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Taylor & Crate, lumber.
The Examiner (Weekly), Emmet Harris, Proprietor. Turley Newton, brickmkr. Turley O P, harness. Union Hotel, J H Steers, propr.
Walker T B & Son, general store.
Webb Lizzie Miss, milliner.
Webb Thomas R, grocer.
ORMAS. A place of 23 inhabitants, in Etna township, Whitley county, 12 miles northwest of Columbia City, the county , seat, and 13 from Ligonier, the shipping station. Columbia City is the banking town. Stage tri-weekly to Colum- bia City. Mary A Beal, postmaster.
Beal Mary A, General Store. Bell Joseph, feather renovator. Boner S S, shoemkr. Moore Daniel, blacksmith.
Nickerson H L Rev (Methodist).
Pepere John, cabinetmkr and wagonmkr and carpenter.
Potts George, general store.
ORTH. Formerly called Beckville, is a village of 125 inhabitants, in Walnut township, Montgomery county, 11 miles southeast of Crawfordsville, the county seat and location of the most available
bank. New Ross, 3 miles south, on the I B & W Ry, is the shipping station. John W Jones, postmaster.
Adams James, blacksmith. Bowman G N. saw mill.
Bowman & Co, saw mill.
Edwards Frank, blacksmith.
Fulenwider Wm, wagonmkr.
Fullwider W M, wagonmkr.
Garver W R, physician.
Higgins George, fur dealer.
Inlow W J, R R and ex agt. Jackson Gideon, lawyer. Johnston Philip, blacksmith.
Jones John W, General Store. Meek James, shoemkr.
OSCEOLA. Situated in Penn town- ship, St Joseph county, on the L S & M S Ry, is a place of 200 inhabitants, 10 miles east of South Bend, the county seat. Elk- hart or Mishawaka are the banking towns. C W Lamport, postmaster. Baker A, blacksmith.
Bancroft Z, saw and flour mill.
Brubaker J J, blacksmith.
Curtis Major A, justice.
Dills Joseph C, carpenter.
Holben Solomon, carpenter.
Lamport & Buck, general store.
Mandlin E, saw mill.
Newsbaum A, live stock,
Pierce W A, physician.
Smith Wm C, grain dealer and R R agt.
OSGOOD. Is a pleasant village of 1,000 inhabitants, located on the O & M Ry, in Center township, Ripley county, 5 miles north of Versailles, the county seat, 22 east of North Vernon, the banking town, and 52 west of Cincinnati. Osgood is incorporated and contains Methodist and Catholic churches, 1 graded school, 3 hotels and a weekly newspaper-Ripley County Journal. The principal manufac- tories operated include 2 saw mills, foun- dry, brick and tile yard, flour mill and 3 stone quarries. This is the shipping sta-
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tion for a large area of the surrounding country and is quite a commercial center. Daily stage to Versailles; fare, 50c. Ex, O & M. Tel, O & M. Samuel M Smith, postmaster.
Adams JO, Wagonmaker. Adams & Harding, hardware.
Ashman & Glasgow, stone qaarry. Barnard Joseph, baker. Brenton J T, physician.
Burroughs & French, Proprie- tors Central Hotel. (See adv, page 571.) Busenbark James, butcher.
Central Hotel, Burroughs & French, Proprietors. (See ady, page 571.) Cravens J O, lawyer.
Cravens Mary, ice cream.
Dammeyer D W, Saloon and Bil- liards.
Dopp K, Proprietor Ripley House. Espy Robert, blacksmith.
Freeman E D, physician. Freeman R H & Co, furniture.
Gallagher J F, general store.
Gilland William, Clerk Ripley House.
Glasgow & Harding, general store.
Gooden W T, propr Ripley County Jour- nal.
Gould & Wood, Furniture Mnfrs. (See adv, page 571.) Grether, Swartz & Co, marble works.
Hawes Henry, grocer. Holland Wm G, lawyer.
King Henry P, foundry and saw mill. Law J S & Co, butcher.s
Levi L, saloon. Lewis George, grocer.
McClain Morton, beer agt. McCoy James, general store. Mink W K, cigarmkr.
Morbach Nick, saloon.
Morrison C E, painter.
Noyes James M, Jeweler ; Particu- lar Attention Given to Repairing. Osgood House, Peter Wagner, propr. Palmer John, stone quarry. Perry House, James Perry, propr.
Perry James, justice of the peace. Perry Richard, restaurant.
Ripley County Journal (weekly), W J Gooden, propr.
Ripley House, D Kopp, Proprietor ; First Class Accommodations; Sample Rooms.
Robinson Erastus, Livery and Feed and Sale Stable; Highest Price Paid for Horses and Mules. Row E H, general store. Shook H & J H, general store. Shuter J H, agrl implements. Smith S M, druggist. Smith Wm H, livery stable. Stork & Hartman, brick and tilemkrs.
Wagner Peter, Osgood House. Weatherford John, stoves and tinware. Weiman Mat, saloon. Wess W, agt O & M R R and Ex. Wilson W D & F E, flour mill. Wonback Lester, milliner.
OSSIAN. On the F W C & L RR, in Jefferson township, Wells county, 10 miles north of Bluffton, the county seat and loca- tion of most convenient bank. Staves, grain and lumber are shipped. Population 600. Charles W Eastman, postmaster. Costen W D, R R agt.
Covert Ellison, justice of the peace.
Donaldson E R, general store.
Eastman & Reed, Drugs.
Gelty Jacob, hotel and livery.
Glass J W & Co, live stock.
Hatfield H & Son, general store.
Koons & Co, saw mill.
Krewson J S, grocer. McCollum James, blacksmith.
Metts A H, physician.
Metts John I, physician.
Morton G A, drugs.
Naus F S, furniture.
Newman M N, physician.
Nimmons & Bro, staves and heading.
Quackenbush W T, baker.
Salsburry E, tinner.
Seaton R L, grocer.
Stine D & Bro, blacksmiths.
Weaver N, saddles and harness.
Wilson & Woodward, flour mill.
OSWEGO. Located in Plain town- ship, Kosciusko county, 8 miles northeast of Warsaw, the county seat and bank loca- tion, and 3 miles east of Leesburgh, on C W & M Ry, either of which are shipping stations. Tri-weekly stage to Webster and Leesburgh. Population 140. H H Dorsey, postmaster. Betzer Adam, chairmkr.
Dorsey Henry H, General Store. Grant J R, painter. Johnson O T, justice and live stock. Kerns Wm, shoemkr.
Kibler John, shoemkr.
McCreary James, barber.
Phillips John, flour mill. Puterbaugh A H, township trustee.
Schoonover Wm, physician. Steele M R, blacksmith.
OTIS. A village of 400 inhabitants in New Durham township, Laporte county, 10 miles west of Laporte, the county seat, at crossing of the L S & M S and LN A & C Rys, 10 miles south of Michigan City, the location of the nearest bank. Wheat and cattle are shipped. US Ex. Wm L Reglein, postmaster.
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Barnes John, furniture and saw mill.
Beckner J F, hotel. Betz Frank, blacksmith. Brown Joseph, wagonmkr. Cattron W F, paper mill. Dobeski Frank, shoemkr.
Dysard & Shultz, blacksmiths.
Eagon J J, R R agt. Harmon E R, carpenter. Heald Edward C, flour mill. Herrold H, lumber.
Jurgenson Peter, shoemkr. Kiefel Jacob, general store.
Rasceidwitz Urban Rev (Catholic).
Reglein William L, Postmaster. Seberger Mathias, dry goods and groceries. Snyder Wm, general store and flour mill. Tice C C, meat market.
Warren C R, drugs and dry goods.
OTISCO. On L Br O & M Ry, in Charleston township, Clark county, 20 miles north of Jeffersonville, the banking town and seat of justice. Population 250. It is the mail distributing office for Bethle- hem, New Washington, Solon and Otto. Ex, O & M. Louis Badger, postmaster. Badger Louis, General Store and Notary Public. Bliss Elijh, notions and grocer. Bolly Conrad, shoemkr. ·
Conner Gordon, barber.
Conner Sisney, stave and heading mnfr. Covert Edward, R R and ex agt. Cowling Newton, justice. Cowling Samuel, undertaker. Eckert C F, notions and grocer.
Evans S W, general store. Graner Jordan, physician.
Hopwood E M, blacksmith.
Keller Ada, milliner.
Kirk James A, blacksmith.
Meloy Charles P, Physician. Meloy John I, general store. Neville Emily Mrs, milliner. Reid Robert, carpenter. St Clair Amos, wagonmkr.
Summerville Jacob, physician.
OTTERBEIN. A village of 1.5 inhabitants on C I St L & C and L E & W Rys, 20 miles south west of Fowler, the coun - ty seat. The banking town is Oxford, 3 miles west. Daily stage to Poolsville; fare, 50 cents. Ex, U S. Herbert C Woodhams, postmaster. Baker S E, hardware.
Beeker Wm, live stock. Breckenridge & Warrick, commissioners. Brubaker F, barber.
Chenoweth R W, painter.
Cougile N W, editor of the Enterprise.
Dougherty John, lawyer. .
Ekman Alfred, shoemkr.
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Ellwell Homer Rev (United Brethren). Enterprise, N W Cougile, editor. Fisher Daniel, carpenter. Gray James A, physician. Hawkins Levi, live stock. Knaur John & Son, feed mill. Litz F, meat market.
Moore H N, general store. Moore Samuel C, general store. Morgan John, general store. Ray Charles, painter.
Robinetie Allen, backsmith.
Savage J A, druggist.
Snodgrass Walker, carpenter. Templin John, blacksmith. Thompson T J, physician. Timmons Ira, general store.
Tunmous Edgar W, township trustee.
Welch Joseph, general store and hardware.
Woodhams H C, Insurance Agent and Notary Public.
OTTO. A postoffice in Bethlehem township, Clark county, 30 miles northeast of Jeffersonville court house. Bethlehem Landing, 4 miles east on the Ohio river, is the shipping point. Madison is the bank- ing place. Wm H Boyer, postmaster. Boyer William H, General Store. Consley Samuel C, justice. Rook Sanford, blacksmith. Stansbury Samuel A, saw mill. Tucker Henry, lawyer.
OTWELL. Sometimes called Pierce- ville, is a village of 400 inhabitants, in Jef- ferson township, Pike county, 10 miles northwest of Petersburgh, the county seat and banking location. Jasper 10 miles southeast, on the V & O R R, is the ship- ping point. Tri-weekly stage route to Jasper and Petersburgh; fare to each 75 cents. Joseph Porter, postmaster.
Arnold L W, blacksmith.
Bowers J & Son, flour mill. Casiday Henry, hotel and agrl implements. Cole W A, physician. Daniel D H, drugs and physician.
Dillon Evas, dentist. Dillon Samuel, general store. Drake J B, physician. Fletcher M, shoemkr.
Greene G C, furniture.
Porter & Stem, Dry Goods. Posthlewaite B B, drugs and physician. Pumphry Wm, tile mnfr. Scantland J T, blacksmith. Taylor Wash, physician. Teague John, general store.
Turpin Asa & Son, harnessmkr. Weldon & Wallace, lawyers. Wilhelm John, shoemkr.
OUFA. Formerly called Otsega Cen- tar, in Otsega township, Steuben county, 8} miles southeast of Angola, the county seat and nearest bank location. Pleasant Lake station on the Ft W & J R R, 5} miles west, is the shipping point. Tri-weekly stage route to Butler, Ind, and Montgom- ery, Mich. George H Carpenter, post- master.
Carpenter George H, General Store. Griffith Franklin B, township trustee. Ingalls W R, lawyer. Lemon Clay, justice.
OVID. Formerly known as New Col- umbus, in Adams township, Madison coun- ty, 7 miles south of Anderson, the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Population 200. Daily stage to Anderson; fare 25 cents. Joseph Wilkinson, post- master.
Dodge Wm, tailor.
Forney John J, saw mill.
McCray Henry, carpenter. Monahan J P, justice. Oaldon W C, physician.
Rider D M, physician.
Rumble & Wood, blacksmiths.
Wilkinson Joseph, General Store.
OWASCO. Recently established ru- ral postoffice in Carroll county.
OWEN. Known also as Herculaneum, a village of 40 inhabitants, located on the Ohio river, in Owen township, Clark coun- ty, 20 miles northeast of Jeffersonville, the county seat and bank location. Bull Creek is the nearest railroad approach. W G Ratts, postmaster.
Bottorff W J, grain and live stock.
Crawford Joshua Rev (Presbyterian). Knight S B, blacksmith.
McCormick J C, justice of the peace. Ratts G A, general store. Spencer Wm, shoemkr.
Taggart John, physician.
Taggart Wm, grain and cattle.
Wood Robert, grain and live stock.
OWENSBURGH. A place of 500 inhabitants, in Jackson township, Greene county, on the B S O & B Ry, 16 miles southeast of Bloomfield court house and location of the nearest bank. Coal and timber are exported. Ex, Adams. James G Hert, postmaster. Allan John R, saw mill. Beaty John, live stock. Boord J M, flour mill. Brandon John J, R R and ex agt,
Bridwell Lafayette, physician. Brown Charles, general store.
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Dobbins Wm M, hotel.
Mauck John, hotel.
Montgomery James, grain.
Montgomery James & Son, general store.
Elliott W P, livery.
Montgomery Thomas J, physician.
Neely John M, physician.
Owensville Echo, E E Hulfish, editor.
Pruitt & Harmon, general store.
Rachells & Gambree, barbers.
Redman & Howe, brick and tile mnfrs.
Scott S W, general store.
Shoemaker David M, physician.
Short John, furniture and undertaking.
Simpson Samuel, saloon.
Somers & Lockhart, agrl implements.
Speck Wm A, general store.
Speers Jacob Rev (Baptist).
Sprague Alfred W, lawyer.
Strickland Horace L, druggist.
Sumner Bros, stoves and tinware.
Tichenor W H, blacksmith.
Tremor J G, flour mill.
Weaver Frederick, cooper.
Welborn F M & Co, general store.
Williams J M, physician.
OWL PRAIRIE. Situated in El- more township, Daviess county, 16 miles north of Washington, the county seat and banking town. Sanborn, 6 miles west, on the I & V Ry, is the shipping point. Pop- ulation 200. A R Stalcup, postmaster.
Cutler M B, lumber.
Pain John, wagonmkr.
Pain Zimeri, blacksmith.
Ross R W, saloon.
Sears Barton, physician.
Simpkins D G, drugs.
Stalcup A R, Hotel, General Store and Live Stock.
OXFORD. Is a growing, live town of 1,000 inhabitants, situated on the L E & W and C & G.S Rys, in Oak Grove town- ship, Benton county, 10 miles southeast of Fowler, the county seat, and 20 west of La- fayette. Oxford is incorporated, and con- tains 4 churches, Methodist, Christian, Pres- byterian and Catholic, graded school, 2 ho- tels and a private bank. One weekly newspaper-Tribune-is published. Grain and live stock are extensively exported. Ex, US. Tel, W U. George W Pagett, postmaster.
Albaugh J S & Son, meats.
Bell James H, Proprietor Ohio House ; Rates, $2 per Day. Benedict Jacob, lawyer.
Bliss George W, carpenter.
Briar M J & Son, blacksmiths.
Bryant Washington L, painter.
Byard James, grocer.
Campbell James, photographer.
Campbell & Cobb, shoes.
Carnahan Abraham P, saloon.
THE PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA Gives more for the Money than any College in the West.
George B F, carpenter and justice. George J N, drugs and hardware. Hennon A D, carpenter.
Hert & Son, Dry Goods. Holt Daws, wagonmkr. Inman Isaac, jeweler.
Lehman Peter, furniture.
McCurdy & Todd, general store.
Mckenzie M & T, milliner.
Miller Andy, carpenter.
Miller & Roberts, blacksmiths.
Neal N, saloon.
Perrin & Son, blacksmiths.
Phillips M H, carpenter.
Strosnider & Son, shoemkrs. Terrell L, general store.
Vanslyke S, saloon.
Wharton & Wharton, shoemkrs.
Williams N W, physician and U S pension examiner. Winder Williams, live stock. Wcodey Emet, blacksmith.
OWENSVILLE. Is located on O Br of the E & T HH R R, in Montgomery township, Gibson county, 14 miles south- east of Princeton, the county seat and banking town, and 25 northwest of Evans- ville. This village has a population of 750, and supports Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches, 1 graded school, 2 hotels, and 1 weekly newspaper-The Echo. 2 flour mills, 1 brick yard, a cooper shop, and 1 tile factory are the manufactories. Grain and live stock comprise the chief exports. Telephone connection with Prince- ton. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. E G Wil- son, postmaster.
Bird & Smith, general store.
Clark James H, harness and justice.
Clark Wm Rev (Baptist). Emmerson J V, furniture. Garrett Jesse H, barber.
Gentry Wyatt, live stock.
Gorman George W, lawyer.
Gorman M A, milliner.
Hobgood & Wilson, Grocers. Hoffman Jacob F, blacksmith.
Hulfish Edwin E, editor Owensville Echo. Hulfish D, shoemaker. Humes Joel Rev (Baptist).
Jaquess House, Mrs Mary Jaquess, propr. . Johnson M A, tinner. Kesterson George, grocer. Kimball W B, tinner. Kirkpatrick Wm D, carpenter. Lockhart Thomas, blacksmith. McGinnis Richard P, drugs. Massey Wm T, meat market.
Mauck House, John Mauck, propr.
Dobbins & Fields, hardware. Dowden W H, drugs.
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Carnahan John G, jeweler. Carr John P, propr Oxford Tribune. Commercial Bank (capital $50,000) ; Z Dwiggins, pres; W J McConnell, cash. Commercial House, Wm Irwin, propr. Connolly James, saloon.
Crigler Wm E, marble.
Dailey Charles, Attorney at Law. All business entrusted to my care will receive prompt attention; n s Public Square.
Dodson Maggie, dressmkr. Green Charles M, grocer.
Heath & Co, dry goods. Irwin Wm, propr Commercial House. James Henry, agt L E & W Ry and U S Ex. Johnson August G, tailor.
Johnson Mary F, milliner. Jones Peter, blacksmith. Kelley Wm H, livery. Kiger George, flour mill.
Kolb Jonathan, physician.
Lane Joseph B, drugs. Lank M & Son, grocer.
Lawson Bros, tile mnfrs. Lewis Martha, milliner.
Lewis & Birch, grain.
McConnell Henry C, drugs and physician.
McGuire Allen H, painter. McMillin Samson, furniture. Martin Philip J, grocer. Messner & Smith, dry goods. Miller Jacob, justice.
Ohio House, James H Bell, Proprie- tor; Rates $2 per day. Oxford Tribune, John P Carr, propr. Pagett George W, postmaster and apiarian. Parker Wm C, carriage mnfr.
Phares & Burditt, hardware and imple- ments.
Richards John M, barber.
Ripple John J, dry goods. Roberts Samuel R, physician, 4 miles n. Ross Charles G, dentist. Ross John P, furniture and undertaker. Ross Wm M, dentist. Saylor Wm O, grocer. Scott Wm M, drugs. Shenkenberger Henry C, shoemkr.
Sleeper Wm M, nursery, 2} miles w. Smith Hiram, carpenter.
Steele Edwin C, Stoves, Tinware, Hardware and Implements. Stoudt & Henderson, meats. Sunderland Mary E, dressmkr. Wells Allen W, physician. Wilmoth Joel C, hardware and implements. Wood Robert, harnessmkr. Young Margaret J, milliner. Zeis Conrad H, grocer and baker.
PACKERTON. Situated in a rich farming district, on line N Y C & St L Ry, in Clay township, Kosciusko county, 9
miles south of Warsaw, the seat of justice and place for banking. Population 140. A depot with a telegraph line has been estab- lished, but at present there is no express. Adam Miller, postmaster. Baxter D E, shoemkr. Bryant J E, broom handle mnfr.
Fisher J T, lumber, brick and tile. Fisher S J, justice of the peace. Kishler Joseph, flour mill.
Lucas J N, hardware.
Miller Adam, General Store. Parker Henry, barber.
Scott Mace, general store.
Seals G A, brick and tile mnfr.
Shoemaker Jacob, saw mill.
Thomas George, lumber.
Thomas John, carpenter.
Vaughn Martin, physician.
Walters Wm, saloon.
Wattles B H, drugs and grocer.
Waltshire L C, drugs and grocer.
Waltshire S F, hotel and blacksmith.
Yingling John, saw mill.
PALESTINE. Is the location of 300 persons in Harrison township, Koscius- ko county, 7 miles southwest of, Warsaw, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Methodist and Christian churches are sustained.
Alexander Mathew, saw mill. Duffe Isaac, carpenter. Huff Wm, blacksmith.
Huffman G L, Saw Mill.
Kivler Joeeph, blacksmith.
Pearman F M, physician.
Uplinger E W, general store.
Wainwright Charles, pump mnfr. Warrick George, shoemkr.
PALMER. Hamlet of 40 inhabi- tants, located on the C & A R R, in Win- field township, Lake county, 7 miles south- east of Crown Point, the county seat and banking town. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. C W Wise, postmaster.
Ettong C, tinner. McNeal Curtis, carpenter.
Palmer & Wise, hay and grain. Porch H, carpenter. Rice Edward, blacksmith.
Wise C W, General Store.
PALMYRA. Population 250. A village in Morgan township, Harrison coun- ty, 15 miles north of Corydon, the county seat. New Albany, 18 miles southeast, is the shipping point. Daily stage from New Albany to Paoli. Salem is the location of the nearest bank. Frank Brown, post- master.
Avery G B, carpenter. Bott Joseph, butcher.
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Bott Wm W, saloon.
Brown Frank, General Store.
Cole C W, notary public. Cole & Hottel, blacksmiths. Crim & McPheeters, flour mill. Finley John F, physician. Finley Sarah Mrs, hotel. Harper W R, marble works. Hartman & Co, saw mill. Keisler Edmund, wagonmkr. McCollen Hays B, justice of the peace. Martin & Colglazier, General Store.
Mosier M F & Co, brick and tile mnfrs.
Mott J N, hotel, drugs and physician. Osborn M, hotel. Osborn Mary A Mrs, flour mill. Ott Frank, barber.
Ransom A L, hotel.
Reising Adam, broom mnfr.
Reising & Sattler, blacksmiths.
Rippey E A, milliner. Schonevetter R, harness and saddles. Simpson John, carpenter. Taylor T T, shoemkr. Taylor George, plasterer. Williamson Sallie, milliner.
PAOLI. The county seat of Orange county, is a village of 800 inhabitants, lo- cated on the old New Albany and Vin- cennes turnpike, 8 miles south of Orleans, its shipping station on the L N A & C Ry, and 110 southwest of Indianapolis. Salem, distant 18 miles, is the banking town. It has 4 churches, a graded school, 3 hotels, 1 saw mill and 1 flour mill. The News and Republican, 2 weekly newspapers, are pub- lished. This is the location of the South- ern Indiana Normal School. Daily stage to Orleans. Joseph P Throop, postmaster. Andrews James M, general store. Baggerly L E, grocer. Boring Nannie, milliners. Bowles L S, druggist. Braxtan Adolphus W, sewing machines. Braxtan Bros, grocers. Braxtan Elisha, livery.
Campbell George W, county treasurer.
Central House, J C Collins, Pro- prietor. (See adv, page 575.)
Coquilette George, photographer. Collins James F, insurance.
Collins J C, Proprietor Central House. (See adv, page 575.)
Conder S B A, sheriff.
Cornwell Edward, county recorder.
Buskırk George A, county auditor.
Buskirk Thomas B, lawyer.
Farrell Wm, lawyer.
Faucette George W, county supt.
Felknor George, saloon.
Gabbert & Hudelson, druggists.
Hicks Wm F, county clerk.
Hollingsworth James, jeweler.
Hon Ulrich, physician.
Hoppe Wm F, shoemkr.
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King L E, notions.
King & Bro, general store.
King & Strucker, flour mill.
Kuri Sebastian, shoemkr.
Lindley Leban, physician.
Lingle Ben M, harnessmkr.
Love Abraham H, boots and shoemkr.
McCarthy Wm, barber.
Meginity John L, Paoli News (Dem).
McVey Alfred, wagonmkr.
Mc Vey & Co, grocers.
Martin & Meginity, lawyers.
Mavity M I, lawyer.
Noblitt Abraham, lawyer.
Noblitt John V, barber.
Osborn Wm F, general store.
Padget John H, Rhodes House.
Paoli News (weekly), J L Meginity, propr.
Paoli Republican (Weekly), J P Throop, Proprietor.
Pinnick Charles W, county surveyor.
Pinnock Charles, dentist.
Pro George, blacksmith. Radcliff Ben T, dentist.
Rhodes Andrew J, general store.
Rhodes House, J H Padget, propr.
Riley B D & Son, stoves and tinware.
Sherrod House, James H Sherrod, propr.
CENTRAL HOUSE,
House Newly Furnished. Free Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers. Rates Reasonable. Give me a Call.
J. C. COLLINS, Proprietor. - - PAOLI, INDIANA.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS
DE" Estimates made for Galvanizing all kinds of Iron Work.
Genuine Hartford Boot and Shoe{
Have the trade mark stamped on bottom of every pair. NONE genuine unless so stamped. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Indianapolis.
576 PAR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER PAR
Smith John, principal Southern Indiana Normal School. .
Snider Jacob, blacksmith. Stout George, blacksmith. Stout & Bro, general store.
Throop Joseph P, Paoli Republi- can.
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