Polk's Indiana State gazetteer and business directory, 1884-1885 Volume III, Part 80

Author: R.L. Polk & Co. cn
Publication date: 1884
Publisher: Indianapolis, Ind. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1260


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Carey L L, grocer. Cavins B F Rev (Baptist).


Citizens National Bank (capital $100,000): CH Brownell, pres; M S, Robinson, cash.


Clevell & Frick, marble works.


Clifton John Jr, brick mnfr.


Clark L M, bill poster.


Cole J O, brewer.


Cole & McClintic, lawyers.


Comer Harvey, gunsmith.


Conrad Gottlieb, harnessmkr.


Conrad Henry, saloon.


Constant G W & Son, boots and shoes.


Constant & Dagle, meat market.


Corey Lewis L, grocer.


Coyle John, saloon.


Crimmins W M, Saloon; Best Brands of Whisky Constantly on Hand. -


Cross & Hosford, Proprietors Bearss Hotel.


Crume Pliny M, books and stationery.


Crune Thomas M, dentist.


Cummings Mattie, dressmkr.


Cunningham John, Hotel. Curran Philip H & Co, Practical Merchant Tailors, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Cloths, Cassimeres, etc, 61 Broadway.


Davey James A, insurance agt.


Davey Mary E, portrait painter.


Days J F, mer tailor.


Deibert Frank I, grocer.


DeLaex Jacob, dyer,


Dow Benjamin F.& Co, Jobbers and Mnfrs of Boilers, Engines and Threshers.


Dubbs Edward, restaurant.


Ellis J W, physician.


Eherle Jacob, grocer.


Effinger Robert P, lawyer.


Elvin George, shoemkr.


Emerick's Opera House, C M Emerick, propr.


Emswiler J H & Son, dry goods.


Emswiler & Mercer, livery.


Enyart M Lew, real estate.


Erb & Hutchison, flour and feed.


Ewald Charles L & Co, meat market.


Falk Julius, clothing.


Farrars & Carpenter, lawyers.


Faust John H, saloon. Faust Joseph, cooper.


Fetter Frank, books.


Fetter H G Mrs, milliner.


First National Bank (capital $480,000) ; E H Shirk, pres; Milton Shirk, cash.


Fitzgerald J W, Saloon; Choice Brands Wines, Liquors and Cigars; Also


Agent for the Celebrated Beer Pump ; Send for Catalogue.


Fohl Bernie A, florist.


Fulwiler James B, justice of the peace.


Fulwiler & Cole, proprs Miami County Sen tinel.


Ganson J S, vet surgeon.


Garver Joseph M, livery.


Gates George E, saw mill.


Gibney Wm A, county recorder.


Gift Benjamin F, boots and shoes.


Gilbert Wm H, dentist.


Goldsberry Fred, saloon.


Gould & Fetter, furniture.


Graf Bros, saloon. Graf Henry, saloon.


Graham B R, physician.


Graham John A, mayor.


Gray Edward T, carriage mnfr.


Gregg & Co, dry goods.


Griggs Charles F, harnessmkr.


Griswold & Wilcox, livery.


Gurtner & Rademaker, saloon.


Haacken B, milliner.


Hale John S & Co, dry goods.


Hale & Porter, grocers.


Hains Wm W, insurance agt.


M. S. HUEY & SON{ BEE HIVE PLANING MILL


73 Pendleton Avenue, - - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


ARCTIC


ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. For Brewers and Packers. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)


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Hassett Patrick, saloon. Hathaway Mills, dentist. Hay & Crail, Blacksmiths, Horse- shoers and Repairers. Helderle J F, saloon. Helm J H, physician.


Hendricks J B & J E, druggists.


Heness Henry, tailor.


Henness Maria, dressmkr.


Herrick A D, cigars.


Higgins C B, physician. Hiller John R, live stock.


Hoffman Christopher, barber. Huber George, boot and shoemkr. Huff Walter A, dentist.


Humrickhouse Ebenezer, county treasurer. Hurtt Cass W, painter.


Indiana Manufacturing Co, mnfrs of sew- ing machine wood work, Aaron N Dukes, receiver.


Irwin David, poultry.


Jackson & Callentine, flour mill.


Jamison & Larimer, attorneys.


Jamison & Son, contractors. Kalbfleisch A H, physician.


Kartholl & Geves, druggist.


Keys James J, boots and shoes.


Kirst & Holding, Proprietors P


Laundry, 11 Broadway. First-class work done at short notice and satisfaction guaranteed. (See adv, page 585.) Kittner D & H, dry goods.


Knadler A R, harnessmkr.


Koop Jacob, shoemkr.


Kratzer J C, jeweler.


Krauss & Rosenthal, clothiers.


Kreutzer Jacob, crockery.


Kuch Daniel, shoemkr.


Kuch Jacob shoemkr.


Leas James O, photographer.


Lenfesty Henry, propr Tremont House.


Lenhart John S, furniture.


Lentz Bros, photographers.


Lentz L & Son, agrl implements.


Levi S, junk dealer.


Levy F, milliner.


Levy George, saloon.


Lewis George, saw mill.


Locke J, spring bedmkr.


Lovatt, Rettig & Co, foundry.


McCaffrey & Co, grocers.


McGrady Charles, saloon.


Marsh S S, physician.


Medsker Emma, dressmkr.


Meissner Henry R (Catholic).


Melcher John, saloon.


Mentzer Joseph, saloon.


Meyer & Heisser, confectioners.


Miami County Sentinel, Fulwiler & Cloe, publrs. Miller John H, blacksmith.


Miller J C Mrs, milliner.


Miller L D, meat market.


Miller Levi & Co, flour mill.


Miller Ross O, live stock.


Miller & Son, shoemkrs.


FISH AND CAME


SERVED TO ORDER.


HOCREAM


Broadway Restaurant,


Open at All Hours. Special Pains Taken to Suit the Public. . GIVE ME A CALL.


MRS. ELIZABETH PELTON, Proprietor, PERU, INDIANA.


CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS{


1º Estimates made for Galvanizing all kinds of Iron Work.


THE GENUINE HARTFORD. BOOT AND SHOE


k&Have a reputation of over thirty years standing. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Western Agent, INDIANAPOLIS, . . . IND.


584 PER


INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER PER


Mintzer Joseph, saloon. Mahler Oliver P, flour and feed. Moore Henry D, sewing machines.


Morehouse E P, Boot and Shoe Maker; Repairing a Specialty; also Dealer in Second Hand Furniture,


Stoves, etc, ns West 2d.


Morris E S, grocer.


Moss Alexander, barber. Moss Alexander R, barber.


Moss Jennie, hair dresser.


Moss Robert, barber.


Mowbrag & Pence, lawyers.


Murray John, contractor.


Myers Byron, insurance.


National Hall, Andrew Wey, propr.


Neff Charles F, grocer.


Negard J, painter. Nelp George E, saloon. Nichol & Drum, blacksmiths.


Nichols Chauncey, propr St James Hotel.


Oates J D, Fire, Life and Accident In- surance Agent, Notary Public, Real Es- tate bought and sold, Loans negotiated; all business entrusted to my care will be promptly attended to, office Broadway.


Ord & Son, grocers and meats. Parks Andrew J, sheriff. Parson Charles A, county clerk.


Passage Henry V, surgeon.


Pelkey Robert, confectionery and toys.


Pelton Elizabeth Mrs, Restaur- ant. (See adv, page 583.)


Peru Bagging Co, mnfrs flax bagging. Peru Gas and Coke Co, gas mnfrs.


Peru Republican (weekly), Reed & Lock- wood, publrs. Pomeroy H, lumber. Porter Al M, saloon.


Porter S F, druggist. Puterbangh Bros, hardware.


Rademaker G H, fertilizer mnfr.


Rademaker Theodore, mer tailor. Rademaker & Anders, grocers.


Raymond J S, druggist. Raymond Wm C, lumber. Ream A A Co, grocer.


Ream John & Thomas, grocers.


Reasoner Ethan T, county prosecuting at- torney. Reasoner & Loveland, lawyers.


Reed A, Mnfr of Mineral Wa- ter, Champagne Cider, Birch Beer, Ginger Ale and Seltzer. (See adv, page 585.


Reed & Lockwood, proprs Peru Republi- can.


Rees Noah, grocer. Reisecker Andrew, mer tailor. Rudolph Carl, saloon. Rule & Butler, insurance. Runyan Richard D, county auditor. Rutherford Comfort E, physician.


St James Hotel, Chauncey Nichols, propr. Sanders Joseph, cooper.


Schumecher Jacob, grocer. Seagar H R, saddle and harness dealer. Seisler John, meat market.


Seyfert John, blacksmith. Shearer David L, grain elevator.


Sheldon George B, photographer.


Shields J W, pianos and organs. Shirk & Miller, general store.


Shirk & Mitchell, lawyers.


Shultz Fred, grocer. Siegfried Wendelin, mer tailor.


Sing Joseph, laundry.


Small Bros, grocers.


Smith Chris, boot and shoemkr.


Smith George A, fruits.


Smith M F, machinist.


Spinning W V, druggist.


Spitznagel John, carriagemkr


Spooner Jared, physician.


Staffard & Staffard, physicians.


Sterne A F & C F & Co, woolen mills.


Stuart C Mrs, Hair Goods and Dresser. Sullivan W W, lawyer.


Sullivan & Eagle, carriage mnfrs.


Talbott Frank, basket mnfr.


Taylor C L, barber.


Taylor Oliver P, gunsmith.


Third National Bank (capital, $100,000) ; L Davenport, pres, L Davenport Jr, cash. -


Todd Wm S, abstracts of title.


Toland F M, agt U S and Pacific Fx Cos.


Tracy Lafayette, feed steamer.


Tremont House, Henry Lenfesky, propr.


Troster & Baer, jewelry.


Tudor Stephen, produce.


Ulrick Frederick, wagon mnfr.


Underwood Henry F, lawyer.


Vanzant J C, sewing machines.


Walke Fred, shoemkr.


Walker Lyman, judge circuit court.


Wallpe Frederick, shoemkr.


Watkins Frank H, physician.


Webb J M, grocer.


Weesner Wm, blacksmith.


Weesner & Son, coal, flour and feed.


Weimer Benjamin F, grocer. West Charles N, live stock. Western Telephone Co, C H Brownell, manager.


Western & Pacific News Co, D L Moore, agt.


Wey Andrew, propr National Hotel.


Whitenberger Robert S, grain dealer. Wilkinson & Co, planing mill.


Wilson A R, restaurant.


Wise John A, saloon.


Wittenberger J F, grocer.


Wonderly Aggie, dressmkr. Wood Valentine, live stock.


Young J N, Grocer.


J. H. CURRAN HAND ELEVATORS. 135 West Second St., - - CINCINNATI.


MODEL CLOTHING CO.{ K& 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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PETER COOPER. A recently established rural postoffice in Johnson township, Brown county, 11 miles south- west of Nashville, the county seat, and 15 miles from Bloomington, the shipping sta- tion. John W Robertson, postmaster. Bruner & Morrison, general store. Kent Samuel & Son, flour mill. Robertson James, blacksmith. Robertson J W, General Store. Vandermon & Son, saw mill. Warring Thomas, physician. White Daniel, saw mill.


PETERSBURGH. The county seat of Pike county, is situated on the I & E R R, 125 miles from Indianapolis. It is incorporated, contains 1,500 inhabitants and is supplied with 3 churches, graded school, public hall, 4 hotels, 1 bank and 3 weekly newspapers-Press, Democrat and News. Ex, Pacific. Tel, B & O. Mary M Glezen, postmaster. Adams Bros, livery stable. Adams James R, physiciau. Alexander A H, justice.


Ashley Daniel C, county clerk. Banks F M, marble works. Barrett & Son, general store. Bergen & Adams, drugs. Billmeyer & Young, hardware.


Brown Josiah, Proprietor Brown House.


Buress Alfred, barber. Burger C A, mer tailor. Byers & Link, physicians. Carleton S B, physician.


Carter House, George Quimby, Pro- prietor.


Chappell P W, county treasurer.


Citizens' State Bank (capital $25,000) ; James Shawhan, pres ; N W Thornton, cash.


Coleman Henry, planing mill.


Colvin Josiah, notions.


Coonrod S G, confectionery.


Crow John, sheriff.


Custin S M. carpenter. Davidson Wm, carpenter.


Davis D T Rev, Methodist.


Dickson & Corning, blacksmiths. Doyle J M, insurance.


AMERICAN HOTEL,


JON CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor.


Rates $1.00 Per Day.


- PERU, INDIANA.


A . REED


Manufacturer of Mineral Waters, CHAMPAGNE CIDER, BIRCH BEER.


Ginger Ale and Seltzer. PERU, INDIANA·


Peru Laundry PERU, INDIANA.


NO. II BROADWAY,


FIRST-CLASS WORK Done at Short Notice and Satisfaction Guaranteed.


KIRST & HOLDING, Proprietors, - - Peru, Indiana.


STEPHEN R. BERRY, ARCHITECT


Office in Emerick's Opera House Building,


Plans and Specifications Furnished on Application. PERU, INDIANA.


Opera House Work a Specialty.


PATENTS. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv).


C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


PATENTO MIT HANDBOOK FREE.


3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)


586 PET


INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER PET


Duncan James B, physician.


Eisert J J & Son, grocer.


Eisert & Son, books and news agents.


Ely & Townsend, lawyers. Evans James G, blacksmith.


Falls P W, insurance. Fleming & McCarty, livery. Fowler H M, sewing machines.


Frank Gustav, general store. Frank Moses, general store.


Frank Simon P, flour mill.


Gladish J W, editor Press.


Glezen Mary M Miss, Postmaster. Glezen R H, carpenter. Gordon H C, jeweler. Goslin Eli, carpenter.


Gray & Reed, tile mnfrs.


Haas Albert, baker.


Hammond Oscar, photographer.


Hammond PC & Son, general store.


Hammond S P, jeweler.


Hammond & Parker, general store.


Mess Moses, General Store.


Hisgen Mary Mrs, general store and hotel. Horton David W, shoemkr.


Harrell E H, editor Weekly News. Hawkins John, physician.


Jackson W W, meat market. Johnson Isaac M, grocer. Johnson Ras, grocer. Keith James L, law and abstracts.


Kepley Wm, physician.


Kirkpatrick N E, millinery. Leslie Alexander Sr, physician.


McCarty P A, saloon. Malott Clinton, live stock.


Merrick N L, grain. Miller Wm, blacksmith. Miller Wm C, surveyor. Miller & Richardson, lawyers. Mitchell C T, dressmkr. Mitchell Scott, saloon. Montgomery C E, general store and flour mill.


Moore Alexander, saloon.


Murphy M A & Sister, dressmkrs. Osborn Bros, shoemkr. Osborn Sarah, milliner. Parker Carrie, milliner.


Parker Wm T, saloon.


Patterson F J & Co, agrl implements and sewing machines.


Petersburgh Press, J W Glad- dish, Proprietor. Phillips D J, dentist.


Pike County Democrat, W P Knight, publr. Posey & Wilson, lawyers.


Powers Mark, county recorder. Quimby George, propr Carter House. Read Thomas, brick yard. Reed & Harrison, dressmkrs. Reuss Frederick, harness and saddles. Rickrich Henry, confectioner.


Schaefer Charles, town hall and saloon. Selby Abner K, justice.


Seyburn A A, Flour Mill. Shawhan & Boonshot, hardware. Smith Emmet M, insurance agt. Smith & Pinney, furniture. Snyder James P, planing mill. Taylor A H, lawyer. Thompson W H, lawyer and real estate. Tislow Thomas R, blacksmith.


Trafzer John F, carriage mnfr. Turner John, barber.


Van Dyke D Rev (Presbyterian).


Ware & Latshaw, drugs. Weekly News, E H Harrell, editor.


Weitzel C, saddles and harness.


White David, agrl implements and sewing machines. White John M, justice. White Wm, carpenter. Wilson & Bro, dentists.


PETERSON. In Kirkland town- ship, Adams county, on the T C & St L Ry, 5 miles southwest of Decatur, the county seat and location of the most convenient bank. Population 35. S W. Weldy, post- master. Johnson R, blacksmith.


Lenhart J H, justice of the peace.


Steele, Lenhart & Co, saw mill and lumber. Weldy S W, Railroad Agent.


PETERSVILLE. On mail route from Hope to Columbus, is a village of 80 inhabitants, in Clay township, Bartholo- mew county, 62 miles northeast of Colum- bus, the shipping, banking point and coun- ty seat. Tri-weekly stage to Hope and Columbus; fare to each, 25 cents. F D Norton, postmaster. Fuller M, shoemkr. Glick George H, grocer. McAlley A J, carpenter. Norton F D, Physician. Smith A C, blacksmith. Smith Henry, blacksmith. Trotter W C, blacksmith.


PETTIT. A place of 36 inhabitants, in Perry township, Tippecanoe county, 9 miles east of Lafayette, the county seat, banking town, and shipping point. Daily stage route to Rossville; fare 35 cents ; Edna Mills; fare 15 cents; Lafayette ; fare 40 cents ; and Monitor ; fare 15 cents. A M Mohr, postmaster. De Long Levi, carpenter. Hartzell F P, shoemkr. Mohr Allen M, General Store. Patton A J, justice. Rees T F, saw mill. Sense George, township trustee.


FRICTION WHEELS


Fillings for Friction Wheels made from Paper, solidly pressed, turned and bored to suit flanges. WRITE FOR PRICES. AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO., 114 and 116 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.


THOS. C. DAY & CO.


NE Those who desire to buy or sell REAL ESTATE will do well to


72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind. (apply to us.


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PETTYSVILLE. A village of 40 inhabitants, on E R Div W St L & P Ry, in Richland township, Miami county, 11 miles northeast of Peru, the county seat. The banking place is Roann, Wabash coun- ty. A J Petty, postmaster. Huddleson Woodson, agrl implements. Petty A J, Agent W St L & P Ry. Petty W H, grocer and notions. Truman Grimes, live stock. Wayman John, lumber. Zehner W, flour mill.


PHILADELPHIA. A village in Sugar Creek township, Hancock county, 4 miles west of Greenfield, the county seat, on P .C & St L Ry, contains a population of 200. Ex, Adams. Bank location, Green- field. Grain is exported. Sylvester Burk, postmaster.


Atherton & Son, general store. Black Rufus, R R and ex agt.


Black & Atherton, flour mill. Black & Willson, saw mill.


Eubank G C, drugs, grocer and physician. Gillson A, shoemkr. Gillson J B, grocer. King Warren, physician. McKelvey John, justice of the peace. Meek & Bro, general store.


Stutsman J, wagonmkr. Stutsman & Elliott, blacksmiths.


PICKARD'S MILL. Population 112. Called also Hillsboro, located in Su- gar Creek township, Clinton county, 16 miles southeast of Frankfort, the county seat and banking place, and 4} southwest of Terhune, the shipping point on L E & W Ry. D J McMath, postmaster. Ballinger J A, drugs. Cooper W E, physician. Gildersleeve J B, wagonmkr. Gregg Joshua, shoemkr. Holmes H D, physician. Holmes T F, physician.


McMath David J, notary public and law yer.


McMath J H, blacksmith.


McMath & Hinkle, General Store. Richard E Rev (Baptist). Robbins C J, broommkr. Robbins G W & Co, drugs. Wells J D, wagonmkr.


PIERCETON. This is an impor- tant commercial and manufacturing town of 1,500 inhabitants, located on the P Ft W & C Ry, in Washington township, Koscius- ko county, 8 miles east of Warsaw, the county seat, and 31 northwest of Ft Wayne. It was incorporated a town in 1866, carries a bonded debt of $2,500, has real and per- sonal property, assessed value, aggregating $220,000, and is supplied with 4 churches, a graded school, 2 hotels and 1 bank. The Independent, a weekly newspaper, is sus- tained. . The chief manufacturing estab- lishments located here comprise a flour mill, chair factory, 5 saw mills, grain cradle factory and large wheel-barrow works. The surrounding country is well timbered and the improved land quite pro- ductive. Grain and lumber are the chief exports. Adams Ex. W U Tel. David H Connell, postmaster.


Almack Leroy F, restaurant.


Andlauer Charles A, mer tailor.


Atchison James Rev (Christian) ..


Balliet & Strauss, flour mill.


Boydan John, pianos and organs.


Boydan Mary E Mrs, millinery.


Brallier Henry H Rev (German Baptist).


Central Hotel, Crabbe & Son, Pro- prietorst


Clemans Astor C, lawyer.


Clemans Commodore, lawyer and real es- tate.


Clemans John A, justice of the peace.


Clemans & Co, general store. Clinger David S, fruit raiser.


Cole Thomas, fruit raiser, 2 miles s e.


Connell David H, books and ins agt.


PALMER HOUSE,


0. PALMER, Proprietor, PIERCETON, INDIANA.


Only First-Class Hotel in the City. Sample Rooms on First Floor.


KING & ELDER


FURNITURE. Special attention paid to furnishing houses. 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


SMITH'S


COUGH SYRUP.


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CURES COUGHS AND COLDS. Adver- tising furnished Druggists by E. G. SMITH & SON, KENTLAND, IND.


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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER PIK


Conrad Peter, wagon mnfr. Covert Billy M, jeweler.


Crabbe Charles M, Carriage Trim- mer, Upholsterer and Painter. Crabbe & Son, Proprietors Central Hotel.


Crites Albert, plasterer.


Cummins Bijah Rev (United Brethren).


Cushman Henry D, drugs and books. Dick Milford L, physician, 2} miles w.


Douglass John L, lumber mnfr.


Downs Frank, barber. Eddy Elon G, town marshal.


Eddy Wm F, painter.


Elliott Harry L, photographer.


Finton Hiram, plasterer.


Forsythe Samuel, justice of the peace. Foster & Bro, druggists.


Frohley Bros, general store. Galvin Patrick H, saloon.


Hackett Henry H, furniture.


Harvout & Co, livery stable.


Hayes H W & Co, restaurant.


Hayes William, physician.


Hoffman Henry, lumber mnfr, 6 miles n. Johnson A, dentist. Johnson Elizabeth A Mrs, notions.


Johnston Andrew M, harnessmkr.


. Kayler Daniel, insurance. King Hiram O, physician. Kirkland & Son, chair mnfrs. Knie & Beyerle, general store and grain.


Lawrence, Spayde & Co, general store and bankers.


Logan John F, Attorney at Law and Notary Public; Collections Prompt- ly Attended to.


Long Charles B, physician.


McAlpine Frank, Proprietor Subseription


Pierceton Independent ; Rates, $1.50 per year. McAlpine Jerome E, supt public schools. McCuen John, lumber mnfr, 5 miles s e. McGonagle Joseph A, shoemkr. McNamara Wm, live stock.


Marks Levi Rev (Christian). Matchett Wm C, physician.


Miller Bros, hardware.


Moody Theodore F, physician.


Moore Ella A Mrs, millinery. Moore John, furniture mnfr. Moser Gabriel, saloon. Netler Bros, meat market.


Nichols Addie Mrs, music teacher.


Nichols Lorenzo D, agt P Ft W & C Ry and Adams Ex.


Norton Benjamin F, saw mill, 3 miles s w. O'Brien & Spencer, carriage and wagon mkrs.


Palmer House, Osiah Palmer, Pro- prietor. (See adv, page 587.)


Palmer Osiah, Proprietor Palmer House, and Lumber Dealer. (See adv, page 587.)


Peoples' Library, J F Logan, Li- brarian.


Pierceton Independent (Week- ly), Frank McAlpine, Proprietor ; Sub- scription Rates, $1.50 per Year.


Reed Stephen, saw mill, 2 mile s. Shank Henry H, carpenter.


Shanton, Humphreys & Snyder, hardware. Shumaker G M & Co, Mnfrs of (See Wheelbarrows and Rustic Chairs. adv in Hardware.)


Snyder Samuel, grain dealer.


Snyder & Brown, guide boards.


Snyder & Johnston, general store.


Taylor Augustus Rev (Presbyterian).


Tilberry Sylvanus M, manager W U Tel Co.


Van Wormer Wm H, shoemkr.


Wine George E, saloon. Wooten A S Rev ( Methodist). Yohn Frank, barber.


Zubler John, painter.


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PIERCEVILLE. A village in Franklin township, Ripley county, on the O & M Ry, 6 miles northeast of Versailles, the county seat, and 20 west of Cincinnati. The nearest bank is at Aurora. Supports graded school and 1 church. Ex, O & M. C D Sumner, postmaster. Bennett B T, general store.


Chance J, blacksmith.


Horton Wm, physician.


Montgomery J J, wagonmkr.


Redlow D M, physician.


Sumner Caleb D, Railroad and Ex- press Agent, General Store and Notary Public.


Wood & Garrison, saw mill.


PIGEON. Is a station on the L E & St L R R, in Jackson township, Spencer county, 16 miles north of . Rockville, the county seat. Boonville. is the location of nearest bank. Population 80. James A Harrison, postmaster.


Branam Thomas, hotel.


Bryant M B, cabinetmkr.


Harrison James A, Physician. Thompson Charles, general store.


Vickney & Cooper, tile mnfrs and saw mill.


Williams George, carpenter. Williams W P, carpenter.


PIKES PEAK. A village in Van Buren township, Brown connty, 9 miles southeast of Nashville, the county seat, and 16 miles southwest of Columbus, the nearest bank location and shipping station. Staves and hogs are shipped. Population 53. John C Wert, postmaster. Dye R M, flour and saw mill. Kinsey G W, blacksmith.


W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (42 Vance Block), Collects Original Pensions, Increase Fensions, 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.


PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCURED MFSEND FOR CIRCULAR.


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CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, 36 North Delaware St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


PIK AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PIN 589


Saffle & Bartholomew, saw mill. Sputts A B, hoop mnfr. Swain T E, general store. Ward H J, hoop mnfr. Wert John C, Staves. Wilson S C, physician.


PIKEVILLE. A village of 150 in- habitants, in Lockhart township, Pike county, 20 miles southeast of Petersburgh, the county seat. Huntingburgh is the banking town. Velpen, a station on L E & St L L R R, 3 miles north, is the shipping station. H Hollenberg, postmaster.


Bartel John, general store.


Cook G, wagonmkr. Flake George, blacksmith.


Hollenberg H, General Store and Leaf Tobacco. Lockport Levi, lawyer. Martin, Meyer & Co, saw mill. Rhoades A J, physician. Stutsman Joseph, general store. Todrand H, justice.


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PILOT GROVE. Situated in Jack- son township, Newton county, is a place of 250 inhabitants, 8 miles west of Rensselaer, its banking town; Mt Airy nearest railroad approach. Kentland, 20 miles southwest, is the county seat. US Ex and W U Tel. J J Brenner, postmaster.


Ashbee Job, blacksmith and hardware.


Beerbote A W & Son, wagonmkrs. Blankenbeker J W, hotel and lumber. Bowman Wm, physician.


Brenner J J, Notary Public.


Brenner J J & Son, drugs, agrl implements and undertakers. Calvert C H, physician.


Caldwell S N, physician. Crisler W R, lumber and lime. Helmuth Daniel, carpenter. Hufty J M, general store and justice. Hufty & Hostettler, feed mill. Nichols J F, hardware.


· Saylor Ira, hardware. Young A W, restaurant.


PILOT KNOB. Is a re-established farmers' postoffice in Crawford county.


PIMENTO. Known also as Hart. ford, a village of 150 inhabitants, on the E & T H R R, in Linton township, Vigo county, 12 miles due south of Terre Haute, the county seat and most available bank location. Cereals, hay and staves are ship- ped. W T French, postmaster. Bledsoe P, grain.


Bowne B F, carpenter. Collins W O, Physician. Dolson J B, physician. Enders Peter, blacksmith.


French W T, general store. Halverstadt T, hotel. Hipple Isaac, carpenter. Huntwork James, justice of the peace. Kennett John, R R agt.


Kennett N B, General Store. Kester Bros, flour mill. McGee John, saloon. McJohnston A D, physician.


Newman David, Carpenter.


Sharp F J, wagonmkr. Sparks R M, shoemkr. Thompson W A Rev (Baptist).


Weeks A H, live stock.


Whetsel Andrew, harnessmkr.


PINE. A recently established post- office in Bethlehem township, Cass county. 9} miles northeast of Logansport, the county seat, shipping station and location of the nearest bank. Population 175. Wal- ter Conkling, postmaster.


Brannan A, carpenter.


Conkling Walter, Blacksmith. Conkling W, General Store.


Conrad J H & Son, meat market.


Hand G R, carpenter.


Kirtland James, carpenter.


Krider L M Rev, clergyman.


McDonald A, blacksmith. McKee Robert F, justice of the peace.


Morrow A J, thresher.


Morrow George B, carpenter.


Morrow & Hopkins, saw mill. Peden Thomas A, marble works.


Pickett Cyrus, physician. Reece J F, handle mnfr.




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