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Scott Daniel, broom mnfr.
Simons Noah, flour mill.
Steward Luther, shoemkr.
PINE VILLAGE. Population 300. A prosperous village situated in Adams township, Warren county, 14 miles north of Williamsport, the county seat, and 5 south of Oxford, on L E & W Ry, the most convenient banking and shipping location. W R Streets, postmaster.
Ambler Annie, milliner. Ambler E R, meat market.
Ambler J F, meat market. Ambler Lizzie Mrs, milliner.
Buckles J F, tile mnfr.
Curtis & Baker, lumber and coal. Eberly S H, carpenter. Fenton A C, painter.
Fenton S C, physician.
Fenton Thomas, blacksmith.
Fisher W V, painter. Freeman G W, painter.
Harper John, carpenter.
Haun A H, Boots and Shoes.
Kelly Robert, grocer. Lenton N W, barber.
THE PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA Gives more for the Money than any College in the West.
BOYD'S CHLOROFORM ELIXIR.
The Surest, Safest, Quickest and Most Pleasant Remedy for Diarrhea and Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. B. H. BOYD, LAFAYETTE, IND.
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McMullen J P, physician. Matsker & Swadley, livery.
Messner Joseph W, live stock. Rhode & Cobb, general store. Rorner M, shoemkr.
Rowen A P, general store.
Rowen J B, shoemkr. Rowen J F, general store. Sale J F, hotel.
Smith W H, justice of the peace.
Swadley J M, wagonmkr. Swadley W M, blacksmith. Swadley & Thomas, well drivers. Wagner U W, druggist.
PINKAMINK. A farmers' p post- office, located in Barkley township, Jasper county, 5 miles north of Rensselaer, the county seat, banking town and shipping station, on Air Line Div L N A & C Ry. Population 10. Joseph C Hinkle, post- master. English John, live stock.
Murray W W, live stock. Nichols B S, live stock.
PITTSBOROUGH. A prosper- ous and growing village of 600 inhabitants, in Middle township, Hendricks county, on the I B & W Ry, 9 miles northeast of Dan- ville court house, and banking town. Ships lumber, grain, butter, eggs and wood. US Ex. O W Hill, postmaster. Adams John Q, blacksmith.
Adams & Walters, agrl implements.
Atten Thomas, druggist.
Bez Jacob, shoemkr.
Brent Isaac M, Physician.
Brill James H, physician.
Brunafield & Weaver, flour mill.
Buergelin L, blacksmith. Cloud C F C, physician.
Cox J A, hotel. Dillon Mrs, hotel.
Dorman Richard, druggist.
Feely Daniel, stave mnfr.
Feeley Daniel, saw mill.
Hale J B, agrl implements. Hill D F, lawyer.
Hill O W, General Store and Grain. Hornady E C, live stock.
Huddleston Hiram, livery. Linton Jasper Mrs, milliner and dressmkr. Murray M L, justice of the peace. Olston Charles, blacksmith.
Sullivan G W, shoemkr. Surber F M, live stock.
Thompson Robert A, tile mnfr.
Walters Alfred, lawyer.
Waters Isaac B, justice and furniture. Wells George, Grocer. Wills James M, lawyer.
PITTSBURGH. Issituated in Tip- pecanoe township, Carroll County, 14 miles northwest of Delphi, the county seat, on the C & I Div L N A & C Ry. Population 300. Supports 3 churches, graded school, and is noted as quite a good manufactur- ing town. Bank location, Delphi. E H Thayer, postmaster.
Angell C, physician.
Armstrong W J, shoemkr. Badorf Israel S, blacksmith. Catt George, blacksmith.
Day Mary, hotel. Depew G A, general store.
Fisher, Vandewolgen & Co, flour mill. Gardner Joseph, blacksmith.
Gipson C W, wagonmkr. Greenup Bros, live stock.
Hudson S S, wagonmkr and justice.
Jinks J E, grain.
Johnson John, meat market.
Lane Martin, General Store.
Mathews James, woolen mills.
Neher G T, handle mnfr.
Pollard John, live stock. Robertson C W, grain.
Sleeth T V, live stock.
Smith J B, live stock.
Swatts & Hudson, agrl implements.
Thayer & Bro, general store.
Thompson G W, barber.
Wiley John, blacksmith.
PLAINFIELD. This pleasant vil- lage of 1,000 inhabitants, is located on White Lick creek and St L V TH & IR R, in Guilford township, Hendricks coun- ty, 92 miles southeast of Danville court, and 14 west of Indianapolis. Plainfield was settled in 1836, and is the location of the Indiana State Reform School, contain- ing 350 boys, a good academy, 1 graded school, 6 churches, 1 hotel, 1 bank, 2 saw mills and 1 flour mill. One weekly news- paper-The Progress-is sustained. The surrounding county is very fertile, produc- ing large quantities of grain and live stock, which comprise the chief exports. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. Thomas B Kinnan, post- master.
Almond Pleasant, livery.
Carter Amos, physician. Carter & Douglass, Saw Mill.
Central Academy, Joseph Rhodes, Principal.
Charlton Thomas J, supt Indiana State Re- form School.
Dalton Caleb, meats.
Dennis Obed H, wagonmkr. Doan Charles, carpenter.
Doan John, shoemkr.
Dobbins James, carpenter.
Douglass John, painter.
Ellis M R & Son, saw mill.
PRINTING
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Evans Thomas, physician. Fawcett Wm T, shoes. Fogleman & Boggs, carpenters. Green Cyrus, agt St L V T H & I R R, Am Ex and W U Tel. Green & Hadley, drugs and stationers. Gullefer Thomas B, physician. Hadley Harlen, livery. Hamar Walton L, dentist. Harlan George B, dentist. Harrison Arthur T, propr Plainfield Prog- ress.
Hiatt John, dry goods. Hiss Sebastian, undertaker. Hiss & Carter, agrl implements.
Hobbs Anslem, grocer and propr Mansion House.
Indiana State Reform School, Thomas J Charlton, supt. Jackson A & Son, livery. Johnson Eli, justice of the peace. Johnson Isaac A, harnessmkr and insur- ance.
Johnson Samuel T, agrl implements. Kelley Richard A, barber. Kinnan Thomas B, postmaster. Krebs August, shoemkr.
. Lakin Alice, dressmkr. Lawrence & Small, real estate. Lewis A M & Co, hardware. Lewis Robert, physician. Mansion House, Anslem Hobbs, Proprietor.
Mendenhall P & L J, milliners.
Moore Patterson F, grocer. Osborn Shubael A, carriagemkr. Phelps Jabez H, live stock. Phillips Milton, drugs. Phillips Wm F, dry goods, etc. Plainfield Progress, Arthur T Harrison, propr. Pollard Thomas, painter. Pritchard Allen M, carpenter. Reagan Jesse, physician. Reagan Taylor, grocer. Sivage Isaiah R, livery. Smith Frederick W, physician. Smith Sanders, restaurant. Snipes Wm R, grocer and hardware. Strong John T, physician. Sullivan Oather, shoemkr.
Tomlinson Moses, jeweler and photographer, flour mill.
Tomlinson & Phillips, dry goods. Tomlinson & Co, bankers. Townsend Wm, grocer and hardware. Tucker Wm, barber. Tully Perry, live stock. Wagoner Allie, milliner. Walker John E, undertaker. Walker J E Mrs, milliner. Wasson Elwood, carriage mnfr. Watson Wm A, grocer. Weller Barnard, tailor.
Whetstine Ella, milliner. Wilkin Wm. blacksmith. Willhite Willis H, dry goods. Worth Benjamin F, grocer. Worth Joseph C, shoemkr. Worth Thomas, tinsmith.
PLAINVILLE. Population 102, 10 miles north of Washington, the county seat and bank location, in Steele township, Da- viess county. Edwardsport, 5 miles west on the I & V Ry, is the most convenient railroad approach. Daily stage route from Washington ; fare 50 cents. W J Hildreth,
postmaster. Baker Nicholas, saloon.
Cosby Wm J, justice.
Cox Thompson, blacksmith.
England & Heinbaugh, flour mill.
Hildreth William J, General Store. McKittrich O H, physician. Millis E D, physician.
O'Maley Charles, barber.
Stanley L A, physician.
PLEASANT. A country postoffice in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 13 miles northeast of Vevay, the nearest banking town, seat of justice, and shipping point. Population 25. Adams Ex at Vevay. J A Spencer, postmaster.
Bailey Joseph, dentist.
Briggs Richard, meat market.
Crawford John, blacksmith.
Carnine Dennis, carpenter.
Crawford John, flour mill.
Frances Calvin, blacksmith.
Fry O D, blacksmith.
Hewitt James, cooper.
Horton John, blacksmith.
Mathias Nathan, saw mill. Morton H, blacksmith.
Smith J H, flour mill.
Spencer J A, General Store. Spencer Simpson, saw mill. Stewart James, dentist.
PLEASANT GROVE. 8 miles northeast of Rensselaer, the seat of justice, in Barkley township, county of Jasper, 4 miles north of Pleasant Ridge, on the C & I Div L N A & C Ry, the shipping point. Rensselaer is the banking town. Ships live stock. W K Parkison, postmaster. Barkley H A, live stock.
Brown G H Jr, live stock.
Henchbaugh Frank, tile factory. Marion Elias, justice.
Moody Granville Jr, live stock.
Newell Smith, saw mills. Parkinson & Eldridge, live stock.
Parkison W K, Live Stock. Randle Nelson, live stock.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS ESTIMATES MADE FOR GALVANIZING ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK.
GENUINE HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE.
"@"Gentlemen, ask your Dealer for them, they will please you. Geo. S. Dwinnell, Western Agent, Indianapolis.
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PLEASANT LAKE. Derives its name from the lake upon which it is locat- ed, in Steuben township and county, on Jackson Br L S & M S R R, 5 miles south of Angola, the county seat and most con- venient banking place. Population 500. Cereals and live stock are exported. Am Ex. S B George, postmaster.
Aldrich E S & Co, wh ice.
Ball Julius, saloon and restaurant.
Ball G P, grocer.
Barr Samuel, saloon.
Biery T E, physician. Blakely Joseph, shoemkr.
Bull Thompson, blacksmith. Carpenter & Bro, livery.
Clark Wm F, meat market. Chadwick & Co, general store.
Concle G W, furniture. Croxton A J, flour mill. Croxton John G, saw mill.
Dodge H B, justice. Earl Bros, saw mill.
Freeman Samuel, waggonmkr.
Fuller S H, physician.
George S B, Postmaster.
Gale Ella, milliner. Hendrickson Thomas B, millwright.
Holland T D, hotel. Hoover & Miller, hardware.
Kiess & Mossiman, general store. Knight Austin, blacksmith.
Lewis E L, blacksmith.
Mann John, agrl implements. Mitchell & Son, lumber.
Murray G S, hardware.
Ransburg & Bro, saw mill and wh ice. Reiner Emmet, barber.
Rickard Henry, cooper. Ritter Philip, undertaker. Ross Alanson, carpenter and contractor. Sisson Orin, blacksmith.
Strong John, carpenter and contractor. Teegarden & Bro, grocers and drugs.
Thomas & Bro, grocer. .
Van Orden Jacob, Wholesale Ice. Van Auken D E, live stock.
Weaver & Bro, drugs and jewelry. Welden & Roby, agrl implements. Wells M B, photographer. Wheeler Eugene, harnessmkr. Willard R Jerome, lumber and chair fac- tory. Young George E, real estate. Zentz Frederick Mrs, dressmkr.
PLEASANT MILLS. Popula- tion 200. A village in St Mary's town- ship, Adams county, on the T C & St L R R, 6 miles southeast of Decatur, the seat of justice and bank location. Supports 2 churches and good public school. Am Ex. Forman Acker, postmaster.
Acker & Son, General Store.
Archbold G W, general store, R R and ex agt.
Hammel Cyrus, saw mill. Harper J L, physician. Lipes R F, physician. Merriss S B, carpenter. Schenk D J Rev, clergyman. Smith W W, flour mill.
Worden W H, flour mill. .
PLEASANT PLAIN. A place containing 125 inhabitants, in Huntington county, 13 miles south of Huntington, the county seat and location of the nearest bank and shipping station; ships hogs, eggs and butter. Tri-weekly mail stage route to Huntington ; fare, 25 cents. Al- bert Smith, postmaster. Adams Aaron, blacksmith.
Booth Sylvester, grocer and notions. Clements Charles, lawyer.
Garwood Evan, sewing machines. Handshey Samuel, justice of the peace. Nunemaker Samuel, basketmkr.
Rinehart Daniel, cooper.
Smith Albert, General Store.
PLEASANT RIDGE. A rural postoffice in Marion township, Jasper county, on the Air Line Div LN A & C Ry, 42 miles southeast of Rensselaer, the seat of justice and banking town ; popula- tion 20. J F Bruneo, postmaster.
Bruneo J F, General Store.
Chester J M, blacksmith. Gwin J M, shoemkr. Gwin W H, carpenter.
Parkison J V, lumber and grain.
PLEASANT VIEW. A village of 60 inhabitants, located 12 miles north- east of Wabash court house, in Chester township, Wabash county. North Man- chester is the location of the nearest bank, and La Gro, a station 6 miles south on the W, St L & P Ry, is the shipping depot. Stage to the latter point semi-weekly ; fare 50c. J W Taylor, postmaster. Bloomer F H, physician. Lynn & Morrison, general store.
Miller R L, sewing machines. O'Neal D C, blacksmith. Stoop Lewis, barber. Stoop Richard, hotel. Stoop & Martin, meat market.
Taylor & Taylor, wagonmkrs.
PLEASANTVILLE. A village of 255 inhabitants, in Jefferson township, Sul- livan county, 15 miles southeast of Sulli- van court house and bank location, and 7 northwest of Marco, on the I & V Ry, its shipping station. Wheat, corn and pork
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are exported. Stage route daily to Marco; fare 50 cents. W PO'Haver, postmaster. Anderson J S, saw mill. Baker George, furniture and undertaker. Booker Allen, drugs.
Bedwell S J, General Store. Douthitt J L, wagonmkr. Ellis Robert, hotel.
Fleming W A, physician.
Hofedity H, blacksmith and gunsmith. Howard S M, hotel. Howard & Stevens, harness.
McClung T N, contractor.
McDowell James, physician. Mayfield T B, physician. Newkirk F, blacksmith.
O'Haver C J, druggist.
O'Haver W P, Notary Public and Insurance.
O'Haver & Booker, General Store.
O'Haver & Corbin, brick mnfrs.
Sage George, coal miner. Stevens Thomas, shoemkr. Sult George, coal miner. Timerman J & Co, harnessmkrs.
Timerman N, shoemkr. Underhill & Martin, flour mill.
Wilson W P, coal miner.
Wood & Howard, General Store.
PLEVNA. An unimportant postof- fice in Liberty township, Howard county, 10 miles east of Kokomo, the county seat, shipping station and banking place. Pro- duce is shipped. Tri-weekly stage to Ko- komo; 50 cents round trip. John K Saul, postmaster.
Miller A W, physician.
Miller H & A, general store.
Rogers Alexander, justice of the peace. Saul John K, Farmer, Shrock A, general store.
PLUM TREE. A village of 125 inhabitants, in Rock Creek township, Hun -* tington county, 12 miles southeast of Hun- tington, the county seat, banking place and shipping point. H K Groves, postmaster. Brandon W S, physician.
Groves H K, General Store. Parker W G Rev, shoemaker. Smith Charles, blacksmith. Smith George, saw mill. Somers A R, hotel and tile mnfr. Thorp John, carpenter. Wilmore J M, barber.
PLYMOUTH. The county seat of Marshall county, is a handsome incorpor- ated city of 3,200 inhabitants, located at crossing of I P & C Div W St L & P and P Ft W & C Rys, 85 miles southeast of Chicago and 118 north of Indianapolis. A settlement was formed here in 1835. The
city is now in a very prosperous condition, having only $8,000 of a bonded debt, and is supplied with good county buildings, 6 churches, graded schools, the St Michael's Academy, opera house, telephone exchange, volunteer fire department, 2 banks and 5 hotels. The water supply here is obtained from 2 large flowing wells, and the waters contain very healthy magnetic properties. The Republican, Democrat and Restitution, all weekly papers, are issued. Its manufactories comprise 2 flour mills, brewery, 2 planing mills, plow works, tan- nery and 1 cooper shop. Lumber and grain are extensive shipments from this station. Ex, U S and Adams. Tel, W U. W M Kendall, postmaster.
Adams W J, propr Plymouth Plow Co. Alleman Mahlon N, confectioner and res- taurant.
Allman Mayer, General Store.
Babcock & Newhall, milliners.
Bailey Wm M, physician. Bailey & Capron, flour mill.
Baker Josiah S, physician.
Ball, Carabin & Co, dry goods.
Bawm Ernest, blacksmith.
Becker Jacob, clothing.
Becker & Lauer, dry goods and clothing. Behrens John F, planing mill.
Bender John S, Attorney at Law and Notary Public; Perfecting and Quieting Titles to Real Estate. a Spe- cialty.
Bennett Bros, grocers.
Bentz E J, blacksmith.
Bicks J T, physician.
Blain G & Co, druggists.
Bowers Isaiah, physician.
Briggs A K, blacksmith.
Buck & Toan, hardware and bankers.
Burkett Francis N, dentist.
Claborne James L, hotel and saloon.
Capron & Richardson, lawyers. Chaplain S Rev (Christian).
Coffy Adelbert D, dry goods.
Cole Allen, shoemkr. Confer James M, druggist.
Connell John P, flour and feed.
Corbin Horace, real estate.
Covert Oliver S, dentist.
Cox George S, blacksmith.
Craige Nash, grocer.
Crawford Baron D, lawyer.
Dial John, agt U S and Adams Ex Cos.
Dunham C A Mrs, milliner.
Durr C C, dentist. Eads Ulrah, blacksmith.
Elliott Anson P, wagonmkr. Exchange Bank, Buck & Toan, proprs. Firestone John E, saddles and harness.
First National Bank of Marshall County (capital $50,000) ; M A O Packard, pres ; James A Gilmore, cash.
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Fogel John, Restaurant. page 595.) Freese J N, dry goods. Friend L W, saloon. Gander Nathaniel, livery. Granes Newell, harness.
( See adv,
Gretzmeyer & Southworth, marble works. Haag & Wade, grocers.
Haslinger John, saloon. Hauk Henry, marble works.
Hawley Abijah, boot and shoe dealer.
Herscher John, harnessmkr. Hess Wm B, attorney at law.
Hess & Montgomery, druggists.
Hill Wm W, baker.
Hoham Bertha Mrs, Milliner.
Holdridge Hezekiah, blacksmith.
Holtgendorf Adolphus C, physician. Hoover A E, photographer. Hoover George W, carriagemkr.
Hoover Leonard, grocer. Houghton John W, real estate and ins. Houghten & Bro, grocers.
Hulverson & Barnhill, grocers.
Hume Albert C, dentist.
Jilson John C, agt W St L & P Ry.
Johnson Amasa, lawyer. Jones Perry C, lawyer and mayor.
Kellison Charles, lawyer.
Kendall W M, books.
Kirk V P, lawyer. Kloepfer L A, dry goods.
Klinger Jacob, abstracts of title.
Klinger Oliver P, county clerk.
Koontz E E, Fashionable Boarding House; Newly and Handsomely Fur- nished Throughout ; Rates, $1 per Day ; Special Rates by the Week. (See adv, page 595.)
Kuhn Fred H, meat market. Kuhn John C, saloon.
Laesch Christian, harness. Lamson F D, propr Ross House.
Langfeldt Henry, saloon.
Laomis L, cooper.
Lauer Meyer & Son, clothing. Lawson J R, jeweler.
Leonard J T, agrl implements.
Leonard J & Son, furniture. Lindquist Peter H, blacksmith.
Linkenheld Lawrence, grain dealer.
Losey John R, jewelry and shoes.
McCall John, shoemkr. McClaren John D, lawyer. McCrury Marion, barber. McDonald Daniel, propr Plymouth Demo- crat.
McDonald & Pribey, dressmkrs. McDuffee David, lawyer. McKelvey S L & Co, real estate. Marks Scott, propr National Hotel. Martindale E C, lawyer.
Mayer George, harnessmkr.
Meegan Jennie, Dressmaker, Tailor System of Cutting and Fitting taught, Charts for sale, Postoffice Building.
Meek S D, notions. Millard & Chaplin, milliners.
Miller James A, agrl implements. Montgomery Wm, livery.
Morrill Robert M, fruit raiser.
Morschesa Klinghamer, saloon.
Mueller John, barber.
National Hotel, Scott Marks, propr.
Needham O M, Proprietor Parker House.
Neil Robert, mer tailor.
North Achilles, surveyor. Nussbaum & Mayer, grocers.
Oglesbee Nathan H, saw mill.
Outcalt Belle Mrs, dressmkr.
Palmer Charles, furniture.
Palmer John W, grocer.
Palmer & Hoover, dry goods. .
Parker House, O M Needham, Pro- prietor.
Parker Samuel, justice of the peace.
Parks & Parks, lawyers.
Perry M J Mrs, milliner.
Philpott A R, jeweler.
Plymouth Democrat, Daniel McDonald, publr.
Plymouth Republican, J W Siders & Co, publrs.
Quirey A M Mrs, ladies' furnishing"goods. Rasenfeldt Samuel, cigar mnfr.
Ross House, F D Lamson, propr.
Reeves A M, grocer.
Renbarger Aaron, livery.
Rentschler & Haslinger, saloon.
Restitution, Arthur Underwood, publr.
Reynolds George R, physician.
St Michael's Academy, Sister Praxades, directress.
Signer John A, barber.
Schultheis John, tanner. Shoemaker J M, flour mill. Shoemaker & Son, grocers.
Siders J W & Co, proprs Plymouth Repub- lican.
Simons Millard W, agt P Ft W"& C Ry. Swindell Joseph & Bro, commission. Smith Clara O Mrs, milliner.
Snyder D E, broker.
Snyder & Stevens, fire insurance.
Spiesshafer Michael, saloon. Stansbury Upton, hardware.
Stegman Peter, boot and shoemkr.
Styles Henry E, Carriage, Wagon, Sign, Ornamental and Other Painting Executed in a Style Guaranteed to Please. ,
Taber T O, grocer. Tanner Lucius, druggist. Thompson A L & Co, saw mill. Thayer Henry G, grain dealer.
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The Plymouth Plow Co, W J Adams, propr.
Thompson Perry, saloon. Trihey Thomas, live stock. Tuttle W, photographer.
Underwood Arthur, propr Restitution. Veits E W, physician.
Vinnedge Hotel, Adam Vinnedge, propr. Webber & Gebhard, meat market.
Weckerle Jacob, brewer.
Weiriter Jacob, saloon.
Westervelt & Cooper, carriages.
Whitlock & Co, hardware.
Whitmore Charles, music and insurance. Wilson J H, physician.
Wiltfong John W, grocery.
Wolf Gustave, clothing. Wolf Mayer, dry goods. Woofter Elias, furniture. Young Wm F, barber. Zumbaugh Adam, blacksmith.
POE. Sometimes called Williams- port, situated on St Mary's river, in Mari- on township, Allen county, 11 miles south of Fort Wayne, the bank location and county seat. Population 175 .. Hoagland, 5 miles east, on G R & I R R, is the ship- ping depot. Grain, pork and live stock are shipped .. Stage to Middletown and Hoag- land tri-weekly; fare, 25c. Thomas H McCormick, postmaster. Bee James, general store.
Brown J, General Store. Brown J M, meat market and justice. Cody M, flour mill.
Deal James S, blacksmith.
Lopshire Wm, wagonmkr. Lutz Samuel, carpenter.
McMormick Thomas B, Gene- ral Store and Drugs and Physician. Miller J S, blacksmith. Nill H, shoemkr. Orr Wm, live stock. Worley G N, physician.
POINT ISABEL. A village of
200 inhabitants, in Green township, Grant county, 15 miles southwest of Marion court house, and location of the nearest bank. Fairmount, 10 miles east, on C W & M Ry, and Elwood, 10 miles south, on L E & W and P C & St E Rys, are shipping stations. Stage line to Fairmount and Greentown ; fare 50 cents. V F Plauck, postmaster.
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