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Burrows A M, physician.
Conner & Son, General Store.
Crisher David, blacksmith.
Decker & Pontious, marble. Duke D, hotel.
Fitton & Jontz, grocers.
Fleck F M, meat market. Getty, saloon. Haney Bros, shoemkrs. Hill Charles W, painter. Jaques F M, general store. Jones & Jontz, pump mnfrs.
Lawrence John, hotel.
Leininger M & J, dry goods.
Myers Daniel, Postmaster.
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Terry D E, physician. Vangilder George & J, hardware. Wiltrout C E, mer tailor.
SILVERVILLE. Situated in In- dian Creek township, Lawrence county, 10 miles west of Bedford court house and nearest bank. Population 100. Supports 2 churches and district school. W S Sen- teney, postmaster. Blackburn Dr, physician. Cox Burgess, justice.
Craig Robert, saw and flour mill.
Hornacker S D, physician. Kern James E, saw and flour mill.
Senteney W S, General Store. Sullivan John, blacksmith.
Turley Floyd, general store. Waggoner Alexander Rev (Baptist).
SIMS. A recently established post- office in Sims township, Grant county, on the T C & St L Ry, 12 miles southwest of Marion court house and banking place. Population 100. Z T Friermood, post- master. Allen & Wychoff, blacksmiths. Bales Isaac, tailor.
Baley A, carpenter.
Friermood & Nawter, General Store, Saw Mill and Grain. Lee J R, saw mill.
McClain J W, brick and tile mnfr.
SINKS. Small place in Harrison township and county, 4 miles from Cory- don, the county seat and shipping station. New Albany is the banking town. Daily stage to Yorydon and New Albany. Pop- ulation 25. A M Eisert Sr, postmaster. Allen James, chair stock mnfr.
Eisert A M Sr, General Store, Cooper, and Saloon.
Gehlbach John, carpenter.
Gehlbach Michael, live stock.
Shuck Henry, grocer. Stark Jacob, blacksmith.
Zenor Henry, lawyer and cooper.
Zenor W T, saw and feed mill.
SITKA. A country postoffice in Lib- erty township, White county, 7 miles north
W. M. JAMES,
Successor to J. W. CATTERSON & SON,
Manufacturer Superior Stoneware
Fruit Jars a Specialty.
SHOALS, -
- INDIANA.
PATENTS 5
CAVEATS, PRINTS, LABELS. COPYRIGHTS. All business pertaining to these and like matters promptly and carefully attended to by C. BRADFORD, Solicitor of Patents, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (Sce adv.)
Paulus Henry, boots and shoes.
Rager & Son, grocers.
Rantz Charles E, live stock.
Rine & Meeck, grocers. Robinson Alvin, drugs. Robinson & Cuffle, meat market. Smith & Colbert, agrl implements. Stout, grain and seeds. Swolem Wm, grocer.
PHOTO CING KAVERS
37 TO 33 SENTINEL BLOG, INDIANAPOLIS , IND.
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
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of Monticello, the county seat, nearest banking and shipping point. Population 42. R Hughes, postmaster.
Hughes John, carpenter. Hughes John E, painter.
Hughes R, Postmaster. Read J A, general store. Scott Caleb, physician. Spencer J, justice. Stitt Wm, blacksmith.
SIX MILE. Called also Harden- burgh, is a village of 250 inhabitants, in Jennings county, on the O & M Ry, 7 miles west of Vernon, the county seat, and 79 west of Cincinnati. The banking town is North Vernon. Ex, O & M. John Van Riper, postmaster.
Ameck C C, physician.
Arbuckle & Fox, blacksmiths.
Berkshire H J, agt O & M Ry and Ex Co. Childs & Haley, live stock.
Dean Robert, flour and saw mill.
Devore E C, general store.
Fox Matthew, shoemkr.
Hudson S M, drugs and grocer. Justis John S, carpenter.
Kendrick J L, pressed hay and shingle mnfr.
Moore George & Sons, blacksmiths.
Oathoudt John, staves and heading. Riordan John, justice. Ritz Lewis A, lumber.
Smith S P Rev (Baptist).
Sullivan John, General Store. Swarthout J M, general store and notary public.
Van Riper John, Grocer and Pro- duce. Wiles C H, physician. Wrape John, pressed hay.
SLATE. A country postoffice in Mar- ion township, Jennings county, 14 miles southwest of Vernon, the county seat, and 33 west of Commiskey, on the J M & I R R, its shipping depot. North Vernon is the location of the nearest bank. Wm De- puty, postmaster. Deputy Lewis W, justice.
Deputy William, Postmaster. Grow John & Son, saw mill. Gruber Henry, shoemkr. McCaslin Levi, saw mill. Miller Albert blacksmith. Robinson Martin L, wagonmkr. Wells Eli, saw mill.
Wilson Evan, justice.
SLATE CUT. Is situated on the J M & I R R, in Union township, Clark coun- ty, 13 miles north of Jeffersonville, the county seat and bank location. Memphis, 22 miles north, is the shipping point for all
but prepaid freight. Isaac M Perry, post- master and blacksmith.
SLEETH. Locally known as Mc- Coy's Station, is on the C & I Air Line Div L N A & C Ry,in Tippecanoe township, Car- roll county, 6 miles north of Delphi, the county seat, and location of most available bank. Population 37. J H Johnson, post- ter.
Engle C, saw mill.
Graham George, shoemkr. Hayward W W, blacksmith.
McCauley H R, lumber. Malcom J G, general store.
Mashell Charles, flour mill.
Sleeth W H & Co, brick mnfrs.
SMEDLEY. Is an 1884 postoffice, lo- cated in Washington county.
SMILEY. Established in 1884, is a farmer's postoffice, in Daviess county.
SMITHFIELD. A country post- office, in Liberty township, Delaware coun- ty, 7 miles southeast of Muncie, the county seat, and 2 south of Selma, on the C C C & I Ry, its shipping station. Muncie is the nearest bank location. Winfield Smelser, postmaster.
SMITHLAND. Population 110; in Hendricks township, Shelby connty,5 miles southwest of Shelbyville court house, bank- ing town and shipping depot. Hezekiah Smith, postmaster.
Comstock Hiram, physician.
Connelly John W, blacksmith. Mondon Eli, blacksmith.
Sloan J D, general store.
Smith Hezekiah, Physician aud General Store.
Snider Frank, live stock.
Smith G A, news dealer. Smith & Son, general store.
Trees J W, physician.
SMITHSON. Situated in Big Creek township, White county, is a place of 45 inhabitants, sometimes called Wheeler, on the L N A & C Ry, 7 miles west of Monti- cello, the banking point and county seat. Ex, L N A & C. CD Finney, postmaster. Burris A H, blacksmith.
Craw Wm, wagonmkr. Martin John, general store. West Miner, contractor and builder. Wheeler H M, grain and drain tile mnfr. Yakle J O, hay dealer.
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SMITH'S VALLEY. A place of 50 inhabitants, located in White river township, Johnson county, 17 miles north-
PAPER PULLEYS{ 25 per cent. of power gained. Belts will not slip on them. AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO., 114 and 116 South Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
THOS. C. DAY & CO., 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind. General Financial Ag'ts, Mortgage Loans on Farms or City Property.
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west of Franklin, the county seat. The banking and shipping place is Indianapo- lis. Population 50. Jesse Ballard, post- master.
Ballard Jesse, Postmaster. Graft Wm, shoemkr and justice. Hape H H & Son, lumber. Surface Wm, blacksmith.
SMITHVILLE. Situated on L N A & C Ry, in Clear Ceek township, Mon- roe county, 7 miles south of Bloomington court house and nearest bank. Ships lum- ber. Population 225. L N A & C Ex. T Thrasher, postmaster. Baker Robert, blacksmith.
Bennett A F, general store. Carter Wilford, general store. Humston S R, physician. Ross W W, grocer.
Thrasher T, General Store and Rail- road Agent. Harring J M, physician. Thrasher S M, grocer. Woodward C, lumber.
SNODDY'S MILLS. A coal min- ing village of 650 inhabitants, located in Wabash township, Fountain county, on the C & E I R R, 8 miles south of Coving- ton, the county seat. Coal is extensively mined, and is the chief article exported. Sam I Shoddy, postmaster. Alexander John, butcher.
Brophy W J, saloon. Burns Patrick, saloon.
Coggins C M, Physician. Filburn Patrick, saloon. Habberman Charles, saloon. Hodge James, saloon. Hutchinson James, blacksmith. Jenkins Wm, saloon.
McMahon James, Saloon. Mc Veigh James, saloon. Moran Edward, justice. Ogden Bros, coal miners. Orahood A J, carpenter. Patterson George, coal mine. Patterson W P, physician. Rowell Thomas, shoemkr. Samuels J W & Co, general store.
Snoddy Samuel I, General Store, Grain and Flour Mill. Thomas John G, shoemkr. Thomas Samuel, saloon. Vandevur Vick, saloon. Woodruff & Trunkey Bros, coal mine.
SNOW HILL. Astation on the G R & I R R, of 25 inhabitants, in Washington township, Randolph county, 52 miles south of Winchester, the seat of justice and bank location. J E Hinshaw, postmaster. Hinshaw Elza, R R agt.
Hinshaw E & Co, general store. Shamblin Henry, blacksmith.
SOLITUDE. Situated in Lynn town- ship, Posey county, is a rural postoffice, 6} miles north of Mount Vernon court house and bank location. Stage to New Harmony and Mount Vernon, daily; fare to each, 50 cents. G E McConnell, postmaster.
McConnell George E, General Store and Grain.
SOLON. Called also Hibernia, a coun- try postoffice in Owen township, Clark coun- ty, 25 miles northeast of Jeffersonville, the county seat and bank location. Bowyer's Landing, on the Ohio river, 3 miles distant, is the shipping point. Population 35. W H Sumner, Postmaster and General Store.
SOLSBERRY. Located in Beech Creek township, Greene county, is a village of 200 inhabitants, 12 miles northeast of Bloomfield, the county seat and banking town, and 13 miles southeast of Freedom, on the I & V Ry, the shipping station. Grain and tobacco are shipped. Peter M Cook, postmaster.
Cook P M, Physician.
Cook Thomas R, justice of the peace.
Cook Wm F, carpenter.
Dalyrumple James, blacksmith.
Edwards W R, general store.
Goen John J, broommkr.
Johnson R W, general store.
Paddock Clinton, sewing machine agt.
Pool James, barber.
Rutch John, physician.
Shields Henry, live stock.
Weaver John, harnessmkr.
SOMERSET. On the Mississinewa, in Waltz township, Wabash county, 10 miles south of Wabash, the banking town and county seat. Wabash, 6 miles distant, is the nearest railroad station. 400 in- habitants. Stage to Wabash every day; fare, 75 cents. James M Ferree, post- master.
Ader Henry, physician and drugs.
Bloomer Joseph, flour mill.
Downn Milton. barber.
Follis Isaac, blacksmith.
Forney Daniel, meat market.
Gochenour J C, dry goods.
Harvey E G, carriage and wagonmkr.
Huff Sue Mrs, milliner. Jones M J Mrs, milliner. Lawshe Thomas, broommkr.
Lemon J D & Sons, notions. Lucas John & Lafayette, plasterers.
Morgan David, hotel.
Murray George, harnessmkr.
KING & ELDER
BOOKCASES. All kinds of Furniture. 43 & 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SMITH'S
COUGH ( IS THE MOST POPULAR COUGH CURE. Advertising furnished free by
SYRUP. E. G. SMITH & SON, KENTLAND, IND.
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O'Neal L & Son, physicians. Osborn Milton, blacksmith. Reynolds George, broommkr. Ross B S, harness. Ross Wm, meat market. Sowers George, notions. Staley James & Jacob. shoemkrs. Sumpter Joseph, general store. Sumter & Day. general store. Ullery Jacob & Son, stone. Wimmer John, carpenter. Yoars P G, flour mill.
SOMERVILLE. A village of 60 inhabitants, in Gibson county, 14 miles southeast of Princeton, the county seat and nearest bank location. Oakland City, 4 miles distant on L E & St L R R, is the most convenient shipping station. Stage connection to the latter place semi-weekly. S G Barrett, postmaster.
Barrett S G, General Store.
Belderback W L, lawyer.
Dye Simpson, furniture mnfr. Hunter W W, carpenter. Miller Samuel, carpenter. Moore Robert, physician. Shannen John B, grocer. Shelton J W, physician. Skellan Elias, wagonmkr. Snitheler J, shoemkr. Volkel Jacob, blacksmith. Watson Philip, carpenter. Woodruff A C, physician.
SOONOVER. A farmers' postoffice located in Pierson township, Vigo county, 15 miles southeast of Terre Haute, the county seat and banking town. Ship to Pimento, distant 5 miles on the E & T H R R. CB Jenkins, postmaster and general store.
SOUTH BEND. The most exten- sive manufacturing city of its size in the country, is the county seat of St Joseph county, located on the St Joseph river and C & G T, L S & M'S and M CR Rs, 85 miles east of Chicago, and 160 north of In- dianapolis. This city has had a very rapid increase in population, the 1880 census placed the population at 13,324, which is now over 18,000, the increase between 1870 and 1880 was over 100 per cent, and from present indications the increase from 1880 to 1890 will be even greater than in the former. decade. The water power and transportation facilities of this city are such that it has been chosen the location for some of the largest manufacturing es- tablishments in the United States.
South Bend is a handsome, well built city, and its every appearance is one of
prosperity and activity. The bonded debt carried amounts to $296,000. It has excel- lent public buildings, fine business blocks, handsome churches, gas and water works, a well equipped fire department, 2 theatres, 2 national and 2 savings banks, telephone exchange, and 7 hotels, prominent among the last mentioned are the Oliver House, Grand Central and Sheridan House. Its educational facilities are unsurpassed by any city in the West, for in addition to its excellent graded and high schools, and the St Joseph's Academy, it has all the ad- vantages derived from the Notre Dame University and the St Mary's Academy, which are located 2 miles north of the city at Notre Dame. These institutions are too well known to need any description, and their reputation as first-class institutions are beyond any controversy.
Its newspapers are the Evening Register, Times and" Tribune, issued daily, and the Courier, Journal, Register, Times and Tribune, weekly publications. The increase in manufacturing here is unparalled. Every year brings a large number of new estab- lishments, and the enlargement of the es- tablished mills, factories, etc, are an every day occurrence. The most prominent works now include 3 flour mills, 4 plow factories, 5 planing mills, 1 tile factory, 2 foundries, 1 iron fence factory, 2 woolen mills, edge tool works, 1 tinware factory, 1 brewery, 1 grain drill factory, 2 paper mills, a sewing machine wood work facto- ry, malleable iron works, 1 clover separator factory, 1 pulp mill, 3 furniture factories, 1 cooper shop, toy factory, 1 cement and sewer pipe factory, 2 boiler works, drill factory, 2 pump factories, and several wagon factories. One of the latter is the largest establishments of its kind in the West. The future of South Bend is be- yond question, as it offers every induce- ment for manufacturing that could be de- sired, and is destined to become the most important manufacturing center in north- ern Indiana. The U S.and Am Ex and W U and Postal Tel Cos have offices here. George Pfleger, postmaster.
Adler Bros, clothing, 107 Michigan.
Alexander George T, druggist, 431 Water. Ambos Frank, propr South Bend House, 130 Michigan.
American Life and Accident Association,
Henry Plessner, sec, Colfax Block. Anderson Andrew, lawyer, 77 Washington. Anderson James, barber, 508 Division. Anderson Jethro, barber, 325 South. Andreas Otis J, grocer, Hill.
Andrews Bros, liquors, 115 Washington. Archambeault John Z, grocer, 503 Water.
Armentrout J C, Physician and Surgeon, 122 N Michigan, Up Stairs.
SOLDIERS
or their heirs should have their rights investigated by W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 42 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., who has had 22 years experience Correspondence solicited.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
Notre Dame P. O., Indiana.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS.
In the Academy the Course is thorough in the Preparatory, Academic and Classical De- partments.
No extra charge for German or French, as these languages enter into the regular Ac- ademic Course.
The Conservatory of Music,
On the plan of the best Musical Conservatories of Europe, is under the charge of a com- plete corps of teachers, eleven in number. It comprises a large music hall and twenty- eight separate rooms for harps, pianos and organs. A thorough course for graduation in Theory and Practice, Æsthetics and Composition.
The School of Art and Design
Is modeled on the great Art Schools of Europe, drawing and painting from life and the antique. Pupils in the Departments of Painting and Music may pursue a special course.
The Academy is located one mile west of the University of Notre Dame. Iron balcon- ies and outside fire escapes have lately been added to the ample precautions against dis- asters from fire. The declaration of Mr Sanborn of the New York Insurance Co., that "the Academy is the most completely provided against fire of any building on the insur- ance list," is now more than verified.
Simplicity of dress enforced by the rules of the Institution. Full particulars of the three Departments given in Catalogue, for which address
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
St. Mary's Academy,
Notre Dame, Indiana.
THE COQUILLARD WAGON
The Farmers' Favorite
These Wagons are made of the best wood and iron to be procured, and put together by the most experienced workmen. Every one warranted to give satisfaction, both in regard to the quality of material and workmanship. They are also noted for their light- ness of draft and ease of running.
Carriages, Buggies and Sleighs
Of superior workmanship always on hand. Send for circular and price list.
A. COQUILLARD, SOUTH BEND, IND.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL
GILLETTE & SON, Proprietors,
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA.
First-Class in all Respects. Superior Sample Rooms. HACKS to and from All Trains.
YORK STATE CIDER CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PURE SWEET NEW YORK STATE SAND-REFINED
APPLE CIDER,
Bottled Goods a Specialty. Goods Shipped Promptly on Receipt of Order. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Write for Prices.
DEALERS IN York State Cider Co.
Pure Sweet Cider
114 N. Mich. Street, S. Bend, Ind.
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DETROIT
HOLLAND & BURTON, Proprietors, No. 114 North Michigan Street, SOUTH BEND, INDIANA.
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PATENTS bring in MONEY to Inventors, Fortunes in little inventions ; If you have invented anything come and see me, Delays are often dangerous.
CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, 36 North Delaware Street. - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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The South Bend Times,
DAILY AND WEEKLY, JOHN B. STOLL & CO., Proprietors and Publishers, SOUTH BEND, IND.
Job Office connected with the establishment, and every variety of Plain and Fancy Job Printing done in modern and approved style on short notice and at Reasonable Rates.
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Being the only Democratic newspaper published in St. Joseph County, the circulation of THE WEEKLY TIMES exceeds that of any other paper published in the county, and reaches thousands of readers promptly after every publication day.
The vote of St. Joseph County for Governor in 1880 was: Porter (Rep.), 4,031 ; Landers (Dem.), 3,817; Gregg (G. B.), 375. In 1882, for Secretary of State, the vote stood : Hawn (Rep.) 4,280; Myers (Dem.), 4,014 ; Leonard (G. B.), 485. It will be seen that the county has had a steady growth, and that the Democratic vote has kept pace with the in- crease, largely owing to the wholesome influence wielded by THE TIMES. In the present year the Democratic strength will probably reach and may exceed 4,500 votes. This is shown by the constantly increasing patronage of THE TIMES OFFICE and the rapid aug- mentation of the paper's subscription list.
Oliver House,
CORNER MAIN and WASHINGTON STS., SOUTH BEND, INDIANA. Good Sample Rooms. 'Bus to and from all Trains. Centrally Located, opposite Court House.
Telegraph Offices in Hotel. KNIGHT BROTHERS, Proprietors.
Physio-Medical College of Indiana.
Send for Announcement to C. T. BEDFORD, 290 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
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The Surest, Safest, Quickest and MOST PLEASANT Remedy for BOYD'S Diarrhea and Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. CHLOROFORM ELIXIR. B. H. BOYD, LAFAYETTE, IND.
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Armstrong David, umbrellas, 122 Main Arnold Joseph B Jr, lawyer, 211 Washing- ton.
Asire J M & Son, edge tool mnfrs, foot Washington.
Aspinwall David, carriage body mnfr, 514 Michigan.
Aulls Joseph A, agt W U Tel Co, Depot.
Ayers Isaac C, laundry, Michigan.
Bacon John T, ornamental plasterer, Main. Badger George J & Bros, sewing machines, 107 Main.
Baker D H & Bro, shoes, cor Michigan and Washington.
Baker Francis M, restaurant, 428 Water. Barmore N L, undertaker, 126 Michigan.
Barr Frank J, saloon, Water.
Barts & Co, commission, 106 N Main.
Barrett Anthony, notions, Michigan.
Barrett & Sharp, milliners, 110 Washing- ton.
"Bauer Frank & Son, saloon, 127 Michigan. Baxter Peter, Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter, 121 Market. (See adv, page '. 673.)
Becker Jacob, Carpet Weaver, 132 Michigan. (See adv, page 677.)
Beitner & Son, boots and shoes, 111 Michi- gan.
Bender Wm, saloon, 115 Michigan.
Bentel Christian, saloon, cor Mill and Washington.
Bentz Louis, saloon, 117 Michigan.
Berger B F, blacksmith, 119 E Washing- ton.
Berkley Annie E, milliner, 120 Michigan. Berkley Thomas F, wall paper, Michigan. Bert & Johnson, meat, 138 Michigan.
Birdsell Manufacturing Co, mnfrs of clov- er separators, Columbia, nr C & G T Ry. Bissell Chilled Plow Works, Race and Mill.
Blade P, physician, 134 Michigan.
Bonney James, photographer, 101 Michi- gan.
Bowen George, saloon, 127 Main.
Bowsher M P, machinist, E Washington.
Braniff & Mclaughlin, horseshoers, 113 Jefferson.
Brechenser & Gardner, grocers, 438 Water. Brewer Bros, Umbrella Repairers, Saw Filers, Cutlery Grinders, 107 E Jef- ferson. (See adr, page 677.)
Brick A L, lawyer, 114 Washington.
Brown Maggie, dressmkr, 218 Michigan.
Brown Ross, restaurant, 325 South.
Brownfield John, dry goods, 201 N Mich- igan.
Brownfield John Jr, lawyer, Michigan. Buckendorf Louis, Florist, 217 Jefferson. (See adv, page 671.)
Bugbee Willis A, abstracts of title, 122 Main.
Burket Emil, saloon, 432 Water.
Bush, Jamieson & Co, dry goods, 121 Michigan.
Buysse Edward, jeweler, 131 Washington.
Cahill Hugh P, Grocer, cor Wil- liam and South.
Callmer Fred, wagonmkr.
Calvert Daniel M, dentist, 123 Wash- ington.
Camfield Joseph H, barber, Michigan.
Campbell Marvin, scales, etc, 115 Market. Camper James W, gunsmith, Main.
Canty John C, Merchant Tailor, Washington.
Carpender George W, physician, 113 Wash- - ington.
Cassidy John, physician, 107 Washington. Celania L, confectioner, 111 Main.
Chapin Edward P, coal and lime, cor Michigan and Water.
Chestnutwood Reese J Jr, deputy internal revenue collector, Main.
Chockelt J. A, Carriage Mnfr, 115 and 117 W Jefferson and 126 and 128' Main. . (See adv, page 673.)
Cleis J C, jeweler, 105 Michigan.
Clifford & Farr, real estate, 132 Wash- ington.
Collins Charles, Restaurant, cor Jefferson and Michigan.
Collins & Knespert, shoemkrs, 108 Main. Collmar George, shoemkr, 111 Pearl ave. Conant A M, furniture, 129 Main.
Conklin Frank G, dentist, cor Michigan and Washington.
Coonley Charles, druggist, 101 Michigan. Coppes George W, vet surgeon.
Coquillard A, Wagonmaker, cor Water and Lafayette. (See adv.)
Coquillard Benjamin, livery, Michigan. Cottrell Elizabeth, dressmkr, 115 Michigan. Crawford Robert O, grocer, Jefferson.
Creeed John P, lawyer, 116 Washington.
Crepeau Bros, Dealers in-Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 441 Water. (See adv, page 673.)
Culp E Mrs, Fashionable Dressmaker, 114 Michigan.
Cummins David E, dentist, 108 Michigan. Cushing & Co, drugs, 101 N Michigan.
Daugherty Charles A, physician, Michigan. Deacon A N & Son, cigars, 105 Washington. Deane Henry, barber, 440 Water.
Defrees Thomas W, builder, Main.
Diamond Spark Arrester Co, Knoblock &. Shoemaker, proprs, 106 Main.
Domke Emil, grocer, Washington.
Dougherty & Sawyer, physicians, cor Mich- igan and Jefferson.
Downs Wm, plumber, 119 Market.
Drallinger Erastus M, physician, 106 Michi- gan.
Dubeal Peter, barber, 121 Washington. Dunbar Hubert C, printer.
BINDERS. CARLON & HOLLENBECK PRINTERS AND BINDERS, 55 S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
ARCTIC { In use from New York to California. ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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LOUIS BUCKENDORF,
FLORIST,
217 Jefferson Street, SOUTH BEND, IND. CUT FLOWERS,
Plants, Designs and all Floral Deco- rations of the Very Finest. Orders by Mail or Tele- graph promptly at- tended to.
Sheridan House, THOS. RAGAN, Proprietor, . Cor. Michigan and Water Sts., South Bend, Ind.
Telephone, Gas and Electric Light and Barber Shop connected with the House.
One of the best furnished houses in the State. no Superior accommodations to Commercial Travelers. No reduction to show troups. Rates, $2.00 and $2.50 per Day.
PETER GILLE, -DEALER IN- FRESH and SALT MEATS.
SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Corner Jefferson and Michigan Streets, - . SOUTH BEND, IND.
Moses Livingston, Clothing, Merchant Tailoring and Hatter,
110 and 112 North Michigan Street, South Bend, Ind.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS BEST QUALITY GALVANIZED SHEET IRON.
GENUINE HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE.
IN MEN'S FINE HAND SEWED AND MACHINE MADE. ALL STYLES TOES AND WIDTHS. GEO. S. DWINNELL,
Western Agent, Indianapolis.
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Dunbar & Alnard, lawyers, 136 Washing- ton.
Duncan B F, modiste, 113 N Michigan.
Dunham George L, tinsmith, 226 Washing- ton.
Dunn Benjamin F, real estate, Washington. Dunning L, physician, 110 Washington.
Easton James, real estate, Postoffice Build- ing.
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