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Switzerland County – 1895 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Switzerland County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1895. Volume 7. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1895.
See also:
Entries from Vevay (1895)
Switzerland County Directories

AARON. Is located in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 12 ½ miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat, shipping and banking point. Population, 25. B. F. Van Osdol, postmaster.

  • Farell Hambol, justice
  • Lee Harry, blacksmith
  • Johnson Abraham, carpenter and notary public
  • Newkirk N I, feed mill
  • Star The, H. E. Carnin, propr
  • Van Osdol B F, General Store and Agricultural Implements
  • Van Osdol & Lee, veterinary surgeons

ALLENSVILLE. A village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 11 miles north of Vevay, the county seat and banking town. 7 miles from Markland, its shipping point. Daily mail stage to Vevay and Rising Sun, fare 50c.

  • Campbell A J, sawmill
  • Downey Wm W, justice of peace
  • Fleming John W, barber
  • Henry House
  • Linker John M, wagonmkr
  • Murphy & Hiser, general store
  • Sedam Lewis, blksmith
  • Turner M V, general store
  • Vanosdol J W, physician and druggist

BENNINGTON. A village in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 10 miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat, shipping point and nearest bank. Population 150. John W Neal, postmaster.

  • Copeland R M, physician
  • Ferrell Hannibal, justice of peace
  • Griswould S H, blksmith
  • Neal John, wagonmkr
  • Neal John W, Lawyer
  • Skull Edward, grain and live stock
  • Slawson & Archer, general store
  • Smith J V W, tinner
  • Smith & Morrison, flour mill

CENTER SQUARE. A village in Jefferson township, Switzerland county, 8 miles north of Vevay, the county seat, shipping point and banking town. Population 66. Mail tri-weekly. Emma A. Courtney, postmaster.

  • Acra Samuel, blksmith
  • Bascom E H, general store
  • Courtney O P, General Store
  • Dodd G M, plasterer
  • Fisk Benjamin, barber
  • Hall C E & C C, carpenters
  • Scudder Eugene, plasterer
  • Sedan Michael, blksmith
  • Stevens Darius, plasterer

CRAIG. On the Ohio river, in Craig township, Switzerland county, 6 miles west of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and usual place of shipment. Population 40. James Shaw, postmaster.

  • Dickinson G, blksmith
  • Shaw & Chittenden, general store
  • Weaver Wm, wagonmkr

EAST ENTERPRISE. A village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 12 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat and banking town. Markland, a landing on the Ohio river, 7 miles south, is the place of shipment. Population 60. Mail tri-weekly.

  • Heath Daniel, basket mkr
  • Heath E W, justice of peace
  • Houze J R, general store
  • Littlefield Isaac H, blksmith
  • Littlefield R B, agrl implts
  • Lockwood S D, shoemkr
  • Lockwood Mrs., milliner
  • McGuffin Wm, cooper
  • Potter Charles O, General Store
  • Richmond E S, jeweler
  • Washer & Dunning, grist and sawmill

JAY. A rural post office, in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 14 miles northwest of Vevay, the seat of justice and banking point. Dillsborough is the shipping place. Mail daily. Population 25. Wm. Ralston, postmaster.

  • Ralston Wm, General Store
  • Smith & Morrison, flour mill

LAMB. On the Ohio river, in Craig township, Switzerland county, 8 miles below Vevay, the county seat and banking town. Population 50. Mail daily. J. O. Simpson, postmaster.

  • Breeck Joseph, blksmith
  • Lamb John, sorghum mnfr
  • Simpson James F, general store
  • Stoops & Netherland, tobacco

LONG RUN. A small hamlet in Craig township, Switzerland county, 3 ½ miles west of Vevay, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Population 40. Mail daily. W. S. Gordon, postmaster.

  • Brindley John H, blacksmith
  • Cooper James, mason
  • Gordon W S, General Store
  • Harper H C, sawmill
  • Waltz J W, carpenter

MARKLAND. In York township, Switzerland county, on the Ohio river, 5 miles above Vevay, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population 200. G. N. Reeves, postmaster.

  • Benedict Americus, coal and sawmill
  • Benedict Samuel L, printer
  • Benedict W C & S L, general store and wharf proprs
  • Burk Harry, shoemkr
  • Clark R E, physician
  • Dailey Wm T, justice of peace
  • Greenleaf H A, physician
  • Griffin G W, druggist
  • Johnson J S, carpenter
  • Markland Charles, produce
  • Marsh John D, carpenter
  • North B H, general store
  • O’Neal J I, flour mill
  • O’Neal & Belden, flour mill
  • Puckett Thomas, saloon
  • Reeves G N, General Store
  • Rickitts Henry, wagonmkr
  • Snyder Emma, milliner
  • Snyder J N, hotel
  • Steel Daniel, blksmith

MOOREFIELD. A village in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 9 miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat, bank location and shipping point. Population 275. Mail daily. Sarah C. Conkle, postmaster.

  • Cravens Owen, live stock
  • Culbertson Scott, physician
  • Danner L, carpenter
  • Ferrell John, apiarist
  • Finch & Son, grocers
  • Kienzle Charles, shoemkr
  • McKay Joseph F, carpenter
  • McMakin R, soap mnfr
  • Manford Frank K, blksmith and justice
  • Manford & Richards, sawmill
  • Maret Stilwell, harness
  • Riley John M W, general store
  • Scott Bruce D, general store
  • Scott Robert, apiarist and ice
  • Smith Calvin, apiarist
  • Smith C A, carpet weaver
  • Weaver Edward H, cooper
  • Weaver John A, blksmith and justice
  • Werstel Matthew, hotel

MOUNT STERLING. A village of 160 inhabitants, in Jefferson township, Switzerland county, 3 ½ miles north of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Mail daily. Frederick Hess, postmaster.

  • Banta J H, apiarist
  • Banta M H, mason
  • Burroughs George, hotel
  • Campbell Wesley, carpenter
  • Cotton Ralph, painter
  • Cotton Thomas, mason
  • Griffith S D, general store
  • Hitchens J H, general store
  • Jackson Edward, blksmith
  • Seymore Wm, monuments
  • Shull E D, live stock
  • Stout D A, livery
  • Webb Jacob C, mason

PATRIOT. A town on the Ohio river, in Posey township, Switzerland county, 19 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat. Rising Sun is the bank location. Population 550. E. Williamson, postmaster.

  • Bair C D, blksmith
  • Benedict J J, physician
  • Bodkin J T, notary public
  • Brown J E, meat market
  • Coffin W F, hotel
  • Cook & Son, meat market
  • Custard Oscar, barber
  • Dehart Clarence, hotel
  • Foster Charles E, notions
  • Foster & McHuron, general store
  • Gockel W F, hotel
  • Graham F M, saloon
  • Green Bros, general store
  • Herrick H B, shoemkr
  • Hickman Edwin, livery
  • Hickman Pauline, milliner
  • Hudson J E, saloon
  • Huston John, cooper
  • Jamieson R A, physician
  • Lampkin S, blksmith
  • McHuron Silas, restaurant
  • North E E, grocer
  • North & Nove, flour mill
  • Olcott W A, druggist and physician
  • Platt Ralph, blksmith
  • Pryor James, physician
  • Robinson W C, general store
  • Schroeder Henry, produce
  • Shirey J W, shoemaker
  • Tait & Miller, blksmiths
  • Taylor J W, barber
  • Taylor Martha B, milliner
  • Wade Samuel, carpenter and undertaker
  • Williamson E, Cigars, Stationer, etc.

PLEASANT. On the Ohio river, in township of same name, Switzerland county, 13 miles northwest of Vevay, the judicial seat, banking and shipping place. Population, 25. Wm. H. Oatman, postmaster.

  • Fry O D, blksmith
  • Oatman Wm H, General Store
  • Rogers Susan, milliner
  • Smith & Morrison, flour mill
  • Spencer Simpson, sawmill

QUERCUS GROVE. A village of 78 inhabitants, in Posey township, Switzerland county, 16 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat. Patriot, on the Ohio river, 6 miles northeast, is the shipping and banking town. J. C. Rickett, postmaster.

  • Brown Frank, justice of peace
  • Chapman Louis, wagonmkr
  • Ginn Robert, physician
  • Hitchens James H, general store
  • Kenney M J, flour mill
  • Long James M blksmith
  • Platt George, blksmith
  • Rickett J C, General Store
  • Sedam John, barber

SUGAR BRANCH. A village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 10 miles north of Vevay, the county seat and bank location. Dillsboro is the shipping point. Population 54. Mail tri-weekly. Henry Likely, postmaster.

  • Cunningham & Morrison, flour mill
  • Elfer John, physician
  • Gibbs James H, general store
  • Haybon D N, physician
  • Heath Sylvester R, general store
  • Lee W H, sawmill
  • Likely Henry, harnessmkr
  • Long Frank, Stenographer
  • Long Frank M, hotel
  • Long W H, blksmith
  • Miles Jeffery, blksmith
  • Vannatter A B, grocer and shoemkr
  • Vannatter M, milliner

VINEYARD. A county postoffice in Craig township, Switzerland county, 6 miles west of Vevay, the county seat, shipping and banking point. Mail daily. James Stewart postmaster.

  • Brown John, saw mill
  • Loderbaugh Charles, justice of peace

Aurora – 1895 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Aurora, Dearborn County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1895. Volume 7. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1895.
See also:
Entries from Dearborn County (1895)
Entries from Lawrenceburg (1895)
Dearborn County Directories

AURORA. This city of 5,500 inhabitants is on the Ohio river and B. & O. and C., C., C. & St. L. Rys., in Dearborn county, 4 miles below Lawrenceburgh court house and 79 from Indianapolis. It was settled in 1819, incorporated in 1848, and is now a growing manufacturing place, supplied with 12 churches, 2 graded schools, opera house with a seating capacity of 600, 2 national banks, good hotels, gas works, electric light and fire department. The press is represented by 2 weekly newspapers, the Dearborn Independent and Saturday Bulletin. The chief manufacturing establishments comprise 2 flour mills, furniture factory, distillery, 1 foundry, 2 chair factories, saw mill, brewery, cooper shop and 2 brick yards. Exp., Am. and U. S. Tel., W. U. Robert J. Gardiner, postmaster.

  • Aurora Chair Co.
  • Aurora Furniture Co.
  • Aurora National Bank, A B Patterson cashr
  • Aurora Tool Co. The
  • Baker J M, grocer
  • Baker Walter S, insurance
  • Beinkamps C M, grocer
  • Bennett W H, grocer
  • Bloom Albert, grocer
  • Bond R C & M L, physicians
  • Brannon John, Staple and Fancy Groceries. Exclusive Agt for Pillsbury Flour
  • Braungel L, milliner
  • Braungel Michael, saloon
  • Bulletin The, Eugene Everett pub
  • Burke A W, saloon
  • Bush W C, milliner
  • Campbell A M, harness
  • Campbell B, hotel
  • Campbell & Allen, livery
  • Chambers, Stevens & Co., dry goods
  • Chambers W K, dentist
  • Cheek Lafe, grocer
  • Cobb Frank D, insurance
  • Cochran G & L, milliners
  • Cole S S, grocer
  • Conwell John A, real estate
  • Cosby P, lumber
  • Coulter J P & Co., dry goods
  • Curtis Charles W, Grain and Produce
  • Day W T, undertaker
  • Dearborn Independent The, J W Cobb pub
  • Dils H H, grain
  • Dorrel D & Son, meat mkt
  • Downey E S, agrl implements
  • Downey & Downey, lawyers
  • Droge H G, grocer
  • Ebel A M, baker
  • Elliott A M, agrl implements
  • Emrie C L, jeweler
  • Epstein L, clothing
  • First National Bank, E H Davis cashr
  • Floe Jacob, baker
  • Frank George, baker
  • Fritz Hiram, carriages
  • Girbach Charles, barber
  • Goert Bros, barbers
  • Griffin M A, grocer
  • Harring E L, dentist
  • Harryman A B, dentist
  • Hauck Julius K, barber
  • Milligan J W, blksmith
  • Hauck Louis, barber
  • Heaton Conley, physician
  • Held Henry, stones and hardware
  • Henry W C, physician
  • Herdegen & Kress, grocers
  • Hilke Emil, confectioner
  • Hill A & Son, coal and grain
  • Hillman C, queensware
  • Hisey C S, machinist
  • Holman & Holman, lawyers
  • Horr Philip, jeweler
  • Hubbartt T R & Son, Livery Stable, Second door from Kirsh House
  • Hurlbert L G, livery
  • Jacobs Henry, dry goods
  • Joerger Adam, saloon
  • Johnson J W, grocer
  • Johnston & Schutts, lawyers
  • Kerr B P, blksmith
  • Kirsch House, Jacob Kirsch Propr, 162 and 164 Second street, opp. B. O. & S. W. Depot
  • Kirsch Jacob, Propr Kirsch House
  • Kluber John, clothing
  • Knippenberg Henry, confectioner
  • Kuhlmeier Henry J, harness
  • Kyle T M, physician
  • LaMar W W, dry goods
  • Langley Augustus, hardware
  • Lee Sam, laundry
  • Leibeck Charles, druggist
  • Leive Wm, jeweler
  • McClellan Mattie E, milliner
  • McHenry Lumber Co.
  • McMullen & McMullen, lawyers
  • Maltby George B, Propr The Stamm Machine Works
  • Marshall H J, druggist
  • Martin George, saloon
  • Mascorie R, confectioner
  • Maybin Robert, general store
  • Milburn J N, jeweler
  • Melson M W, blksmith
  • Miller James M, saloon
  • Neff & Schipper, shoes
  • Niebaum & Steuver, dry goods
  • Pelger John, saloon
  • Petscher J W, barber
  • Pohley Wm, carriagemkr
  • Rees E S, notary public
  • Riddell J A, druggist
  • Ritter John, shoes
  • Roeder John P, baker
  • Sales H F Sr., physician
  • Sanks & Stier, furniture
  • Schroeder H, grocer
  • Schuler John C & Bro, furniture
  • Schultz Edward, clothing
  • Siemantel George, baker and saloon
  • Smith Edwin, physician
  • Somerfield Samuel, milliner
  • Spaeth H P & Co, hardware
  • Stagenwald Charles, grocer
  • Stall L, meat mkt
  • Stamm Machine Works The, George B Maltby, Propr
  • Star Milling Co The, flour
  • Stedman John, grocer
  • Stedman Nathan, founder
  • Stedman Seth, insurance
  • Stratton L S, general store
  • Strunk C, hotel
  • Swift M C, hotel
  • Teany James R, confectioner
  • Thoms & Cheek, blksmiths
  • Ullrich John, druggist
  • Van Osdol C L, Dentist, Aurora and Dillsboro, 119 Second
  • Voil & Hare, meat mrkt
  • Wanner Mike, shoes
  • Webber Wm, grocer
  • West Stephen, photogr
  • Whiteford J C, photogr
  • Wiess Louis, saloon
  • Wright C E, grocer
  • Wymond E, stationer
  • Wymond L, milliner
  • Wymond Samuel, Steam Cooperage Co The, R J Wymond sec
  • Young & Dudly Co The, hosiery mnfrs

Lawrenceburg – 1895 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1895. Volume 7. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1895.
See also:
Entries from Dearborn County (1895)
Entries from Aurora (1895)
Dearborn County Directories

LAWRENCEBURG. The county seat of Dearborn county, is a thrifty manufacturing city of 5,000 inhabitants, located on the Ohio river, B. & O. and C., C., C. & St. L. Rys., 21 miles from Cincinnati. Lawrenceburg is a well-built city, supplied with gas works, electric light, 9 churches, 3 graded schools, 2 banks, good hotels and 3 weekly newspapers—Register, Press and Newsmonger. Prominent among its mills, factories, etc., are 3 flour mills, 1 carriage factory, a planing mill, 4 large distilleries, 1 sawmill, 3 cooper shops, 3 furniture factories, stove foundries, steam pump factory, brewery, 2 brick yards and coffin works. It has excellent transportation facilities. Exp., Am., U. S. and B. & O. Tel., W. U. Money order office. Thomas J. Lucas, postmaster.

  • Asherwood John, grocer
  • Baker & Howard, confectioners
  • Bauer Cooperage Co The, J M Bauer Pres, H Wright Sec, John G Bauer, Treas
  • Bishop George H & Co, saw mnfrs
  • Bittner Andrew, saloon
  • Boersig J A, physician
  • Boese Henry J, cigar mnfr
  • Bools George W, barber
  • Briggemeier Bernard, baker
  • Bruce Archibald W, cigar mnfr
  • Bryant Robert T, saloon
  • Chamberlain Wm E, furniture
  • Chapman Samuel, printer
  • Citizens’ National Bank The (Capital $50,000, Surplus $8,500), E D Moore Pres, Wm D H Hunter Cashr
  • Collins Samuel H, physician
  • Commercial Hotel, E T Gleason Propr
  • Cook A D, Manufacturer of Improved Tube Well Supplies, Cook’s Patent Tube Well Strainers and Steam Pumps
  • Cornf & Carter, grocers
  • Craig Thomas E, physician
  • Crist Kendall, hardware and stoves
  • Dearborn Lumber Co.
  • Deuschle John, baker
  • Deuschle Wm & Co, dry goods
  • Dickinson Samuel, undertaker
  • Dorman John S & Co, dry goods
  • Dorman & Hunter, laundry
  • Emmert Philip J, dry goods
  • Enderes Brothers, shoes
  • Erskine Annie J, milliner
  • Fagaly & Smashey, grocers
  • Fahlerbush George, grocer
  • Fell Herman, barber
  • Ferris E E & Co, druggists
  • Fitch Harris, hardware and farm machinery
  • Fitch House, Ira T Marble propr
  • Fleck George, saloon
  • Flox & Sortwell, insurance
  • Frederick Edward C, saloon
  • Freeman Hanson G, coal and shoes
  • French Edwin J, Dentist
  • Garnier John B, brewer
  • Gatch James D, physician
  • Givans & Givans, lawyers
  • Guard C S & Son, livery
  • Harper Elizabeth, news
  • Harrison C A, druggist
  • Harry I & Son, grocers
  • Harryman Samuel E, dentist
  • Hassmer Anthony J, sewing machines
  • Hauck Warren N, lawyer
  • Hayes Charles F, lawyer
  • Hayward Milton P, physician
  • Heaton Charles E, saloon
  • Helmuth & Bobrink, grocers
  • Hitzfeld Henry, carpenter
  • Hornberger John F, jeweler
  • Huber Valentine W, insurance
  • Huber Wm, cigar mnfr
  • Humphrey John N, grocer
  • Hustis A P, blksmith
  • Indiana House, Frank Federle propr
  • James & Mayer Buggy Co The
  • Johnston Wm R, lawyer
  • Jordan Wm H, druggist
  • Kastner Adam, baker
  • Kohlerman L & Son, livery and undertakers
  • Kidd Hugh G, Dealer in Queensware, Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and House-furnishing Goods; all kinds of repairing and jobbing promptly done, 73 High
  • Kiefer & Kirsch, photographers
  • Kilthau Jacob, barber
  • Kirsch Louis, barber
  • Klepper Rebecca, dry goods
  • Knipperberg & Fike, blksmiths
  • Knobel John J, whol liquors
  • Knorr George, saloon
  • Kress Anna, dry goods
  • Krieger Joseph, baker
  • Kunz & Ritzmann, mineral water mnfrs
  • Kufferschmid Leopold, jeweler
  • Lang Catharine, grocer
  • Lang Charles J, lawyer
  • Latton B F, furniture
  • Lawrenceburg Coal Co, coal
  • Lawrenceburg Furniture Mnfg Co (Capital $45,700), C Lommel Pres, C H Lommel Sec and Treas, Fred Kleinhaus Supt Factory, Furniture Mnfrs
  • Lawrencburg Press, Press Printing Co pubs
  • Lawrenceburg Register, Wm H Rucker pub
  • Leming M E & Co (M E Leming, J Frank Grant, Charles Schramm, Ernest L Grant), Whol and Retail Dealers in Pine and Hardware Lumber, Lath and Shingles, Saw and Planing Mill Pubico, Mo, branch yards Petersburg, Ky
  • Manier L M, blksmith
  • Marshall & Stahl, clothing
  • Marty Edward, wharf master
  • Mendell Jesse H, carpenter
  • Meyer E, grocer
  • Miller Daniel H, livery
  • Moeller George, shoes
  • Moranz Paul, baker
  • Nelson Richard P, barber
  • Newsmonger, John M Fichter pub
  • Nowlin & Co, grain
  • Oertling Bros, laundry
  • Oertling Herman F, grocer
  • Ohio Valley Coffin Co, Wm Pound Pres, Charles Decker Supt and Treas, H Hodell Sec, manufacturers of all kinds of Coffins, Caskets, Trimmings, etc.
  • O’Toole John, wharf master
  • Palmer Sylvanus A, blksmith
  • People’s National Bank, Peter Braun cashr
  • Press Printing Co, pub Lawrenceburgh Press
  • Probst John, justice of peace
  • Rabe Anna, photogr
  • Rabe Charles, blksmith
  • Rief Jacob, saloon
  • Roberts George A & Son, insurance
  • Roberts & Stapp, lawyers
  • Robinson George H, grocer
  • Rodenberg & Bros, distillers
  • Roots G Y Co The, A L Roots Pres, E D Moore Vice Pres, H P Piper Treas, Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg, Flour and Grain
  • Russe & Russe, lawyers
  • Schneider Anton, shoes
  • Schneider Wm, shoes
  • Seekatz George E, barber
  • Seekatz George P, shoes
  • Siemendel John, baker
  • Spangel Jacob, grocer
  • Stevenson House, Charles Feeney propr
  • Stockman Ohmer H, grocer
  • Stuber & Son, stoves
  • Sturm George, cooper
  • Sturm John M, grocer
  • Spanagel Bros, barbers
  • Sparks Brothers, grocers
  • Tebbs Warren, real estate
  • Vanhorn S A, commissioner
  • Volz F X, hotel
  • Walker James, insurance
  • Walsh D F, distiller
  • Ward Edward F, furniture
  • Webster Mary C, milliner
  • Wenkin August, confectioner
  • Wiles J C & Son, mer tailors
  • Winegardner Anna F, stationer
  • Witzel Charles, flour mill
  • Wood George H, grocer
  • Zins Peter, shoes

Rising Sun – 1895 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Rising Sun, Ohio County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1895. Volume 7. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1895.
See also:
Entries from Ohio County (1895)
Ohio County Directories

RISING SUN. Is the county seat of Ohio county, located on the Ohio river, 32 miles below Cincinnati, is an incorporated town of 1,800 inhabitants. Has a national bank and 2 weekly newspapers, Recorder and Local. Stage daily to Aurora, fare 50 cents, and Patriot, fare 50 cents. Exp., U. S. Money order office. Robert W. Jones, postmaster.

  • Anderson Wm H, confectioner
  • Anderson & McHenry, transfer
  • Baxter John D, harnessmkr
  • Baxter Petit, shoemkr
  • Bell Isaac, tinner
  • Bennett George R, harnessmkr
  • Birdzell Bros, meat market
  • Bonnell Theodore, stoves
  • Buchanan B F, druggist
  • Clark Cornelius M, blksmith
  • Clark W T, baker
  • Clore Wm & Sons, plow mnfrs
  • Cofield W R, hardware
  • Cole A E, confectioner
  • Coles & Hall, lawyers
  • Cope Thomas A, cigars
  • Corson Albert, grocer
  • Davis Paul A, shoes
  • Davis R L, lawyer
  • Downey A C, lawyer
  • Duncan F J, grocer
  • Elliott & Seward, coal
  • Enoch W S, blksmith
  • Espey F F, queensware
  • Espey & Perkins, clothing and dry goods
  • Fisk John N, insurance
  • Fisk Samuel, lumber
  • Gary John W, grocer
  • Gibbs Charles, blksmith
  • Gibbs George B, hardware
  • Gillespie & Gillespie, physicians
  • Gleason Edward P, physician
  • Green Bros, clothing and dry goods
  • Hall Daniel T, shoemkr
  • Harris James, undertaker
  • Harris O J & Co, flour mill
  • Hartwell D E, dentist
  • Harwood & Sons, painters
  • Hemphill Bros, druggists
  • Henderson W C, barber
  • Heyn Bros, general store
  • Hoffner Walter, gunsmith
  • Horshall James, tailor
  • Hunter L B, grocer
  • Jones Oscar, grocer
  • Jones Robert J, stoves
  • Keeney G H, grain and hay
  • Kurr Henry, shoes
  • Lindsay Samuel F, carpenter
  • Love Joseph F, hotel and saloon
  • McHenry C, grocer
  • McHenry Timothy, livery
  • National Bank of Rising Sun, S Beymer pres, James N Perkins cashr
  • Neal Wm V, livery
  • Pate & Kenney, wharfmen
  • Peck Harry, barber
  • Powell Ira, confectioner
  • Redd Samuel, barber
  • Riggs John, blksmith
  • Rising Sun Local, M T Williams propr
  • Rising Sun Recorder, F J Waldo propr
  • Schroeder George, hotel
  • Schrumpf Julius, meat market
  • Scranton Levi W, hotel and saloon
  • Sholey W F, cigar mnfr
  • Simpson R G, physician
  • Steele R A, furniture and undertaker
  • Stegemiller W F, saloon
  • Stevenson George A, physician
  • Stevenson H S, dentist
  • Stewart Stephen H, lawyer
  • Sullivan Wm H, physician
  • Thorn David C, druggist
  • Toohy John, marble
  • Ulhmansick Wm, saloon
  • Walton D K, photogr
  • Ward James D, jeweler
  • West Thomas, barber
  • Whitlock John T, grocer and hardware
  • Whitlock Wm H, sawmill
  • Wilber David S, insurance
  • Williams W W, lawyer

Vevay – 1895 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1895. Volume 7. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1895.
See also:
Entries from Switzerland County (1895)
Switzerland County Directories

VEVAY. The judicial seat of Switzerland county, is a town of 2,000 inhabitants, on the Ohio river, 100 miles southeast of Indianapolis and 75 below Cincinnati. Has 2 banks, 4 weekly newspapers, The Reveille, Times, Democrat and Twice-a-Week are published. Tel., Ohio River Telegraph Line and telephone connection. Mail daily. Money order office. Oscar Williamson, postmaster.

  • Anderson T D, saloon
  • Armstrong Annie G, milliner
  • Bair Frank, grocer
  • Bear Lowery H, physician
  • Boerner Charles G, jeweler
  • Boerner Wm, produce
  • Boyd John W, tinner
  • Brindley Daniel, blksmith
  • Brindley J D, saloon
  • Brown M & Son, general store
  • Brown & Cunningham, flour mill
  • Clendening L M, clothing
  • Clendining O S, tobacco warehouse and shoes
  • Cole James, lawyer
  • Coleman & McKay, livery
  • Craig Albert G, physician
  • Dalgleish Henry, physician
  • Danglade E P, grocer
  • Davis David A, blksmith
  • Delayne’s New Hotel, Oscar Webb propr
  • Demann Wm H, furniture
  • Detratz Frank & Sons, planing mill
  • Downey Edward P, grocer
  • Dufour A P, insurance
  • Fallis Nathaniel M, grocer
  • First National Bank, Albert G Craig cashr
  • Fisk Wilbur L, furniture
  • Gegner George, baker
  • Geiger C H, dentist
  • Golay L W, druggist
  • Goldenburg Wm F, stoves
  • Grammer John M, saloon
  • Griffith Francis M, lawyer
  • Grisard Fred L, grocer
  • Grisard Rudolph F, grocer
  • Grisard & McHenry, milliners
  • Hall Edward L, carpenter
  • Hall & Lewis, dry goods
  • Haskell David M, stoves
  • Haskell George, undertaker
  • Haskell Oliver, grocer
  • Humphrey Thomas, tailor
  • Jockel W L, restaurant
  • Johnson Oliver, dry goods
  • Johnson Wm, dentist
  • Kelly Lizzie, milliner
  • Kincaid J C, meat mkr
  • Land Riley, stoves and roofer
  • Lanham Sylvanus, sewing machines
  • Lanham Wm, wagonmkr
  • Lauschner Samuel, shoemkr
  • Lawrence W C, saloon
  • Lindenschmidt Mary, dry goods
  • Lindenschmidt & Co, Mnfrs of White Star Yeast
  • Loring I P, clothing
  • McHenry W A, meat mkt
  • Martin Edward M, wagonmkr
  • Martin Joseph H, blksmith
  • Mennet W L, grocer
  • Moxley John, painter
  • Myers Wm, saloon
  • National Hotel, James Leap propr
  • Ohio River Telegraph Line, Wm J Baird lessee
  • Pattie W N & Co, contractors
  • Pleasants George S, lawyer
  • Pleasants James K, produce
  • Pleasants J K & Son, clothing
  • Riley P J, wagonmkr
  • Rosenberger Frank, brick mnfr
  • Rous H C, physician
  • Russell Antoinette, milliner
  • Schenck & Mills, general store
  • Schewe John, confectioner
  • Schewe & Reinecke, meat mrkt
  • Scott & Brown, grocers
  • Seifert Alvin, barber
  • Shaw Alfred & Son, agrl implts and produce
  • Shaw Frank P, wagonmkr
  • Sheftall Eugene, barber
  • Shuff & Waldo, lumber
  • Siebert R, shoemkr
  • Sieglitz Charles, jeweler
  • Smiley John W, livery and undertaker
  • Smith Benjamin F, shoes
  • Smith L E, insurance
  • Smith John W, physician
  • Stevens E M & Co, Druggists
  • Stucy Bros, leaf tobacco
  • Tandy Carroll S, lawyer
  • Taylor Charles A, harness
  • Thiebaud Charles V, grocer
  • Thiebaud John L, druggist
  • Tower House, James W Tower propr
  • Tower James W, agrl implts and hotel
  • Traflet Henry, livery
  • Twice-a-Week, Oakley & Oakley proprs
  • Union Furniture Co, furniture mnfrs
  • Van Pelt G Welby, phys and pension atty
  • Vevay Democrat, P T Hartford propr
  • Vevay Deposit Bank, Charles C Shaw cashr
  • Vevay Reveille, Wm J Baird propr
  • Vevay Times (Thur, Dem), M C Walden propr
  • Wahl Jacob, barber
  • Waldo Otis S, general store
  • Walton Joseph E, photogr
  • Ward Wm D, lawyer
  • Wealis H & Son, painters
  • Young Zebulon I, dry goods

Switzerland County – 1892 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Switzerland County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1892. Volume 6. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1892.
See also:
Entries from Vevay (1892)
Switzerland County Directories

AARON. Settled in 1875, is located in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 13 ½ miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat, shipping and banking point. Population, 20. Mail, tri-weekly. B. V. Van Ostol, postmaster.

  • Acre Samuel, blacksmith
  • Goodnar Rev J J
  • Houze John, justice of peace
  • Johnson Abraham, carp and notary public
  • Stout Rev Ira (United Brethren)
  • Van Ostol Bascom V, General Store

ALLENSVILLE. A village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 11 miles north of Vevay, the county seat and banking town, 7 miles from Markland, its shipping point. Daily mail stage to Vevay and Rising Sun, fare 50 cents. Population, 80. J. W. Fleming, postmaster.

  • Campbell A J, saw mill
  • Downey James S, pianos and organs
  • Downey Lewis, insurance agent
  • Downey Wm W, justice of the peace
  • Fallis N M, railway agent
  • Fleming John W, barber
  • Henry House, Henry Myers proprietor
  • Hizer Jefferson, miller
  • Linker John M, wagonmaker
  • Moore John, Grocer
  • Murphy S O, insurance agent
  • Myers Henry, proprietor Henry House
  • Sedam Lewis, blacksmith
  • VanOsdol J W, physician and druggist
  • Works A J, insurance agent

BENNINGTON. A village in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 10 miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat, shipping point and nearest bank. Population, 100. J. P. Marsh, postmaster.

  • Copeland R M, physician
  • Ferrell Hannibal, justice of peace
  • Marsh A W, live stock
  • Marsh J P, Farmer
  • Neal John, wagonmaker
  • Newkirk C M, blacksmith
  • Smith J V W, tinner
  • Smith & Morrison, flour mill
  • Steele John S, general store
  • Welch L, general store

CENTRE SQUARE. A village in Jefferson township, Switzerland county, 8 miles north of Vevay, the county seat, shipping point and banking town. Population, 70. Mail, tri-weekly. E. H. Bascom, postmaster.

  • Bascom E H, General Store
  • Belden & Hizer, flour mill
  • Kirkpatrick J C, apiarist
  • Sedan Michael, blacksmith

CRAIG. On the Ohio river, in Craig township, Switzerland county, 6 miles west of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and usual place of shipment. Population, 23. Mail, daily. James Shaw, postmaster.

  • Bray David W, shoemaker
  • Harkell Thomas J, blacksmith
  • McKay M L, gunsmith
  • Shaw James, General Store
  • Weaver Wm, wagonmaker

EAST ENTERPRISE. A village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 12 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat and banking town. Markland, a landing on the Ohio river, 7 miles south, is the place of shipment. Population, 50. Mail, tri-weekly. Charles O. Potter, postmaster.

  • Heath Daniel, Basketmaker
  • Heath E W, justice of peace
  • Houze J R, general store
  • Littlefield Isaac H, blacksmith
  • Littlefield R B, agricultural implements
  • Lockwood S D, shoemaker
  • Potter Charles O, General Store
  • Richmond E S, jeweler
  • Seymour Rev E G, undertaker
  • Washer & Dunning, grist and saw mill

FLORENCE. A village and landing on the Ohio river, in York township, Switzerland county, 9 miles east of Vevay, the county seat. Warsaw, Ky., on opposite side of river, is the location of nearest bank. Population, 250. Mail, daily. J. M. W. Langsdale, postmaster.

  • Barke Henry, carpet weaver
  • Barke Julia, hotel
  • Bevis Daniel, barber
  • Bittel Henry, basket mnfr
  • Buscher Henry, cooper
  • Culbertson David, blacksmith
  • Duplan M, justice
  • Keith John A, wagonmaker
  • Laboytreaux Joseph W, cooper
  • Land Riley, tinner and grocer
  • Land Thomas, grain
  • Langsdale Dr. J M W, Druggist and Physician
  • Schrumph & Told, dry goods
  • Williams W A, general store

JAY. A rural post office in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 14 miles northwest of Vevay, the seat of justice and nearest shipping and banking point. Mail, tri-weekly. Wm. Ralston, postmaster.

  • Hotchkiss L A, farm implts
  • Ralston Wm, General Store

LAMB. A hamlet on the Ohio River, in Craig township, Switzerland county, 8 miles below Vevay, the county seat and banking town. Population, 40. Mail, daily. J. O. Simpson, postmaster.

  • Breeck Joseph, blacksmith
  • Lamb John, sorghum mnfr
  • Simpson James T & Son, General Store
  • Stoops & Netherland, tobacco

LONG RUN. A small hamlet in Craig township, Switzerland county, 3 ½ miles west of Vevay, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Population, 50. Mail, daily. John Wiley, postmaster.

  • Brienetley Edward, blacksmith
  • Wiley John, Flour and Grist Mill

MARKLAND. In York township, Switzerland county, on the Ohio river, 5 miles above Vevay, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 168. J. I. O’Neal, postmaster.

  • Armstrong Margaret, hotel
  • Benedict Americus, general store and saw mill
  • Benedict Samuel L, printer
  • Burk Harry, shoemaker
  • Griffin G W, Druggist
  • Johnson J S, carpenter
  • Markland Charles, produce
  • Marsh John D, carpenter
  • North B H, general store
  • O’Neal J I, Flour Mill
  • Pickitt Thos, blacksmith
  • Price O A, physician
  • Reeves George, General Store
  • Rickitts Henry, wagonmkr
  • Snyder Emma, milliner
  • Snyder J N, hotel

MOOREFIELD. A village in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 8 ½ miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat, bank location and shipping point. Population, 250. Mail, daily. Bruce D. Scott, postmaster.

  • Cravens Owen, live stock
  • Culbertson James, saw and grist mills
  • Culbertson Scott, physician
  • Danner L, carpenter
  • Danner & Manford, saw mill
  • Ferrell John, apiarist
  • Finch & Weaver, meat market
  • Kienzle Charles, shoemkr
  • Konkle Daniel, blacksmith
  • Lock John W, justice of peace
  • McKay Joseph F, carpenter
  • Manford Frank, blacksmith
  • Riley John M W, general store
  • Riley P L, wagonmkr
  • Scott Bruce D, General Store
  • Scott Robert, apiarist
  • Smith Calvin, apiarist
  • Weaver Edward H, cooper
  • Werstel Matthew, hotel

MOUNT STERLING. A village of 150 inhabitants, in Jefferson township, Switzerland county, 3 ½ miles north of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Mail, daily. Eaton Cotton, postmaster.

  • Banta J H, apiarist
  • Banta M H, mason
  • Burroughs George, hotel
  • Campell Wesley, carpenter
  • Cotton Eaton, Postmaster
  • Cotton Ralph, painter
  • Cotton Thomas, stone mason
  • Cross Wm A, livery
  • Gates Abner, general store
  • Gleason W W Rev (Baptist)
  • Haydon D N, General Store
  • Hess Fred, blacksmith
  • Pelson Rev (Methodist)
  • Shull E D, live stock
  • Webb Jacob C, mason
  • Worrell N, mason
  • Seymour Wm, monuments

PATRIOT. A town on the Ohio river in Posey township, Switzerland county, 18 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat. Rising Sun is the bank location. Population, 450. Mail, daily. Charles E. Foster, postmaster.

  • Bodkin J T, groceries
  • Brown M H, milliner
  • Coffin W F, hotel
  • Fisk Samuel, hotel
  • Foster Charles E, Notions
  • Gockel Wm, General Store and Saw Mill
  • Green Bros, general store
  • Gurley J G, lawyer
  • Herrick H B, shoemaker
  • Howe S Q, general store
  • Huston John, cooper
  • Jamieson R A, physician
  • Lamkin S, blacksmith
  • Love J W & Co, general store
  • Mead S, justice
  • Moore Erastus, livery
  • Nave H, groceries
  • North A L, stoves and tinware
  • North E E, fancy groceries
  • North E E & W F, flour mill
  • Olcott Dr. W A, Druggist
  • Pfeiffer E, harness
  • Platt Ralph, blacksmith
  • Pryor James, physician
  • Tait & Miller, blacksmiths
  • Wade S, wagonmaker

PLEASANT. A country post office in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 13 miles northwest of Vevay, the nearest banking town, seat of justice and shipping point. Population, 250. Mail, tri-weekly. Henry Kehlenbech, postmaster.

  • Fry O D, blacksmith
  • Hotchkiss Luther, farm implements
  • Kehlenbech Selma, Gen Store
  • Morton H, blacksmith
  • Rogers Susan, Milliner
  • Smith J H, flour mill
  • Spencer Simpson, saw mill
  • Stewart James, dentist

QUERCUS GROVE. A village of 75 inhabitants, in Posey township, Switzerland county, 16 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat. Patriot, on the Ohio river, 6 miles northeast, is the shipping point. The nearest bank is at Rising Sun. James M. Long, postmaster.

  • Cheever E M, physician
  • Long James M, General Store
  • Long Owen J, blacksmith
  • Platt George, blacksmith
  • Platt Wm J, grocery
  • Ricketts J C, general store

SUGAR BRANCH. A village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 10 miles north of Vevay, the shipping point, county seat and bank location. Population, 48. Mail, tri-weekly. Aaron B. Vannatter, postmaster.

  • Elfer John, physician
  • Gibbs James H, general store
  • Heath Sylvester R, general store
  • Jagers Thomas, wagon maker
  • Lee W H, saw mill
  • Likely Henry, harnessmaker
  • Long F M, hotel and blacksmith
  • Long W H, blacksmith
  • McMillin Wm, physician
  • Miles Jeffery, blacksmith
  • Pelsor H C Rev
  • Vannatter A B, Grocer and Shoemaker
  • Vannatter M, milliner

VINEYARD. A county post office in Craig township, Switzerland county, 6 miles west of Vevay, the county seat, shipping and banking point. Mail, daily. James A. Claghorn, postmaster.

  • Brown John, saw mill
  • Claghorn James A, Lawyer
  • Pavy John, justice of peace
  • Wiley John, flour mill

Ohio County – 1892 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Ohio County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1892. Volume 6. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1892.
See also:
Entries from Rising Sun (1892)
Ohio County Directories

BASCOM. A village in Cass township, Ohio county, 10 miles southwest of Rising Sun, the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Population, 55. Daily stage to Rising Sun; fare 50 cents. R. B. Bascom, postmaster.

  • Baily James, blacksmith
  • Bascom & Myers, General Store
  • Truitt & Myers, saw and grist mill

BEAR BRANCH. Is a village in Pike township, Ohio county, 15 miles southwest of Rising Sun, the county seat, and 13 north of Vevay, the banking point. Stage communication with Dillsboro. Mail, tri-weekly. Population, 30. W. H. Oatman, postmaster.

  • Altoff John Jr., blacksmith
  • Elfers John, physician
  • French J B, wagonmaker
  • Liggett John R, wagonmaker
  • Oatman Wm H, General Store and Live Stock
  • Pate I H, cattle dealer
  • Turner Elijah E, justice of the peace

HARTFORD. A village of 100 inhabitants, on Laughery creek, in Union township, Ohio county, 7 miles northwest of Rising Sun court house. Aurora, 7 miles northeast, is the shipping station and banking town. Mail, daily. F. P. Ross, postmaster.

  • Ross F P, General Store
  • Sherer J L, grist and saw mill
  • Spielmann J H, grocer
  • Weaver N, Blacksmith
  • Wilber E A, grocer

NORTH’S LANDING. A village located on the Ohio river, in Randolph township, Ohio county, 4 miles south of Rising Sun, the county seat and bank location. Population, 200. Mail, daily. Nathan H. North, postmaster.

  • Green John, painter
  • Harris & Galbraith, general store
  • North James M, sorghum mnfr
  • North Nathan H, General Store, Produce and Live Stock
  • North & Dibble, fence machine mnfrs
  • Powell W J, wharfmaster
  • Rollins H, blacksmith
  • Wallick William D, saw mill

Dearborn County – 1892 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Dearborn County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1892. Volume 6. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1892.
See also:
Entries from Aurora (1892)
Entries from Lawrenceburg (1892)
Dearborn County Directories

AVENTON. In Harrison township, Dearborn county, 17 miles north of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Harrison, O., 3 miles south, on the W. W. R. R., is the nearest banking and railroad point. Population, 50. David Goble, postmaster.

  • Davis P T, bridge builder
  • Goble David, Ice Cream Mnfr
  • Watkins H, sorghum mnfr
  • Wing S M, architect

BRIGHT. In Harrison township, Dearborn county, 11 miles north of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Harrison, O., 4 miles northeast, is the nearest shipping and banking point. J. H. Liddle, postmaster.

  • Crim Jesse, blacksmith
  • Gibson F H, general store
  • Hargitt I N, saw mill
  • Houk A, wagonmaker
  • Ingham Bros., general store
  • Ingham Thomas, shoemaker
  • Liddle J R, physician
  • Liddle J W, General Store
  • Liddle Wm, General Store
  • Mencle Wm, justice of peace
  • Nowlin Henry, general store

CHESTERVILLE. A village in Sparta township, Dearborn county, 15 miles west of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat, and 1 east of Cold Spring, its shipping point. Bank at Aurora. Population, 100. Mail, daily. V. D. Chance, postmaster.

  • Alcon G W, general store
  • Chance V D, General Store

COCHRAN. A town in Centre township, Dearborn county, on the O. & M. Ry., 5 miles southwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Banking facilities at Aurora, distant 2 miles. Population, 1,000. Money order office. Abram F. Shutts, postmaster.

  • Bloner George, hotel
  • Cochran Chair Co., Chair Mnfrs
  • Dale Kate, notions
  • Green J C, general store
  • Humfeldt Simon, florist
  • Keor Perry, telegraph agent
  • Opperman F, general store
  • Peppergon Joseph, pottery
  • Rains Drug Company, druggists
  • Shutts Abram P, Boots and Shoes
  • Sieferman John, blacksmith
  • Stamford L D, grocer
  • Wheeler J M, general store
  • Wright J C, carpenter

COLD SPRING. A village on the O. & M. Ry., in Sparta township, Dearborn county, 15 miles west of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Nearest bank at Aurora, distant 11 miles. Population, 75. Exp., Adams. Tel., W. U. Frederick Homann, postmaster.

  • Bossong Joseph M, insurance
  • Christy Wm, wagonmaker
  • Crippky H, blacksmith
  • Demand B, painter
  • Homann Frederick, General Store
  • Jonas S D, telegraph agent
  • Jones Jesse C, carpenter
  • Turner George W, furs

CROZIER. In Hogan township, Dearborn county, 9 miles west of Lawrencburgh court house, and 6 northwest of Aurora, its banking and shipping point. Population, 151. Mail, tri-weekly. Amanda J. Roof, postmaster.

  • Bowers C M, insurance agent
  • Huffman E, justice of peace
  • Huffman O T, painter
  • Kreite George, saw mill
  • Peck A S, justice and blacksmith
  • Roof Amanda J, Grocer
  • Warner Max, carpenter

DILLSBOROUGH. A town of 700 inhabitants, on O. & M. Ry., in Clay township, Dearborn county, 14 miles southwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Aurora, distant 10 miles, is the location of nearest bank. Exp., Adams. Tel., W. U. W. W. Withrow, postmaster.

  • Blue Benjamin, meat market
  • Calvert J N, general store and jeweler
  • Conaway Ham, lawyer
  • Conaway Preston, live stock
  • Ginter Frederick, general store and hotel
  • Greene J H, Druggist
  • Huffington J V, railway, exp and tel agt
  • Kamping H, General Store
  • Licking Christ, blacksmith
  • Lord T J, physician
  • Misner D C, undertaker
  • Neaster A F, shoemaker
  • Niebruggs Henry, livery
  • Perlee D, blacksmith
  • Roberts L, tinner
  • Roberts & Johnson Bros., flour mills
  • Rudisill S, harness
  • Sale J H, physician
  • Stenver J, produce
  • Stevenson W C D, notary and lawyer
  • Teke Wm E, saloon, livery and grain
  • Tholke Henry, wagonmaker
  • Tyier W S, General Store
  • Vandolak J C & Co., general store
  • Vanosdol C L, dentist
  • Veit L, Hotel
  • Weaver S M, physician
  • Withrow W W, general store

FARMER’S RETREAT. A village in Cesar Creek township, Dearborn county, 20 miles southwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Aurora, distant 15 miles, has the nearest bank. Dillsborough station, 7 miles northeast, is the shipping station. Population, 100. Mail, daily. C. A. Opp, postmaster.

  • Barkley J M, physician
  • Campbell Wm R, notary
  • Doctor Frederick, blacksmith
  • Huffington J V, railroad, exp and tel agt
  • Libbert E J, physician
  • Miller John L, justice of peace
  • Miller J R, live stock and notary
  • Moeller Frederick, merchant tailor
  • Opp Bros., General Store
  • Schuette Frederick, harness and shoemkr
  • Staple E H, general store

GUILFORD. On the C., C., C. & St. L. Ry., in York township, Dearborn county, with 250 inhabitants, 8 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat and banking town. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. E. K. Ward, postmaster.

  • Chaplain Vincent A, agent American Exp.
  • Farrell Thomas, shoemaker
  • Hargitt R, general store and hotel
  • Huddleston & Ward, General Store
  • Vincent H C, physician
  • Voglesang N, wagonmaker
  • Washburn M E, railroad and tel agent
  • Weling L, blacksmith

GUIONSVILLE. Contains 50 inhabitants, in Clay township, Dearborn county, 14 miles southwest of Lawrenceburgh court house. Aurora, the banking town and shipping point, is 10 miles northeast. Mail, semi-weekly. Inez A. Conaway, postmaster.

  • Bartlow John S, shoemaker
  • Baker Charles, shoemaker
  • Conaway Charles H, lawyer
  • Conaway Hamilton, lawyer
  • Conaway Inez A, General Store
  • Conaway Preston, live stock
  • Conaway R B, fish dealer
  • Griffin Wm, wool buyer
  • Kittle James P, creamery
  • Klausing Henry, blacksmith
  • Pate Wm, fur dealer
  • Robinson Ann, general store
  • Sink D B, blacksmith
  • Wilson Nathan, physician

HOLMAN. In Manchester township, Dearborn county, 15 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat, and 4 northeast of Moore’s Hill, the shipping depot. Bank at Aurora. Population, 45. Mail, daily. S. E. Givan, postmaster.

  • Dixon M F, wagonmakers
  • Givan S E, General Store
  • Murdock James, blacksmith
  • Rice C E, shoemaker
  • Ruble Bros, carpenters

KELSO. A village of 150 inhabitants, in township of same name, Dearborn county, 14 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Guilford, 7 miles southeast is the shipping station, and 8 of Harbison, Ohio, its banking town. Mail, daily. Bernard Theders, postmaster.

  • Andres John, general store and grain cradle mnfr
  • Barker Edward, township trustee
  • Berbrick Jacob, basketmaker
  • Brueggermann B H, Rev (Catholic)
  • Donlen Wm, notary
  • Doyle Thomas, blacksmith
  • Korti Anton, shoemaker
  • Merckle J George, builder and justice
  • Moemke Alf, general store
  • Nead Edward L, notary
  • Nead Wm H, General Store
  • Probst, Barker & Co., saw mill
  • Schott August, shoemaker
  • Snider Frank, shoemaker
  • Theders Bernard, Boots and Shoes
  • Zimmer Adam, blacksmith

KENNEDY. A village of 60 population, on the C., C., C. & St. L. Ry., in York township, Dearborn county, 10 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat and banking town. Exp., Am. F. F. Taylor, postmaster.

  • Borgman Chris, grain
  • Glissman Bros, saw mill
  • Taylor F F, General Store, Grain, Railroad and Express Agent

KYLE. In Manchester township, Dearborn county, 9 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat and banking town, and 2 from Manchester station, its shipping point. Population, 100. Mail, daily. Mary A. Laughlin, postmaster.

  • Greenham Grant, blacksmith
  • Hall G W, Grocer
  • House John W, physician
  • Schooley S P & J E, Fruit Growers
  • Wolforth George, shoemaker

LAWRENCEVILLE. A village in Jackson township, Dearborn county, 20 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat, and 11 southwest of Brookville, the location of nearest bank. Sunman, distant 4 ½ miles, is the usual shipping station. Population 150. Mail, Daily. John R. Reohm, postmaster.

  • Gudapfel Wm, blacksmith
  • Haefner John, blacksmith
  • Hoff George, spoke mnfr
  • Roehm John R, Boots and Shoes
  • Sahn Adam, flour and saw mill
  • Theobold John, shoemaker
  • Trager John, wagonmaker
  • Williams George S & Son, tanners

LOGAN. A small village in township of same name, Dearborn county, 14 miles north of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat, and 5 west of Harrison, Ohio, its shipping and banking point. Population, 80. Mail, daily. J. F. Gibson, postmaster.

  • Clark W E, general store
  • Massett Joseph, blacksmith
  • Swales Wilson H, physician
  • Swales Wilson H Jr., physician
  • Truitt J W, justice of peace

MANCHESTER. A village of 200 inhabitants, 2 ½ miles from Manchester Station, on the C., I., St. L. & P. Ry., in Manchester township, Dearborn county, 11 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh court house, the banking place. Mail, daily. Adeline McMullen, postmaster.

  • Baker’s Sons, flour and saw mill
  • Clark David H, blacksmith
  • Crocker F L, physician
  • Crocker W F, General Store
  • Edwards Wm, justice of peace
  • Emerson Thomas, general store
  • Givan S E, physician
  • Greenham M, saddle and harnessmaker
  • Horbaugh L, tinner
  • House John, physician
  • Laws Marion, butcher
  • McMullen Adeline, Grocer
  • Pummill Wm, wagon maker
  • Rebarger Frank, cooper
  • Riddle John V, Agr Implements
  • Ross Jasper, cooper
  • Ruble Alexander, shoemaker
  • Rush George, general store
  • Schooley Wm, physician
  • Steinmetz George W, Farm Implements
  • True R S, justice and wagon maker
  • Turner Wm, shoemaker

MANCHESTER STATION. Dearborn county. The railroad name for Kennedy.

MOORE’S HILL. An incorporated town of 700 inhabitants, on the O. & M. Ry., in Sparta township, Dearborn county, 16 miles west of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Aurora, 12 miles distant, is the banking town. Exp., Adams. Tel., W. U. Money order office. Harry W. Berkshire, postmaster.

  • Adkins Carrie, milliner
  • Berkshire Harry W, News, Stationery, Cigars and Tobacco
  • Bowers Dr. A J & Son, Druggist
  • Bowers C M, insurance agent
  • Bradford Charles, painter
  • Canfield G V, wagonmaker and justice
  • Clark W A, hotel
  • Daughters A P, physician
  • French John S, undertaker and livery
  • Gordon Scott, barber
  • Green C H, dentist
  • Hancock E, Boots and Shoes
  • Hayman J W, news depot
  • Holland W G, general store
  • Houstin Joseph, publr M H Collegian
  • Jennings Thomas A, druggist
  • Johnson C W, harness
  • Johnson J W, laundry agent
  • Jones Thomas C, cooper
  • Lambertson J W, hotel
  • Loftus Patrick, blacksmith
  • Loyd H S, live stock and hay
  • Loyd O M, live stock
  • Martin Rev J H, pres Moore’s Hill College
  • McKnite Joseph, tailor
  • Moore H D, general store
  • Moore’s Hill Building Association, Harry W Berkshill sec
  • Moore’s Hill College, Rev J H Martin pres
  • Moore’s Hill Collegian, Joseph Houstin publisher
  • Mulford Walter, railway, exp and tel agt
  • Noble J H, carpenter
  • Pennington J C, lumber and saw mill
  • Ross D, tailor
  • Schabel George, Stoves and Tinware
  • Sparkes N G, claim agent
  • Spencer J F, bone dust
  • Spencer & Lewis, general store
  • Tally Wm, painter and paper hanger
  • Wilson R P, dentist

NEW ALSACE. A prosperous German settlement of about 600 inhabitants, in Kelso township, Dearborn county, 15 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat and nearest banking town. Weisburgh Station, 4 miles southwest, is the shipping point. Mail, daily. Jacob Gaffga, postmaster.

  • Andwan L, general store
  • Benz J, general store and saloon
  • Benz Michael, Cattle Dealer
  • Burgermeister J, shoemaker
  • Evan John, wagonmaker
  • Fette Gerhardt, flour mill
  • Gaffga A, Cigar Mnfr
  • Gaffga Elizabeth, Saloon
  • Gebnard Jacob, wine dealer
  • Gensheimer John, carpt and undertaker
  • Helbert George, general store
  • Hillman George, wagonmaker
  • Kichler John, blacksmith
  • Klump Cornelius, blacksmith
  • Labby Wm, General Store and Saloon
  • Lang Mathias, carpenter
  • Lods Charles, wine dealer
  • Meder Christ, saloon
  • Meyer Martin, brewer and saloon
  • Schooley Wm H, physician
  • Schwendemann Frederick, stoves and tinware
  • Schweizer Wm, express and railroad agt
  • Schumacher Albert, dealer in honey
  • Stemler Sebastian, carp and justice of peace
  • Stenger John A, shoemkr
  • Sunmans Geo A, tel agent
  • Wolter George, barber
  • Zix George, brewer

SAINT LEON. A town 5 miles southwest of New Trenton, its shipping point, in Kelso township, Dearborn county, 18 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh court house. Harrison, Ohio, is the bank location. Population, 200. Mail, daily. Mrs. Eva R Aug, postmaster.

  • Aug Eva R, General Store
  • Bruder Basil, cooper
  • Derflein Henry, blacksmith
  • Gabriel John Rev (Catholic)
  • Hilbert John, wagonmaker
  • Hoefler Martin, shoemaker
  • Ratz Joseph, carpenter and undertaker
  • Schumann Joseph, general store
  • Singer John, carpenter
  • Stenger Charles, carpenter
  • Stenger Christopher, shoemaker
  • Stenger John C, Flour Mill
  • Stenger Joseph, wine dealer
  • Telsher Caspar, cigar mnfr
  • Wesler Herman, cigar mnfr
  • Wilhelm Charles, mail carrier

SPARTA. A village in Sparta township, Dearborn county, 3 miles east of Moore’s Hill, the nearest shipping point and 14 west of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. The nearest bank is at Aurora. Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly. Fred Slater, postmaster.

  • Bedunah Bros, saw and grist mill
  • Slater & Heustis, General Store

VOGEL. A rural post office, on C., C., C. & St. L. Ry., in York township, Dearborn county, 14 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh court house, the banking town.

WEISBURGH. A village of 150 inhabitants, on the C., C., C. & St. L. Ry., in Jackson township, Dearborn county. Lawrenceburgh, the county seat and nearest bank location, is 16 miles southeast. Exp., Am. E. P. Stohlman, postmaster.

  • Buchert James, Hotel
  • Cairns John, justice
  • Fermier Pierre, physician
  • Freeland J L, physician
  • Gutzweiller George, blacksmith
  • Gutzweiller Phillip, blacksmith
  • Hilbert G, wagonmaker
  • Leimkuhler Wm, wagonmaker
  • Minneman F H, Agricultural Implements
  • Oelker C, cabinetmaker
  • Rass S, harness
  • Rohlfing F H, notary public
  • Schwietzer Wm, agt C, C, C & St. L Ry
  • Stohlman E P, agt Am Exp Co
  • Stohlman & Schweitzer, general store
  • Stumpke Frederick, Boots and Shoes
  • Tiedman Christian, wagonmaker
  • Weis Philip, flour mill
  • Wittenberg F, shoemaker

WILMINGTON. A village of 190 inhabitants, in Hogan township, Dearborn county, 7 miles southwest of Lawrenceburgh, 7 miles southwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat, and 2 ½ west of Aurora, its banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. Sarah E. Sellers, postmaster.

  • Boardman B P, General Store
  • Cottingham T W, dry goods
  • Elder John, feather renovator
  • Goodrich M, confectioner
  • Hayes John, general store
  • Helphenstine J Q, musical merchandise
  • Huffman Elijah, justice of peace
  • Jackson John, shoemaker
  • Miller O P, Druggist
  • Peck Armor, justice of peace
  • Snell Joseph T, blacksmith

WRIGHT’S CORNERS. A village of 200 inhabitants, in Manchester township, Dearborn county, 8 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh court house and bank. Ship to Manchester Station, 3 miles distant. Mail, daily. Fred Hempel, postmaster.

  • Bennett John, shoemaker
  • Clark D H, blacksmith
  • Duncan D, shoemaker
  • Hempel Fred, Harnessmaker
  • Heustis O T, saw mill
  • McIlwain R, blacksmith
  • Pyles O P, General Store and Produce
  • Shot F, painter
  • Striker Frank, carriagemaker
  • True Bros, genl store and produce
  • True Harry, wagonmaker
  • True R S, justice of peace

YORKVILLE. A village in York township, Dearborn county, 12 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the seat of justice and nearest banking town, and 5 northwest of Guilford, the shipping point. Population, 90. Mail, daily. H. W. Nordmeyer, postmaster.

  • Graff August, shoemaker
  • Hornback Elias, general store
  • Miller Joseph, general store
  • Nordmeyer H W, Boots and Shoes
  • Zerr Frank, blacksmith
  • Zimmer Nicholas, real estate and farm implements

Aurora – 1892 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Aurora, Dearborn County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1892. Volume 6. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1892.
See also:
Entries from Dearborn County (1892)
Entries from Lawrenceburg (1892)
Dearborn County Directories

AURORA. This city of 5,500 inhabitants is on the Ohio river and O. & M. and C., C., C. & St. L. Rys., in Dearborn county, 4 miles below Lawrenceburgh court house and 79 from Indianapolis. It was settled in 1819, incorporated in 1848, and is now a growing manufacturing place, supplied with 12 churches, 2 graded schools, an opera house with a seating capacity of 600, 2 national banks, good hotels, gas works, electric light, and a fire department. The press is represented by 2 weekly newspapers, the Independent and Spectator. The chief manufacturing establishments comprise 1 flour mill, furniture factory, distillery, 1 foundry, 2 chair factories, saw mill, brewery, cooper shop and 2 brick yards. Exp., B. & O. and Adams. Tel., W. U. John H. Denton, postmaster.

  • Avry George, saloon
  • Aurora Cigar Co., cigar mnfrs
  • Aurora Distilling Co., see Sunnyside Distilling Co.
  • Aurora Furniture Co., furniture mnfrs
  • Aurora Gas Light, Coke and Coal Co.
  • Aurora National Bank, Alex B Pattison cashier
  • Aurora Spectator, Frank Gregory propr
  • Baker Charles K, blacksmith
  • Baker Walter S, insurance
  • Bauer Charles, carpenter
  • Bauer John H, tailor
  • Bellican S A, milliner
  • Beincamp Charles R, grocer
  • Blake Joseph, carpenter
  • Bloom Albert, grocer
  • Bond Richard C, physician
  • Bradford Alfred W, blacksmith
  • Brannon John, grocer
  • Braunagel Edward, saloon
  • Buchanan John, confectioner
  • Buffington Blythe W, grocer
  • Burke Mrs. Mary H, notions
  • Campbell Alexander M, farm supplies
  • Canfield Oliver T, dry goods
  • Chambers Stevens E, general store
  • Cheek L M & Co., grocers
  • Cobb John & Co., chair mnfrs
  • Cobb O P & Co., hardware
  • Cochren G & L, milliners
  • Cofield Wm R, sewing machines
  • Coles J R & Son, livery
  • Coll L Willard, propr Dearborn Independent
  • Crescent Brewing Co The, brewers
  • Curtis & Bluffington, feed and produce
  • Day Wm T, undertaker
  • Dearborn Independent, W L Coll
  • Denton John H, postmaster
  • Devan James, crockery
  • Dorrel & Son D, meat markets
  • Douselman & Co, grocers
  • Downey Erastus S, agricultural implts
  • Downey George E, Attorney at Law, practicing in all courts in Dearborn and adjoining counties. Collections promptly attended to.
  • Droge Gerhard H, grocer
  • Ebel John P, saloon and grocer
  • Egan John, tailor
  • Elliott Wm, meat market
  • Emria Harry, jeweler
  • Epstein Lena, clothing and furnishing goods
  • Fehling Charles, grocer
  • First National Bank, E H Davis cashr
  • Fisk Charles & Son, Mnfrs of Fine Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, cor Main. Importing.
  • Flohr John, barber
  • Frank George, grocer and saloon
  • Freiberger Andrew, saloon
  • Fritz Hiram, carriagemaker
  • Funck George P, meat market
  • Gamble Arthur, photographer
  • Gardiner Robert G, grocer
  • Gehrich Joseph, shoemaker
  • Gieholdt & Miller, meat market
  • Goerth Leonard, rubbers
  • Goerth L & Son, painters
  • Graf Louis, gunsmith
  • Green Edward H, lawyer
  • Gregory Frank, propr Aurora Spectator
  • Griffin Mary A, grocer
  • Griffith Wm W & Co, druggists
  • Grossholz Louis, saloon
  • Oswald George, baker
  • Haring Emil L, dentist
  • Harwood Elias, painter
  • Hauck Julius, barber
  • Heaton Conley, physician
  • Held Henry, stoves and hardware
  • Henry Wm C, physician
  • Herdegen & Kress, grocers and Adams Express agents
  • Hill & Son A, coal
  • Hillman Charles, crockery
  • Holman & Holman, lawyers
  • Horr Philip, jeweler
  • Hurlbert Lewis G, lumber
  • Jacobs Henry, dry goods
  • Jarhmih & Renner, cigar mnfrs
  • Johnston Adam, baker
  • Kassebaum F W & Son, marble
  • Kastner Anthony, grocer
  • Kerr & Melson, General Blacksmithing and Repair Shop. Special Attention Given to Horseshoeing. Your Trade Solicited, cor Main and Mill
  • Kirsch House, Jacob Kirsch Propr, 162 and 164 Second street near O & M depot
  • Kirsch Jacob, Proprietor Kirsch House. First Class Accomodation for Traveling Men
  • Klueber John Jr., clothing
  • Knight Charles, picture frames
  • Knight Sarah, milliner
  • Knippenberg Henry, confectioner
  • Koehler Mrs. Martha, grocer
  • Kreite Louis, architects
  • Kuhlmeier J Henry, saddles and harness
  • Kyle John J, oculist and aurist
  • Kyle T M, Surgical Specialist, Medical and Surgical Treatment of Malignant Diseases
  • Lamar Wm W, dry goods, boots and shoes
  • Lamb James, physician
  • Langley Augustus, Tin and Slate Roofer, Cornice Work, Guttering, Roofing and Spouting satisfactory done.
  • Langtree, McGuire & Co, flour mill
  • Leibecke Charles, barber
  • Leive Wm, The Leading Jewelry House in Aurora; also Dealer in Books, Wall Paper, Musical Instruments and all kinds of Fancy Goods. 88 Second street.
  • Lieb Henry Jr., livery
  • Lindsey J F & Son, carpenters
  • Loew Jacob, baker
  • Lostatter David & Co, insurance
  • Lotton House, Lewis Lotton propr
  • Lotton Lewis, propr Lotton House
  • McClanahan James E, agricultural imple
  • McClellan Mrs. Mattie E, millinery and notions
  • McConnell R A & Bros, dry goods
  • McCullen Wm J, horseshoer
  • McHenry Wm C, lumber
  • McIntyre John A, Practical Undertaker and Embalmer, Funeral Furnishings of all Kinds, all Orders will Receive Prompt Attention, Dealer in Fine Furntiture, 81 2d st.
  • McMullen, Johnston & McMullen, lawyers
  • Maffey Frank, grocer and saloon
  • Mahr John H, saloon
  • Martin Charles, saloon
  • Martin Gerhart, saloon
  • Mauntel Frederick, Undertaker and Embalmer, our Livery Stable Specially Recommended to the Traveling Public, Dealer in Fine Furniture, Household Goods, 106-108 Judiciary and 111 Main
  • Maybin Robert, dry goods and groceries
  • Menkel Adolph H, grocer
  • Milburn John N, books and jewelry
  • Mullen & Dennerline, insurance
  • Murphy John F, veterinary surgeon
  • Nees John A, grocer and livery
  • Nees Wm J, music teacher
  • Neff & Schepper, boots and shoes
  • Niebaum & Stenver, dry goods
  • Norton Thomas H, grocer
  • Parks John A, lawyer
  • Parnell Kerby, barber
  • Pelgen John, saloon
  • Perry Kate, milliner
  • Peters David, saloon and grocer
  • Petscher John, saloon
  • Pickelheimer Moses S, lawyer and mayor
  • Pickelheimer Thomas J, lightning rod agt
  • Post Clemens, cigar mnfr
  • Probst George & Henry, brick mnfrs
  • Pyles James B, feed and groceries
  • Rectanus Frederick, physician
  • Briddell S & Co., druggists
  • Ritter John, shoemaker
  • Robert John W, harnessmaker
  • Roberts Omar F, lawyer
  • Sale Fleetwood H, physician
  • Sargent Thomas, coal
  • Scharf Wm F, Daily Meat Market, Always Supplied With the Best Quantities of Meat, the Cheapest and Best Place in Town. Cash Paid for Good Stock, 81 Third
  • Schroeder Mrs. Magdalene, saloon, grocer
  • Schuler J C & Bro., Dealers in Furniture, all Kinds of Household Goods. All Repairing Promptly Attended to. Corner Third and Main.
  • Schultz Adolph, saloon
  • Schulz Bros, clothiers and tailors
  • Schwartz Mrs. Kate, notions
  • Severin Catherine, tin roofers
  • Shuman W M, Livery, Breed and Sale Stables, Proprietor of the Famous Three-Year-Old Stallion Dr. Jekyl.
  • Siemantel John H, saloon
  • Sittlop Lena, milliner
  • Smelly Reuben B, confectioner
  • Smith Edwin, physician
  • Smith Henry J, justice of peace
  • Sunnyside Distilling Co., Charles L Howe Pres, Charles H Jacob vice-pres, Henry W Smith Sec and Treas, Mnfrs of Sunnyside All Rye Whisky, Distilleries Aurora Indiana and near Hillsdale, 23d District of Pennsylvania.
  • Somerfield Samuel, millinery
  • Spaeth H P & Co. (H P Spaeth, G L Dennerle), Dealers in Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Roofing and Gutting done to order. 94 Second st.
  • Spencer Benjamin F, druggist
  • Stagenwald Charles, grocer
  • Stamm Julius, machinist
  • Stapp David H, lawyer
  • Stedman Nathan, foundry
  • Stedman & Vail, insurance
  • Stoll L & Son, meat market
  • Stratton Loren S, general store
  • Strunk Frederick, saloon
  • Suermann Edward, saloon
  • Swift & Hauck, boots and shoes
  • Taylor George W Jr., livery
  • Teaney James R, confectioner
  • Tevis Wm L, dentist
  • Thomas & King, machinists
  • Thoms Frederick, blacksmith
  • Tuck Nelson A, photographer
  • Twentyman John, shoemaker
  • Uhly Wm, baker
  • Ullrich John, drugs
  • Underhill Winfield S, saloon
  • Walker A D, blacksmith
  • Walter Jacob, saw mill
  • Walton James N, photographer
  • Warner Mike, boots and shoes
  • Weber Wm, grocer
  • Webster Mary C, milliner
  • Weimer George W, justice of peace
  • Weiss Louis, saloon
  • White John H, station agent Big 4 and Am Express
  • Wood Frank B, painter
  • Wood Henry, grocer
  • Wymond Ellsworth, news agent
  • Wymond John E, insurance
  • Wymond L & Co., milliners
  • Wymond Samuel Cooperage Co., mnfrs of barrels
  • Zimmerman Peter, saloon and hotel

Lawrenceburg – 1892 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1892. Volume 6. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1892.
See also:
Entries from Dearborn County (1892)
Entries from Aurora (1892)
Dearborn County Directories

LAWRENCEBURGH. The county seat of Dearborn county, is a thrifty manufacturing city of 5,500 inhabitants, located on the Ohio river, O. & M. and C., C., C. & St. L. Rys., 21 miles from Cincinnati. Lawrenceburgh is a well built city, supplied with gas works, electric light, 8 churches, 3 graded schools, 2 banks, good hotels and 2 weekly newspapers—Register and Press. Prominent among its mills, factories, etc., are 3 flour mills, 1 carriage factory, a planing mill, 4 large distilleries, 1 saw mill, 3 cooper shops, 3 furniture factories, a stove foundry, steam pump factory, brewery, 2 brick yards and coffin works. It has excellent transportation facilities. Exp., Am., Adams and B. & O. Tel., W. U. Money order office. Thomas J. Lucas, postmaster.

  • Adler Louis & Co., dry goods
  • Altemeyer Herman, Wine and Beer Saloon cor 3d and Front. Fine Liquors and Cigars A Specialty, a Good Bowling Alley and Pool Table in Connection.
  • Anderson Benjamin T W S, notions
  • Anderson Jacob, grocer
  • Baldwin Edward C, cabinet maker
  • Barrott E & Son, hardware
  • Barwinger Peter, crockery
  • Bauer Cooperage Co., coopers
  • Bechtel Joseph, general store
  • Boese Henry J, cigar mnfr
  • Bond Edwin P, physician
  • Brodgin Mary, notions and dry goods
  • Bruce Archibald W, cigars and tobacco
  • Bryant Robert T, Conveniently Located East of O & M Depots, Recommends His Place to the Patronage of the Traveling Public. Choice Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars on hand.
  • Burghaus John, grocer
  • Burkam Joseph C, lumber
  • Central House, E T Gleason Propr The Commercial Headquarters of Lawrenceburgh cor High and Walnut
  • Chamberlain Samuel B, physician
  • Chapman Samuel, job printer
  • Charlton Wm H, saloon
  • Colt Robert H, lawyer and court stenog
  • Cook August D, steam pumps
  • Cook J F & Co., dry goods
  • Cook Wm F, hardware
  • Craige Thomas E, physician
  • Crist Kendall, hardware
  • Davis & Co., general store
  • Deuschle John, grocer and baker
  • Deuschle Wm & Co., Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Gents Furnishing Goods, a Complete Line of Milinery Goods on Hand cor 3d and Front
  • Dexheimer John P, blacksmith
  • Dickinson Samuel, undertaker
  • Dober Edward, tailor
  • Dorman F R & Co., dry goods
  • Dorman John S & Co., dry goods
  • Durmont John J, grocer
  • Early & Daniel, hay and grain
  • Ellerbrook Lewis, feed
  • Emmert Philip J, dry goods
  • Enyard W E, agt O & M Ry
  • Erskine Annie J, milliner
  • Ewbank & Ewbank, Abstracts of Titles and Notary Public, Office cor High and Vine
  • Fahlerbush George, grocer and saloon
  • Federle Frank, Propr Indiana House
  • Feeney Charles, propr Stevenson House
  • Feris E E & Co., druggists
  • Fitch Bros (Thomas A and Joseph T Fitch), Livery, Feed and Sale Stable cor Mary and New
  • Fitch House, John Shaw propr
  • Fichter Michael, boots and shoes
  • Fike Wm, blacksmith and carriagemkr
  • Fitch Harris, farm implements
  • Fitch & Haas, agricultural implements
  • Fitterer Frank M, saloon
  • Fleischman Charles A, barber
  • Foshag Jacob, mineral water
  • Fox Nicholas, meat market
  • Frazer Joseph F, confectioner
  • Frederick Edward C, saloon
  • Freeman Henry G, coal
  • Freeman H Simon, coal
  • French Edmund J, dentist
  • Fuchs George, brick mnfr
  • Garnier John B, brewer and malster
  • Gatch James D, physician
  • Givans & Givans, lawyers
  • Gleason E T, Propr Central Hotel
  • Gould Richard H, livery
  • Graefenhan Henry F, dry goods
  • Grill Rubart, tailor
  • Harper Jesse S, news depot
  • Harrison Charles A, druggist
  • Harryman Albert B, dentist
  • Hartgen Frederick, dyer and carpet weaver
  • Hassmer Anthony J, sewing machines
  • Hayes Charles F, attorney at law
  • Hayes Otto, saloon
  • Hayward Milton P, physician
  • Helmuth & Bobrink, grocers
  • Heustis Bros, horseshoers
  • Hillman Edward A, crockery
  • Hitzfield Henry, carpenter
  • Hornberger John F, jeweler
  • Huber Wm, cigar mnfr
  • Huber & Probst, insurance
  • Hunnefield John, furniture
  • Hunter & O’Brien, propr Lawrenceburgh Register
  • Huth John, fish
  • Indiana House, Frank Federle Prop, Conveniently Located to Both Railways and Boat Landing, Special Attention to Traveling Men, Fine Bar and Billiard Room Attached, Cor Walnut and Centre.
  • Isherwood John, grocer
  • Israel Charles, grocer
  • James & Mayer Buggy Co The
  • Jordan Wm H, druggist
  • Kasberg Kate, saloon
  • Kastner Adam, baker
  • Kaufman Simon, milliner
  • Kestner W L & Co, meat market
  • Kidd Hugh G, Dealer in General Hardward, Stoves, Tinware and House Furnsg Goods, All Kinds of Repairing and Jobbing Promptly done.
  • Kiefer & Kirsch, photographers
  • Kieffer Martin, books and stationery
  • Kilthau Jacob, barber
  • Kimmel Sisters, milliners
  • Kirsch Robert, barber
  • Kirtley Wm R, coal
  • Klein Michael, saloon
  • Klepper Herman, tailor, furnishing goods
  • Knorr Frederick, carpenter
  • Knorr George, saloon
  • Koch John L, harnessmaker
  • Kohlerman L & Son, livery
  • Kress Annie, dry goods and notions
  • Krieg Frederick, tailor
  • Krieger Joseph, baker
  • Kunkel John A, cigar mnfr
  • Kupferschmid Leopold, jeweler
  • Larimer James E, propr Lawrenceburgh Press
  • Lawrenceburgh Furniture Mnfg Co (capital $45,700), Adam Kastner Pres, Christ Lommel Sec and Treas, Fred Kleinhaus Supt, Factory Furniture Mnfrs
  • Lawrenceburgh Gas and Coke Co
  • Lawrenceburgh Granite and Marble Works The, marble
  • Lawrenceburgh Press, J E Larimer propr
  • Lawrenceburgh Register, Hunter & O’Brien proprs
  • Leming M E & Co (M E Leming, J Frank Grant, Charles Schramm, Ernest L Grant), Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Pine and Hardwood Lumber, Lath and Shingles, Saw and Planing Mill, Malten, Mo.; Branch Yard Petersburgh, Ky.
  • Leutert Louis, stoves and tinware
  • Lowe B H & Bro, grocers
  • Lozier G Sparks, sewing machines
  • Lucas Thomas J, postmaster
  • McAdams Elias, Contractor and Builder, Plans and Specifications Furnished on Application; Doors, Windows and Screen Frames a Specialty, 94 Walnut
  • McCullough John C, druggist
  • McElfresh Samuel, Insurance Agent, Represents the Following Cos: Fire Ins Assn of Phila, London and Lancashire, Royal of Liverpool, American of Phila, Fireman’s of Dayton, Citizens of Louisville and Equitable Life Assurance Co of N J, 17 Walnut
  • McGranahan Joseph, grocer
  • McGuffin P S & Co, Dealers in Stoves, Hardware, Cornice Work, Roofing and Slating a Specialty, 113 Walnut
  • Meier Ernest, grocer
  • Meyer Stephen, saloon
  • Miller Daniel H, livery
  • Moody Alexander, barber
  • Moore & Braun, insurance
  • Mysonhimer Brothers, barbers
  • Nees Thomas, saloon
  • Nelson Richard P, barber
  • Nowlin Harry L, Dealer in All Kinds of Agricultural Implements; Farmers Supplies; Headquarters of Feed, Salt, Plaster, Lime, Cement, Hardware and Coal, 18-20-22 Walnut
  • Oertling Herman F, grocer
  • Oertling & Pfalzgraf, laundry
  • Oester Fred W, saloon
  • Oester Nicholas, Distiller of and Who Dealer in Choice Bourbon, Corn, Malt and Rye Whiskies
  • Ohio Valley Coffin Co.
  • Otto George H, baker
  • Palmer Gard L, blacksmith
  • People’s National Bank, P Braun cashr
  • Pusey Andrew J, millwright
  • Rabe Charles, blacksmith
  • Ratjen Charles J B, ins and notary public
  • Reisner Christian, Sewing Machines
  • Rief Jacob, Mnfr of and Dealer in Fine Cigars. Maker of the Famous “Two Brothers” Cigar, cor Walnut and New
  • Risinger Harrison, jeweler
  • Roberts & Stapp, lawyers
  • Roots G Y Co, A N Roots Pres, E D Moore Vice-pres, H P Piper Treas, Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg, Flour, Grain and Salt
  • Rossville Distilling Co
  • Rudolph Harry C, confectioner
  • Schleicher Brothers, grocers
  • Schlotter Melchior, horseshoer
  • Schneider Anton, boots and shoes
  • Schneider Wm, boots and shoes
  • Seekatz Charles F, boots and shoes
  • Seekatz George P, boots and shoes
  • Shaw Archibald, Dealer in Fancy and Staple Groceries, Shelf Goods and Provisions, Agents for Adams Express Co, cor High and Short
  • Shaw John, proprietor Fitch House
  • Shepard Jacob B, grocer
  • Sicking George L, confectioner
  • Siemanfel John, baker
  • Siemendel Tene, boots and shoes
  • Slater R E, attorney
  • Smith John J, notions
  • Smith Mary E, milliner
  • South Thomas, harnessmaker
  • Spanagel Jacob, grocer
  • Sparks Bros, grocers
  • Stahl & Harry (John Stahl, Isidore Harry), Sample Rooms, Dealers in Choice Brands of Wines, Liquors, Domestic and Imported Cigars 40 Walnut
  • Stein Louis, crockery
  • Stevenson House, Charles Feeny propr
  • Stevenson Wm, grocer
  • Stumpf Conrad, Practical Piano and Organ Mnfr, Tuning and Repairing, Agt For White Sewing Machine, All Orders Receive Prompt Attention, 37 Walnut, P O Box 381
  • Sturm George, Mnfr of All Kinds of Barrels, Whisky, Pork and Lard Barrels a Specialty
  • Sturm John M, grocer
  • Tebbs Bros, grocers
  • Thompson John K, lawyer
  • Tschaenn Frank A, shoemaker
  • Van Horn Samuel A, commissioner
  • Vaughan Clifford L, grocer
  • Volz Fred X, saloon
  • Wagner Andreas, notions
  • Walter Dr. Carl G, physician
  • Walter Rudolph, druggist
  • Walker Leeds, insurance agent
  • Ward Edward F, furniture
  • Weber Charles P, dry goods and notions
  • Weikel Frank, cigar mnfr
  • Wencke George E, dry goods
  • Wiles Jacob C, tailor and furnishing goods
  • Willers August, gunsmith
  • Winegardner Thomas, stationer
  • Wolff Catherine, grocer
  • Wood George H, grocer
  • Wuest Albert, boots and shoes
  • Yager Joseph, shoemaker
  • Young Andrew, justice of peace
  • Zins Peter, boots and shoes