
Line J, cooper and justice.
Michael Christopher, saw and flour mill.
Neitendall Andrew, carpenter.
Pflum Joseph, saloon. Stumpf Frederick, general store. White Charles, cooper.
White Robert T, cooper.
Williams George, blacksmith.
Williams George Sr, blacksmith. Wolf & White, saw mill.
OAKLAND. Well known as Center- ville, in Grass township, Spencer county, 9 miles north of Rockport, the county seat and banking place. Population 125. Chris- ney, 3 miles northeast, on L E & St L Ry, is the shipping point. Stage route to Rich-
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land, Midway and Spring station. F A Polke, postmaster.
McGarvey John, physician. Polke F A, Shoemaker. Selzer Henry, wagonmkr. Wagoner Bros, liquors. Weicher Frederick, lawyer. Williams M, blacksmith. Wohlbier Peter, general store.
OAKLAND CITY. Settled in 1850, is a thrifty village of 850 inhabitants, located on L E & St L and E & I R Rs, in Columbia township, Gibson county, 14 miles east of Princeton, the county seat and banking town. 1 . weekly newspaper- Tee Enterprise-is sustained. Grain, live stock and coal are shipped. Ex, Adams. Jacob J Cosby, postmaster. Bock Herman, saloon.
Brown Thomas M, physician.
Castetter Ira baker.
Chappell James E, justice. Cockrum James M, lawyer. Cole Abraham, lawyer.
Cosby Jacob J, Postmaster and Druggist.
Deutsch Albert, grocer.
Doenges Jacob M, harness.
Dryden, Conner & McClellan, general store Duncan R & Co, general store.
Emerson G M, brick and tile mnfrs.
Ford F & C, confectioners.
Fowler E M, confectioner.
Fowler I B & W E, general store.
Fowler W F, leaf tobacco.
Heller F, jeweler. Hurt James J, ex agt and hotel. Husbands. Wm, hardware.
Ingle David & Co, coal miners.
Jackson George W, blacksmith. Jacobs Albert M, barber.
Jarrett Lawrence W, general store.
Jenkins Robert, harness. Jenkins & Richardson, grocers. Kemble George W, hotel.
Lamb Porter, livery. Leister W L, physician. Levi & Harbaugh, general store.
Lowery J A, grocer. Mccullough Wm R, furniture.
McGowan J W, physician. Mason George C, physician.
Montgomery Edward, general store. Oakland Enterprise, N A Spilman, editor. Reader W H, drugs. Reid Henry C, grocer. Richardson Edward L, blacksmith. Richardson E B, grocer. Robinson James, saloon. St Charles Hotel, George W Kemble, propr. Sawyer Z H, jeweler. Slack Charles W, blacksmithı.
Spilman Nicholas A, editor Oakland En- terprise.
Springer Wm H, tinner. Stephenson James, grain. Stewart Wm H, physician. Taylor J H, grocer.
Troutman F, confectioner.
Van Name Thomas, hotel.
Vierling George A, livery. Wahnsiedler Joseph, saloon.
West Wm L, drugs.
Willis Embrea, saloon.
Wilson Napoleon B, furniture.
OAKLANDON. Sometimes called® Oakland, is a village on the CCC & IR. R, in Marion county, 13 miles northeast of Indianapolis, the county seat and banking: place. Population 220. Ex, U S. N Č Plummer, postmaster.
Apple & McCord, restaurant.
Corey Andrew F, physician. Hanna David G, general store.
Hanna Enoch, grain dealer.
Heltman J K, physician.
Lefforge A, saloon.
Moore John, wagonmkr and agrl imple- ' ments.
Morse Charles A, blacksmith.
Moulden J H, saw mill. Pickle Daniel, shoemkr.
Plummer N C, Railroad and Ex- press Agent and General Store.
Roleetter Ludwig, cooper. Smith W F, drugs. Teal B F, saloon.
Trimble Joseph, blacksmith.
Vest Wm, barber and restaurant.
OAKTOWN. A prosperous village. of 265 inhabitants, on the E & T H R R, in Busseron township, Knox county, 15 miles. north of Vincennes, the county seat and banking town. Ex, Adams. G H Bond, postmaster.
Ballard Jacob, meat market.
Bartley H & Son, live stock. Beck A W, lawyer.
Bond George, flour mill.
Bond G H, General Store.
Bond Watts, general store. Craft Alexander, cooper. Crone Jackson, barber.
Culler Philip, carpenter.
Grisgby W B, physician and notary public .. Haughton Charles L, general store and grain dealer. Lamon John J, boot and shoemkr.
McClure S S, live stock. McGowen House, Wm McGowen, propr. McGowen Wm, drugs, groceries and propr McGowen House. Madigan John J, saloon.
Mallett Joseph, painter and paper hanger ..
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (42 Vance Block), Collects. Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, Pay, Bounty, Land Warrants, Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims. Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.
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Merritt J N, physician. Merryfield Wm, wagonmkr. Owings Thomas B, physician. Pifer & Reed, druggists. Polk I & Son, live stock. Polk & Walker, hardware and furniture .. Pugh John W, physician.
Schultz Christopher F, blacksmith.
Shepard George H, hardware.
Shepard John N, trustee and coal dealer. . Shepard John S, blacksmith. Shepard J N, lawyer .. Sproat B & Sons, general store. Storms Clara Miss, milliner. Sullenger Mary Miss, dressmkr. Sullivan J, justice. Winemuller J M, deputy sheriff.
OAKVILLE. Population 110. Sit- uated in Monroe township, Delaware coun- ty, 8 miles south of Muncie, the county seat and banking place. Grain, live stock and lumber are shipped. C A Fleming, postmaster.
Fleming C A, Railroad Agent and General Store.
Hickman L J, lumber, grain and live stock. Hiney Lawn, blacksmith. Holsinger J T, tile mnfr. Holsinger L T, carpenter. Huffman J, grocer. Johnson C C, shoemkr.
Johnson T H, live stock.
Kern Jacob, carpenter. Replogle & Co, saw mill.
OAKWOOD. An unimportant post- office in Center township, Laporte county, on the I P & C Div W St L & P Ry, 5 miles from Laporte, the county seat. L S Fitch, postmaster.
OATSVILLE. A village of 50 in- habitants, in Logan township, Pike county, 10 miles southwest of Petersburgh, the county seat and bank location. Oakland City, 8 miles distant, the shipping point. L Richardson, postmaster. Basinger T W, physician. Clem John, wagonmkr. Crecelius J H, blacksmith. Hightown R A, feed mill. Jones T J, carpenter.
Richardson L, General Store and Live Stock. Schencks H F, physician. Wadkins D L, live stock.
OBER. Is a small station on the N Y C & St L RR, in Washington township, Starke county, 52 miles southeast of Knox, the county seat and banking town. Popu- lation 25. Jonathan D Heath, postmaster, general store and justice.
OCCIDENT. Hamlet located in Jackson township, Rush county, 7 miles from Rushville, the county seat and bank- ing town, and same distance from Knights- town, the usual place of shipment, on C St L & P Ry. Population 25. John W Kirk- patrick, postmaster.
Dillon J C, physician.
Green Lot, physician.
Kirkpatrick John W, Live Stock and General Store. Lewark Griff, carpenter. Meger Wm N, physician. Newhaus Lemuel, blacksmith.
Newhaus Wm P, wagonmkr.
Porter M M, hotel.
OCKLEY. Is an 1884 postoffice, in Carroll county.
OCTAGON. A rural postoffice in Wabash township, Tippecanoe county, 9 miles northwest of Lafayette, the county seat, shipping station and banking town. Population 8. J W Jackson, postmaster. Jones A F, physician. Jones D, physician.
McKinsey Wm, physician.
Ray James M, Grocer and Black- smith.
ODD. Parke county. Is a recently established rural postoffice.
ODELL. A village of 60 inhabit- ants, in Jackson township, Tippecanoe county, 14 miles southwest of Lafayette, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. West Point, 5 miles north on the W St L & P Ry, is the shipping station. Tri-weekly stage to West Point. Amos Mustard, postmaster.
Gronnan James, blacksmith.
Mustard Amos, General Store. Swadley J W, wagonmkr. Verhey C, general store.
ODON. Known as Clark's Prairie, in Madison township, Daviess county, 20 miles northeast of Washington, the county seat, and 16 miles from Loogootee, on the O & M Ry, the nearest shipping point. The bank- ing town is Washington. Population 400. Tri-weekly stage to Loogootee; fare, $1.50 round trip. J M Crook, postmaster.
Abraham G D, hardware and harness. Allen Mrs, milliner. Baird Wm, carpenter.
Callahan & Edmundson, blacksmiths.
Carroll & Pensinger, poultry dealers. Crook J B, shoemkr.
Crook J M, General Store. Dunlap Richard, carpenter. Dunlap Samuel, carpenter.
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Freeman C W, tinner. Hubbard & Booth, saw mill. Love L L, shoemkr. McCoy Hugh, sewing machines. Neeriemer Wm, blacksmith. Sears B R, broom mnfr. Slimp T D, general store. Smiley Bros, livery. Stoy W L, druggist.
OGDEN. A village of 300 inhabit- ants, in Spiceland township, Henry county, on P C & St L Ry, 12 miles south of New Castle, the county seat. Knightstown is the location of the most convenient bank. Ex, Adams. W W Wiggins, postmaster.
Allison L L, carpenter.
Bentley Wm, wagonmkr.
Cooper J W, carriage painter.
Dawson Thomas, blacksmith.
Dill Elmer, barber. Harris Wm, barber.
Haugh T S, tinware.
Hodson Eugene, gardener.
Horner A C, R R and ex agt.
Horner Samuel, broommkr.
Lewis J J, general store.
Moffett J A, lawyer.
Pennington A E, carpenter.
Perry Oliver, saw filer.
Strattan H B, physician.
Swain C A, carpenter and justice.
Westerfield J M, physician.
Wheeler & Workman, flour mill. .
Wiggins W W, Lumber.
OLDENBURGH. A prosperous village of 800 inhabitants, located in Ray township, Franklin county, 14 miles south- west of Brookville, the county seat and banking place, and 4 north of Batesville, its nearest railroad station, to which there is a daily stage; fare 50 cents. It is the location of the Institute of the Immaculate Conception and the Franciscan Fathers' College. Am Ex. August Hackmann, postmaster.
Bachus Joseph, blacksmith.
Bunnemeyer C, tailor. Burgermister A, shoemkr.
Dichmann Phillip, furniture.
Enneking Benjamin, wagonmkr and black- smith. Fisher F B, saloon.
Franciscan Fathers' College, Father Pius, Dictator.
Gaupel Casper M, stoves and tinware.
Hackmann A A, general store. Haverkamp Ben, blacksmith. Haverkos August, shoemkr.
Haverkos Henry, saloon. Hoelker F I, saloon.
Holtel Gerard B, general store. Hurmann J Mrs, saloon.
Institute of the Immaculate Conception, in charge of Sisters of St Francis. Kelleman John, barber.
Kessing Christopher H, jeweler. Kessing C H Mrs, milliner.
Kessing Henry, general store. Lamping John, harnessmkr.
Mann Dr, physician.
Minning George, cooper.
Mollaum Anthony, hotel and general store .. Mollaum Joseph, harnessmkr.
Pius Father Rev, director Franciscan Father' College.
Roell B, brewer.
Sauerland Frank, saloon.
Schepper F J Mrs, grocer and saloon.
Sellmeyer John S, tanner.
Sellmeyer & Burdick, general store.
St. Joseph Woolen Mill Co.
Summan & Brackman, flour mill.
The Oldenburgh Furniture Co.
Wechter Edward, grain cradle mnfr. Wilzbacher August, cooper.
OLEAN. Situated in Brown town- ship, Ripley county, 11 miles southeast of Osgood, on the O & M Ry, its shipping; point, and 6 southeast of Versailles, the county seat and most available bank loca- tion. Population 200. Daily stage route to Dillsborough. Bertha Pegee, postmaster. Barth Moritz, wagonmkr.
Dresselhaus George, general store.
Dresselhaus John, shoemkr.
Kaas Conrad, live stock.
Haiser Frederick, blacksmith and agrl im- plements.
Kaiser Julius, blacksmith.
Kroeger John H, boots and shoes.
Pegee Bertha, Confectioner and No- tions. Schroegman Fred, shoemkr. Smith John, grocer.
Wendt F Rev (Lutheran).
OLIO. Is a recently established post- office located in Hamilton county.
OLIVE HILL. A station on the C & St L & P R R, in Webster township, Wayne county, 6 miles northwest of Rich- mond, the county seat. The nearest bank is at Centerville. J M Hamilton, postmas- ter.
Hamilton J M, General Store and Railroad Agent.
Jones F B & Bro, blacksmiths. Jones J, carpenter.
Medaris Wm, carpenter.
OLIVER. A station on Mt V Br E & TH R R, located in Center township, Po- sey county, 10 miles north of Mt Vernon, the county seat and banking town. Popu-
M. S. HUEY & SON' BEE HIVE PLANING MILL 73 Pendleton Avenue, · · INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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lation 30. Ex, Adams. Thompson Oliver postmaster.
Crawford, C E, physician. Oliver T, General Store. Oliver & Son, grain. Stephens Ezra, live stock. Wade Z C, lawyer.
OMEGA. A village of 130 inhabit- ants, in White River township, Hamilton county, 14 miles northeast of Noblesville, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. Arcadia, its shipping station, is 6 miles west, on the P C & St L Ry. Tri- weekly stage to Arcadia; fare, 25 cents ; and Aroma; fare, 15 cents. J S Carroll, postmaster.
Bartlow O W, blacksmith. Berg & Keck, general store. Carroll Wm, general store. Hill James, carpenter. Moore G B, physician. Moore J B, physician. Smock Finley, saw mill.
ONTARIO. 2} miles from G R & I R R, in Lima township, Lagrange county, 5 miles northeast of Lagrange, the county seat. Lima, 2} miles west, on the G R & I R R, is the banking town and shipping point. U S Ex. C V Chesbro, postmaster. Brewster David, harness and shoemkr. Cone Wm H, cooper.
Cookingham George, cooper.
Doolittle Charles, planing mill and justice. Gontes J C, carpenter. Gontes S F, carpenter. Harding Wm H, hotel.
Helper A F, shoemkr. Hendricks Wm H, painter. Herrick R A, hardware and general store. Holmes James H, blacksmith. Kabrich Simon P, flour mill. Keith J H & Sons, planing mill. Scott J G, woolen mill. Shindler John, wagonmkr.
ONWARD. A postoffice in Tipton township, Cass county, 9 miles southeast of Logansport, the county seat and banking place. Anoka, 3} miles distant, on P C & St L Ry, is the shipping point. Popula- tion 50. John Costenlorder, postmaster. Costenlorder John, Flour Mill. Dutan P, blacksmith. Green C flour mill. Griffin C P, broommkr. Kerling Perry, live stock.
ORA. This village of 100 population is located on the C & A Ry, in North Bend township, Starke county, 12 miles southeast of Knox court house. Winamac is the
banking town. Ex, U S. E Keller, post- master.
Grant W R, blacksmith. Harrington D G, fruits. Hunt Z P, physician and drugs. Keller & Co, General Store.
ORANGE. Formerly known as Fay- etteville, is a village in Orange township, Fayette county, 12 miles southwest of Connersville, the county seat. Glenwood, 3 miles north, on the CH & I Ry, is the shipping point. Rushville, 8 miles distant, is the banking town. Joseph George, post- master.
Creekmore Allison, shoemkr.
Creekmore James T, justice. Driggs A S, wagonmkr.
Frazee E S Rev (Christian).
George Joseph & Son, General Store.
Heeb & Schonert, wagon mnfrs.
Hunt L S, general store.
Moore C E, druggist. Reed Charles A, blacksmith.
Sipe R W, physician.
Stone A T, saw mill.
Stricker James M, blacksmith.
ORANGEVILLE. Situated on Lost River, in Orange township, Orange county, 9 miles northwest of Paoli, the county seat, and 8 miles southwest of Or- leans, on L N A & C Ry, the nearest ship- ping point. Bedford, 20 miles northeast, is the nearest banking place. Population 100. Van R Noblitt, postmaster. Abel Samuel T, shoemkr.
Campbell John A, job printer. Hicks Samuel Rev (Methodist). Hicks & Son, flour mill.
Knight F A & Son, blacksmiths.
Noblitt Van R, General Store. Ritter John A, drugs, notions and groceries. Ritter John A & Sons, flour mill. Ritter & Carter, physicians.
ORCHARD GROVE. A rural postoffice in Cedar Creek township, Lake county, 10 miles south of Crown Point, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Lowell, 4 miles distant, on Air Line Div L N A & C Ry, is the shipping station. Population 50. J M Kenney, postmaster. Handley J, cheese mnfr.
Kenney J M, General Store and Cheees Mnfr. Volke W, blacksmith.
OREGON. Situated in Oregon town- ship, Clark county, locally known as New Market, is a village of 50 inhabitants, 22 miles northeast of Jeffersonville court house and place for banking, and 4 miles
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east of Otisca on the L Div O & M Ry, the shipping station. Joel Amick, postmaster Amick Joel, General Store. Badwin John, meat market. Bower Martin, live stock.
Carr F M, physician. Cortner Alvin, carpenter. Covert John, physician. Martin G W, live stock. Moore John, blacksmith. Robinett John, meat market.
ORESTES. A postoffice established in 1880, is located in Monroe township, Madison county, on L E & W Ry, 15 miles north of Anderson, the county seat. It is sometimes called Lowry's switch. D W Black, postmaster.
Black Edward, grain and live stock.
Black D W, General Store. McMahon Wm, carpenter. Orsborn J, blacksmith.
Stalnaker W S, general store.
ORGAN SPRING. On Blue river, in Howard township, Washington county, 12 miles south of Salem, the seat of justice, bank location, and nearest ship- ping station. Semi-weekly stage from Sa- lem, to Fredricksburgh. George Martin, postmaster.
Martin George, Flour Mill. Roberts H W, carpenter. Snarr Wm D, plasterer.
ORION. Is a flag station and post- office, located on the P Ft W & C Ry, in Harrison township, Kosciusko county, 4 miles west of Warsaw, the county seat, and banking town. C J Foulk, postmaster.
ORLAND. A prosperous village of 400 inhabitants in Mill Grove township, Steuben county, 15 miles northwest of An- gola court house, and 12 south of Bronson, Mich, on L L & M S Ry, the nearest ship- ping point. Daily stage line to Bronson. C Schneider, postmaster. Birce W W, lawyer. Brown W M, lawyer. Burnham J M, hotel. Curris A H Rev (Methodist).
Fox J & Co, drugs and books.
Gray A L & Co, general store.
Green Wm, cooper. Helme A M, shoemkr. Helme J W, wagonmkr. Higby J H Rev (Baptist).
Kessler George, physician.
Kimble & Wayer, agrl implements and hardware. Light James B, blacksmith. Parker E L, livery. Parker John G, general store.
Purdy N, justice.
Reeves J, blacksmith. Rice George, saddler. Roberts D H, general store. Roberts John A, flour mill.
Roberts & Cause, general store.
Sabin S C, furniture.
Schneider C, Postmaster. Schneider Fred, grocer.
Taylor J P, live stock. Taylor, Wilder & Co, hardware.
Thompson W W, furniture.
Underhill John, shoemkr and grocer. Wallace J H, physician.
ORLEANS. The chief commercial and most important town in Orange coun- ty, is located in Orleans township, on the L'N A & C Ry, 8 miles due north of Paoli, the county seat. This is the business cen- ter and shipping station for nearly the en- tire county, and is a growing town of 1,000 inhabitants, supplied with 4 churches, a graded school, 2 hotels and a weekly news- paper-Examiner. The lumber trade is the most important here, as the town is sur- rounded by heavy forests, from which is cut and manufactured a large amount of lumber. Stage to Paoli, French Lick and Baden Springs. Grain and lumber are the chief exports. Ex, Adams and L NA & C. Jesse A Irvine, postmaster.
Alers Henry, notions. Alers Lizzie, milliner.
Ashley Martin A, barber.
Bowles John H, druggist.
Carter Wm, blacksmith.
Chenowith John, flour.
Compton Grace G, dressmkr.
Conder Charles A, grocer. Cox John J, furniture.
Davis Benjamin J Rev (Baptist).
Ficklin John, blacksmith.
Fidler Squire, gunsmith.
Glover Stephen J, wagonmkr.
Gifford James B, general store. Ginochir John, confectioner.
Graves Albert, medicine mnfr.
Graves illiam H, Proprietor Phoenix Hotel and Livery Stable. adv, page 569.)
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Hardman Daniel, druggist.
Harris Emmet, The Examiner (Dem).
Hattabough J C, shoemkr.
Heil H, shoemkr. Henson Wm, barber.
Hon Benton J, physician.
Irvine J A, Postmaster.
Kaeth Charles H, shoemkr. Kemp Wm C R, stoves and tinware.
King James, grocer.
Langhlin E D & C E, physicians.
Lingle John J, real estate.
J. H. CURRAN CARRIAGE 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. OSG 569
Lingle Richard, physician.
Love Bros, livery stable.
Mahn Thomas G, lawyer.
Merryman & Mallory, carriage mnfrs. Monger & Angel, lawyers.
Nugent & Albertson, marble workers. Ochs & Sons, furniture mnfrs.
Phoenix Hotel, Wm H Graves, Pro- prietor. (See adv, page 569.) Pickens T S, saloon.
Reed Wm L, general store.
Salyards & Son, marble works.
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Stanley John Rev (Christian).
Steers Bros, meats.
Steers John H, Union Hotel.
Symmes Francis M Rev (Presbyterian).
Taylor Eleaser H, undertaker.
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