BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY DIRECTORIES
Polk's Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory, 1882-83
R. L. Polk & Co., Indiapolis, Ind.
BARTHOLOMEW CO. � Columbus the county seat. Clerk, Zachariah H. Hauzer. Sheriff, Thomas C. Burgess. Treasurer, Joseph Andrews. Auditor, Lewis Donhost. Recorder, David Stobo. Coroner, James M. Summers. Surveyor, John W. Dundon.
AZALIA, Settled in 1828, is a village containing 150 inhabitants, located in Sand Creek township, Bartholomew county, 10 miles south of Columbus, the county seat and banking town. Jonesville, 4 miles southwest on the J., M. & I. R. R. is the nearest rail approach. Grain and livestock are the exports.
Joel Newsom, postmaster,
Fardrea Benjamin, blacksmith.
Hammond W, physician.
Lewis M C, saw mill.
McHenry E H, cattle dealer.
Newsom Joel, General Store.
Overman C H, wagonmaker.
BURNSVILLE, Established in 1830, is a post village of 78 inhabitants, located in Rock Creek township, Bartholomew county, 11 miles southeast of Columbus, the county seat and banking town. Elizabethtown, 5 miles southwest, on the J., M. & I. R. R., is the nearest rail approach. Telephone connection with Columbus. Jeff. S. Huffman, postmaster.
Amanus Frank, saw and feed mill.
Brougher A T, barber.
Cohee Nathaniel, shoemaker.
Crittenden William, justice of the peace.
Fielder Cup, constable.
Gulley Willis, blacksmith.
Huffman Jeff S, General Store.
Huffman & Brougher, general store.
McFerran H B, wagonmaker.
McLeod & Cosby, physicians.
CLIFFORD. A station on C. C. Br. J., M. & I. R. R., located in Flatrock township, Bartholomew county, 7 miles northeast of Columbus, the county seat and nearest bank location. The village has a population of 183, and Methodist and Christian churches. Grain and walnut logs are the shipments. Ex., Adams. Telephone connection with Columbus. W. H. Butler, postmaster.
Aton Henry, blacksmith.
Barb J, wagonmaker.
Butler C H, physician.
Butler W H, Job Printer and Justice.
Cowles, Norton & Cox, saw mill.
Everroad Charles, plasterer.
Foust Henry, grocer.
Quillen S, barber,
Lee Howard, live stock.
Link William, general store and grain.
Newton Thomas, General Store and Grain.
Steenbarger James, poultry breeder.
Steenbarger E, F, shoemaker.
Talbert F, lumber.
Talkington Lafayette, carpenter.
Thayer J W, Harnessmaker.
Williams William, photographer.
COLUMBUS, The county seat of
Bartholomew county, is a flourishing incorporated city of 5,500 inhabitants, located
on the main line of the J., M. & I. R. R.,
at its junction with the Madison and Rushville branches, 41 miles south of Indianapolis and 69 north of Louisville. It
surrounded by probably the most fertile
agricultural district in the State. Nearly
the entire county is under a very high state
of cultivation, and in the growth of wheat
it has no superior in Indiana. Haw and
Flat Rock creeks both empty into White
river at or near the city. Columbus is a
handsomely laid out city, noted for its excellent county buildings, substantial business blocks and handsome residences. It
is lighted by gas, has good water works and
a well organized fire department. The city
supports 6 hotels, 2 banks, an opera house,
several churches, 2 graded schools and 2
newspapers � Democrat and Republican � both
are issued both daily and weekly. Its manufacturing interests, while not very numerous, are quite substantial and add greatly
to the wealth of the city. They consist of
3 flour mills, carriage factory, 2 planing
mills, 1 foundry, furniture factory, tannery,
brewery, starch factory, hominy mills and
stave and heading factory. The Adams
Express and W. U. Telegraph companies
have well equipped offces here. Daily
mail. Isaac T. Brown, postmaster.
Adams Clarence W, druggist.
Adams David O, photographer.
Aikin George W, insurance agt.
American Express Company, T S Roberts, agt.
American Starch Company, F M Banfill, Pres., Starch Manufacturers.
Apple Charles, carpenter.
Armer David S, physician.
Arnold Ad, Proprietor Democrat.
Arnold George W, justice of the peace.
Arwine John S, physician.
Bain Thomas J, cigars and tobacco.
Baker Charles S, lawyer.
Banker Adoniram J, physician.
Barrett & Hauser, druggist.
Bedel John A, cigar manufacturer.
Bissell House, C C Wilson, propr.
Bland Marion E, physician.
Boyer Mattie, dressmaker.
Bradford Isaac, carpenter.
Brinkley & Bosse, furniture manufacturers.
Brockman Henry, grocer.
Brown Isaac T, Publisher the Republican, Job Printer, Bookbinder and Blank Book Manufacturer.
Bruning John, grocer.
Burgess & Helman, stoves and tinware.
Burns Amos, city prosecuting attorney.
Busch Benjamin, founder and machinist,
Busch Reinhold B, plumber.
Calm & Strauss, dry goods.
Canning John, city treasurer.
Carr John, saloon.
Carr N T, judge circuit court.
Carruthers George, undertaker.
Carter & Mahoney, grocers.
Chambers & Maxwell, beer bottlers.
Collins Charles F, boots and shoes,
Columbus Democrat (Daily and Weekly), Ad Arnold, Propr.
Columbus House, Maynard & Lowe, proprs.
Comstock Lyndon W, dentist.
Convers John, meat market.
Cooper M E Mrs, florist.
Crane John E, crockery.
Dahn John, meat market.
Dalmbert & Lehman, dry goods.
Daniel Webster S, druggist.
Davis John M, saloon.
Denham Thomas B, painter.
Dillon Michael, shoemaker.
Dixon Roger, shoemaker.
Dixon & Woodburn, lawyers,
Doll John F, cooper.
Donhash Lewis, county auditor.
Donner Frederick, watches and clocks.
Dopfer John, Merchant Tailor, 314 Washington.
Draper & Lawhead, brick manufacturers.
Duffy Howard, grocer.
Dunlap Charles S, veterinary surgeon.
Dunlap, Gilmore & Coats, planing mill.
Efinger Andy, Baker.
Ellis George E, news dealer.
Elm House, Josiah Shewmaker, Propr, Depot.
Elwarner Augustus, Meat Market.
Emig Michael, Barber.
Emig Michael D, lawyer.
Everroad & Rickter, plasterers.
Fahy Henry, saloon.
Falk Frederick, physician.
Falkner & Morledge, harness manufacturers.
Fehring Frederick W, shoemaker.
Fehring Theodore A, blacksmith.
First National Bank ; capital, $100,000 ; F J Crump, pres.; William J Lucas, cashr.
Ford & Raymond, blacksmiths.
Foster Albert R, groceries.
Fowler Clarence J, painter,
Friedgen George H, photographer,
Gabbert George G, propr Western Hotel.
Gaff, Gent & Thomas, flour and hominy mills.
Gent J R & Co, flour mill,
George Henry F, grocer.
Gilgour William, blacksmith.
Godfrey Howard J, marble works.
Goslen William, propr Indiana House.
Griffith Frank, merchant tailor.
Griffith Roderick R, flour, feed and grain.
Gysie John, saloon.
Habig George, saloon.
Hacker & Strickland, lawyers.
Hall Abraham O, dentist,
Hallowell Edward J, grocer.
Ham Joseph M, barber.
Harker Marshall, sewing-machines.
Harris Thomas S, insurance agt.
Hege Samuel & Co, contractors.
Hege & White, Dealers in Lumber.
Heller & Bruck, carriages and wagons.
Herod Augustus W, propr Jackson House.
Hess John H, dentist.
Hobbs James, machine shop.
Hogue & Hertsch, druggists.
Holland John A, barber.
Hord Francis T, lawyer.
Huber Eugene I, furniture.
Hudson James B, physician.
Hughes & Henderson, stave manufacturers.
Hutchins & Burnett, restaurant.
Hutchins & Winkler, real estate.
Indiana House, hotel.
Irwin Joseph I, banker and dry goods.
Jackson Henry H, Proprietor St. Denis Hotel, corner Washington and Fifth.
Jackson House, Augustus W Herod, propr.
Jackson Robert M, Agent, Manufacturer Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, etc, corner Jackson and Fifth.
Johnson James T, harnessmaker.
Jones Benjamin F, agricultural implements.
Judkins O H, broker. Junction House.
Kaiser Jacob, tailor.
Keith John A, lawyer.
Keller & Brockman, planing mill.
Kenney Emanuel H, insurance.
Kerr Charles B, agricultural implements.
Keyes Nelson R, lawyer.
Kiems Charles S, shoemaker.
King Samuel, grocer.
Kinney E H, justice and insurance agt.
Kirtzinger George, Baker and Confectioner, 323 Washington.
Kruse Henry, saloon.
Lambert Weldon W, lawyer.
Lapp William H, physician.
Lay Leonard, barber.
Lay, Lucas & Pence, insurance.
Leibfried William, shoem||[er.
Levering Levi L, architect.
Levy Caroline, general store.
Levy Samuel, grocer.
Linton Samuel M, physician.
Long David F, furniture.
Lloyd & Morledge, carpenters.
Lucas & Stevens, agricultural implements.
McGregor John A, stave manufacturer.
Marsh James N, grocer.
Mason Hughes, drugs.
Matthews Frank, painter.
Matson James F, lawyer.
May Benjamin, carriages and wagons.
Maynard & Lowe, proprs Columbus House,
Melroy Yates, shoemaker.
Mesmer & Peifer, barbers.
Miller Thomas, blacksmith.
Mooney Marion, justice of the peace.
Mooney W W & Sons, tanners.
Morgan John W, lawyer.
Morgan Thomas, produce.
Mothershead Fabricius M, Dentist, Mercantile Block.
Moyer George W, plasterer.
Newby Elijah A, barber.
Newby William H, watches and clocks.
Newsom D, justice of the peace.
Nieman W Rudolph, Saloon.
Nienabler Henry, tailor.
Norris Xantippie, dressmaker.
Norton & Smith, lawyers.
O'Brien Michael, blacksmith.
Oppenheim Bros, clothing.
Orr John C, lawyer.
Palmer & Maynard, saloon.
Pape Frederick, cigars and tobacco.
Parkhill Nannie, millinery.
Pfeifer Charles, saloon.
Pfeifer George & Co, pump manufacturers.
Piel Henry, grocer.
Piel & Donhost, grocers.
Plotz Charles W, blacksmith.
Potter Ethel, millinery.
Prather Thomas B, grocer.
Quick Tunis G, grain dealers.
Rapp John, grocer.
Reeves Jeff B, lawyer.
Reeves & Co, machine shop.
Roberts Thomas S, agt Adams Ex Company.
Rosenbush L & Co, clothing.
Rosenheim Simon, grocer.
Rost Herman L, watches and clocks.
Shinerer George, cooper.
Shirk David C, dry goods.
St Denis Hotel, H H Jackson, Propr,
Silverman Lew, dry goods. cor Washington and Fifth.
Sims Isaac N, livery.
Sagalowsky Isaac, junk dealer.
Sisk William, grocer.
Saladin Jacob, shoemaker.
Smith Charles F, notions.
Salmon Ward, painter.
Smith Daniel, livery.
Samuels Bailey Miss, milliner.
Snyder John F, auctioneer.
Samuels D & Son, dry goods.
Snyder Reuben, grocer.
Schnur John, Saloon, Washington.
Sparks William J, grocer.
Schoessel & Siebert, shoemakers.
Spencer Charles N, lawyer.
Schultz & Washburn, transfer company.
Staehle Fred, grocer.
Schwartzkopf John G, hardware.
Stanton William A, barber.
Scott & Wilson, bakery.
Stobo W J & Bro, horseshoers.
Scrieber August, brewer.
Story William D. stationery.
Scipp George, saloon.
Strassner Henrv, galvanized cornice manufacturer.
Selfridge William K, grocer.
Shane Thomas A, physician.
Swenged Wilson S, lawver.
Shay Charles, harness.
The Republican, daily and weekly; Isaac T Brown, Publisher and Propr.
Shewmaker Josiah, Propr Elm House, Depot.
Tinsley George W, gunsmith.
Toohey James F, saloon.
Tormehlen John F, grocer.
Turner Julius M, grocer.
Ulrich Frederick, baker.
Vogle Ferdinand, clothing,
Volland Frederick, hardware.
Vollmer Anna M, grocer.
Vollmer Christopher, junk dealer.
Vonfange Gerhardt H, shoemaker.
Voorhees S M, physician.
Vorwald John & Bro, grocers.
Wagner Henry E, grocer.
Wallace William B, boots and shoes.
Warner Thomas F, shoemaker.
Weber P F & Co, gents' furnishing goods.
Werner John, meat market.
Werner Peter, shoemaker.
Western Hotel, G G Gabbert, propr.
White William, coal dealer.
Williams Amanda E, millinery.
Williams Jeremiah F, harness.
Williams Roger, pianos and organs.
Wilson Charles C, propr Bissell House.
Winterberg Louis, Bakery, 309 Washington.
Woodburn Thomas C, insurance.
Woolley Joseph, livery.
Wright Bros, pork packers.
Wright J F, physician.
ELIZABETHTOWN. Is an incorporated town of 390 inhabitants, located on M. Div. J., M. & I. R. R., in Sand Creek township, Bartholomew county, 7 miles southeast of Columbus, the county seat and banking town, and 48 southeast of Indianapolis. Wheat, corn, live stock, lumber and drain tile are exported. It has Methodist and Christian churches. Adams Ex. and W. U. Tel. A. L. Bateman, postmaster.
Adams W C, saw mill.
Adams & Orem, blacksmiths.
Anderson Georgie Miss, milliner.
Anderson John B, justice of the peace.
Bateman A L,, R R and Ex Agt,
Bergen J W, drugs.
Bodenbaum & Ludden, blacksmiths.
Burns D, shoemaker.
Burns M J Mrs, hotel.
Buxton Bros, general store.
Danforth C, broom manufacturer.
Elzen E, wagonmaker.
Farrer D & J, flour mill.
Hawley K D, physician.
Hege & White, saw mill.
Leslie & Gant, grain.
Lindley I C, apiarian.
Marsh W J, harnessmaker.
Merrill & Campbell, drain tile manufacturers.
Newsom R C, General Store.
Rogers J S, lawyer.
Sharp William, barber.
Sisco Charles, shoemaker.
Smith L F, hotel.
Springer E & Son, general store.
Thompson D A, physician.
Vaught A, undertaker and furniture.
Wills P E, Drugs.
HARTSVILLE, Located on Clifty creek, in Hawcreek township, Bartholomew county, 15 miles northeast of Columbus, the county seat, banking town and usual shipping depot. This is a growing village of 485 inhabitants and contains the Hartsville Academy, 3 churches � United Brethren, Methodist and Christian � 1 planing mill, 1 saw mill and a flour mill. Daily stage to Greensburgh and Columbus. Telephone connection with Columbus. W. T. Rominger, postmaster.
Armen A A, music teacher.
Beck W H, physician.
Bline J W, photographer.
Boyd M B, General Store.
Brett Thomas, shoemaker.
Brown G W, General Store.
Brown William, blacksmith.
Crist H, carpenter.
Daley S P, gunsmith.
Davis G C, shoemaker.
Day W C Rev, (United Brethren).
Elrod M N, physician.
Galbraith Mrs, milliner.
Galbraith A D, veterinary surgeon.
Galbraith A D sr, live stock.
Graham T. F. & Co, General Store.
Harris William, barber.
Hartsville University, C H Kiracofe, Pres..
Lawrence C, hotel and livery.
Long & Miller, flour mill.
Mabley J H, live stock.
Parkerson John, barber.
Philipy G, hotel.
Philipy N A, blacksmith.
Pitman E, furniture.
Remy G O, physician.
Remy William & Bro, grocers.
Rominger W T, Life Insurance Agt.
Rominger & Rodgers, saw mill.
Scudder, Philipy & Co, planing mill and carpenters.
Smiley T, meat market.
Tobias J M, physician and insurance agt.
Vest F M & B H, general store and druggists.
Weinland J, Stoves and Tinware.
Welding George W, blacksmith.
Welding H, painter.
Wertz John, undertaker.
West A E, harnessmaker.
HOPE, This flourishing village of 1,000 inhabitants, is pleasantly located in Haw Creek township, Bartholomew county, 14 miles northeast of Columbus, the county seat. The village is entirely free from debt; has real and personal property amounting to $224,000, and is the location of the well known Moravian Seminary. It contains Methodist and Moravian churches, 1 graded school, 2 hotels, 2 flour mills, a planing mill, 1 drain tile factory, 1 brick yard and 2 saw mills. The Hope Independent represents the press at this point. It has daily stage communication with St. Louis Crossing, its shipping station, distant 5 miles, on R. Div. J., M. &I. R.R.; fare, 25 cents; and tri-weekly communication with Shelbyville; fare, 65 cents; Columbus, fare, 50 cents; and Greensburgh, fare, $1, Ex., Am. Daily mail. Charles G. Michael, postmaster.
Aikin William H, insurance.
Albright Lewelan, carriagemaker.
Bayless Stephen A, physician.
Bittrich Charles, hardware.
Clouse Lewis E, propr Hope Independent.
Doll J L & Co, dry goods.
Donber John, general store.
Douglass William E, wagonmaker.
Droneberger A P & Bro, general store.
Feisel August, blacksmith.
Fishel Edward B, Propr Fishel House.
Fishel House, Edward B Fishel, propr.
Fox Adam, meat market.
Fulwider William H, Druggist, Jackson.
George J H & Sons, blacksmiths.
Gillespie Bros, chair manufacturers.
Gruhl E C & Son, furniture.
Haas George, baker.
Hartzell Owen, painter.
Hege Annie Miss, milliner.
Hilligoss, E W S, physician.
Hitchcock Sandford L, lawyer.
Holder James W, barber.
Hope Independent, Lewis E Clouse, propr.
Hope Moravian Seminary.
Kaler Adam E, meat market.
Keller Benjamin, harnessmaker.
Kennedy Ballard, general store.
Kent Cornelius V, physician.
Lane William P, restaurant.
Little & Dillman, blacksmiths.
Matson John F, justice of the peace.
Michael Charles G, Grocer and Postmaster.
Miller Jesse B, watches and clocks.
Miller John A, carpenter.
Miller J B & L O, boots and shoes.
Miller & Reed, saw mill.
Neighbours & Burcham, grocers.
Neligh & Albright, carriagemakers.
Norman George W, Planing Mill.
Occidental Hotel, Jacob L Doll, propr.
Reed, Miller & Norman, saw mill.
Regannas Edward J Rev, (Moravian).
Regannas Eugene G, dentist.
Rheems William W, shoemaker.
Righter John K, physician.
Rights William L. grocer.
Rominger Adam S, Flour cor Walnut and Mill.
Rominger Bros, dry goods.
Rominger Cassius M, insurance.
Rosencrans Robert M, tile manufacturer,
Schaub Julius T, watches and clocks.
Senff Henry, harnessmaker.
Spaugh Phillip, live stock.
Spaugh Robert, meat market.
Speck Charles, furniture.
Stam William R, brick manufacturer.
Stapp George B, stoves and tinware.
Stapp Simeon & Son, druggists.
Wachler Charles B, saloon.
Weesner & Fetter, carpenters.
Weinland EO & Son, hardware.
Williams O H P, shoemaker.
Womack J Willis, photographer.
Womack & Gates, barbers.
JONESVILLE. With 350 inhabitants, is located on the J., M. & I. R. R., in Wayne township, Bartholomew county, 11 miles south of Columbus, the county seat and banking town, and 52 south of Indianapolis. It contains Christian and Lutheran churches, and ships grain. Ex., Adams. M. F. Woessner, postmaster.
Andres & Sasse, wagonmakers.
Dillmann Charles, shoemaker.
Eirich, R Rev., (Lutheran).
Hammons J M, grocer.
Lawrence W M, physician.
Margueth & Griffith, grain.
Mennet C H, flour mill.
Mennet O H, druggist and physician.
Noblitt James F, undertaker and justice.
Pardick & Pardick, steam threshers.
Perry J L, RR agent and justice.
Poffenberger H, blacksmith.
Sanders J H, wagonmaker.
Woessner M F, general store.
Woessner & Phillips, grain.
MOORES VINEYARD, A post-office in Ohio township, Bartholomew county, 8 miles southwest of Columbus, the nearest banking place, seat of justice and shipping point. There are 3 churches and district school. Population, about 25. J. C. Taylor, postmaster.
Luckey G W, justice of the peace.
Patterson J F, general store.
Naylor J H & Bro, Flour and Saw Mill.
Wantland Isaac, hoop poles.
MOUNT HEALTHY. A post-office in Jackson township, Bartholomew county, 13 miles southwest of Columbus, the county seat. Stage communication twice a week with Columbus, fare 25 cents; Waynesville, 30 cents; Spraytown, 50 cents. John Igel, jr, postmaster.
Dye Morris, wagonmaker.
Igel Margaret, General Store.
Shoomaker Levi, cooper.
NEWBERN. Situated in Clifty township, Bartholomew county, 10 miles east of Columbus, the county seat, banking town and shipping point; contains 3 churches and graded school. Stage route daily to Columbus; fare 75 cents; to Greensburg, $1; and to Hartsville, 35 cents. J. L. Jones, postmaster.
Brown James G, general store.
Burge Levi, blacksmith.
Garrettson William, justice.
Grant James C, hotel.
Hunter John, blacksmith.
Jones J L, General Store.
Jones & Graham, general store.
Nugent T, blacksmith.
Shea William, flour mill.
Smalley J K, physician.
PETERSVILLE. On mail route from Hope to Columbus, is a village of 76 inhabitants, in Clay township, Bartholomew county, 62 miles northeast of Columbus, the shipping, banking point and county seat. Tri-weekly stage to Hope and Columbus ; fare to each, 25 cents. V. M. Carr, postmaster.
Carr V M, General Store.
Fuller M, shoemaker,
Glick George H, grocer.
McAlley A J, carpenter.
McAlley James, carpenter.
Norton F D, physician.
Smith Henry, blacksmith.
SAINT LOUIS CROSSING, Situated on the C. C. Br. of the J., M. & I, R. R., in Flat Rock township, Bartholomew county, 10 miles north of Columbus court house. Edinburg and Columbus are both banking points. Daily stage route to Hope; fare, 25 cents. Adams Ex. Population, 200, Charles Nading, postmaster.
Cowles, Cox & Norton, saw mill.
Essex Martin, saw mill.
Ford William, blacksmith.
Gillespie George, chair manufacturer.
Harrell & Bro, wagonmakers.
McQueen J C, justice.
Nading Charles, Postmaster.
Nading John & Co, grain.
Nading Simon, grain.
Newton J A, ex agt.
Newton J A & Bro, general store.
Schaefer H F, grocer.
Wright A C, R R agt.
SOUTH BETHANY. Formerly called Bethany, a town of 75 inhabitants, in Bartholomew county, 9 miles southwest of Columbus, the county seat, shipping point and bank location. Tobacco, staves and hoops are shipped. Stage route to Columbus ; fare, 50 cents; and Nashville; fare, 75 cents. John M. Hawkins, postmaster.
Coffman Laben, ax handle manufacturer.
Farrow A C, grocer.
Farrow M W, physician.
Hawkins John M, General Store.
Howard James, shoemaker.
Norton J Rev, (Methodist).
Price Samuel, wagonmaker.
Price S E, ax manufacturer and painter.
Purtlebaugh G, shingle manufacturer.
Reed Joseph, blacksmith.
Smith T E, physician and notary public.
Winchester John A, justice.
Young A Rev, (Baptist).
TAYLORSVILLE, On line of the J., M. & I. R. R , 35 miles southeast of Indianapolis, is a village of 400 inhabitants, in German township, Bartholomew county, 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.
Cooper B W Rev, (Methodist).
Cooperider J, physician.
Downey A S Rev, (New Light).
Drybread Bros, flour mill.
Kulp Tilmon, General Store.
Howe O E, physician.
Hunt John, hotel.
Joiner & McEvenne, meat market.
Jones J E, shoemaker.
McEvenne Barney, saloon.
Miller Daniel, general store.
Miller Nathan, blacksmith.
Murray J T, justice of the peace.
Neible Bros, saw mill.
Poffenberger John, blacksmith.
Richards F B, Physician.
Russel Nathan, wagonmaker.
Steinberger S F, druggist.
Steinberger S H, E E and ex agt.
WALESBOROUGH. An enterprising village of 250 inhabitants, situated on the J., M. & I. R. R., in Wayne township, Bartholomew county, 4j miles south of Columbus, the seat of justice and banking location. Methodist and Baptist churches and graded schools are maintained. Staves, lumber and grain are exported. Telephone connections with Columbus. Adams Ex. H. A. Schroer, postmaster.
Beaty W H, blacksmith.
Clark J S, physician.
Dougherty John H, notary public.
Heaton William C, carriagemaker.
Joslyn J, meat market.
Kincaid John, physician.
Schamber M. shoemaker.
WAYMANSVILLE. Located in Jackson township, Bartholomew county, is a village of 80 inhabitants, 15 miles southwest of Columbus, the county seat and banking town. Seymour, 12 miles southeast, is the shipping point. Tri-weekly stage to Seymour. William Tobrocke, postmaster.
Aldenhagen H, hardware.
Behrman J W, shoemaker.
Miller F H, general store.
Pardick H, wagonmaker.
Tobrocke & Aldenhagen, Saw and Flour Mill.
WAYNESVILLE. Seven miles south of Columbus, the seat of justice and banking town, in
Wayne township, Bartholomew county, on the J., M. & I. R. R., contains 100 inhabitants and supports 1 church and district school. S. Goshorn, postmaster.
Clark A, carpenter.
Goshorn Smith, general store.
Keller Joseph, blacksmith.
Wood J. C., carpenter.
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