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WIGGINS & M'KILLOP'S [34 ] LEBANON DIRECTORY
Smith George W, 101 Warren
Smith Mrs Hattie, 142 north Broadway Smith Howard, clerk, boards 36 Silver Smith Isaac, insurance agent, 180 east Mulberry
Smith James, 39 Silver
Smith J Henry, teamster, 93 High
Smith J M, attorney, 146 north Broadway
Smith James M, judge common pleas court, Masonic building, Court, res Broad way
Smith John, laborer, east Pleasant
Smith John E, attorney and notary, Masonic building, res 91 Warren
Smith Mrs L, 111 east Main
Smith L G, works J Schwartz
Smith Martha, 182 Mulberry
SMITH O E, blacksmith, 62 Mulberry, res 55 Mulberry
Smith Percy, clerk, 91 Warren Smith Sarah, 231 Mulberry Smith Samuel K, laborer, 141 Pleasant
Smith William, of W & E Smith, east Silver
Smith Webster, laborer, west Warren
Smith W & E, meat market, Mechanic and Silver
Smith William G, boarding, 116 Silver
Snyder Miss D, South
Snyder John, laborer, 144 Main
Southard Hannah, boarding, 46 Sycamore
Southers James, paver, south Broadway
Spear David, laborer, 145 north Mechanic
Spray Samuel, traveling salesman J W Lingo
Sprowls Rev J P, pastor Cumberland Presbyterian church, 186 Mulberry
Spurgeon F A, confectioner and bill poster, 121, res 22 Silver Spurgeon Wm R, blacksmith, 70 High
Starry Thomas, miller, 181 Mulberry Steele J, of J A Stcele & Co, 113 Mulberry Steele J A & Co, booksellers, 113 Mulberry Stevens E B, physician, 46 south Cherry
Stockton Wm, brick maker, 11 Columbus avenue STOCKTON W E, stoves and tinware, 74 Broadway
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Stockton Mrs N, Cincinnati pike
Stockwell Samuel, meat market, 92 Mulberry, res 198 east Mul-
berry
Stoddard Mrs M, 47 Broadway
Stokes B A of B A Stokes & Co, Bridgeville O
STOKES B A & CO, bankers, Broadway Stokes Ellis A, printer, 146 east Mulberry
Stokes Granville, 15 Columbus avenue Stow & Kennedy, saloon, Mechanic and Mulberry Stow Thos, of Stow & Kennedy, Mechanic and Mulberry Stowell Mrs E J, 114 north Mechanic Sullivan T, polisher, J Schwartz
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Taylor Frank, blacksmith, east Main
Taylor Jefferson, blacksmith, east Main
Taylor Perry, blacksmith, east Main
Terry A B T, traveling salesman J W Lingo, west Mulberry Thompson H A, of Thomson & Thompson, Freeport pike Thompson John W, groceries, 93, res south end Broadway Thompson R, street commissioner, 25 west Silver Thompson T F, of Thompson & Thompson, Freeport pike
Thompson Theodore, farmer, 219 Jackson
Thompson & Thompson, attorneys at law and notaries public, Odd Fellows' building Thompson W C, of Thompson & Thompson, 72 Main Thorn Wm H, teacher, 15 Jackson
Thurman Annie, east Pleasant Thurston Oscar, north Mechanic
Tibbles Samuel, laborer, Clay
Tompkins Mary, 7 Mulberry
Totten Jas S, county treasurer, Court House, res south Lebanon pike
Trovillo E, traveling salesman Ed M Hale & Co, Silver
Turner James, carpet weaver, 145 Broadway Turner Joseph R, painter, 18 Silver
VanDuzen A E, printer, 6 Columbus avenue
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VanDuzen Albert, printer, 106 Silver
VANDYKE O W, dentist, 125 Mulberry, residence south-east Main and East
VanHarlingen G H, clerk, Main
Van Harlingen Geo H, dry goods, east Main
VanHarlingen Harry, of VanHarlingen & Peckenpaugh, Main VanHarlingen John, physician, 103 Warren
VanHarlingen Joseph, farmer, 32 Main
VanHarlingen & Peckenpaugh, grocers, Mulberry and High VanHarlingen R L, physician, near Mulberry, res 129 Broad-
way
Vannote Elizabeth, 59 south Cherry
Vannote John, 21 Mulberry
Vannote Mrs, Cherry south of Mulberry
VanRiper H W, boots and shoes, 93 Mulberry, res 88 Broadway VanSickle & Bone, grocers, 123 Mulberry
VanSickle William, Main and High
VanSickle Wm H, of Vansickle & Bone, Main and Cherry
Vincent J D, carriage maker, 105 Broadway
Vinson John D, of J R Drake & Co 105 Broadway
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Wallace Thomas, laborer, East north of Pleasant Walter Mrs M J, 127 Main
Walters Valentine, blacksmith, 89 Silver
Ward Durbin, attorney, Cincinnati pike Warner Jerry, of Warner & Richardson 114 Cherry
Warner & Richardson, barbers, 87 Mulberry
WARWICK EDWARD, attorney at law, over National Bank, res 196 Mulberry
Warwick Wesley, 20 Main
Watson -, laborer east Main
Watson George, farmer, west Main
Watters Sallie E, dress maker, 32 Sycamore Watts Brothers, druggists, 77 and 79 Broadway Watts E B, drugs, south Broadway Watt Ira, boards Lebanon House Webster Miss Josie, boarding, 117 Warren Wesley Levina, laundress, High and Silver
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WESTERN STAR THE, Win C Mcclintock, proprietor, HOD Mulberry
Western Union Office, J D Graham, manager, 92 Broadway
White Mrs C H, 100 Warren
White Mrs D, 110 Mechanic
White Elizabeth, 93 Silver
Wifoff Benj D, Mulberry
Wilds Mrs Maria, 125 Broadway
Wilkerson Jesse, laborer, Pleasant and High
Williams Anna, 86 High
Willlams Mrs A L, 99 Warren
Williams Emma, 150 north Mechanic
Williams Granville, laborer, 130 Pleasant
Williams Joseph, baker, 137 Mulberry
Williamson A E, of Shepherd & Williamson, res Butler Co, O Wilson Lizzie, domestic, Lebanon House
Wilson Louis, laborer, west Silver
Wilson Mrs Martha, 151 east Main
WILSON & ROCKHILL, attorneys at law and notaries public, 121 Mulberry
Wilson William, judge of court, 154 east Main
Wilson Wm W of Wilson & Rockhill, Mulberry near Me- chanic
Winner Chas, shoemaker, 88 Mulberry
Winner J H, boots and shoes, 88 Mulberry
Winner L C, shoemaker, west Silver
Winters Mary, Clay
Wintrow George, carpenter, 5 Jackson. Wizer Mrs -, Clay
Wolf M, laborer, south East
Wood Alfred, plasterer, 155 north Mechanic
Wood Mrs Asenath, 104 Silver
WOOD CE, saloon and billiard hall, 112, 114, Broadway, res 104 Silver
WOOD J H, dentist, 125 Mulberry, res cor Cherry and Silver Wood John, plasterer, 130 north Mechanic
WOOD NATHAN, saloon and billiards, 126 and 128 Mulberry Wood Wilson, plasterer, 130'north Mechanic
Woodward E R, books, boards Cherry
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Wornel Jeremiah, barber, Cherry and Pleasant Wornel Mollie, laundress, 150 north Mechanic Wornel Silas, laborer, 150 north Mechanic Wright E B, insurance agent, south-east corner Broadway and Mulberry, residence south Lebanon pike WRIGHT LOT, clerk court of common pleas, Court House, residence 60 Cherry
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Yeager B M, carpenter, 8 Mulberry Yeager W S, carpenter, 8 Mulberry Young Randall, laborer, East north of Pleasant Young Wm T, attorney at law and notary public, 121 Mulberry Youse A H, harness maker, 171 Mulberry" Youse Chas, clerk, Mulberry
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Zimmerman J, tailor, 35 Mulberry Zumvorde J D F, notions, etc, 61 Broadway, res west Main
Waynesville.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
Is published every Wednesday, it is one of the best family papers publishtd in Warren county, and has a good circulation in this part of the country. The Job office is supplied with all material necessary for plain and ornamental printing. Sands & Sweet are the proprietors.
CRISPIN BROTHERS
Are the leading Jewelers of this part of the country. Their stock will be found full and complete at all times, and those wishing to make purchases in this line will find them reliable dealers, and all goods will be found as represented.
CHARLES D. WOOLLEY,
Has a good trade in harness, saddles and every thing in this line. The work turned out from this shop has always given satisfaction to costomers, as he uses nothing but good stock and thoroughly understands the mechanical part of the trade. See his card elsewhere.
S. TERRY & CO
Carry a full stock of stable and fancy groceries, china glass and queensware all of which are sold at the lowest possible prices. Their card may be seen in another part of this work.
B. H. HAYES
Is proprietor of the "Queen City Bakery," which was estab- lished in 1885. Here may be found bread and cakes fresh every day, confectionery, fancy groceries, also. oysters and ice cream in season. Particular attention is here given to furnishing cakes for parties, weddings, etc. See card elsewhere.
GEO. M. ZELL & SON,
At 17 Main street, lead the trade in the furniture and under- taking line. Their stock of furniture is large and well selected
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and calculated to meet the needs of town or country trade. Calls will be promptly attended to at all hours.
T. T. DODSON
Is proprietor of the Central Clothing Store. In addition to his ready made stock of clothing, &c., is his merchant tailoring department, which is well supplied with piece goods, &c. See card elsewhere.
ELLIOTT & COLEMAN
Have a good stock of stoves, tinware, sheet iron, copper ware, &c. They pay special attention to roofing guttering and spout- ing, and are prepared to attend to all orders promptly, at the lowest rates. They have been six years in business here, and the proprietors are both practical workmen and their work has always given satisfaction.
J. SANDS,
The well known druggist is located at 3 east Main street, and deals largely in drugs, medicines, chemicals, oils, varnishes, glass, paints, putty, etc. Those in need of anything in this line will do well to call here, as they can rely on being fairly and honorably dealt with.
FUNKEY & MISSILDINE
Are proprietors of tke well known "cash trade palace," here may be found an extensive and well collected stock of dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, hats, caps, groceries and general merchandise. This is the largest and best lighted store in this part of the country, and those wishing to buy will do well to call and see the inducements offered.
ISAAC WOOD
Is doing a good business in manufacturing and repairing carri- ages, buggies, wagons, &c. This house was established in 1844. don't fail to read his advertisment, which may be found on another page.
WIGGINS & MCKILLOP'S Waynesville Directory, For 1878.
ISAAC WOOD,
Manufacturer and Repairer of
OMNIBUSSES
CARRIAGES,
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WAGONS, &c.
BUGGIES,
WAYNESVILLE, O.
I make a specialty of fine repairing and painting, and take pride in stating that my workmanship is first-class in every particular. All kinds of repairing to both buggies and wagons done at short notice and at reasonable rates. Established since 1844. Give me a trial.
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Adams S, painter, Third Allen W H, assistant cashier, Waynesville National Bank Anderson C B, carriage and wagon maker, north Main Anderson Daniel, laborer, Third Anderson Jacob, livery, Main Anthony N B, carpenter, west Tyler Arion Mrs Jane, South
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Barger George, livery, Main Barger Nancy, Water Barnett C W, produce dealer, Third Beck Mrs Rachel, Miami Berryhill Francis, Third Bispen Thos, Water Booneville H S, clerk, Funkey & Missildine Bonneville William, clerk, North Borden Mason, laborer, Water Bowman Mrs, Water Brown Allen, farmer, Fourth and Tyler Brown David A, Third Brown]Elizabeth, Third Brown George, carpenter, Third
Brown Mrs Mary, Third
Brown Nur, flour and feed, North Bunnell M, Third Bunting Eliza J, South
Burnett Stephen, farmer, west Tyler
Butterworth Mrs F, Third Butterworth Paulina, Third
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Cadwallader A D, of Cadwallader, Janney & Everly, North Cadwallader Harriet, High Cadwallader, Janney & Everly, dry goods, Main and North Cadwallader J F, clerk, Main Carder A, North and Water Carder Chas G, laborer, Main
Carder George, blacksmith, North and Water Carey Joshua, laborer, North Carter Chas, laborer, Main Cleaver Mrs E, Third Cleaver G L, telegraph operator, Third Coleman J H, of Elliott & Coleman, North Coleman John, tinner, North Collett Eliza, Third Compton Bros & Co, meat market, Main
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T. T. DODSON, Merchant Tailor, Clothier
AND DEALER IN Hats, Caps, Gloves and Furnishing Goods of all Kinds,
Would respectfully call the attention of everybody to his new stock of fall and winter goods, consisting of all kinds of Cloths, Cassimeres and Suitings of every description. Ready-made Clothing for Men, Youths and Boys; Hats, Caps and Gloves, and in fact everything desirable, usually kept in a first-class Clothing House.
CUSTOM WORK.
If I can't suit you out of my ready-made Stock, select what you want out of my fine assortment of Piece Goods, and I will take your measure and guaran- tee to give you a fit that can't be beat anywhere.
33 MAIN ST., WAYNESVILLE, O.
CRISPIN BROS. Watch Makers & Jewelers,
AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Jewelry, Silverware and Spectacles, MAIN STREET, WAYNESVILLE, OHIO.
Compton Samuel, butcher Third Cook Wm, plasterer, Main
Cooper Joshua, laborer, Third
Cornell Samuel, farmer, Main Cornell Well C, farmer, Main Crispin Allen, Third CRISPIN BROS, jewelers, Main Crispin G W, of Crispin Bros, Fourth Crispin J A, of Crispin Bros, Third Cummings Lee, laborer, North
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Dakin Edward F, physician, Third Daniels Miss L, Third
Daniels Miss Rebecca, Third Davis Mrs, Main Davis Edward, house painter, Third Davis H, laborer, High Davis Reece, carpenter, Third
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Dinwiddie James, Water DODSON T T, merchant tailor, 33 Main, res Main Doll Aaron, druggist, 16 Main, res Main west of Miami Dudley Mrs E A, milliner, Main
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Eaton James, carriage painter, Main Eberly Peter, blacksmith, Main Ebright Abram, of Randall, Ebright & Co, Fourth Ebright Miss Ella, Main Ebright George, dry goods, Third ELLIOTT & COLEMAN, stoves and tinware, 14 Main Elliott S E, of Elliott & Coleman, Main Elliott Samuel, tinner, Main Emley John jr, laborer, Miami Emley John sr, laborer, Miami Engle Mrs Ann, west Tyler Enos Jesse, carpenter, Third Evans R, manager, secretary and treasurer, Western Union Telegraph office, Main
Evans Joel, cashier First National Bank, Main
Everly S D, of Cadwallader, Janney & Everly, Main
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Farr A L, groceries, Main, res Chapman Farr A W, grocer, Tyler Fetter John, carpenter, Third Finley Mary F, High Foster Joshua, laborer, Third
Funkey John A, of Funkey & Missildine, Third FUNKEY & MISSILDINE, dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, hats, caps, groceries and ready made clothing, Waynes- ville Ohio
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Gallimore Mrs A, Third Gause Solomon, farmer, North Gibbs Mrs Ann, Third Gilson Richard, laborer, Fourth
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Gordon Martha H, Third
Hagerman Chas, teamster, High Haines Adin, harness maker, Main Haines Mrs Ann, Fourth Haines Jacob, farmer, Third Haines Jonathan, farmer, Main Haines Seth, president National Bank, Third Hamilton George, carpenter, Third Harnish Amos, carriage painter, North and Fourth HAYES B H, bakery, Main and North, res Main Hayslet S B, blacksmith, boards North
Hayslit J R, carriage maker and blacksmith, south North
Hayslit T L, wood worker, North Haze E H, baker, Main
Hazelett James, blacksmith, North
Hazelett Samuel, blacksmith, North
Hazelett Thomas, wagon maker, North
Heaton James, carriage painter, North
Henley Mrs E, Main
Hoberstick John, carriage trimmer, North Holland R, farmer, Main
Holland Reeves carpenter, Main
Hopkins Mary C, Fourth
Hopkins Elizabeth, Fourth
Hopkins Mrs H, Fourth Hopkins Philip, miller, Third
Hopkins Rachel H, Fourth
Hough C A, physician, Main
Hough J B, physician, Main
I Irwin John, road supervisor, Third J
Jacobs & Highway, furniture, Main Janney Joseph Main Janney JE, of Cadwallader, Janney & Everly, Main
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Jones Alfred, physician, Main Jones Wm, plasterer, Third
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Kearney J A, clerk, Main Keys Horace P, lumber south North
Keys J E, shoemaker, North Keys Joseph G, notary public and insurance agent, North Keys John W, judge probate court, Main King Mrs F, milliner, Main and Tyler
King John, laborer, Main
Knight James, stone mason, Main
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Latcham Miss D, music teacher, Third Latcham Elizabeth, Third Leonard Thomas, laborer, Main Liddey Michael, saloon, Main Lippincott Benj E, wood worker, Main Lukens L C, physician, Main
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Mannington Louis F, constable, Fourth and North Mannington J W, carpenter, North
Mannington Wm, justice of the peace, mayor and notary, 14} Main, residence Main and Mill Marshall James, shoemaker, Main Matthews Mrs C, North
McComas A C, blacksmith, south North
McComas J C, blacksmith, Third McComas T B, sr, blacksmith, Third
McCoy Mary, Water McCoy Thomas, laborer, Water McDonald Patrick, laborer, Water McKinzie Joseph, telegraph operator, Third McKnight L, blacksmith, Main Meeks Elwood, shoemaker, Tyler Merritt Mrs A, North and Third Merritt W A, baker, Main and Miami
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Miller John L, stone cutter, Third Mills Mrs E, Water Missildine John F, of Funkey & Missildine, High
Moore Elizabeth, Third
Mosher J J, book keeper Waynesville Bank Mosher M M, proprietor Hammell House
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Neal J, clerk, Main
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Peacock Thos, carpenter, Third Peat Mrs Levina, High
Pierpont Obed, North and Fourth Prater Mrs, west Tyler Pratt D, laborer, Water Pratt, John, laborer, Water Prince Edward R, grocer, Third
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Randall, Ebright & Co, dry goods, 29 Main Randall George, of Randall, Ebright & Co, Third Randall Geo E. clerk, Third Randall Jocab, of Randall, Ebright & Co, Third Reader Frank, laborer, Water Retalic Wm, stone mason, Fourth
Ridge Mahlon, barber, Main Rogers E A, west Tyler Rogers Joseph, Third Rogers Milton laborer, Main
Rogers Samuel S, dry goods, Third and Tyler Rogers S W, groceries, Main and North, res Third Rogers Wm, livery, Main
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SANDS J, druggist, and of Sands & Sweet, Main, boards Hammell House SANDS & SWEET, (J Sands, Drew Sweet,) publishers Miami Gazette Saterthwaite John, farmer, Third
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Saterthwaite Mary, Tyler Schnebly H W, miller, Water Schneider Fred, baker, boards Main Sellers Amos, of Sellers & Co, 47 Main Sellers & Co, groceries, Main and North Sellers I, of Sellers & Co, Raysville pike Sharp Isaac, Third
Shields George, blacksmith, Main Shinn Miss, dress maker, 20 Main Sides Amos, west Tyler Sides A B, of G W Sides & Co Sides G W & Co, grain, agricultural implements, North Sides G W, of G W Sides & Co, Third Sides John, Third Smith Mrs, Water Small Caleb, janitor, Third and Tyler
Small Malinda, dress maker, Main Styles Mrs, Third Stansberry John, shoemaker, Main Sweet James, publisher Miami Gazette, Fourth Sweet Mrs Thomasine, Fourth Sykes Frank, cabinet maker, Main
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Taylor Sarah, North Taylor Sidwell, North Taylor Wm M, laborer, Main Terry S, of S Terry & Co, North TERRY S & CO, central grocery, 21 Main Thompson Milt, blacksmith, south North Thompson Milt, blacksmith, Main Thorp Andrew, farmer, High
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VanCleve Rev L F, pastor M E church, North Vicars Joseph, carriage trimmer
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Warden Daniel, wagon maker, south Main
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Warwick Amos, farmer, Fourth Warwick C R, tailor, Main Watson Benjamin, laborer, Main Way S J, dentist, North Waynesville Exchange Bank, I H Harris, pres't and cashier Waynesville National Bank, S S Haines, president, Joel Evans, cashier
Williamson Mariam, Main
Wharton Daniel, carriage maker, south North
White J Will, clerk, boards Chapman
White William, clerk, west Tyler
WOOD ISAAC, carriage painter and trimmer, Water and North WOOLLEY C B, saddles and harness, 19 Main, res High Wooley Chas, harness maker, High
Wooley George W, harness maker, High
Wooley James A, harness maker, Main
Wright Israel, Main
Wright Oscar, flouring mill, Water
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Zell George M, of George M Zell & Son, High ZELL GEO M & SON, furniture and undertaking, 17 north Main Zell Walter, of Geo M Zell & Son, High Zeller Martin V, agent, Third 4
Franklin.
This flourishing town has a population of about 2,500. F-In 1793 Gen. Wm. C. Schenck emigrated from Monmouth county, New Jersey, to Marietta, Ohio. After residing there some time he and Daniel C. Cooper became proprietors of a large portion of What is known as the Symes' purchase, and, in 1878, they came to this locality and laid out the town of Franklin. It was then regarded as the best location for a manufacturing city to be found in the west, as it is the centre of a fertile country, and has unequalled water power. At an early day', before the Great Miami River was interrupted by mill dams, vessels floated the surplus products of the valley to New Or- leans during a large part of the year, and this was one of the best shipping points on the river. The lands in this vicinity were formerly granted to John Cleves Symes, Jonathan Day- ton and Daniel Marsh, the patent bearing date October 15, 1878. and signed by George Washington, president, and embraced 311,682 acres between the Miamas from the Ohio River north to a line bounding that amount of land.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
E. B. THIRKIELD & SONS
Occupy that elegant buisness block on the corner of Main and Fourth streets ; this building is a three story. brick, and on the ground floor are two store rooms 60 feet deep and having a frontage of about twenty-five feet each. "The corner room ie devoted to dry goods and notion department, and the other contains the office, and their large stock of ready made clothing, boots, shoes, &c. The clothing sold by this firm is manufactur. ed on the third story, which is conviently fitted up for that, purpose. On the second floor may be found a full stock « carpets, wall paper, &c. This is one of the largest houses in this line in the county, and thus trade extends for many miles in all directions.
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WM. V. BARKALOW
Is proprietor of the extensive marble works on River street near the bridge. He makes a specialty of granite monuments and is the only person in the county that cuts and manufac- tures this class of work, as an indication of the reputation of the products of this shop, we might mention that a large share of his trade comes from Cincinnati, and he has filled a number of large orders from that city. He gives constant employment to 6 or 8 hands. Those wishing anything in this line should send for designs &c.
JAMES C. BLOOD
Is located on the corner of Main and Second streets. He has a handsome drug store, which is well supplied with everything in that line. He also makes a specialty of books. He has a general assortment, including school and blank books. This is a leading branch of his business, in which he has a good trade. His card may be seen on another page.
THE VALLEY CHRONICLE
Is published by W. E. Findley, and is a good local paper, inde- pendent politically, and consequently circulating freely among all classes, thus making it a good medium for the advertiser. The office is supplied with job printing material of all kinds.
E. BRIDGE & CO.
Are the most extensive dealers in groceries in the town. Their stock will always be found fresh and well selected and suitable for both the country and town trade. Their card may be seen elsewhere.
J. C. GOVERNEY
Is proprietor of Governey's sample and billiard rooms, on Main street. This popular place of resort is well supplied with first- class billiard tables, and the bar will always be found stocked with the best wines, ales, beer, and such like refreshments. Read his card elsewhere.
COLEMAN HOUSE
Is on the Main street, between Fourth and Fifth streets. This ig acknowledged to be the best and only first-class house in town. Mr. Coleman, the proprietor, is unremitting in his at-
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tention to guests, and the traveling public will find good ac- commodations at satisfactory rates.
W. M. CUMMING
Has a well-fitted up sample and billiard room on Main between Fourth and Fifth streets. The billiard room is commodious and well lighted, and the bar is stocked with the best brands of liquors, cigars, etc. See his card.
PERRINE, FORGY & CO
Ars proprietors of the large paper mills, on the head of Main street. They do an extensive business in the manufacture of pure manila and flour sack paper.
THE FRANKLIN PAPER CO.
This is one of the largest manufacturing establishments of the county. They make book and news paper exclusively and the produtcs of these mills are shipped to all parts of the United States.
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W. M. CUMMING,
Billiard Hall
AND SAMPLE ROOM,
Main Street, FRANKLIN, O.
Best brands of Wines, Liqnor, Ale, Beer Etc., at the bar. Cigars and Tobacco. Give me a call.
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Adams C W, clerk, Main
Adams David, president Farmers National Bank, and dry goods, Main Adams Jno C, tailor, River
Adams R C, cashier Farmers National bank, Main
Ade Wm, works Levi, Croll & Son
Alfred Wm, barber, Main near Fifth
Anderson B F, stone cutter, Main Anderson C M, book keeper, Second and Main
Anderson L G, of L G Anderson & Co, west of River Anderson L G & Co, lumber and Coal, Second and Canal Archdeacon B F, clerk, River
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Bacon David, cigar manufactures, Sixth Bacon Enoch, Anderson Bailey Eliza, Fifth
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Bailey Hannah, Main Baird Joseph, Green House, River Baird Mary, Green House, River Bank Wesley, laborer, Anderson Barkalow J C, proprietor Riverside House, Fourth and River Barkalow Chas, limestone cutter, Main
Barkalow Wm T, postmaster, Main BARKALOW WM V, mardle and granite works, River, res Second Bell James N, attorney, Woodrow building
Bell Jno T, book keeper, Main Bennett Thomas, teamster, Main Bierly August, butcher, Main Blair J S, salesman, Third and River
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