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Farrington, E., Capitalist. Farrington, Slauson & Co., Grain Dealers.
Fleming, D. M., Editor and Propri- etor of the Journal.
Flesh, Henry, Clothing Merchant. Ford, R. D., Fire Insurance Agent. Fox, Michael, Grocer.
Franz, John, Marshal.
Friedlich, Moses, Clothing Mer- chant.
Friedlich, A., Fashionable Tailor, 157 Main street ; D. Murphy, Cutter. Gabriel, J. Frank, Physician, Wayne street.
Garvey, S. B., Justice of the Peace and Notary Public.
Genslinger, S., Spiker Wagon Works. Gray, F., & Co., Proprietors Piqua Woolen Mills, Water street.
Gray & Murray, Proprietors Piqua Handle Factory.
Gray, S. S., Physician, Green street. Gross & Co., Dry Goods and Carpets. Hall, Wm. P., Dentist.
Hall, Jennison, General Traveling Freight Agent B. & O. R. R.
Hemsteger, John F., Proprietor of the Opera House Clothing Store, Mer- chant Tailor, Clothier and Dealer in Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Um- brellas, etc., Fine Custom Suits for Gen- tlemen a specialty, Opera House Block. Hemsteger, J. Boni, Editor and Proprietor of the Piqua Correspondent, (German).
Hetherington, J., Lime Dealer. Higgins, Wm., Capitalist.
Holtzerman, I. D., Wholesale Liq- uors.
Hummel, J. F., Proprietor Ohio Steam Granite Works, Manufacturer and Importer of Granite Monuments, Marble Statues and Busts ; American Granite Work cut and polished with Scotch Machinery. Customers have no two profits to pay when buying from manufacturer direct.
Huntzinger, Edw., Proprietor All- right Drug Store, corner Main and Water streets. Prescriptions a specialty. Hyde, G. S., Physician.
Johnston, Stephen, Attorney at Law.
Johnston, Wm., Contractor and County Commissioner.
Jordan, La Roy S., Postmaster. Kiefer, Leopold, Tobacconist. King, Jos. L., Grain Broker.
Kingsley, A. T., Proprietor of Kings- ley's Dining-room and Restaurant, Opera House Block, Main street.
Kingsley, Mrs., Fashionable Mil- liner, north side Market Square.
Landes, H. C., Book-keeper. Lehman, B., Physician.
May, Conrad, Leland House. Meinders, H. H., Grocer.
Mitchell, W. B., Dealer in Wood and . Coal, West High street.
Morris, I. S., Editor of Miami Hel- met.
O'Ferrall, John, & Co., Proprietors Piqua Car and Agricultural Works. J. O'Ferrall. W. O'Ferrall. W. M. Pursell.
O'Ferrall, John, Physician. Orr & Leonard, Grain Dealers. Orr, Leonard & Co., Pork Packers. Orr, Leonard & Daniels, Linseed Oil and Oil Cake Manufacturers.
Pursell, Wm. M., Manufacturer. Schroeder, Chas., Hardware Dealer. Schroeder, M., Florist.
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Sawyer & Martin, Proprietors Piqua Paper Warehouse, Manufacturers of Hand-made Flour Sacks and Satchel- bottom Paper Bags, also Dealers in Manilla Straw and Rag Wrapping Papers, Butter Trays, Twines, etc., etc. Scott, John M. & Co., Merchants. Schlosser, Jos., Dealer in Cigars and Tobacco.
Shellenberger, Jas. E., Physician. Shepley, R. W., Butcher. Simon, Chas. Wm., Hotel.
Slauson, R., Grain Dealer, Manufact- urer of Linseed Oil.
Spiker, J. H. H., Livery. Statler, D. C., Stone Merchant and Farmer, Sec. 29.
Thoma, A., & Sons, Dealers in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, 197 Main street.
Walton, F. W., Physician.
Wendle, A., Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware, Main street.
Whitlock, I. J., Proprietor Sash, Door and Blind Factory, also Con- tractor, Builder, and Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Shingles, etc., southwest corner of Boone and Broadway.
Wiley, Thos. J., Tanner, and Whole- sale Dealer in Leather and Findings.
Wilt, Isaac H., Grocer.
Wiltheis & Chryst, Manufacturers of Cigars, and Dealers in Tobacco.
Wood, K. L., Stock Dealer. Zollinger, John & Son, Grocers, corner Main and Green streets.
UNION TOWNSHIP. WEST MILTON. Albaugh, David R., Justice of the Peace and Farmer. Armacost, J. M., Publisher of the West Milton Argus. Terms $1.50 per year. This paper is now in the second
year of its existence, and under a new management. It will be conducted 80 as to merit the support of those inter- ested in such an enterprise in their midst. In future it will be carefully edited, and filled with matter that can- not fail to interest its readers. In a word, it will be devoted to the best in- terests of our rapidly growing town, and the wealthy farming community around us. Citizens, will you give it the sup- port it deserves ?
Beall, Chas. F., Dealer in Stoves and Tinware. Spouting made a specialty. Bennet, Richard, Miller.
Brown, H. J., Dealer in Boots and Shoes. Repairing a specialty. The only place in town in which is kept a full and complete Assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Wearing Apparel for the feet. Go one, go all, and Examine his Stock before purchas- ing elsewhere.
Campbell, J. K., Dealer in Grain and Seeds.
Chase, Rowland R., Justice of the Peace.
Coate, H. W., Dealer in Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes. Tailoring a specialty, also Agent for Remington Sewing Machine.
Coate, John, Dealer in Groceries, Wood, Coal, Lime, Hair, Plaster and Cement.
Coppock, Havilah, Dealer and Ship- per of Stock.
Coppock, Harvy, Miller, one mile north of West Milton, Sec. 9.
Cromer, F. M., General Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Hardware and Harness. Orders promptly filled. Bug- gies, Carriages, Spring and Farm Wag- ons, Mowers, Riding and Walking Cul- tivators, Planters, Plows, Hay Rakes, etc.
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Eby, Theo. P., & Bro., Dentists, office open every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at West Milton, and Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday at Union, Montgomery Co., Ohio.
Falknor, Andrew N., Dealer in Agricultural Implements.
Fouts, John B., Postmaster and Dealer in Notions, etc., etc. Fouts, A. C., Teacher. Gregg, Smith, Minister and Farmer. Hale, Isaac, Proprietor of Steam Saw- Mill and Dealer in Lumber.
Hoover, W. J., Miller, two miles south of West Milton.
Horine, F. M., Shoemaker, Sec. 7. Jay, T., Minister and Farmer, Sec. 33. Kellogg & Jones, Attorneys at Law. Kessler, W. W., Teacher and Pro- prietor of Livery and Feed Stable.
Mast, W. J., Dealer in Lightning Rods. Miller, Jacob, Undertaker and Dealer in Furniture.
Mote, L. M., Dealer in Drugs, Medi- cines, Sundries, Pure Wines and Liq- uors for Medicinal Purposes only, also Paints, Oils, etc., etc.
Niles, Lewis F., Dealer in Jewelry. Repairing a specialty.
Pearson, H. J., Physician and Sur- geon.
Pemberton, Joseph, Minister and Farmer, Sec. 8.
Randall, I. A., Dealer in General Merchandise.
Rumburg, G., Farmer and Quarryman. Sigafoos, W. C., Dealer in Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, and all Goods kept in a First-class Retail Store. Give him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Smithman, W. H., Nurseryman, two miles southwest of West Milton.
Stonebraker, Wm. T., Teacher and Farmer.
Thomas, O. M., Painter.
NEW LEBANON.
POTSDAM P. O.
Ammon, Levi & Sons, Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Tobacco, Groceries and General Merchandise, also Leaf Tobacco.
Levi Ammon. Geo. H. Ammon. Wm. Ammon. Ed. Ammon. Charles Ammon.
Bobbs, A. C., Physician and Surgeon. Treatment of Fevers and Diphtheria a specialty.
Dietrick, Abraham, Minister and Farmer.
Snyder Bros., Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Glassware, Queensware, Hardware, Boots and Shoes. Wieser, Alexander, Blacksmith.
LAURA.
Brandon, J. P., Physician and Sur- geon.
Coate, Thos. J., Merchant. Falknor, Levi, Blacksmith.
Miles, J. T., Physician and Surgcon. Mote, Wm. M., Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Notions, etc., etc. Stricker, John, Dealer in Stoves, Tinware; Spouting a specialty.
FREDERICKSTOWN. FIDELITY P. O.
Bowman, D. W., Merchant and Post- master.
Poince, J. W. & Bro., Carriage Manufacturers and Blacksmiths. Scheaffer, John, Blacksmith and Farmer.
MONROE TOWNSHIP. TIPPECANOE CITY.
Ashworth, W. & J., " Fairview Nurseries," Dealers in Fruit and Orna- mental Trees, Vines, Plants, Shrubs, Roses, etc., etc.
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Anglebarger, D. F., Blacksmithing, Repairing and all kinds of General Job Work.
Bowman, J. W., Dealer in Standard, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions and Furnishing Goods, also Agent for Mme. Demorest's Reliable Patterns, Morrison Block.
Caldwell, W. F., & Co., Editors of the Tippecanoe City Herald.
Carpenter, R. R., Physician and Surgeon. Chronic Diseases a specialty. Coffman & Spencer, "Star Gro- cery." Headquarters for Staple and Fancy Groceries, Glass and Queens- ware, Chaffee's Block.
Cushwa, B. F., Dealer in Cigars and Tobacco, all kinds of Bread, Pies, Cakes and Confectionery, also has a neatly ar- ranged Ice Cream Parlor, in which Ice Cream is served at all times in season. Favorite, G. L., Dealer in Hardware and Agricultural Implements. Self- Binders a specialty.
Fetters, David, Contractor and Builder.
Fuller, A. J., Dealer in Hardware, Pumps, Paints, etc., etc.
Galloway, S. & H. A., Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Soaps, Fancy and Toilet Article+, Books, Sta- tionery, and all kinds of School Sup- plies, Wall and Window Paper, Family Medicines, and Physicians' Prescrip- tions accurately compounded at all hours, Room 3, Chaffee's Block.
Gilbert, I. Kirk, Physician and Sur- geon.
Hartman, S. D., Physician and Sur- geon ; office, Main street.
Hawver, H. E., Dealer in Family Groceries and Provisions, Main street, between First and Second streets. Hawver, Geo. W., Cooper. Herr, John K., Proprietor of Grist- Mill. Cash paid for Grain.
Horton, J. H., Editor.
Huber, Fred, Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats. Special attention given to Curing Hams and the Manufacture of Sausage, " Bologna," etc. All Orders promptly filled.
1 Kerr, J. A., Attorney at Law and Civil Engineer.
Koetitz, Ernst, Carpenter.
Leonard, T. C., Superintendent of Wheel Works.
McGiffin, Samuel, Physician and Surgeon ; office on Second street, Resi- dence on South First street.
Merkle, F. C., Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Collars, Bridles, Whips, Halters, etc., etc., north side of Main street, between First and Second streets.
Miles, A. W., Postmaster, and Dealer in Wooden and Willow ware, Light and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, Con- fectionery, Oysters, Fruits, etc. Cash paid for country produce at the Post Office.
Miller, John, Dealer in Family Gro- ceries and Provisions.
Reichel, John H., Dealer in Fancy and Staple Groceries, Provisions and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Rhodehamel & Bro., Manufact- urers of Linseed Oil. Always pay high- est price for Flax Seed, and keep on hand clean Flax Seed to loan to Farmers in season.
Smith, George, President of the Grape Sugar Manufactory.
Trupp, Weakley & Co., General Manufacturers and Builders, Dealers in Lumber, Lath, Shingles. All kinds of Building Material always on hand. To- bacco Boxes, two kinds of Bee Hives, Extension Tables, Bedsteads, etc. All kinds of Scroll Work, corner of Walnut and Fifth streets.
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Weaver, Robert, Wagon-Maker and Repairer of Wagons and Farm Machin- ery; Manufacturer and Repairer of Grain Cradles. Shops on Second, between Main and Dow streets.
Wesler, A. H., Mayor and Justice of the Peace.
Youart, George K., Engineer.
GINGHANSBURG. Besom, A. C., Merchant. Evans, R. M., Merchant.
FREDERICKSTOWN.
FIDELITY P. O. MoCool, Y. G., Shoemaker.
TROY P. O. Pearson, J. M., Aparist, Sec. 24.
NEWTON TOWNSHIP. PLEASANT HILL.
Coate, James, Restaurant, Confeo- tionery, Tobacco, Cigars, Groceries, Ice Cream and Soda Water.
Coate, T. H., Blacksmithing, Plow- making, and Horseshoeing a specialty.
Crumrine & Son, Proprietors of the "Sugar Grove Mills," Manufacturers and Dealers in Flour and Feed.
DeBra, D. W., House and Carriage Painter.
Deeter, F. & L., Dealers in all kinds of Furniture, Coffins, Burial Robes, etc., also Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of Drain Tile. These Tiles are not Surpassed in Strength and Durabil- ity by any Manufactured in the State. Factory located half mile east of Pleas- ant Hill.
Kiester, S. W., Physician and Sur- geon.
Myers, H. H., Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Custom Work done to Order. Repairing promptly attended to, Odd Fellows' Building.
Patty, Wm., Physician.
Patty, Whitmer & Co., Grain Mer- chants; Highest Price paid for Grain of all kinds. Elevator at D., C. & T. R. R., also Dealers in Hogs. Pearson, Horatio, Tescher. Reiber, Jacob, Postmaster.
Rothermel, Joel, Shoe Dealer. Cus- tom Work done to Order promptly. Also Dealer in Flour and Special Medi- cines.
Sloan, Wm. R., Attorney at Law and Farmer, Sec. 27.
Teeter, N. B., Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Crock- ery, Queensware, Boots and Shoes. Clothing and Merchant Tailoring a specialty, Masonic Hall Building.
Terry, L. B., Carriage and Wagon Maker, and General Repair Shop.
Whitmer, Geo. W., Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware, Hats, Caps, Clothing; also Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harness.
Cadwallader, Wm. H., Teacher and Farmer, Sec. 13, Pleasant Hill P. O. Day, Stephen, Proprietor of Cider Press, located 2} miles south of Brad. ford. This Press has a capacity of 100 barrels per day, with which facilities he is prepared to accommodate Customers on Short Notice. Also has on hand Pure Cider Vinegar for Sale by the barrel or gallon. Bradford P. O.
Deeter, C. H., Blacksmith, Sec. 8, Pleasant Hill P. O.
Hoover, T. & O., Proprietors of Saw Mill, Manufacturers of and Dealers in all kinds of Turned Chair Stock, Sec. 33, West Milton P. O.
Kriegbaum, C., Blacksmith and Farmer, Sec. 35, Laura P. O.
Mohler, Samuel, Minister, Sec. 5, Covington P. O. Overoarsh, S. H., Teacher, Sec. 24, Pleasant Hill P. O.
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Price, Isaac, Minister and Farmer, Seo. 23, Pleasant Hill P. O.
Roszell, Joseph, Minister and Farm- er, Sec. 33, Troy P. O.
Shoemaker, J., Proprietor Nursery, Dealer in all kinds of Fruit Trees, Tanned Bark for Budding purposes furn- ished to Order. Those wishing to pur- chase Trees will do well to Examine his . Stock before purchasing elsewhere. Sec. 5, Covington P. O.
Ullery, H. G., Minister and Farmer, Sec. 7, Covington P. O.
Illiamson, W. M., & Bro., Pro- prietors of Saw Mill, and Dealers in all kinds of Native Lumber. Special atten- tion given to Custom Work. Located at Circle Hill, Sec. 10, Covington P. O.
Wine, D. D., Minister and Farmer, Seo. 9, Covington P. O.
NEWBERRY TOWNSHIP. COVINGTON.
Albery, R. M., Proprietor Saw Mill, Sec. 32.
Beer Bros., Proprietors Falls Mills. H. H. Baer. B. F. Baer.
Bartmess, H., Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness.
Bennett, R. F., Superintendent of Schools.
Boohringer, Geo., Spoke Factory. Boggs, K., Carpenter and Farmer. Brandon, Rouben, Minister. Browne, W. A., Publisher. Buchanan, J. A., Carpenter, Sec. 6. Butterfield, Amos, Hotel. Cable, R. E., Physician. Cable, T. B., Teacher, Sec. 13. Cable, A. L., Telegraph. Dodd, Face & Co., Manufacturers of Spokes, Shafts, Rims, Hubs and Bent Work.
Daniel Face. Geo. Boehringer.
Henry Drees. .
Droes, H., & Co., Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes, Gro- ceries and. Queensware.
Dunkle, Christian, Miller. Falknor, L. D., Dairyman, Sec. 31. Freshour, Wm., Attorney at Law. Giffin, J. V., Wagon-Maker and Farm- er, Sec. 30.
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Gross, C. M., & Son, Carriage Manu- facturers.
Hamilton & MoGinnis, Propri- etors of Livery, Sale and Feed Stable; Face's old Stand on High street.
Harrison, J., Physician. Hartzell, Philip, Carpenter.
Hill, Henry, Dealer in Farm Imple- ments, Sec. 30.
Kendell, Jacob, Physician.
Kinsinger, L. H., Grain Merchant. McClary, Jas., Trustee.
McGowan, Livery Stable, north side P., C. & St. L. R. R. Depot, High street. Maier, Michael, Wagon and Car- riage Maker.
Martin, D. J., Merchant.
Minnich, Adam, Justice of the Peace.
Murray, D. M., Physician.
Perry, W. L., Fruit Culturist, Sec. 17. Ranch, G. W., Tanner.
Rosenberger, A. S., Homeopathic Physician ; office hours, 7 to 9 A. M., 2 to 4 P. M., 7 to 9 P. M.
Routson, A., & Son, Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, etc., also Manufacturers of Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
A. Routson. W. O. Routson.
Ruhl, J. W., Dealer in Cut and Wall Stone; Lime by the car always on hand; all orders promptly filled.
Shellaberger, D. C., Hardware. Shuman, J. R., Banker. Shuman & Hines, Dealers in Grain and Leaf Tobacco. Spitler, Henry, Banker.
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Wagner, J. G., Tile Manufacturer. Weaver & Kendell, Druggists, also Dealers in Wall Paper and Books, etc. Younce, D. A., Physician.
BRADFORD. Hoover, E., Minister, Sec. 10. Myers, D. S., Superintendent Schools Sec. 26. Sowers, John, Grain Dealer.
BLOOMERTOWN P. O. Finfrock, G. H., Plasterer and Farm- er, Sec. 35. Rein, S. W., Grocer, Sec. 2.
NORTH CLAYTON. Heoffer, H. G., Minisiter, Sec. 13. Long, J. H., & Bro., proprietors Clay- ton Mills, Sec. 13.
Valentine, L. B., Teacher, Sec. 34, Versailles P. O., Darke Co.
Schaefer, John E., Minister, Sec. 2, Piqua P. O.
Ullery, D. E., proprietor Saw Mill and Farmer, Sec. 32, Piqua P. O.
BROWN TOWNSHIP. FLETCHER. Beamer, J. B., Physician.
Coffield, J. P., Grain and Dealer in Groceries.
Coppock, J. W., Flour and Grain Dealer.
Duncan, M., Justice of the Peace. Dunn, A., Carpenter. Earbart, D. B., Teacher. Lane, A. H., Teacher. Rundle, G. H., Manufacturer of Pat- ent Medicines.
LENA. ALLEN'S P. O. Colvin, J. F., Merchant. Cox, W. S., Physician. Denman, H. B., Physician. Frazier, S. G., Merchant. Stith, John M., Teacher.
Vanzant, Wm., Plasterer, Sec. 6. CONOVER.
Brecount, J. D., Grain Dealer. Carmony, H. S., Tile Manufacturer and Farmer, Sec. 7. Frazier, J. N., General Merchant. Johnson, W. H., Carpenter, Builder and Farmer, Sec. 5. White, J. W., Saw Mill, Sec. 12.
BETHEL TOWNSHIP.
Albaugh, N. H., & Son, " Hill Home Nurseries;" Trees and Plants at Lowest Wholesale Rates, Sec. 31; P. O. Tadmor, Montgomery Co.
Allen, M. L., Farmer and Tile Manu- facturer, Sec. 31 ; P. O. Tadmor, Mont- gomery Co.
Arnold, Joseph, Farmer and Min- ister ; P. O. Dayton, Box 1013.
Black, John, Proprietor Saw Mill, Sec. 14; P. O. Brandt.
Blessinger, B. L., Dry Goods and Groceries ; P. O. Brandt.
Brown, Hiram, Nurseryman ; P. O. Brandt.
Deem, J. M. C., Wheelwright ; P. O. Brandt.
Fisher, P. B., Blacksmith, Sec. 25; P. O. Tadmor, Montgomery Co.
Freeman, Isaac, Proprietor of " Honey Creek Nurseries," Grower and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Pines, Roses, etc .; everything new and rare made a specialty. Established 1861 ; P. O. New Carlisle, Clark Co.
McCannaughy, David, Farmer and Manufacturer, Sec. 24 ; P. O. Tippe- canoe City.
ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP. Barnes, Washington, Superintend- ent of the " Knoop Children's Home." Sec. 34 ; P. O. Troy. Davy, J. O., Physician and Surgeon, Miami City ; Alcony P. O.
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Deaton, Van S., Physician and Sur- geon, Miami City; Alcony P. O.
Wells, T. S., Minister, Sec. 3; Alcony P. O.
LOST CREEK TOWNSHIP. CASSTOWN. Burkholder, J. M., Custom Miller, Sec. 31.
Burton, Joel, Proprietor of Saw Mill and Farmer, Sec. 36. Harbaugh, T. C., Journalist. Hartley, C. A., Eclectic Physician and Surgeon. Knick, Wm., Stock Dealer. Knoop, Samuel, Dealer in General Merchandise. Nixon, A. B., Minister. Rapp, E. M., Minister, Sec. 8. Stuart, J. M., Blacksmith. All kinds of Blacksmithing done to Order.
Tyler, Wm., Blacksmith ; Horseshoe- ing a Specialty.
Whitmore, D. J., Breeder and Shipper of Registered Devons and Jer- sey Cattle, Poland-China Pigs, and Poultry.
Young, Chas. P., Tailor.
SPRING CREEK TOWNSHIP. PIQUA P. O.
Cron, A. J., Cabinet Maker.
Pence, Paul N. S., Teacher and Farmer, Sec. 18.
Riffle, Louisa J., Dressmaker, Sec. 31.
STAUNTON TOWNSHIP. TROY P. O.
Foster, James, Superintendent of In- firmary.
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POPULATION OF MIAMI COUNTY.
TOWNSHIPS.
1860.
1870.
1880.
Total.
Native.
Foreign.
Total.
Total.
Gain.
+Deaths.
Number of farms-
Bethel.
1708
1764
37
1801
1854
53
26
189
Brandt.
238
2
240
241
1
Charleston
123
7
130
Brown
1722
1582
57
1639
1863
224
15
232
Fletcher
298
292
14
306
384
78
Lena
169
143
1
144
Concord
4246
4389
312
4701
5357
656
37
186
Troy
2643
2767
238
3005
3803
798
Elizabeth
1222
1212
24
1236
1334
98
15
146
Lost Creek
1486
1345
22
1367
1450
83
14
198
Casstown
232
237
4
241
331
90
Monroe
2774
2508
196
2704
2830
126
24
163
Tippecanoe City
949
1059
3359
206
3565
4617
1052
46
284
Bradford +
152
14
166
849
683
Covington
791
892
118
1010
1458
348
Newton.
2148
2175
66
2241
2830
589
43
267
Spring Creek.
1601
1433
173
1606
1684
78
31
189
Huntersville
158
75
233
Rossville.
62
29
91
Staunton
1368
1249
68
1317
1292
*25
26
146
Union.
2950
3198
93
3291
3861
570
54
382
West Milton
390
447
8
455
583
128
Washington
5866
6017
1255
7272
7207
*65
72
226
Piqua.
4616
4840
1127
5967
6036
69
63
Totals
29959
32740 36179
3439
403
2608
* Loss.
ยก Deaths for year ending June 1, 1880.
# Population of Bradford, Darke Co., 526, making total of the town, 1375.
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1204
1401
197
10
Newberry
2868
Clayton
100
1
101
Pleasant Hill
320
4
324
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INDEX. HISTORY
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MIAMI COUNTY,
OHIO,
CONTAINING
A History of the County; its Cities, Towns, etc .; General and Local Statistics; Portraits of Early Settlers and Prominent Men; History of the Northwest Territory; History of Ohio; Map of Miami County ; Constitution of the United States, Miscellaneous Matters, etc., etc.
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ILLUSTRATED.
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CHICAGO: W. H. BEERS & CO. 1880.
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INDEX TO BEERS' 1880 HISTORY OF LIAMI COUNTY, OHIO
Prepared by Troy Historical Society Genealogist, Virginia G. Boese, 1973. Lists page references to every personal name, together with maiden name of wife, where known. . If a man was married more than once, his wives are listed #1, #2, 73, etc., with maiden names. Where there are several men with identical names, each is listed separately, with his wife's name below. Also Included are references to early Forts and Taverns, Indian Tribes and Leaders, Business Firms, and Place Names containing Surnames (e.g., Gerard's Prairie). Page numbers are given for location of Histor- ical and Biographical Laterial on each Township, and Portraits.
The Compiler wishes to express her gratitude to Anita Caserta and Mrs. Joel D. Leavelle of Troy, and Dorothy Limbach of Yellow Springs, Ohio, for their valuable assistance.
ABBOTT
359
John, 226 L. J., 270 ABEL
Buna, 588
J. Q., 148
ABELE Amos, 441, 452
John (Pres. ), 137
John D., 672
( Judge )' 610
Louis, 672
Louis A., 672 Luella, 725 Manlius, 678
Amos, 577, 872
Mrs. Amos #1: Elizabeth Himken, 577
Mrs.Amos #2: Veronica Becker, 577 Philip W., 577
Philip, 724
Mrs.Philip (Phoebe Travis) 724 Rebekah, 686
Richard, 739 Mrs.Richard (Eliza Johnston) 759
Henry, 119 (Rev.)
470 ACRES (store), 639 ADALS
Andrew C., 672
Andrew J., 672
Annie, 725
Benoni, 122
Calvin, 419
Clara, 725
Clark, or Clarke, 724
Mrs.Clark (Mary E. Morgan) 724 D., 273
David Jr., 672
Mrs.David Jr. (Mary Cory) 672
David Sr., 672, 704
Mrs.David'Sr. #1: 672
Mrs.David Sr. #2: Ellen Dougan, 672 David M., 672
Mrs.David M. (Mary Cory) 672 Demas, 451
E., 282 Elizabeth, 672 Elizabeth J., 704 Emeline, 672
ADAMS
Elvira, 609 (family), 444, 445, 818 Finley, 672 (Fort), 112
ABERCROMBIE (General) 40
ABIOVER S. L., 322 ABLEY
Margaret E., 834
Martha D., 672
Mary, 584, 598, 672
Mrs.Philip W. (Margaret ) 577 ABOTT J., 320 ABRAMS
R. N., (Brevet Brig.Gen. ) , 193 Sarah, 506
Sarah Z., 672
Thomas, 281, 358
William, 232
ADDISON (Town of), 532
ADLARD John Jr., 471 Mrs. John Jr. #1: Elizabeth Colton, 471
Mrs. John Jr. #2: Mrs. Eliza Johnson Looker, 471
John Sr., 471
l'rs. John Sr. (Mary Norton) 471
ADNEY John, 311
AGENBROOD Albert A., 628 Daniel Jr., 627
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Daniel Sr., 231, 411, 417, 627 Mrs. Daniel Sr. (Rachel Williams), 627
Guy B., 628
Isaac, 417 L. W., 627, 628
Ers. L.W. (Hannah
Puterbaugh), 628 AIRHART Catherine, 856 Jacob. 856 L'rs. Jacob (Elizabeth ),856
AKO L'ichael, 25 ALBAUGH
Anna G., 799 Benjamin F., 799
B. F., 725
C., 680
Carlysle C., 800
Mendenhall) 725
Charley D., 799'
Crawford B.,
Clarence L., 725
Clifford L., 628
Mrs. Clifford L. (Miss O.C. Williamson), 628
Luke 860
Lydia, 800
Lydia N., 800
Mary, 800
Mary L., 680
Mattie, 804 Nathan G., 800
Sara N., 813
Sarah, 800
William A., 799, 800 Mrs. W .. A. (Amanda Bauman) 800
ALEXANDER
Mr. 672
Mrs.
(Margaret Stonaker)
672
Allie. 672 Carrie, 672 David, 284
Eva Irene, 672
H., 274
Isaac G., 672
J .. 374 John K., 282
Lillie May, 672
Luella, 672 Mary, 672 Stephen, 535
W. H., 672 Mrs. W.H. (Eliza Boone) 672
ALEY
Mrs. Amos P. (Mary E. Dunham ), 655
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Susanna, 799
ALBERY
John M., 725 Martin S., 725 Norris W., 725 Richard F., 725
R. M., 725, 878 Mrs. R.M. (Hannah Fowler) 725
ALDER Jonathan, 150
ALDRICH Anson, 800, 804
800
Mrs. Anson (Lydia
Mrs. B.F. (Priscilla
Celia, 800 800
Grace C., 800
Henry W. 800
Albaugh & Coate (general merchandise), 808 David R., 799, 874 Mrs. David R. (Martha Murphey), 799 Dora A., 725 D. R., 799 Edwin S., 725 Elizabeth, 777 Ellis. 725
Emma A., 725
Harvey H., 799
Herbert. 725 ( home stead ),. 856, Ida May, 628
Jesse. 418 Jesse E., 628 John B., 799 Laura 3., 799 Lillian, 725
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