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Watson Challorie E, jeweler. Weakly Nelson W, agt CI St L & C.
Welch Charles, planing mill.
Wild John, tile mnfr.
Witt Bros, flour mills.
TILDEN. A place containing 50 in- habitants, in Lincoln township, Hendricks county, on St L Div I B & W Ry, 7 miles northeast of Danville, the county seat and banking town. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. R L Worrell, postmaster. Grant J A, blacksmith.
Oliver Hole, agt I D & S Ry and Am Ex Co.
Worrell R L, Live Stock and Gen- eral Store.
TILMAN. An 1884 postoffice located in Carroll county.
TIOSA. A village of 150 inhabit- ants, on the I P & C Div W St L & P Ry, in Richland township, Rochester county, 6 miles north of Rochester, the nearest bank location, and county seat. Wheat, lum- ber and live stock are exported. Ex, U S. Jacob Miller, postmaster.
Bush Charles, carpenter. Doke J T, physician. Eidson J W, physician. Eikenberry A A, physician. Hesey D 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 WGSEND FOR CIRCULAR.
( CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, 36 North Delaware St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Kilmer G B, carpenter.
Leavell H H, justice of the peace. McNeely Elder S Rev (Christian). Miller H L, R R agt.
Miller Jacob, General Store, Saw and Planing Mill, Grain and Express Agent.
Perschbacher George, live stock. Perschbacher John, hotel. Reed E T, live stock. Wade Luther, shoemkr.
TIPPECANOETOWN. Situated in Tippecanoe township, Marshall county, 18 miles southeast of Plymouth court house and banking place. Lumber, felloes and flour are shipped. Population 200. Stage tri-weekly to Bourbon ; fare 50 cents. Wm Yaiser, postmaster.
Blake John, drugs. Blue R, live stock.
Borton Albert, justice of the peace.
Bradley Wm, mason.
Duff & Kaley, Flour and Planing Mill.
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Gray Isaac, carpenter. Groves Edward, plasterer. Hall Eli, carpenter. Hall M, physician. Hartman Washington, saw mill.
Hartmeyer Joseph, blacksmith.
Jenkins John, physician.
Jones A, carpenter. Kluck Frederick, hotel.
Latham Adolphus, saw mill.
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Mahony John, blacksmith. Miller George, wagonmkr. Spencer Joseph, physician. Tyrrell L S, physician. Wann & Son, general store. Vaiser & Co, General Store.
TIPTON. This pleasant, thrifty city of 2,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Tip- ton county, is located at crossing of I P & C Div W St L & P and L E & W Rys, 39 miles north of Indianapolis and 40 east of Lafayette. Tipton is rapidly improving in appearance and business importance. The bonded debt amounts to $5,000 and the as- sessed value of real and personal property aggregates $300,000. It has 5 churches -- Methodist, Presbytertian, Christian, New Light and Catholic -- 2 banks, 4 hotels, an opera house and a fine graded school. 2 weekly newspapers, the Advocate and Times, are published. 4 saw mills, hub factory, 2 planing mills, stave mill, heading factory and 1 flour mill comprise its principal manufactories. Lumber, live stock, pro- duce and grain are the chief exports. US Ex. W U Tel. Stephen Lowley, postmas- ter. Allen N H, dentist.
Armstrong & Co, hardware. Ault Jesse, county recorder. Avis J F, wagonmkr.
Avis L J Mrs, Millinery and Notions. Barlow Wm, grocer. Bates Bros, livery.
Batman F M, physician.
Beauchamp R B, lawyer.
Betymer J'O, propr Tipton Times.
Bennett Alpheus, grocer.
Berryman Emma, milliner.
Berryman Wm L, saw mill.
Berryman & Qualters, tile mnfrs.
Bower John, blacksmith.
Bowlin Melvin L, hardware.
Boyer George W, blacksmith.
Bozell George Rev (New Light).
Bradbury Samuel B, saddles and harness.
Bunch Luther T, county clerk.
Chandler Wilson, saloon.
Charles Raphael, carriagemkr.
City Hotel, Henry Neehouse, propr.
Clark J M, county surveyor.
Clauser Daniel, meat market.
Collins M V, furniture.
Commercial House, E C Waits, Proprietor. (See adv, page 719.)
Cox M F, lawyer.
Deal & Means, grocers.
Drinkwater R H, barber.
Duley & Harrod, meat market.
Evans J C, druggist.
Fear Harvey, live stock.
Finley Henry, meat market.
Fippen Edward, livery.
Fippen J M, Lawyer.
Forrer O G, Druggist; Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
Friend & Gibbs, flour mill.
Fritz Henry, shoemkr.
Gilbert B E, insurance.
Gleason J A, grocer.
Graham Bros, meat market.
Green & Waugh, lawyers.
Grove Granville, jewelry.
Haas Moses, clothing, boots and shoes.
Hancock & Martindale, real estate.
Harvey & Newhouse, grocers.
Haynes, Grishaw & Shook, general store.
Hendricks G Dix, jeweler.
Hill Finley M, boots and shoes.
Hoover & Hoover, grocers.
Indiana House, Susan Von Mittendorff, propr.
Jackson Adam & Co, general store.
Jolly John S, painter.
Jones D C, blacksmith.
Kirkwood D M, justice of the peace.
Kitchen Charles, propr National Hotel.
Kleyla Martin, restaurant.
Knott C J Mrs, Millinery.
Knott Joseph, barber.
Lebo Frank J, mer tailor.
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Lebo George M, Photographer.
This is a first-class gallery, making a specialty of dry plates, by which babies are taken in one or two seconds. First- class work done.
Legg & Davis, coal and wood. Lentz F G Rev (Catholic). Level John W, sheriff. McAvoy John F, saloon. McCue Patrick J, saloon. McReynolds H A Mrs, milliner. Mehlig Henry, druggist.
Mote Mattie, millinery.
Murphy John, saloon. Nance Theodore M, saloon.
National Hotel, Charles Kitchen, propr. Neehouse Henry, propr City Hotel. Newcomer & Dickey, physicians. Nicholson Charles, carpenter.
Nicholson J F, saloon.
Nicholson Leonard, barber. Ogleby W R & Bro, dry goods. Pershing M W, propr Advocate. Pickens & Bro, general store.
Pitzer A B, Physician. Plato & Crooens, grocers. Porter Robert L, county auditor. Prillaman Martin, blacksmith. Redelberger Andrew, grocer. Robinson & Mettlen, lawyers.
Rosenthal Moses, dry goods.
Rumsey John E, organs and sewing ma- chines.
Russell John R, Restaurant and Confectioner. Saar Henry, baker.
Shephard Nate A, Restaurant. (See adv, page 719.) Shirk J A, hardware.
Siler Jesse S, barber.
Smith J M, Lawyer; Loans, Collec- tions and Real Estate Promptly Attended to; References, Our Clients or Responsi - ble Parties at Tipton ; Office in the Glea- son Building. Stewart C M, agt L E & W Ry. Sworeland Parker, lawyer.
Tarpy John, Saloon.
Thatcher E A, Photographer. (See adv, page 719.)
Thomas James P, justice of the peace. Tichenor & Bro, harnessmkrs.
Tipton Advocate, M W Pershing, publr. Tipton County Bank (Capital Stock $100,000) ; E H Shirk Sr, Pres; E H Shirk Jr, Cash ; Ranking Among the Substantial Banks of the State.
Tipton Times, J O Behymer, publr. Tucker Cannie, dressmkr.
Tyner, Hascott & Co, hub and heading mnfrs. Tyner John, planing and saw mill. Vanness Firman Rev (New Life). Van Nuys W, druggist.
Vice D B, county treasurer.
Vickery Absalom M, banker.
Vickrey Martin V B, physician. Von Mittendarft Susan, propr House. Wafflar Charles F, wagonmkr .-
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Waits Erastus C, Proprietor Com- mercial House. (See adv,page 719.) Waugh James M, notary public.
Waugh & Kemp, lawyers. Weidenback Simon, boots and shoes.
Wert James A, organs. Wright R W, loans and insurance. Young Wm, planing mill.
Young & Nance, furniture.
Zins Joseph H, grocer.
TITUSVILLE. The location of a country store and postoffice, in Shelby township, Ripley county, 7 miles south- west of Versailles, the county seat. Osgood, 12 miles north, on the O & M Ry, is the: shipping point. Madison is the location of the nearest bank. James C Myers, post- master. Holman M F, general store. Myers J C, Saw Mill.
TOBINSPORT. Situated on the Ohio river, in Tobin township, Perry coun- ty, is a village of 50 inhabitants, some- times called Polk's Bottom. Cannelton,. the county seat, is 15 miles west. Clover- port, Ky, is the nearest bank. Adams Ex. Robert Tobin, postmaster.
Babage J D, agt Adams Ex Co. Cockrill J D, general store.
Frank M, grain. Hawkins J, cooper.
Polk, Graves & Co, general store. Smith F M, physician.
Winchel Hiram, blacksmith.
TOCSIN. Is a new town, of 100 in- habitants, located on the C & A R R, in Jefferson township, Wells county, 10 miles. north of Bluffton, the county seat and banking town. Samuel Kunkle, post- master. Blue M C, notary. Chapman W, butcher. Dunwiddie & Myers, saw mill. Hall D, wagonmkr.
Kunkle Bros, General Store. Myers Jonathan, blacksmith. Plumes George, carpenter. Shimer O, carpenter. Sowards Wesley, handle mnfr.
Sutton & McKeag, drugs.
TOGO. Called, locally, Middletown, situated in Liberty township, Shelby county 8 miles southeast of Shelbyville court. house and bank. Waldron, 1 mile distant,
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on the C I St L & C Ry, is the shipping point. Population 100. James Donnell, postmaster. Custer J W, blacksmith. Donnell TN & Son, General Store.
Guettal Jacob, lumber and produce.
Henning C, cabinetmkr.
Lindner & Weintraut, boots and shoes. Miller Thomas, general store.
Miller & Powell, distillers. Morris I G, dry goods. Smith Josephine, milliner. Sparks James, live stock. Wagener Robert, live stock. Wilson Brook Miss, milliner and dressmkr. Youngman Jesse, grocer.
TOLESTON. Situated at the cross- ing of the M C and P Ft W & C Rys, in Calumet township, Lake county, 18 miles north of Crown Point court house, and lo- cation of the nearest bank. Population 450. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. Charles Kunert, postmaster.
Borman Christ, Flour and Feed. Conrad August, saloon.
Dewitt Angust, jeweler and watchmkr.1 Dyer H, R R agt. Haase Ferdinand, shoemkr.
Harms Ernst, saloon.
Kirchoff Herman, carpenter.
Kunert Charles, General Store. Ludwig Adolph, hardware. Schoneman Frederick, grocer. Swingendorf Charles, general s ore. Traptrow Fred, wagonmkr.
Wald Frank, saloon.
Wunderlich Herman Rev (Lutheran).
TOLLGATE. Situated 3 of a mile from Spray Statien, on the I & St L RR, in Washington township, Hendricks county, 10 miles from Danville, the county seat and nearest bank, is a country postoffice, estab- lished in 1829. Barney Gosset, Postmaster.
TORONTO. Known also as Bono, is a village of 85 inhabitants, in Helt town
E. C. WAITS, Formerly of the City Hotel, has removed to the
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South Side of Public Square. The Hotel, a brick building, is in good repair, been refitted and re- furnished. He desires to return many thanks to his customers for th ir liberal patronage in the past, and solicits a continuance of the same in the future.
Hack to and from all Trains. TIPTON, INDIANA.
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Special attention paid to Enlarging and Copying, and Children's Instantaneous Photography. Satis- faction guaranteed. New Back-ground; new Camera, etc. Don't forget Thatcher's New Gallery, the only reliable place in the city for first-class work.
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ship, Vermillion county, 12 miles south west of Newport, the banking town and county seat. Dana, 3 miles north, on the St L Div I B & W Ry, is the shipping station. FN Austin, postmaster.
Austin F N, General Store.
Eaton H C, physician. Lesley Andrew, wagonmkr. Mahon A K, blacksmith. Nicholas A H, shoemkr.
Tillotson Kerns, harness.
TOTO. A rural postoffice in Jackson township, Starke county, 42 miles south west of Knox, the county seat and nearest bank location. North Judson, on the P C & St L Ry, 42 miles distant, and Knox, are both shipping points. Stage route daily between Knox and North Judson. Isaac R Bascom, postmaster.
TRACY. In Union township, La- porte county, on B & O R R, 10 miles from Laporte, the seat of justice and nearest bank. Population 30. Charles E Goodall, postmaster.
Goodall C E, General Store. Schoff Henry, blacksmith.
TRADERS' POINT. In Pike township, Marion county, 12 miles north of Indianapolis. The nearest bank is at Zions- ville. New Augusta, 3 miles distant on the CI St L & CR R. is the shipping station. Population 65. Methodist and Christian churches, and graded school are main- tained. Charles Ray, postmaster. Carson L O, physician.
Coats Samuel, wagonmkr.
Gass Wm & Co, wagonmkr.
Hightchine Elias, carpenter. Hollingsworth F M, notary public. Huls Alfred, carpenter. Jennings Wm, flour and hominy mills.
Ray Charles, General Store.
Read J, physician. Ubanks Wm, carriage painter.
Watts J B, agrl implements. Wells James, blacksmith.
TRAFALGAR. A prosperous vil- lage on the F F & MR R in Hensley town- ship, county of Johnson, 72 miles south- west of Franklin, the seat of justice and bank location, contains a population of 600. There are 3 churches and good graded school supported. Grain, lumber and live stock are shipped. Am Ex. James N Stout, postmaster. Bridges H, livery. Buckins G W, general store. Campbell M, carpenter. Cappock A, painter.
Dickenson Charles, livery.
Durman CT, blacksmith.
Eaton C M, furniture. Ellis John, saw mill.
Ennis J, photographer. Ennis Maria, milliner. Forsythe J, carpenter.
Foster D M, general store.
Foster Mrs, milliner.
Jolliff J S, justice of the peace.
Kelch Wm, blacksmith.
Lee H, shoemkr.
Lyman J S, wagonmkr.
Lyster W H, saloon.
McCammon J, saloon.
Moore J J, agt F F & MR R.
Moore J J & Co, general store.
Moore R M & Co, grocers.
Morgan E W, flour mill.
Phillips Henry, drugs.
Pitcher P M, live stock.
Ragsdale J T, saw mill.
Ragsdale L M, drugs.
Ray James M, live stock.
Ream A H, plasterer.
Ream John, lumber.
Ream J B, Physician.
Richardson Shelton, meat market.
Simpson John, blacksmith.
Slack R W, wagonmkr.
Spears T L, painter.
Stevens J L, shoemkr.
Stout James N, Harnessmaker and Hotel.
Terhune Julia, milliner.
Vancleve C L, grocer.
Ward J M, carpenter. White C, jeweler.
Wiley J, carpenter.
Willan E B, physician.
Willan R D, physician.
TRANSITVILLE. A village of 400 inhabitants, on line of the W St L & P Ry, in Washington township, Tippeca- noe county, 8 miles northeast of Latayette, the location of the nearest bank and coun- ty seat. Lumber is the chief shipment. Ex, Pacific. R D Hale, postmaster. Baer Joseph, brick mnfr.
Barb Samuel carpenter. Bird Benjamin, shoemkr. Bowen Wm, meat market.
Brown W W C, physician.
Crider G W, physician and drugs.
Dougherty D L, carpet weaver.
Hanson Joseph, justice of the peace.
Humphreys James, meat market.
Johnson Wm, wagonmkr. Johnson Bros, saw mill.
Knight A F, R R and ex agt. Munea M & Son, grocers. Weaver Zadoe, blacksmith. Williams Robert, justice.
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TRASK. A rural postoffice with no village organization, in Jefferson township, Grant county, 14 miles southeast of Ma- rion, the county seat and nearest bank. Jonesborough on the C W & M and P C & St L Rys, 7 miles northwest, is the shipping point. Population 250. Daily stage from Muncie to Jonesborough. Fares from Trask are-Muncie; 50 cents; Jones- borough ; 25 cents; New Cumberland ; 20 cents; and Wheeling; 25 cents. Ira J Car- ter, postmaster.
Carter Ira J, Notary Public. Lucas & Wilson, tile mnfrs.
TREATY. A place containing 50 inhabitants, on Treaty creek, in Liberty township, Wabash county, 6 miles south of Wabash, the county seat and banking town, on the CW & M Ry. Ex, U S. Mail daily. George E Wohlgamuth, postmaster. Daugherty T G, live stock. Minnick H R, physician. Mossman J J, live stock.
Savely George, saw mill. Taylor A, wagonmkr. Vandergrift A, blacksmitlı.
Wohlgamuth & Wait, General Store.
TRENTON. Known also as Hunts- ville, a town of 300 inhabitants, in West River township, Randolph county. Win- chester, the most convenient shipping and banking point, and the county seat, is 82 miles northeast. Lumber is the chief ship- ment. Mary Ann Paschall, postmaster. Bly J, tile mnfr.
Cox Edward, druggist. Cropper Daniel, hotel.
Cropper E J Mrs, hotel.
Garrett S Mrs, milliner. Harvey James C, carriage and wagonmkr. Harvey John G, shoemkr.
Harvey John I, blacksmith. Harvey Z, blacksmith.
Hiatt & Mann, saw mill. Hunt Henry C, physician. Jacobs A, carpenter. Johnson Levi, general store. Kable Bros, general store. Keppler & Hiatt, flour mill. Lamb David B, justice of the peace. Meller James R, live stock. Paschall Mary Ann, Postmaster. Ross E P, meat market. Stierling Phoebe C, florist. Willis John, meat market.
TRINITY SPRINGS. Called, al- so, Harrisonville, located in Mitchelltree township, Martin county, 8 miles north of West Shoals court house. The celebrated Trinity Springs are located here. The
place was quite a summer resort a few years ago and is still patronized to some extent, but has not improved any since 1876. Indian Springs are located 2 miles north. Population 125. Stage daily in summer to West Shoals; fare, $1.50. The banking town is Bedford. Levi Denison, postmaster.
Akles Charles, hotel.
Allen Wm, justice.
Blankenship Sarah A, general store.
Denison Levi Rev, Blacksmith.
Dollens T C, physician.
Dunihue Daniel R, nursery. Dunn B F, propr Trinity Springs.
Fields George & Co, general store.
Finney O S, shoemkr.
Fox George, gunsmitlı.
Hamilton & Sponsler, saw mill.
Leonard M O Mrs, hotel.
McBride George & Co, tile mnfrs.
McPherson S L, physician.
Malott G F, physician.
Mercer Samuel, General Store.
Parker R H, carpenter.
Schrohe Adam, chemist. Zumfelde Henry, distiller.
TROY. Is an important manufactur- ing town of 700 inhabitants, located on the Ohio river, in township of same name, Perry county, 7 miles northwest of Cannel- ton court house, and 4 northwest of Tell City, the banking town. Troy has Metho- dist, Lutheran and Catholic churches, 1 graded school and 3 hotels. Coal of a fair quality is mined in the vicinity. The principal manufacturing establishments comprise 2 saw mills, stave factory, flour mill, hub and spoke works, 2 breweries, shingle mill, pottery, planing mill and 1 brick yard. Adams Ex. James A Gard- ner, postmaster.
Ackerman Conrad Rev (Catholic).
Adye John, physician.
Backer Peter, propr St Cloud Hotel.
Bacon J D, physician.
Ballis Jacob, wagonmkr.
Bergenroth Bros, coal.
Clarendon Hall, Theo Gaesser, Manager ; Seating Capacity, 600 ; Will Rent on Shares. (See adv, 723.)
Clemens Jacob, distiller.
Connor S K, lawyer.
Cooper F M, Proprietor Cooper House. (See adv, page 723.)
Cooper House, F M Cooper, Pro- prietor. (See adu, page 723.)
Daily Jolin, brewer. Daunhauer John, grain.
Ebel & Danhauer, spoke factory. Eichling Daniel, furniture and undertaker.
Evans F Mrs, general store.
Evans Hiram, general store.
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Fell John, lawyer. Fisher George, carpenter. Friedel John, flour mill. Gaesser Theodore, Druggist and Hardware, and Proprietor Clarendon Hall.
Gardner James A, postmaster.
Gebhard & Co, shingle mill.
Gerth J P, carpenter. Greer H, carpenter. Hempfling John, saw mill. Hottzmann Jacob, saloon.
Hurst J B, grocer.
Jackson James, saw mill.
Jergens Wm, mason.
Koelsch Henry, shoemkr.
Leingang Jacob, general store.
Leingang Philip, produce.
Lindauer Adam, stoves and tinware.
Lindemann Christian, general store.
Lindemann Frank H, general store.
Linney Bros, coal.
Mar N, justice of the peace. Meyer Joseph, harness.
Orndorff Jacob, carpenter.
Patterson James L, wagonmkr.
Paulin Seraphim, carpenter.
Richards John, boots and shoes.
St Cloud Hotel, Peter Backer, propr.
Salm Soloman, general store. Salm S & Son, leaf tobacco.
Schmidt Frederick, baker.
Schmidt Joseph, meat. Schmuck George, tailor.
Strigel John B, blacksmith.
Sulzer J F & Bro, general store.
Thoenig J G, brewer. Vogel Nicholas, shoemkr.
Washer Wm T, bridge builder.
Wilson Samuel, pottery.
Winterath John S, saloon.
TULIP. Greene county, is a farmer's postoffice, established in 1884.
TUNNELTON. Named from a tun- nel 1} miles distant, on the O & M Ry, is a village of 250 inhabitants, in Guthrie town- ship, Lawrence county, 12 miles southeast of Bedford, the nearest bank location and county seat. Live stock and grain are shipped. O & M Ex. M T Guthrie, post- master.
Brooking J H, grocer.
Case G B, blacksmith. Chapman H O Rev (Methodist). Clark Thomas, hotel and saloon. Dilley Wm, saloon.
Dixon H C, physician.
Guthrie A G, live stock.
Guthrie A & Son, General Store. Guthrie D B & Bro, general store. Guthrie M T, Postmaster. Howard S A, physician.
Litten J H, wagonmkr. Litten M M, blacksmith. Mathews Hiram, flour mill. Price W F, justice. Sutherland David, hotel. Truitt J A, RR and ex agt.
TURKEY CREEK. Situated in Salem township, Steuben county, 14 miles southeast of Angola, the seat of justice and 10 miles from Corunna, the shipping point on Air Line Div L S & M S Ry. Popula- tion 40. The banking town is Kendallville. Ex, Am. James W Mains, postmaster.
Bennett A B, live stock.
Closon Homer, painter.
Ellithorpe A S, justice.
Shade Samuel, carpenter.
Stoehr Mathew, painter.
Upton Hugh, physician.
TURNER. Called also Newburgh, located on the St L V T H & I R R in Po- sey township, Clay county, 2 miles south- west of Brazil, the bank location and county seat. Population 250. Coal is the principal article shipped. Ex Am. Fred- erick Markel, postmaster.
Carmichael David, General Store. Casper Thomas, saloon.
Ehrlich Julius, coal mine,
Ehrlich Peter, coal mine.
Fravel J, carpenter.
Hanlon Daniel, shoemkr.
Hayard Wm, general store.
Johnson Alexander, carpenter.
Mackel Frederick, General Store and Express Agent.
Pierce H M, justice of the peace.
Teter Hiram & Co, coal.
Tipton James H, general store.
Wheeler H, coal mines.
TWELVE MILE. Located 12 miles: northeast of Logansport, the county seat, and 42 miles north of Hoover, the shipping station on E R Div W St L & P Ry, in Adams township, Cass county. Contains a population of 80. A J Decker, postmaster. Bosh F M, blacksmith.
Decker Bros, Undertakers and Fur- niture.
Evrit Stephen, justice.
Eyart P & D, saw mill.
Fetroe & Grifith, saw mill. Hoover Jacob, carpenter.
Irvin A B, drugs and groceries.
Rannells J S, general store.
Shoemaker Anna, general store. Simons Noah, flour mill.
Skinner H D, physician.
Skinner Samuel J, shoemkr.
Woodhouse Seaborn, live stock.
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TYN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. UNI 723
TYNER CITY. Population 300. A village on W St L & P Ry, in Polk township, Marshall county, 7 miles north- west of Plymouth court house and nearest bank. Lumber and grain are shipped. Ex, U S. G T Jarrell, postmaster.
Jarrell Bros, General Store.
Johnson A J, saloon.
Johnson J E, general store.
Kreighbaum Andrew, blacksmith and wagonmkr.
McCormick J P, physician.
Miller Noah, carpenter.
Myers M, carpenter. Neff John, R R agt.
Richardson D, physician.
Shaffer R S, justice of the peace.
Zehmer Sylvester, lumber and saw mill.
UNDERWOOD. Population, 27, a village in Monroe township, Clark county, a flag station on J M & I R R, 24 miles north of Jeffersonville, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. Adams Ex. W U Tel. W H Hosea, postmaster.
Collins Kearns, live stock. Crum Harrison, blacksmith. Crum & Bro, saw mill.
Hosea W H, General Store, Railroad and Express Agent. Jones Milton, live stock. Wiseman Thomas, hoop poles. Workman Aaron, hoop poles.
UNION. Situated in Clay township, Pike county, 10 miles west of Petersburgh court house and nearest bank, is a village containing 110 inhabitants. Hazelton, 8 miles west on E & TH R R, is the shipping station. Daily stage communication with Hazelton and Petersburgh ; fare, 75 cents to each. R W Phillips, postmaster.
Calvin Wm H, blacksmith.
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