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Stewart C T, R R agt.
Stone J A M, physician.
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (42 Vance Block), Collects Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, Pay, Bounty, Land Warrants, Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims. Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.
CHARLES P. JACOBS, Attorney in Patent Cases, 36 North Delaware St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. )
PATENTS PROSECUTED ! PATENTS PROCURED! Infringements Stopped. Patent Suits Defended. Fifteen Years' Experience.
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Switz Harrison, saloon. Wilkey & Son, general store. Wilson W L, physician.
SYCAMORE. A village located in Jackson township, Howard county, on the T C & St L R R, 11 miles east of Kokomo, the location of the most convenient bank and the county seat. Population 150. U S Ex. W U Tel. Marion Stone, postmas- ter.
Hatfield L D, drugs.
Langley George, R R and ex agt.
Lawshe I F, physician. Lloyd & Small, tile mnfrs.
Maxwell P S, justice of the peace. Stone Bros, General Store. Turner Joseph, blacksmith. Vanbrigle Ira, saw mills. Zahn E S, general store.
SYLVANIA. A settlement of 185 persons, in Liberty township, Parke county, 13 miles from Rockville, the county seat and financial center. Bloomingdale, 7 miles distant on the St L Div I B & W Ry, is the shipping point. Tri-weekly stage to Annapolis, fare 60 cents ; to Bloomingdale; 75 cents; to Harveysburgh ; 50 cents ; and to Yeddo; $1. Wm B Gillum, postmas- ter.
De Baun & Trakes, drugs. Doan James E, blacksmith. Durham Henry, shingle mnfr. Erwin W B, carpenter. Garrigus J J, physician.
Gillum William B, Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggies. Hodson J B, saw mill. Ireland Wm, engineer. Lindley C H, harness. McCord W H, general store. Maris John T, carpenter.
Mendenhall E W, physician. Spencer J O, painter. Stanley & Weaver, general store. Stout M M, shoemkr. Wilkey E L, drain tile.
Williamson W N, physician. Woody L L, carpenter.
SYRACUSE. Is located on Turkey river and the B & O R R, in Turkey Creek township, Kosciusko county, 12 miles north- east of Warsaw, the county seat. Milford is its banking town. It was incorporated a town in 1876, is entirely free from debt, and contains a population of 550, 2 churches -Methodist and Church of God-1 graded school of 3 departments, 2 hotels, 1 flour nill and 2 saw mills. Ex, B & O. Tel, W U. Amy S Aber, postmaster. Aber Amy S Miss, notions.
Bowld William R, Saloon.
Bright & Richter, drugs.
Brower A C, saw mill. Collar Dr, physician.
Cromwell O, shoemkr.
Edgell Doddridge C, confectioner,
Eppert Thomas, blacksmith. Green Addison, hardware.
Hardesty Elizabeth Mrs, milliner.
Henderson Joseph, flour mill.
Holloway Eli, druggist and jeweler.
Ihrig F M, physician.
Jasper Clem, livery. Kelley David, physician.
Ketring Isaiah, grocer.
Ketring S L & Co, dry goods.
Kindig Joseph A, hotel.
Knorr Charles, physician.
Lake House, Mrs C Miles, propr.
Landis Frank, furniture.
Link J, grocer.
Low & Evans, grocers.
Lynch J, baker.
McClintic Edmund, saloon.
Miles C Mrs, propr Lake House.
Miles E W, blacksmith.
Mitchell Henry, shoemkr.
Ott Francis, saw mill.
Ott & Werntz, harness.
Ray George M, lawyer.
Snyder M, wagonmkr.
Steller John W, general store.
Sterling Harry, barber.
Stetter & Rippey, harness.
Wallace Wm, harnessmkr. Wayer John, boots and shoes.
Weaver & Bushong, grocers.
Widner Z, wagonmkr.
Young J R, baker.
SYRIA. Population 40, in Paoli town- ship, Orange county, 42 miles from Paoli, the county seat. Orleans, 6 miles east on the L N A & C Ry, is the shipping point. Salem is the nearest bank location. A C Still, postmaster.
Dott Philip, blacksmith.
Gresham J H, carpenter.
Grey Samuel, blacksmith. Speer Bros, general store. Still A C, Physician.
TABOR. 7 miles from Muncie, the seat of justice and banking place, in Salem township, Delaware county, is a village of 25 inhabitants. Cowan, 3 miles distant, on the Ft W C & L RR, is the nearest ship- ping depot. Tri-weekly stage to Muncie and Middletown; fare to each, 25 cents. L Snell, postmaster.
McLain G W, gunsmith.
Modlin J D, justice and blacksmith. Snell L, General Store.
TALBOT. A place of 100 inhabit-
PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA.
Session of 1884-'85 begins Oct. 14, 1884 and continues twenty-four weeks.
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ants, in Hickory Grove township, Benton county, 14 miles southwest of Fowler, the county seat, on the L E & W Ry. Oxford is the location of the nearest bank. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. A Hanawalt, postmaster. Hanawalt A, General Store.
James G B, hardware. Kaidle John, blacksmith. Leach J E, RR and ex agt. Morris John, shoemkr. Murphy A, grain. Parker B C, grocer. Siddins H C, justice of the peace.
TAMPICO. Is situated in Grassy Fork township, Jackson county, 7 miles southwest of Langdon's Station, on J M & IR R, its shipping point, and same dis- tance southeast of Brownstown, the county seat. Seymour, 14 miles distant, is the bank location. James F Keach, post- master.
Anthony J R, physician.
Cox Jesse, saw and heading mill.
Gabbert W A, physician. Griffith D J, general store. Keach James F, General Store. Mitchell J J, physician.
Morgan Wm, blacksmith.
TAPP. Rural postoffice in Monroe township, Howard county, 12 miles west of Kokomo, the county seat and banking town. Ship to Russiaville, distance 8 miles, on F & K R R. Population 20. Wm W Carey, postmaster. Cooper L C, General Store. Harrell & Hollingsworth, flour mill. Woodruff L M, blacksmith.
TASSINONG. A village in Morgan township, county of Porter. Valparaiso, 10 miles north, is the banking town and county seat. Koutts Station, on the P C & St L Ry, 2} miles south, is the nearest ship- ping point. Population 150. Mail tri- weekly. S Pierce, postmaster.
Bowman A J, general store. King H, blacksmith.
Pierce S, General Store. Welch B A, physician.
TASWELL. Is a village of 250 population, situated in Patoka township, Crawford county, on the L E & St L R R, 20 miles northwest of Leavenworth, court house. Huntingburgh is the banking town. Ex, Adams. J A McWilliams, postmaster. Day John S, saw mill. Eular J T, general store. Goldman H H, grocer. Goldman M, grocer. Goodale George S, staves.
Huff W, saloon. Judd A S, grocer.
Mc Williams J A & Co, Saw Mill. Sage H, grocer. Taswell J B, hotel. Wilson Daily, staves.
TAYLORSVILLE. On line' of the J M & I R R, 35 miles southeast of In- dianapolis, is a village of 400 inhabitants, in German township, Bartholomew connty, 7 miles northeast of Columbus, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. Grain, hogs and staves are shipped. Adams Ex. Tilmon Fulp, postmaster.
Downey A S Rev (New Light). Drybread Bros, flour mill and general store. Drybread Sanford, justice. .
Dyson G H, wagonmkr.
Fulp Tilmon, General Store. Howe O E, physician. Hunt John, hotel. McEvenne Barney, saloon.
Miller Nathan, blacksmith.
Murray J T, justice of the peace.
Neible Bros, saw mill.
Nickey J B, shoemkr.
Richards F B, Physician. Russel Nathan, wagonmkr. Steinberger S F, druggist.
Steinberger S H, R R and ex agt.
TECUMSEH. A hamlet located in Fayette township, Vigo county, on the Wabash river, 7 miles north of Terre Haute, the county seat, banking town and place of shipment. Population 106. John A Winters, postmaster. Cobble Albert, blacksmith. Dreber Anton, cooper. Dreber Ottmer, cooper. Joseph John, wagonmkr.
Joseph S C, grocer. Joseph Wm, carpenter.
Keen George W, grocer. McNutt Wm, grain and live stock.
Otte Wm, grocer.
Winters John A, Shoemaker.
TEEGARDEN. Situated in Polk township, Marshall county, 12 miles north- west of Plymouth, the county seat, on line of the B & O R R, is a village of 100 in- habitants. Ships lumber. Ex, B & O. J D Johnson, postmaster.
Aldrich N W, wagonmkr. Forsyth C A, shoemkr. Johnson J D, General Store. Neville R, physician. Peterson Charles, saloon. Plake T J, general store.
TEFFT. Known locally as Dunn- ville, is a station on I I & I R R and Kan-
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kakee river, in Kankakee township, Jasper county, 25 miles northeast of Rensselaer, the county seat. Population 25. Ex, U S. J R Frederick, postmaster. Dunn J D, hay.
Frederick J R, General Store. Jones Thomas, blacksmith. 'Way A, agrl implements.
TELL CITY. The most important town in Perry county, is a thrifty manu- facturing place of 2,500 inhabitants, lo- cated in Troy township, Perry county, 3 eniles from Cannelton court house, 70 above Evansville, and 124 below Louisville, Ky. It has Catholic and Lutheran churches, 3 public schools, 3 hotels, 1 bank and a weekly newspaper-The Anzeiger. This is the most extensive manufacturing center on the Ohio between New Albany and Evansville. The prominent establishments comprise 2 distilleries, a planing mill, shingle factory, brewery, woolen mill, hub and spoke factory, 1 foundry, 2 stave fac- tories, 2 flour mills, 3 furniture factories, 3 coal mines, 2 chair factories, saw mill, bel- lows works, tannery, chair splint factory, and a mattress factory. Stage daily to Cannelton ; fare, 25 cents. Ex, Adams. G F Bott, postmaster.
Adams Joseph, hub and spoke mnfr.
Althof Robert, clothing.
Bader Henry, boots and shoes.
Bader Lorenz, meats.
Basedow Henry, groceries.
Baur Francis K, general store.
Becker Charles, brewer.
Becker Ferdinand, hardware.
Bender Andrew, barber. Bettinger Michael, woolen mills.
Bielefeld Henry, grocer.
Bollinger Jacob, lawyer and insurance.
Bott George F, publr Tell City Anzeiger, and postmaster. Brucker Charles, physician.
Cabinet Makers' Union, furniture mnfrs.
Chairmakers' Union, chair mnfrs.
Cluthe Wm, physician.
Combs, Hartman & Co, chair mnfrs.
Derendinger Michael, distiller.
Derr John, blacksmith.
Dosch Michael, mineral water.
Einsiedler Remig, saloon.
Elfreich Charles, flour mill.
Fischer Jost, saloon. Frey Minnie J, dry goods. Haacke Henry, grocer. Hanloh Theodore, saloon. Hartmann Annie, millinery.
Haunstein Jacob, harness.
Hauser Emil, photographer. Hauser Jacob, saloon. Heratt George, notions.
Herman Bros, agrl implements.
Herr John, mer tailor.
Hoby John, saloon.
Hofmann Wendell, saloon.
Hubbs D R, justice of the peace.
Huber John L & J, jewelers.
Hubert John J, hotel.
Judt Fred Rev (Lutheran).
Kaelin Charles F, saloon.
Kaercher Rudolph, grocer.
Kahler Charles, livery.
Keller Henry, bellowsmkr.
Kiefer Lawrence, stave mnfr.
Knopp Charles, harness.
Kramer Fred, groceries.
Krecker John, shoemkr.
Kreisler M & Son, Planing Mill.
Kroessman George, grocer.
Krogman August, distiller.
Krug Valentine, general store.
Kunz Jacob, grocer.
Langenham Fred, saloon.
Launer John M, hardware.
Ludwig Adolf, propr Washington House.
Ludwig Henry, marble works.
McGregor & Burst, stave factory.
Manninger August, saw mill.
Marti Lulu, dressmkr.
Mengold F J, blacksmith.
Mertes Charles, chair splint mnfr.
Meyer John J, stoves and tinware.
Moraweck Anton, propr Steiner House.
Nimsgern Henry, Agricultural Implements and Sewing Machines. Obrecht John, shingle mill.
Oelcker John, Boot and Shoemaker. Rank Fred, saloon.
Reif Charles, hardware.
Ress John V, stoves and tinware.
Rheinlander Charles, meat market.
Ritzler Albert, saloon.
Rode Adam, cigars.
Ruchti John, wagonmkr.
Rumpel John Mrs, grocer.
Schaefer Bros, cigars.
Schellhaase Fred W, physician.
Schergens John H, undertakers.
Schergens Kate Mrs, dry goods.
Schrieber August, Druggist, cor 8th and Humboldt.
Schuler Henry, barber.
Schweitzer Annie, saloon. Southwestern Furniture Co, furniture mnfrs.
Stalder Hermann, general store.
Steinauer Charles & Co, flour mill.
Steiner House, Anton Moraweck, propr.
Steinhauer George, meat market.
Stocker Jacob, general store.
Stuehrk Caroline, notions.
Suthoff John, general store.
Tell City Anzeiger, G F Bott, propr.
Tell City Bank (capital $18,000): M Bet- tinger, pres; G Huthsteiner, cash. Tell City Furniture Co, furniture mnirs.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS BEST QUALITY GALVANIZED SHEET IRON.
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Tewes Bernhard, general store. Voelke Fred Jr, brewer. Washington House, Adolf Ludwig, propr. Wettmarshausen Henry, wagonmkr. Wichser Fred, saloon. Wiedmer, Obonssier & Co, foundry. Windpfennig Richard, saloon and coal. Winterath Stephen, grocer. Wolf Frank, carpenter. Zoll B, saloon. Zollinger John, saloon.
TEMPLE. A recently established postoffice in Crawford county.
TEMPLETON. A village of 250 inhabitants, located at the junction of the L E & W and C I St L & C Rys, in Bolivar township, Benton county, 10 miles south- east of Fowler and 1 mile east of Oxford, the banking town. Grain is shipped. Ex, U S. George H Finch, postmaster. Ashby Daniel, carpenter.
Barker E A, grocer and agrl implements. Blue Joseph, hotel.
Bristow Jasper, physician. Cochran Wm, justice of the peace. DeHart Joseph, restaurant. Fall C W, druggist.
Finch G H & Son, General Store. Lanim David & Co, tile mnfrs and general store.
Rosa John P, grocer. Templeton H G, lumber. Templeton W J, live stock.
TENNYSON. Hamlet located on the L E & St L R R, in Skelton township, Warrick county, 8 miles east of Boonville, the county seat and banking town. Popu- lation 40. E D Gee, postmaster.
Eames C B, general store.
Gee E D, Flour and Saw Mill and Fel- loe Mnfr.
TERHUNE. Is a station on Air Line Div L N A & CR R, in Marion town- ship, Boone county, 15 miles northeast of Lebanon, the county seat and banking town, and 31} from Indianapolis. Popu- lation 110. Ex, Am. G E Miller, post- master.
Boyer J R, blacksmith.
Good George, grocer, shoemkr and justice. Hill G W, saw and heading mill. Howard Larkin, butcher.
Miller George E, General Store and Grain.
Murray Jacob, drugs. Mutchler Willis, saloon. Nicholson Wm, live stock. Purdy J C, physician and insurance. Sims Bros, general store. Sims J A J, grain.
Stephenson Douglass, barber. Stephenson Wm J, physician. Stokes J N, hotel.
Teter Bros, saw and heading mill. Wyatt L D, blacksmith.
TERRE COUPEE. Population 117, situated in Olive township, St Joseph county, 23 miles north of station of the same name, on the L S & M S Ry, 14 miles northwest of South Bend court house. The banking town is New Carlisle. Mary Fau- rote, postmaster. Faurote George L, grocer. Faurote Mary, Postmaster. Faurote T, blacksmith. Gustavius Bros, cider and sorghummkrs. McCurdy John, hotel. Marrs James, shoemkr.
Pierce Frank, vet surgeon.
Shank J, physician.
Whitaker A, insurance.
TERRE HAUTE. The county seat of Vigo county, has a pleasant location on the Wabash river, 102 miles north of Evansville, 73 west of Indianapolis and 167 east of St Louis. This city is the fourth in population and the third in commerce and manufacture in the State. It has had a remarkably prosperous growth within the last 3 years, and there is no city in the State that has shown such marked improvements. Terre Haute is a hand- some well-built city, surrounded by a farming district that has no superior and is in the very center of the Indiana and Illinois coal fields. The location is prob- ably the healthiest in Indiana, and its gen- eral appearance is one of business pros- perity and wealth. It is claimed that Terre Haute is the best retail city in the State, being surrounded by a thickly set- tled country from which a large trade is derived.
MANUFACTURE.
This is one of the best fields for the in- vestment of capital in manufacturing in In- diana. It has some of the largest and most important establishments in the west, and for variety of goods produced we ap- pend the following as the most prominent : Mill machinery, hubs and spokes, cigar boxes, brass goods, fertilizers, carriages, crackers, paper boxes, files, woolen goods, engines, boilers, castings, flour, hominy, overalls, sash, doors and blinds, whisky, elevator buckets, copper goods, wagon ma- terial, barrels, bent wood, brick, spring beds, iron, nails, kegs, cars, beer, soap, pig iron, pumps, lumber, stoves, machinery, staves, furniture and heading. A portion of these goods find a market in all quarters
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of the United States, and have gained a reputation as being first class.
RAILROADS.
Terre Haute enjoys most excellent rail facilities for the transportation of her man- ufactured and agricultural products. The ' roads, 6 in number, centering and diverg- ing from the city, are as follows: The St LV TH & I road, main line, and L Div, has its general offices here, and gives it direct connection east and west with all leading lines. The I & St L road, which is another leading connection of the east- ern trunk lines. It is the northern term- inus of the E & T H, and eastern of the C & E I. The I M and T H & S E roads have general offices here. It is the eastern terminus of first mentioned and western of last named. The location of these general offices adds greatly to its importance as a railroad center as well as the wealth of the city.
POPULATION AND COMMERCE.
Terre Haute has had a steady and sub- stantial growth with the last 30 years, as shown by the following comparative table : 1850 4,051
1860
8,594
1870. 16,103
1880. .26,593
1884, estimated. 31,000
The wholesale trade has grown in a truly remarkable manner, starting, about 1870, from a comparatively small nucleus it has reached in 1884 vast proportions, extend- ing largely over southern Illinois and west- ern Indiana, and is steadily on the increase. The reputation of the wholesale business houses are second to none in the State.
NEWSPAPERS.
The press of Terre Haute wields a strong influence, morally and politically, through- out Indiana and Illinois. The papers pub- lished number 3 dailies, 6 weeklies and 1 monthly. The Express, Courier and Gazette. are issued daily, the Saturday Evening Mail, Banner, Journal, Express, Gazette and Courier with weekly editions, and The Free- mans Magazine issued monthly.
MODERN CONVENIENCES.
Terre Haute as a place of residence, irre- spective of its business advantages, possesses many attractions. It is pleasantly located, has a healthy climate, the mortality rate being considerably below the average, and socially has no superior. It has fine public buildings, handsome churches and educa- tional facilities second to none. In addition to 7 large ward schools and several private and denominational schools, it has a com- mercial college, the Indiana State Normal
School and the Rose Polytechnic Institute> the last named is endowed with a fund of $500,000 by the late Chauncey Rose. The city carries a bonded debt of $179,000, has real and personal property, assessed value, aggregating $15,000,000, and is supplied with gas and water works, a fire depart- ment equipped with 2 steamers, 5 hose reels, a hook and ladder truck and fire alarm telegraph, street railway, handsome opera house, 6 banks-1 savings 2 national and 3 private-telephone exchange, electric light and several good hotels.
The magnetic artesian well here is the finest in the country, and the medicinal qualities of its waters are absolutely unex- celled by any in the United States. It has Adams and Am Ex, and W U Tel offices. J O Jones, postmaster.
Abdill & Brown, dry goods, 231 Ohio.
Ackert George F, supt Bradstreet Mercan- tile Agency, cor Main and 6th.
Adair Stephen, grocer, 800 S 7th. Adams Express Co, 629 Main.
Adams John M, photographer, 417{ Main.
Adamson & Krietenstein, drugs, 641 Main, Ahrens August, saloon, 659 Main.
Akins Alexander, tailor, 654 Main.
Alben Josephine, physician, 114 S 7th.
Alder & Co, wall paper, 503 Ohio. Allen Bedila, mer tailor, 6th and Ohio.
Allen George M, Publisher Terre Haute Express, 16 S 5th. (See adr, page 709.)
Allen James M, judge superior court, 318 Ohio.
Allen & Havens, drugs, 500 N 13th.
Almy Charles W, harnessmkr, 106 S 4th.
American Express Co, 507 Main.
Anderson Jerre P, barber, 1141 Main.
Anderson Thomas C, lawyer, 421} Main. Apmann Henry, shoemkr, 1018 Main.
Apmann Herman, grocer, 414 S 2d.
Apollo Band and Orchestra, George Burt; leader, 3293 Main.
Armstrong John, gunsmith, 10 N 3d.
Armstrong Samuel E, insurance, 654 Main.
Armstrong Wm H, mayor, City Building. Armstrong & Paddock, insurance, 654 Main. Arnold Adolph, clothing, 423 Main.
Arnold James W, saloon, 21 S 4th. Asherman C, brick mnfr, 8 S Hulman.
Auble David, shoemkr, 325 N 4th.
Austin A. G & Co, hardware, 608 Main.
Badgley Thompson, cigars, 432 Ohio. Baker H J, lawyer, 107 S 6th.
Ball Isaac, Undertaker, 30 N 3d.
Ball Richard L, stoves, 321 Main.
Ball Wm C & Co, publrs Evening Gazette, 25 S 5th.
Ballew George W, dentist, 4233 Main.
Barker & Alvey, liquors, 664 Main.
Barnes Turner, gunsmith, 3022 Main.
Barnett Isaac, furniture, 210 Main.
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Barnett Joseph W, marble, 1225 Main. Barnett J W Mrs, dry goods, 1225 Main. Barrett Dennis, grocer, 909 Main. Barrett George M, notions, 329 Main. Barrett R J, brick mnfr, 1640 N 1st. Bartholomew & Hall, dentists, 529} Ohio. Bassett J A, physician, 14} S 4th. Bauer Emil, milliner, 22 S 4th.
Bauermeister & Busch, grocers, 100 and 102 W Main.
Baur J J & Son, druggists, 701 Main. Beach John S, banker, 14 S 6th.
Beauchamp Wm T, livery, 121 S 6th. Becker George H, saloon, 1236 Main. Bement, Rea & Co, wh grocers, 526 Main. Bennett Wm P, sewing machines, 531 Ohio. Benoist & Rougier, Saloon, 13 N 3rd.
Bergman Eno W, grocer, 1027 S 2d. Bergmann W, brick mnfr, 1625 S 1st. Berkshire Garrett, barber, 409 Ohio. Berry Frank, restaurant, 313 N 4th. Biel Frederick J, cigars, 409 Main. Biel Wm, cigar mnfr, 827 Main.
Bigelow James D, notary public, 4th and Main.
Bindley EH & Co, wh druggists, 666 Main. Bishop Annie, restaurant, 665 Main. Black Asa M, lawyer, 315 Onio. Black & Harrison, grocers, 28 S 6th. Blake Joseph H, lawyer, 225 Ohio. Blanchard Ben, real estate, 630 Main. Bledsoe Franklin G, dentist, 116 S 12th. Bleemel Ernst, grocer, 904 Poplar. Blei Otto, barber, 1239 Main. Blue Line, 624 Main. Blumenberg Julius, saloon, 16 S 4th. Boegeman Albert H, shoes, 104 S 4th.
Bogard & Elder, Saloon, 204 Main. Boland Nicholas, shoes, 509 Main. Bolinger M & Co, hardware, 114 S 4th. Bollig Peter, grocer, 731 Poplar. Bond Ned C, news dealer, Union Depot. Boord & Foley, lawyers, 326} Ohio.
Boston House, Stephen Trueblood, Proprietor ; Good Accommodations at
$1 per Day ; Centrally Located ; 202 S 4th.
Boudinot Henry H, lawyer, 4th and Main. Boudinot & Bigelow, insurance, 4th and Main. .
Bowyer George A, vet surgeon, 229 Wal- nut.
Boyd Francis A, grocer, 413 N 4th.
Bradstreet Co (The), improved mercantile agency, G F Ackert, supt, Main and 6th. Braman, Berry & Co, notions, 602 Main. Bramble Lock Works, lock mnfrs, 62 and Vandalia.
Breitfelder Ferdinand, shoemkr, 432 Ohio. Brennan James L, mer tailor, 651 Main. Brentlinger Wm H, cigar mnfr, 671 Main. Brewster Franklin P, coal, 321 N 13th. Brick & Ferris, grocers, 128 Main.
Briggs J H & Co, produce, 4th and Cherry. Briggs Leonard S, (Successor to Briggs & Holmes,) Dealer in Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings and Builders' Hardware ; Flooring, Siding and Finishing Lumber Constantly on Hand ; 917 Chestnut.
Brinkman & Russell, stave mnfrs, opposite Union Depot.
Broadhurst & Weldele, bakers, 17 S 4th. Brockhouse George E, grocer, 1243 Poplar. Brokaw Bros, carpets, etc, 413 Main.
Bronson David, propr Exchange Hotel, 1009 Chestnut.
Brown Bros, saloon, 216 S 4th.
Brown Christopher W, printer, 501 Ohio. Brown James T, saloon, 128 S 4th. Bruce Charles P, meats, 1242 Main. Brumfiel James, gunsmith, 328 Ohio.
Bryant Cathrine C, grocer, 1631 Main.
Buckeye Cash Store, dry goods, 600 Main. Bundy & Ross, carpenters, 30 N 8th.
Buntin & Armstrong, druggists, 600 Main and 930 Chestnut.
Burdin James C, hardware, 206 Main. Burgert Ferdinand, grocer, 26 N 3d. Burgert Valentine, grocer, 1207 Main. Burnes Michael, saloon, 119 Lafayette. Burnett Linns A, leather, 315 Walnut. Burnett Wm K, blacksmith, 231 N 4th. Burns Elexious, coal, 233 S 1st.
Burns J W (Godsey & Burns), 615 Main.
Button J Q & Co, stationery, 524 Main.
Byers Bros, grocers, 4th and Ohio. Byers Frank R, produce, 9th and Cherry. Calders Bro, grocers, 603 N 4th.
Caldwell Henry H, physician, 416} Ohio. Campbell R W, Livery, n e cor 3d and Walnut. (See adv, page 715). Carico George W, livery, 24 N 3d. Case Joseph P, grocer, 7 Main. Cassidy Martin, saloon, 726 13th. Casto Jabez C, druggist, 232 Main.
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