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Dearborn County 1859 Guide

Dearborn County, Indiana guide from:
McEvoy’s Lawrenceburg, Aurora & Rising Sun Directory, 1859-60. Indianapolis: McEvoy, 1859.

CITY OFFICERS.

LAWRENCEBURG CITY OFFICERS.

  • Mayor.—John Schwartz.
  • Marshal.—A. J. Gray.
  • Clerk.—Addison Bookwalter.
  • Treasurer.—Thomas J. Lucas.
  • Assessor.—George B. Fitch.
  • City Engineer.—Origen Thomson.
  • Street Commissioner.—Geo. W. Mattocks.

COUNCILMEN.

  • First Ward.—John Ferris, Israel Crist.
  • Second Ward.—John Hornberger, Davis Woodward.
  • Third Ward.—Geo. W. Ward, F. Pfiester.
  • Fourth Ward.—James H. Swope, James M. Sherrod.
  • Fifth Ward.—Gideon Renner, George Meyer.

AURORA CITY OFFICERS.

  • Mayor.—John Gaff.
  • Clerk.—S. P. Hill.
  • Treasurer.—W. D. Austin.
  • Assessor.—F. Mulbarger.
  • Street Commissioner.—R. W. Rea.

COUNCILMEN.

  • First Ward.—F. Huckery, A. J. Crane.
  • Second Ward.—Michael Siemantel, J. Cummings.
  • Third Ward.—Geo. Chisman, P. W. Williams.

DEARBORN COUNTY and CITY OF LAWRENCEBURGH GUIDE.

DEARBORN COUNTY OFFICERS. Annual Election Second Tuesday in October.

  • Clerk.—Samuel L. Jones.
  • Deputy Clerk.—W. W. Tilley.
  • Auditor.—Elias T. Crosby.
  • Recorder.—John Heinberger.
  • Treasurer.—Francis M. Jackson.
  • Deputy Treasurer.—William H. H. Smith.
  • Coroner.—Major R. Slater.
  • Sheriff.—John Boyd.
  • Deputy Sheriff.—A. E. Conger.
  • Jailor.—John S. Conger.
  • Surveyor.—Samuel M. Kennedy.

COMMISSIONERS. Meet first Monday in June, September, December, and March.

  • Benjamin F. Burlingham.
  • Ashbel Tyrell.
  • John Anderegg.
  • Clerk.—Elias T. Crosby.

COURTS.

  • Dearborn Circuit Court.—Meets first Monday in May and November.
  • Judge.—Reuben D. Logan.
  • Clerk.—S. L. Jones.
  • Prosecuting Attorney.—Henry C. Hanna.

Common Pleas Court.—Meets first Monday in June, September, December, and March.

  • Judge.—Charles M. Shook.
  • Clerk.—S. L. Jones.
  • District Attorney.—Robt. Q. Terrill.

POST OFFICES,

Lawrenceburgh Post Office, Situated on Main st., North side, between Walnut and Vine, office hours from 6:30 A. M., to 7:30 P. M., Sundays excepted.

  • Postmaster.—Francis Riddell.
  • Clerk.—John J. Ross.

Post Offices in Dearborn County.

  • Aurora
  • Bright
  • Dillsborough
  • Farmers’ Retreat
  • Gionville
  • Guilford
  • Holman
  • Kelso
  • Lawrenceburgh
  • Lawrenceville
  • Logan
  • Manchester
  • Moores Hill
  • New Trenton
  • Sparta
  • St. Leon
  • Van Weddings
  • Wilmington
  • Wright’s Corner

CHURCHES AND PASTORS.

  • Presbyterian Church, Short st. N. of William, Rev. Geo. I. Taylor, Pastor.
  • Baptist Church, Partition Lane, E. of Walnut, Rev. R. C. Bond, Pastor.
  • Episcopal Church, Walnut, N. of Main, no regular Pastor.
  • Methodist Episcopal Church, cor. Main and Vine, Rev. E. D. Long, Pastor.
  • German Methodist Episcopal Church, Partition, bet. Arch and St. Clair, Rev. — Shcelberd, Pastor.
  • St. Lawrence German Catholic Church, Rev. A. Koch, Priest.

SCHOOLS.

  • High School.—Walnut, bet. William and Partition Lane, J. M. Olcott, Principal; D. H. Penniwell, Mrs. M. J. Tobin, Ass’t.
  • Secondary No. 1.—S. M. Coutant, Teacher.
  • Secondary No. 2.—Miss T. M. Jackson, Teacher.
  • Primary No. 1.—Mrs. Haynes, Teacher.
  • Primary No. 2.—Miss Ellen Yeatman, Teacher.
  • Newtown School.—Cor. Third and Main, Miss M. E. Hubble, Teacher.
  • Newtown School.—Fourth, bt. Main and Shipping, J. M. Miller, Teacher.

SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

  • O. Tousey, President
  • Samuel Morrison
  • Wm. Tate, Sen.
  • J. M. Olcott, Superintendent.

LIBRARIES.

  • Township Library. N. S. Sparks, Librarian. South west side of Main, E. of Vine. Open Mondays and Fridays.
  • McClure Working Man’s Library Institute. B. T. W. S. Anderson, Librarian. North side of Main, E. of Short.

MASONIC.

  • Lawrenceburg Lodge No. 4. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month. Hall South side Main, E. of Short. John C. McQuiston, W. M.

ODD FELLOWS.

  • Union Lodge No. 8. Meets every Monday evening. Hall corner Main and Walnut. William B. Cutting, N. G.
  • Barry Encampment No. 39. Meets the first and third Thursdays of each month. Wm. B. Cutting, C. P.

TEMPERANCE.

  • Sons of Temperance, Low Division No. 204. Meets every Saturday evening. Hall South west cor. Main and Short.

RAILROADS.

Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. In full operation. Running from Indianapolis to Cincinnati via. Lawrenceburgh, without change of cars. Making use of the Ohio and Mississippi broad gauge track from Lawrenceburgh to Cincinnati. See advertisement,

Officers

  • Pres’t and Sup’t, Henry C. Lord, Cincinnati.
  • Ass’st Sup’t, J. W. Mills, Lawrenceburgh.
  • Treasurer, W. O. Rockwood, Ind’pls.
  • Secretary, A. Worth, Indianapolis.
  • General Ticket Agent, W. H. L. Noble, Indianapolis.
  • Gen’l Freight Agent, John F. Cheek, Cincinnati.
  • Mastor Machinist, R. Meek, Ind’pls.
  • Road Master, J. F. Richardson, L’h.

Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. In full operation. Broad guage. Running from Cincinnati to East St. Louis without change of cars. Length of road 340 miles.

Officers.

  • Sup’t, W. H. Clement, Cincinnati.
  • Train Master, A. H. Lewis, Cincinnati.
  • Train Master, W. J. Stevens, Vincennes.
  • Train Master, H. C. Creveling, St. Lewis.

STEAMBOATS.

  • Regular Cincinnati and Madison Packet Company.
  • The Passenger Steamer FOREST QUEEN, Capt. C. D. Conway, leaves Cincinnati for Madison every Monday, Wednesday and Friday; leaves Madison for Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
  • The Passenger Steamer KENTUCKY, Capt. Chas. Davids, leaves Cincinnati for Madison every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; leaves Madison for Cincinnati every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

HALLS.

  • Odd Fellows’ Hall, S. W. cor. Main and Walnut.
  • Masonic Hall, South side Main East of South street.
  • Temperance Hall, S. W. cor. Main and Short.

Ohio County 1859 Guide

Ohio County, Indiana directory from:
McEvoy’s Lawrenceburg, Aurora & Rising Sun Directory, 1859-60. Indianapolis: McEvoy, 1859.

See also:Entries from Rising Sun, Ohio County, Indiana

Ohio County and Rising Sun Guide

CITY OFFICERS. Annual Election First Monday in September.

  • Mayor.—Thomas Shoup.
  • Marshal.—John I. Works.
  • Clerk.—William H. Smith.
  • Treasurer.—John K. Lewis.
  • Street Commissioner.—Charles Demoss.

COUNCILMEN. Meet at Mayor’s Office, Main, bt. Front and Poplar, the first Monday night of each Month.

  • Samuel Seward.
  • Platt Thompson.
  • Nathan Marble.
  • John S. Baxter.

OHIO COUNTY OFFICERS. Annual Election Second Tuesday in October.

  • Clerk.—John R. Ross.
  • Auditor.—John D. Bush.
  • Recorder.—William Elliott.
  • Treasurer.—Robert W. Jones.
  • Coroner.—Theophilus Jones.
  • Sheriff.—Thos. H. Gilmore.
  • Surveyor.—Edward B. Hunt.

COMMISSIONERS. Meet first Monday in March, June, September, and December.

  • Calvin Marble.
  • James W. Turner.
  • Hiram Barricklow.

COURTS.

Ohio Circuit Court.—Meets second Monday in February and August.

  • Judge.—Joseph W. Chapman.
  • Clerk.—John R. Ross.
  • Prosecuting Attorney.—Geo. W. Richardson.

Common Pleas Court.—Meets third Monday in January, July, and October.

  • Judge.—John J. Hayden.
  • Clerk.—John R. Ross.
  • District Attorney.—Richard Gregg.

RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

  • Trustee.—James M. Reister.
  • Assessor.—John Hall.
  • Constable.—Robert Carter.
  • Justices of the Peace.—Wm. Berkshire, Jas. Clark.

CHURCHES AND PASTORS.

  • Presbyterian, (O. S.,) Second, bt. Walnut and Poplar, Rev. Wm. Moore, Pastor.
  • Presbyterian, (N. S.,) Main, bt. Poplar and Walnut, Rev. Edwin Black, Pastor.
  • Methodist Episcopal, Walnut, bt. Second and Main, Rev. John S. Tevis, Pastor.
  • Christian Church, Main, bt. High and Walnut, Rev. M. C. Tiers, Pastor.
  • Universalist Church, Fourth, bt. Walnut and High, Rev. Geo. W. Gage, Pastor.
  • Baptist, held at Court House.
  • Catholic Mission, held at Mr. P. Dunne’s, attendance once a month, Rev. H. DuPontavis, Priest.

GRADED SCHOOL.

  • Directors.—Dr. H. T. Williams, Dr. McKibben, H. S. Espey, G. H. Craft and J. H. Jones.

LIBRARY.

  • McClure Working Man’s Library Institute. F. Gregory, Librarian.

BAND.

  • Rising Sun Cornet Band. Meets every Wednesday evening at Court House. Composed of eight horns, bass and tenor drum.

MASONIC. Hall on Second street, over O. S. Presbyterian Church.

  • Rising Sun Lodge No. 6. Meets the first and third Saturdays of each month.
  • King David’s Chapter. Meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month.

ODD FELLOWS. Hall on Main Street, bet. Front and Poplar.

  • Friendship Lodge No. 4. Meets every Tuesday night.
  • Eldridge Encampment. Meets the last Thursday in each month.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Hall over Post Office.

  • Rising Sun Division No. 76. Meets every Monday evening.

Rising Sun 1859 Directory

Rising Sun, Ohio County, Indiana directory from:
McEvoy’s Lawrenceburg, Aurora & Rising Sun Directory, 1859-60. Indianapolis: McEvoy, 1859.

Rising Sun Directory

  • Anderson Mason W., butcher, Main, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • Armstrong Sandford, clerk, res. Main, bt. Walnut and High.
  • Arthur wid. William, Poplar, bt. Plum and Maiden Lane.
  • Arthur Jacob H., painter, bds. wid. W. Arthur.
  • Atheran Prince, retired, Poplar, bt. Second and Main.
  • Banness Riley E., carpenter, Poplar, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Barker Hiram, retired, cor. Sixth and Poplar.
  • Barkshire Arthur, cooper, Fourth, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • Barkshire Samuel, cooper, Fourth, bt. Walnut and High.
  • Baxter Miss A.E., milliner and dress maker, Poplar, bt. Second and Main.
  • BAXTER JOHN S., boots and shoes, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. Second, bt. High and Walnut.
  • Beaty Hugh, painter, Walnut, bt. William and First.
  • Beaty James, bds. wid. J. Beaty.
  • Beaty wid. John, Walnut, bt. William and Front.
  • Beaty wid. Robert, Poplar, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Bedgood James E., Walnut, bt. Second and Main.
  • Bell Joseph G., fruit trees, cor. Poplar and Fifth.
  • Bennett wid. John, Poplar, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Bennett John, laborer, Sixth, bt. Poplar and Front.
  • Berkshire William, blacksmith, Fifth, bt. Walnut and Poplar.
  • BEST MRS. S., milliner and dress maker, Front, bt. Second and Main.
  • Best Samuel, silversmith, Main, bt. Walnut and High.
  • Birdzells C., butcher, Main, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • BLACK REV. EDWIN, (Pres.,) bds. Mrs. Lambdon.
  • Black William, painter, Walnut, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Blackburn Jacob, laborer, Main, W. of Mulberry.
  • Blankinship George, laborer, Plum, bt. Walnut and High.
  • Bonnell DeWitt C., brick mason, Poplar, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Bowen George, boot maker, bds. Mrs. P. Robinson.
  • Boyle Mrs. Margaret, cor. Front and Second.
  • Bradbury Marcus, proprietor City Hotel, Front, bt. Second and Main.
  • Brown E., trader, Main, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • Brown George T., carpenter, High, bt. First and Second.
  • Brumley Mrs. Mary, Fourth, bt. Poplar and Front.
  • BUSH JOHN D., county auditor, office Court House, res. High, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • Byers Andrew, steamboat captain, High, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Calkin Mrs. Lois, millinery and fancy goods, Main, between Poplar and Walnut.
  • CALVERT METELLUS, cashier, Hathaway & Co., res. Front, bt. Second and Main.
  • Carter Robert, plasterer, High, bt. William and First.
  • Campbell Caleb, coaster, Walnut, bt. William and First.
  • Campbell Thomas, fireman, First, bt. Walnut and Poplar.
  • Chamberlin wid. Elias, cor. High and William.
  • CITY MILLS, J. T. Talbott, proprietor, cor. Front and Main.
  • CITY HOTEL, M. Bradbury proprietor, Front, bt. Second and Main.
  • Clark Brower H., striker, Walnut, bt. Second and Main.
  • Clore Gabriel, farmer, Walnut, bt. Plum and Maiden Lane.
  • Clore Henry, trader, High, bt. Second and Main.
  • Clore James, blacksmith, cor. Second and Mulberry.
  • Clore John, plow maker, High, bt. First and Second.
  • Clore wid. Reuben, cor. High and William.
  • CLORE WILLIAM, plow maker and blacksmith, Walnut, bt. First and Second, res. cor. Second and Walnut.
  • Collord Rev. Isaac, High, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • Collins James, carpenter, Second, bt. High and Walnut.
  • Connor Robert, teamster, High, cor. Plum.
  • Corkins Mrs. Charlotte, cor. High and Second.
  • Corkins David, boatman, High, bt. William and First.
  • Cornelius Robert, drayman, Poplar, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Covington wid. Mary, Poplar, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Craft wid. Elizabeth, cor. Front and Fifth.
  • Craft George H., clerk, City Mills, res. cor. Fourth and Walnut.
  • Crouch Joseph, Walnut, bt. William and First.
  • Crouch Joshua, mason, Main, bt. Walnut and High.
  • Crugar Joseph, flatboatman, cor. Walnut and Fifth.
  • CULLEN WILLIAM, tailor, S. side Main, bt. Poplar and Front, res. Main, bt. Walnut and High.
  • Cullen John, drayman, Walnut, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Curry William, brick maker, Walnut, bt. Plum and William.
  • Dalmbert Adolph, (J. Zeiller & Co.,) res. at store.
  • Daly James, flatboatman, High, bt. Plum and Maiden Lane.
  • Danley James T., miller, Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • Davis Jesse, shoemaker, Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • DODD H. E. & SON, dry goods, clothing, &c., S. s. Main, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • Dodd H. E., (H. E. D. & Son,) res. opp. Store.
  • Dodd William H., (H. E. D. & Son,) res. High, bt. Second and Main.
  • Dodd Samuel, plasterer, Plum, bt. William and High.
  • Dolph Andrew J., carpenter, Walnut, bt. Walnut and High.
  • Donohew wid. Clara, washer woman, Walnut, bt. Fourth and Main.
  • DOWNEY A. C. & H. A., attorneys at law, S. side Main, bt. Front and Pearl.
  • Downey A. C., (A. C. & H. A. D.,) res building cor. Main and Mulberry.
  • Downey Henry A., notary public, (A. C. & H. A. D.) bds. City Hotel.
  • Downey John, shoemaker, High, bt. First and Second.
  • Drummond wid. Robert, Poplar, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Dugle William, engineer, Walnut, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • DUNNE PATRICK J., watches and jewelry, S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Dunne Mrs. P. J., dry goods, &c., S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Durbin L., laborer, William, bt. High and Mulberry.
  • Durbin Nicholas, laborer, William, bt. High and Mulberry.
  • EASTMAN MRS. MARY A., milliner, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Easton Robert, cabinet maker, cor. Second and Walnut.
  • Eddy William, fisherman, Poplar, bt. Plum and Maiden Lane.
  • Elliott Hewitt H., pilot, res. Front, bt. First and Second.
  • ELLIOTT ISRAEL, blacksmith, cor. First and Walnut.
  • Elliott John, farmer, cor. Walnut and William.
  • ELLIOTT WILLIAM, county recorder, office Court House, res. Front, bt. First and Second.
  • ELLIOTT WASHINGTON, butcher, cor. Main and Walnut.
  • English Jacob, farmer, High, bt. First and Second.
  • English John, drayman, High, bt. First and Second.
  • English Oliver, stone mason, Second, bt. High and Mulberry.
  • ENOCH A. C., boots and shoes, S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. Walnut, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Enoch Azrah, shoemaker, Second, bt. Walnut and Poplar.
  • Enoch Benjamin, shoemaker, Walnut, bt. William and First.
  • Enoch H., boots and shoes, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Espey Mrs. E., Second, bt. Walnut and High.
  • ESPEY H. S. & H., groceries, provisions, queensware, &c., cor. Poplar and Main.
  • Espey Hugh, (H. S. & H. E.,) bds. Mrs. Gregory.
  • Espey Hugh S., (H. S. & H. E.,) res. Main, near Poplar.
  • FIELDS JAMES, watches, clocks and jewelry, S. side Main, one door above post office.
  • Fisher Jacob, retired, Main, W. of Mulberry.
  • Fisher David, boots and shoes, S. side Main, bt. Poplar and Front, res. Mulberry, bt. William and First.
  • Follett John C., salesman, J. C. Wells, res. Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Foster James, spinner, Sixth, bt. Poplar and Front.
  • French Jefferson A., (J. I. F. & Co.,) res. over store.
  • FRENCH JOHN I. & CO., groceries and provisions, S. E. cor. Front and Main.
  • French John I., (J. I. F. & Co.,) res. Fourth, bt. Walnut and Poplar.
  • French John, farmer, Fourth, bt. Walnut and Poplar.
  • Fulton Joseph, gardener, Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • GAGE REV. GEORGE W., bds. Mrs. N. J. Mitchell.
  • GARY ENOS, furniture dealer and undertaker, Poplar, bt. Main and Fourth, res. cor. Fourth and Poplar.
  • GARY JOHN W., baker and confectioner, S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, also Main, near Poplar.
  • Gibson James, cooper, cor. First and Poplar.
  • Gillespie George, trader, cor. Fourth and Poplar.
  • GILLESPIE WILLIAM, physician, Poplar, bt. Second and Main, res. cor. Poplar and Second.
  • Gillman David, fireman, near of Front, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • GILMORE THOMAS H., county sheriff, res. Main, W. of Mulberry.
  • Ginnings John M., assessor, Second, bt. Walnut and High.
  • Goldson William, machinist, Front, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • Gould Benjamin, blacksmith, Mulberry, bt. Second and Main.
  • Grace Daniel, flatboatman, Walnut, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Grace John, hay dealer, cor. Front and William.
  • Grace Joseph C., produce dealer, Walnut, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • Granger E. B., flatboatman, Main, bt. Walnut and High.
  • Green Harvey, (J. M. Reister & Co.,) res. cor. Walnut and Plum.
  • Gregory Mrs. Clara, boarding, Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • GREGORY WILLIAM H., editor Indiana Weekly Visitor, res. S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Griswold J. W., clerk, H. E. Dodd & Son.
  • Griswold Thomas, retired, Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • Haines Isaac S., salesman, H. S. & H. Espey.
  • Haines Joshua, retired, Poplar, bt. Second and Main.
  • HAINES MATTHIAS, physician, cor. Main and High.
  • Hall Benjamin, painter, &c., cor. Fifth and Walnut.
  • Hall Daniel S., shoemaker, Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • Hall John, township assessor, Main, W. of limits.
  • Hall William, carpenter and builder, cor. Main and Poplar.
  • Hall wid. W., High, cor. Fifth.
  • Harper Mrs. Catharine, dressmaker, Poplar, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • Harrington Mrs. E. B., seminary for young ladies, corner Fourth and Walnut.
  • Harris John, carpenter, Poplar, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Harryman George, dentist, Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • Harwood George, painter, Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Hathaway S., (H. & Co.,) res. Fourth.
  • HATHAWAY & CO., general merchandise, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Hathaway B. J., (H. & Co.,) res. High, cor. Maiden Lane.
  • Hathaway S., (H. & Co.,) res. cor. Fourth and Front.
  • HAYDEN JOHN J., attorney and insurance agent, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. cor. Main and High.
  • Hayman Thomas, saddler, Poplar, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Hemphill James, boot maker, High, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Hemphill John, drayman, Walnut, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • HERDEGEN ADAM, baker and confectioner, S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Heuston Michael, farmer, W. of City.
  • Hewitt George, farmer, Walnut, bt. First and Second.
  • HEWITT JESSE, groceries and provisions, S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Hewitt Jesse J., boatman, Second, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • Hill wid. Isabella, Front, bt. Second and Main.
  • Hillis James, farmer, Main, W. of Mulberry.
  • Hoffner Peter, machinist, Walnut, bt. Second and Main.
  • Holcraft Abraham, cooper, First, near Poplar.
  • HORSFALL THOMAS, tailor, S. W. cor. Main and Poplar, up stairs, res. High, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • Houston James C., wagon maker, William, bt. High and Walnut.
  • Howard James, printer, Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Howard Jefferson A., flatboatman, cor. Second and Poplar.
  • Howard John W., boatman, Second, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Howard wid. Levi, Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Hunt Porter, engineer, Front, cor. Plum.
  • Huston George, wagon maker, William, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Indiana Weekly Visitor, Wm. H. Gregory, editor and proprietor, cor. Front and Main, up stairs.
  • James Basil, retired, Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • JELLEY J. S., attorney at law, S. W. cor. Main and Poplar.
  • Jelley Samuel, cor. Front and First.
  • JESSUP DAVID H., physician, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Johnson wid. Joseph, Second, bt. Walnut and Poplar.
  • Johnson John, carriage maker, First, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Jones Benjamin, school teacher, bds. J. J. Hewett.
  • Jones George W., cor. Plum and High.
  • Jones wid. H., Second, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • Jones James, cooper, Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • Jones Jesse, tinner, Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • JONES JOHN H., groceries and produce, also, insurance agent, S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. Second, bt. Walnut and Poplar.
  • Jones Robert, Second, bt. Walnut and Poplar.
  • Jones Theophilus, county coroner and drayman, Walnut, bt. Second and Main.
  • Jones Thomas, cooper, Second, bt. Walnut and High.
  • Keith Mrs. Nancy, High, bt. First and Second.
  • Keys James L., engineer, cor. Maiden Lane and Front.
  • Kilgore John, farmer, Poplar, bt. Plum and William.
  • Kittle Andrew, teamster, Mulberry, bt. First and Second.
  • Kittle Solomon, drayman, High, bt. Second and Main.
  • Lambdon Mrs. Martha, boarding, cor. First and Walnut.
  • Land Wm. R., laborer, Walnut, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Latham John, shoemaker, Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Lemmon James F., Front, bt. First and Second.
  • LEWIS REV. JOHN, (M. E.) Front, bt. Second and Main.
  • Lewis John, saw miller, Front, cor. Maiden Lane.
  • LEWIS JOHN K., painter and glazier, cor. Fourth and Front.
  • Lewis Robert, baker, Front, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Lindsey Samuel F., carpenter, res. Walnut, bt. Second and Main.
  • LINDSAY T. & SON, carpenters, Front, cor. William.
  • Lindsay Thomas, carpenter, William, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Loder James, bds. Mrs. C. Harper.
  • Long James M., blacksmith, Walnut, cor. William.
  • Long Samuel, saw miller, High, bt. William and Plum.
  • Loring wid. E., cor. High and Main.
  • Lynn M. N., clerk, bds. Mrs. E. Craft.
  • McAROY & BRO., drugs and medicines, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • McAroy George, (M. & Bro.,) res. Front, bt. Second and Main.
  • McAroy William B., (M. & Bro.,) res. Ohio.
  • McCUNE JOHN J., saddles and harness, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • McGowen George, laborer, Main, Wi of Mulberry.
  • McGowen John, laborer, Mulberry, bt. First and Second.
  • McKain Mrs. Martha, Poplar, bt. Second and Main.
  • McKIBBEN CHARLES T., physician, Walnut, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • McKnight John, retired, Front, bt. Second and Main.
  • McQuithy Rev., Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Mack Christopher, saddler, bds. R. Martin.
  • Marble Nathan, broom maker, High, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Marquett Frederick, saddler, Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • Martin Richard, livery stable, Front, bt. Second and Main.
  • MARTIN RICHARD, saddles and harness, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Massey Mrs. E. J., milliner, cor. Main and Walnut.
  • Massey Stephen L., teacher, Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Maxwell William, cabinet maker, Front, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • Merrill George L., school teacher, Poplar, bt. Plum and Maiden Lane.
  • Merrill Henry, blacksmith, cor. Fifth and Walnut.
  • Merrill Joseph, blacksmith, Walnut, bt. William and First.
  • Miles James, news depot, S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Miles Willis, tailor, S. side Main, bt. Poplar and Front.
  • Miller Thomas, machinist, cor. Second and Mulberry.
  • Mitchell wid. Isaiah, Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • Mitchell Martin P., Walnut, bt. First and Second.
  • Mitchell Mrs. N. J., boarding, Poplar, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Mitchell Simeon, tanner, Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • Monroe Calvin, tanner, Second, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • MONROE WILLIAM, groceries and provisions, S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. cor. Second and Poplar.
  • Moore George, farmer, High, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Moore Richard, drayman, Poplar, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Moore Rev. William H., (O.S. Pres.,) cor. First and High.
  • Morford wid. Charlotte, Walnut, bt. First and Second.
  • MORGAN BENJAMIN, hats, caps and furs, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. Second, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Morris F. C., cooper, Poplar, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • Morse George W., clerk, res. Fourth, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Morton Richard, tanner, Front, bt. William and First.
  • Mountz Charles W., Poplar, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Myers Emanuel, farmer, Poplar, bt. Plum and William.
  • Nash Michael, laborer, First, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Neal John, res. High, bt. Plum and William.
  • Neal wid. John, High, bt. Plum and William.
  • Neaman Henry, farmer, Poplar, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Noble B., watchman, bds. S. Thompson.
  • Numan George, carpenter, High, near Second.
  • Padgett William, retired, cor. High and Second.
  • Pearson John W., carpenter, Front, res. High, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Peck William H., salesman, res. Main, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • PEPPER & DOWNEY, real estate agents, S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Pepper Abel C., attorney, (P. & Downey,) res. Fourth, bt. High and Mulberry.
  • Pepper Mrs. Nancy, dressmaker, Main, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • Perry H. D., teacher, High School.
  • Pollock wid. Elizabeth, Walnut, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • PORTER JOSEPH, books and stationery, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, bds. Mrs. Lambdon.
  • POST OFFICE, S. Ulrey P. M., S. side Main, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • Powell Edward D., cooper, cor. Poplar and Plum.
  • Pierce wid. John, Main, W. of Mulberry.
  • Pink John, stillman, Front, bt. First and Second.
  • Plummer wid. Eliza, cor. Walnut and William.
  • Rann Thomas, drayman, bds. Mrs. E. Pollock.
  • Reager George W., pilot, Main, W. of Mulberry.
  • Reed James S., watchma, Poplar, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • REISTER J. M. & CO., foundry and machine shop, Walnut, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • Reister James M., (J. M. R. & Co.,) res High, cor. Fourth.
  • Rensford Henry, engineer, High, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • Rich wid. Ann, Walnut, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Rickards James, laborer, Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • Riggs John, blacksmith, Walnut, bt. Plum and William.
  • Riggs Lewis M., blacksmith, Walnut, bt. Plum and William.
  • Riggs William R., blacksmith, William, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • RISING SUN, AURORA, AND LAWRENCEBURGH TELEGRAPH LINE, B. J. Hathaway, proprietor.
  • RISING SUN INSURANCE CO., B. J. Hathaway, Sec’y, S. Hathaway, Pres’t, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Robbins Kenes, carpenter, Poplar, bt. Second and Main.
  • Robinson wid. Phineas, Poplar, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Rogerts wid. David, cor. Fourth and High.
  • ROSS JOHN R., county clerk, office Court House, res. Walnut, cor. First.
  • Royalety Mrs., tailoress, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Royalety Samuel L., blacksmith, Walnut, bt. Plum and William.
  • Ryle wid. S., Walnut, bt. William and First.
  • Schofeld Joe, carding and spinning factory, cor. Fifth and Front.
  • Scogin Levi, (S. & Wilber,) res. Poplar, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • SCOGIN & WILBER, groceries and provisions, cor. Main and Poplar.
  • SEWARD SAMUEL, lumber and coal, cor. First and Poplar, res. Poplar, bt. First and Second.
  • Seward Stephen, flatboatman, High, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • SHOUP THOMAS, mayor, office Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. High, bt. First and Second.
  • Smith —, stonecutter, bds. Mrs. C. Gregory.
  • SMITH JAMES B., county treasurer and salesman Hathaway & Co., res. Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • SMITH WILLIAM H., carpenter and builder, cor. Fourth and Poplar.
  • Speedy James H., tailor, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Spoure Levi, brickmaker, Front, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • Steel James, plow maker, res. Main, cor. Walnut.
  • Stevens Charles D., cooper, cor. Plum and Poplar.
  • Stewart wid. Stephen, Main, W. of Mulberry.
  • SULLIVAN WILLIAM H., physician, cor. Main and Poplar, res. Poplar, bt. Second and Main.
  • Summers Charles, clerk, Thomas Summers.
  • Summers James, clerk, Thomas Summers.
  • SUMMERS THOMAS, tinware and stoves, Main, corner Walnut.
  • Swallow Joseph, carriage maker, Poplar, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Tabor Daniel, blacksmith, cor. First and High.
  • Tague Miss Mary, private school teacher, corner High and Second.
  • Tait John, bds. Thos. Summers.
  • TALBOTT JOSEPH W., miller and cooper, cor. Front and Main, res. cor. Fourth and Poplar.
  • Tapley Daniel, farmer, cor. Fourth and Walnut.
  • TEVIS REV. JOHN’S., (Meth. Epis.,) Walnut, bt. William and Firs.
  • Thompson Albert, shoemaker, Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Thompson Josiah, miller, rear of Front, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • THOMPSON PLATT, stoves and tinware, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. Walnut, bt. Plum and William.
  • THOMPSON SIDNEY, wharf master, Front, bt. Second and Main.
  • TIERS REV. M. C., (Christian,) res. Main, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • Todd William, laborer, Second, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • Turner David, farmer, bds. Mrs. Turner.
  • Turner Mrs. Jane, Front, bt. Second and Main.
  • Turner Isreal, farmer, bds. Mrs. Turner.
  • Turner wid. Jeremiah, Walnut, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Ulrey David, produce dealer, Poplar, bt. Second and Main.
  • ULREY JOEL P., dentist, at home Monday and Tuesday, Poplar, bt. Second and Main.
  • Ulrey Stephen, postmaster, res. Poplar, near Main.
  • Vance Joseph, trader, Front, bt. Main and Fourth.
  • Vanness Furmen, carpenter, Poplar, bt. Second and Main, res. cor. Front and First.
  • Walker Fracis, trader, res. Main, bt. Poplar and Walnut.
  • Walker Joseph, cooper, Walnut, bt. First and Second.
  • Walker Joseph S., boots and shoes, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. Second, bt. Walnut and Poplar.
  • Walton A., flatboatman, cor. Plum and High.
  • Walton James A., retired, Main, W. of Mulberry.
  • Ward Thomas, daguerrean artist and boot maker, cor. Front and Main.
  • WELLS JACOB C., dry goods, clothing and groceries, S. W. cor. Main and Poplar, res. near store.
  • Wells Richard, river pilot, Fourth, bt. High and Mulberry.
  • WHITLOCK JOHN T., furniture dealer and undertaker, Main; bt. Poplar and Walnut, res. cor. High and William.
  • Wilber Ephraim, (Scogin & W.,) res. Walnut, bt. Fourth and Fifth.
  • WILLIAMS H. T., physician, N. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar, res. Fifth, bt. Walnut and Poplar.
  • Williams James B., produce merchant, res. Fourth, near cor. Poplar.
  • Winters George, farmer, cor. High and First.
  • Wiswell William, cor. Fourth and Front.
  • Wood Mrs. Sarah, Poplar, bt. Plum and Maiden Lane.
  • Wooley Brooks R., mechanic, Second, bt. High and Walnut.
  • Works John, Mulberry, bt. First and Second.
  • Works Mrs. Sarah, High, bt. Second and Main.
  • WRIGHT EZEKIEL H., distiller, Front, res. High, bt. First and Second.
  • WRIGHT J. F., barber, S. s. Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • WRIGHT NATHANIEL, blacksmith, cor. Second and Walnut, res. Mulberry, bt. First and Second.
  • Wynn Thomas, gunsmith, Main, W. of Mulberry.
  • Young Rebecca, private school, cor. Fourth and Walnut.
  • Yonge Robert G., chair maker, Main, bt. Poplar and Walnut, res. Walnut, bt. Fifth and Sixth.
  • ZEILLER JOHN & CO., dry goods, clothing, &c., S. side Main, bt. Front and Poplar.
  • Zeiller John, (J. Z. & Co.,) res. over store.

Aurora – 1871 Ohio River Directory

Aurora, Dearborn County, Indiana entries from:
Wiggins & Weavers’s Ohio River Directory for 1871-72. Cleveland : Wiggins & Weaver, 1871.
Digital Copy at Google Books

Aurora Directory, 1871-72.

  • ABBOTT, Nathaniel, cooper, Exportation, nr Second.
  • Abraham E. J., wid. of E., Second and Mechanic.
  • Achors, William, teamster, Fifth.
  • Adkinson, E. W., att’y, o Second, nr Main, b Manchester.
  • Advocate Printing Co., publishers Peoples’ Advocate, Public Square, opp Post Office.
  • Ager, G., pastor Baptist church.
  • Alloway, John, sewing maching agt., Third, nr Main.
  • Appleton, F. G., book-keeper, Fifth, nr Main.
  • Appleton, Frederick, merchant, Fifth.
  • Appleton, W. H., book-keeper, Fifth, nr Main.
  • Appleton, William, dry goods, &c., s Main and Second, h Boone Co., Ky.
  • Arens, Henry, shoemaker, Front, nr Second.
  • Arp, Peter, cooper, Fourth, nr Mechanic.
  • Ashworth, Richard, carpenter, West Conwell.
  • Aurora Chair and Furniture Manufacturing Co., Bridgeway and Third.
  • Aurora Hotel, John M. Miller, prop., Third and Main.
  • BACKMAN, J. J., of T. & J. W. Gaff & Co., Fifth, nr Mechanic.
  • Bailey, Omar T., carpenter, Mechanic, nr First.
  • Bailey, Sarah, wid. of Amasia, Second and Mechanic.
  • Bailey, Thomes J., cabinet-maker, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Barr, John, laborer, Exportation.
  • Basler, Henry, tailor, s and h Main, nr Second.
  • Beach, Pardee, carpenter, Fourth, nr Main.
  • Beaker, F. W., physician, o and h Second, nr Main.
  • Beaty, D. B., of W. E. & D. B. Beaty, Fourth and Main.
  • Beaty, Mary, wid. of William, Fourth, nr Judiciary.
  • Beaty, W. E., of W. E. & D. B. Beaty, Fourth and Main.
  • Beaty, W. E. & D. B., saddle and harness makers, Main, nr Second.
  • Beck, D. I., salesman, Fourth, nr Judiciary.
  • Beinkamp, C. D., of Beinkamp & Giegoldt, Indiana House.
  • BEINKAMP & GIEGOLDT, proprietors Indiana House, Fourth and Bridgeway.
  • Bittner, Henry, barber, s and h Main, nr Second.
  • Blackmore, O. M., wid. of Thomas, Second and Main.
  • Bloom, A. & Bro., grocers, s and h Second, nr Main.
  • Blythe, B. T., carpenter, Fourth, nr Mechanic.
  • BOND, R. C., physician, o Second and Main, h George and Johnson.
  • Bower, John, tailor, Third, nr Main.
  • Bowers, Charlie, carpenter, Bridgeway and Second.
  • Bowman, Isaac, butcher, Morrison, nr Johnson.
  • Brackenhoff, Henry, grocer, Fourth, nr Exporting.
  • Bradley, James, laborer, Morrison and Broadway.
  • Bradley, Mary, wid. of Thomas, Third, nr Exporting.
  • Brady, Simon, carpenter, Broadway, nr Water.
  • Brannan, James, laborer, Exportation.
  • Braunagel, E., saloon, Third, nr Mechanic.
  • Brewington, Charles, clerk, b Exportation.
  • Brewington, Joshua, of Brewington & Son, Third and Mechanic.
  • Brewington, William, dry goods, &c., s Second, nr Main, h Fifth.
  • Briddee, John, cooper, Moore nr Washington.
  • Briddell, Sanford, cooper, Broadway, nr Moore.
  • Brock, A. J., blacksmith, Water, nr Johnson.
  • Brogan, John, machinist, West of Fourth.
  • Brown, William, laborer, Exportation.
  • Buffington, David, laborer, Moore, nr Water.
  • Buffington, Marion, painter, Bridgeway, nr Second.
  • Burns, Hannah, wid. of Peter, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Bush, Eliza, wid. of Noble, Fifth, nr Main.
  • Bush, John, agent, Bridge and Morrison.
  • Buttner, John, machinist, Broadway and Morrison.
  • CALLAHAN, Dennis, cooper, Broadway, nr Main.
  • Callahan, James, marshal, Water, nr Broadway.
  • Campbell, I. T., merchant, Fifth, nr Main.
  • Canfield, Newton, stone-mason, George, nr Main.
  • Cannon, Edward, laborer, Main, nr ay.
  • Carbaugh, I. H., judge, Third, nr Front.
  • Casner, Caroline, wid. of Frederick, Second and Bridgeway.
  • Cavender, B., laborer, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Chamberlin, Lucretia, wid. of Elias, Main and Broadway.
  • Chambers, J., of Chambers, Stevens & Co., Fifth.
  • CHAMBERS, STEVNS & CO., dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, queensware, &c., Second and Main.
  • Cheesman, Geo., laborer, Johnson and Short.
  • Cheisman, G. W., of G. W. Cheisman & Co., country.
  • Cheisman, G. W. & Co., groceries, produce, &c., Main, nr Second.
  • Christopher, Elijah, township trustee, Mechanic, nr First.
  • Cless, Gust Fred., cigar-maker, Judiciary nr Second.
  • Cobb, O. P., of O. P. Cobb & Co., country.
  • COBB, O. P. & Co., wholesale and retail grocers, Second and Main.
  • Cobb, T. J., of Denton & Cobb, George and Manchester Pike.
  • Cochran, E., wid. of Isaac N., Second and Main.
  • Cofield, James, laborer, Exportation.
  • Cole, Eleazer, farmer, Main, nr Broadway.
  • Collier, Wheeler, pilot, West Fifth.
  • Collins, Lawrence, shoemaker, Judiciary, nr First.
  • Collins, Lawrence, shoemaker, Second, nr Mechanic.
  • Conway, D. W., student, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Conwell, John A., clerk of court, Fourth, nr Main.
  • Coretant, Marinus, foreman, Fourth, nr Main.
  • Cotter, F. P., finisher, Fourth and Main.
  • Criswell, R., hardware, s Main, s s nr Second, h Main.
  • CUMMINGS, JAMES, groceries, produce, queensware, &c., s Third, nr Main, h Third, bet Main and Bridgeway.
  • Cunningham, Annie B., wid. of Samuel, Second and Judiciary.
  • Curnayn, Ellen, carpet-weaver, s and h Judiciary, nr Second.
  • DARE, Nicholas, cooper, Market.
  • Davis, Charles, fisherman, Morrison and Broadway.
  • DAVIS, E. H., cashier First National Bank, Sunny Side.
  • Davis, S. J., wid. of Josiah W., milliner, Second, nr Judiciary.
  • Davis, Wm., laborer, Fourth, nr Main.
  • Day, George, painter, Mechanic, nr Second.
  • Day, Robert, mason, Third, nr Front.
  • Day, William, carpenter, Broadway and Water.
  • Denerline, George, tinner, b Schulze’s Hall.
  • DENTON & COBB, publishers of Dearborn Independent, Second and Main.
  • Denton G., V., merchant, Main, bet Johnson and George.
  • Denton, J. H., of Denton & Cobb, Moore and George.
  • Dennos, J. H., ass’t assessor, Moore and George.
  • Depler, Peter, cooper, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Dewey, Mrs. E. P., milliner, s and h Main, nr Second.
  • Dewey, Fletcher, carpenter, Exportation, nr Second.
  • DINES, GRANVILLE, barber, s and h Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Dodsworth, Martin, laborer, Front, west of Fifth.
  • Dolson, A. J., cooper, George.
  • Doyle, Michael, blacksmith, Exportation.
  • Duchemin, W. R., att’y and ins. agt., o Main, nr Second, h Manchester Pike.
  • Dyke, Nathaniel, Jr., tinner, Fourth, nr Main.
  • EAGLE HOTEL, John Hamilton, proprietor, Mill and Judiciary.
  • Edwards, M. C., gent., Third, nr Main.
  • Emrie, G. S., printer, Public Square.
  • Emrie, Jehu, gent., Moore and Main.
  • Emrie, John S., pilot, Moore and Main.
  • Epstein, A., dry goods and clothing, s Second and Main, h Fifth and Judiciary.
  • FAHEY, William, blacksmith, Main, nr First.
  • Faunhader, Ernest, chair-maker, Third, nr Main.
  • Fenton, Charles, clerk, Third, nr Front.
  • Felgar, Lawrence, cooper, Mechanic, nr Second.
  • Fenton, Thomas T., of G. W. Cheisman & Co., Third, nr Judiciary.
  • Fenton, William, pilot, Third, nr Judiciary.
  • FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Second and Main.
  • Fisher, Henry, blacksmith, Third, nr Mechanic.
  • Fisk, Charles, of H. Fisk & Bro., Mechanic, nr Railroad.
  • Fisk, Harry, of H. Fisk & Bro., Moore, nr Railroad.
  • Fisk, Hiram, of H. Fisk & Bro., Broadway, nr Railroad.
  • Fisk, H. & Bro., carriage-makers, Main and Mill.
  • Folbre, Thomas, of O. P. Cobb & Co., Fourth and Mechanic.
  • Foulk, Lewis M., of O. P. Cobb & Co., George and Broadway.
  • Forndorn, Theodore, watchman, Third, nr Mechanic.
  • Fox, Noah, cooper, Johnson, nr Main.
  • Frank, Vincent, distiller, Fourth, nr Judiciary.
  • Frazier, A. J., telegraph operator, Second and Exportation.
  • Frazier, Judson, telegraph operator, George nr Main.
  • Freeman, Amsey, pastor Presbyterian church, Fifth, nr Main.
  • Freiberger, Phillip, machinist, Third and Bridgeway.
  • Fulton, James, laborer, Front, nr Second.
  • GAFF, James, W., of Gaff, Lozier & Co.
  • Gaff, Lozier, & Co., dry goods, groceries, &c., Second and Judiciary.
  • GAFF, T. & J. W. & CO., registered distillery, foot of Mechanic.
  • GAFF, THOMAS, of T. & J. W. Gaff & Co., and pres’t First National Bank, Fifth, nr Main.
  • Gaff, Thomas, of Gaff, Lozier & Co., Main.
  • Geiholdt, Charles, butcher, Third and Mechanic.
  • Geisler, Elijah, druggist, b Indiana House.
  • Gevel, Valentine, cooper, Fourth nr Mechanic.
  • Gibson, O. D., clerk, Manchester Pike.
  • Gibson, T. M., druggist and chemist, Second, nr Main, h Fourth nr Main.
  • Gibson, W. E., of Gaff, Lozier & Co., Fourth and Mechanic.
  • Gibson, W. E. & Co., cooperage, Importation nr Mechanic.
  • Gibson, William, of Samuel Wymond & Co., Fourth, nr Main.
  • Giegoldt, George C., of Jacob Giegoldt & Son, Cochran.
  • Giegoldt, J., city meat market, Third and Judiciary, h Cochran.
  • GIEGOLDT, JACOB & SON, city meat market, Third and Judiciary.
  • Giegoldt, M., of Beinkamp & Giegoldt, Importation, bet Second and Third.
  • Giffon, David, drayman, Fifth, nr Exportation.
  • Giffen, William, teamster, Front, nr Fifth.
  • Goldsmith, Martin, peddler, Third, nr Main.
  • Gordon, James, pilot, Johnson and Water.
  • Grautzer, Fred., cooper, Mechanic, nr Third.
  • Green, John, school teacher, Market.
  • Gregg, Richard, attorney at law, o Main and Second, b Indiana House.
  • Griffin, G. W., dealer in groceries and produce, Main, nr Second, h Main, nr Third.
  • Griffin, George, gent., Second, nr Main.
  • Griffin, John, shoemaker, Morrison.
  • Griffith, William A., cooper, Bridge and Morrison.
  • Grosse, Adams, chair-maker, Exportation.
  • Grossholz, Louis, proprietor Trester House, Third and Exportation.
  • Guinn, T. M., cooper, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Gurth, Leo, painter, Fourth, nr Mechanic.
  • HAINES, A. B., physician and surgeon, o Main nr Second, h Fifth and Mechanic.
  • Hagy, Abraham, founderyman, Exportation.
  • Hall, William, carpenter, Mechanic, nr Second.
  • HAMILTON, JOHN, proprietor Eagle Hotel, Mill and Judiciary.
  • Haring, M., furniture dealer, s and h Second nr Main.
  • Harryman, A. B., dentist, Second, nr Judiciary, b Broadway, nr Main.
  • Hauck, J., dealer in confectionary, &c., Main, nr Second, h Exportation, nr Second.
  • Hauck, Jacob, barber and hair-dresser, Second bet Main and Judiciary, h Third, bet Main and Judiciary.
  • Hauck, John, grocer, Second and Exportation.
  • Hauck, Julius, barber and hair-dresser, Second nr Main, h Third nr Front.
  • Haynes, E. D., deputy collector, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Hayes, J. R., book-keeper, Fourth, nr Main.
  • Heaton, Eben T., carpenter, Broadway, nr Main.
  • Held, George, tinner, b Fourth, nr Main.
  • Held, Henry, sowing machine agent, Second, nr Judiciary, h George, nr Main.
  • Held, P. H., Sr., merchant tailor, s Second, h George, nr Main.
  • Held, Philip, tailor, Moore nr Washington.
  • Held, Philip, tinner, Fourth, bet Judiciary and Mechanic.
  • Held, Philip, Jr., stoves and tin-ware, Second nr Judiciary, b Fourth, nr Main.
  • Heustis, Oliver, of S. W. Heustis & Co., Manchester, Ind.
  • Heustis, S. W., of S. W. Heustis & Co., Manchester, Ind.
  • Heustis, S. W. & Co., tobacco and cigar manufacturers, Second, nr Main.
  • Hibbert, George, carpenter, Second, nr Main.
  • Hibbert, Mrs. M. A., milliner, s and h Second nr Main.
  • Hill, Ira, trader, Second and Front.
  • Hisey, Joseph, car-builder, Broadway, nr Moore.
  • Holmes, Thomas, drayman, Third, nr Main.
  • Horn, Valentine, laborer, Market.
  • Horr, P., watch-maker, Market, nr Fifth.
  • Hubbard, Richard, groceries, Main and Broadway.
  • Hubbard, Richard, grocer, Main and Moore.
  • Hubbard, Thomas R., molder, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Hudson, Mrs. Elizabeth, wid. of Littleton, Exportation.
  • Huffman, Aaron, river trader, Moore and Washington.
  • Hurlbert, H. W., of H. W. Hurlbert & Co., Fifth nr Bridgeway.
  • HURLBERT, H. W. & Co., drugs, medicines and perfumery, Second, nr Main.
  • Hurlbert, Henry, druggist, West Fifth.
  • Hurlbert, L. G., of L. G. Hurlbert & Son, Fifth and Bridgeway.
  • Hurlbert, L. G., Jr., of L. G. Hurlbert & Son, Fifth and Bridgeway.
  • HURLBERT L. G. & SON, planing mill, Third and Mechanic.
  • IEHN, Valentine, brewer, Fourth and Conwell.
  • INDIANA HOUSE, Beinkamp & Giegoldt, proprietors, Fourth and Bridgeway.
  • Irwin, James, carpenter, Fourth, nr Main.
  • Ittner, Mary, wid. of John, Third, nr Main.
  • JAER, Henry, laborer, Fifth, nr Exportation.
  • Johnson, Adam, baker and grocer, s and h Second, nr Judiciary.
  • Johnson, Columbus, grocer, b Indiana House.
  • Jones, J. P., pattern-maker, Fourth, nr Front.
  • Jones, W. L. S., dry goods, clothing, &c., Second, nr Main, h country.
  • Jones, William, cooper, George, nr Main.
  • Junker, Abraham, shoemaker, h Third, nr Judiciary.
  • Junker, M., shoemaker, Main, nr First.
  • KASTNER, Philip, groceries and liquors, Front, nr Fourth.
  • Kastor, James, laborer, Third and Judiciary.
  • Kummel, Michael, carpenter, Main, nr First.
  • Kempel, Jacob, private boarding-house, Johnson, nr Morrison.
  • Kemper, Wm., produce broker, b Indiana House.
  • Kennett, James W., laborer, Morrison and Broadway.
  • Kerrigan, Thomas, laborer, Exportation.
  • Kersh, Jacob, cooper, Fourth and Bridgeway.
  • Kesler, P., plasterer, Fourth and Bridgeway.
  • Kieffer, Gregory, tailor, Third, nr Mechanic.
  • Kiffin, Mrs. Nancy, wid. of Charles, Main and George.
  • Kimbel, John, farmer, Third and Judiciary.
  • King, N. B., cooper, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Kirby, Mrs. Alice, wid. of John, Exportation, nr Third.
  • Kistner, Marcus, gent., Third, nr Mechanic.
  • Klever, Anthony, laborer, Market.
  • Klever, Henry, cooper, Market.
  • Klever, Mrs. Margaret, wid. of Frank, Market.
  • Klingelhoffer, Adolphus, laborer, Front, nr Fifth.
  • Koehler, P., groceries and liquors, Front and Fifth.
  • Kratzer, Andrew, carpenter, Front, nr Second.
  • KREITLEIN, A., dealer in groceries and liquors, s and h Second, bet Mechanic and Bridgeway.
  • Kress, John A., gent., Third, nr Mechanic.
  • Kreutzer, John, cooper, Fourth, nr Mechanic.
  • Kreutzer, Michael, cooper, Fourth, nr Mechanic.
  • Kummel, M., cabinet-maker, Second, nr Judiciary.
  • LAKE, T. M., teamster, Moore, nr George.
  • Lamar, W. W., dry goods, East Fifth.
  • Lamar, Blake, clerk, Fifth and Mechanic.
  • Lamar, Harry, clerk, Fifth and Mechanic.
  • Lamar, Howard, clerk, Fifth and Mechanic.
  • Lamb, James, physician, o Second and Main, h Fifth nr Main.
  • Lamkin, Charles, painter, Morrison, nr Johnson.
  • Lamkin, Hudson, carpenter, Fifth, nr Exportatation.
  • Lamkin, Thomas, carpenter, Bridge and Johnson.
  • Langtree, Samuel, river trader, Fifth and Judiciary.
  • Lansberry, A. B., wagon-maker, s and h Imporation, nr Main.
  • Lansberry, Alexander, wagon-maker, Main, nr First.
  • Lansing, Bennett, miller, Exportation.
  • Laughlin, Wm., cooper, Third, nr Main.
  • Leap, Mrs. Margaret, dressmaker, Bridge and Morrison.
  • Leive, Henry, clerk, George.
  • Leive, J. F. W., jeweler, Second, nr Main.
  • Levi, M., gent., Second, nr Judiciary.
  • Liebar, Benjamin, laborer, Market.
  • Liemantel, Simon, miller, Conwell and Fourth.
  • Lingan, Jesse, cooper, Front, nr Fifth.
  • Littell, Susan, tailoress, George.
  • Little, Mrs. Elizabeth, wid. of Joseph, Fourth, nr Mechanic.
  • LOFTUS, WM., machinist, Johnson and Water.
  • Low, John, laborer, Johnson, nr Morrison.
  • Low, L. D., pilot, b Eagle Hotel.
  • Louden, Elizabeth, wid. of Thomas, Main, nr Third.
  • Lozier, A., of Gaff, Lozier & Co., Third and Front.
  • Lukens, Matthew, pattern-maker, George and Moore.
  • Luther, William, harness-maker, b Indiana House.
  • MALONEY, John, grocer, s and h Second, nr Judiciary.
  • Manns, Frank, finisher, Exportation.
  • MANSION HOUSE, Andrew Schmidt, proprietor, Second, bet Main and Judiciary.
  • Martin, Gerhardt, cooper, Fourth and Mechanic.
  • Mary, Joseph, laborer, Fourth.
  • Mattox, Charles, baggage-master, Second and Exportation.
  • McCarton, Wm., mash hand, Conwell, bet Third and Fourth.
  • McClellan, Wm. J., blacksmith, Mechanic, nr Second.
  • McClure, Mrs. Alicia, wid. of William, Second and Mechanic.
  • McConnell, Eliza, wid. of Richard, Second and Judiciary.
  • McConnell, James, b Eagle Hotel.
  • McCreary, Joseph, of Chambers, Stevens & Co., Fifth, nr Main.
  • McGran, John, laborer, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • McGuyre, Mancah, cooper, Exportation, nr Second.
  • McHenry, B. N., agricultural implements, Main, nr Second, h Main nr Bridge.
  • Merkle H., grocer, s and h Fourth and Front.
  • Meyer, George, watch-maker, b Mansion House.
  • Meyer, John F., carpenter, Main, nr First.
  • Meyer, Joseph, merchant tailor, Second, nr Judiciary, h Fifth, nr Main.
  • Meyer, Joseph, merchant, West Fifth.
  • Meyer, Solomon, gent., Third, nr Main.
  • Milburn, John N., books and stationery, Second, nr Main, h Fourth nr Judiciary.
  • Miller, E. B., medical student, b Fourth, nr Indiana House.
  • Miller, John M., proprietor Aurora Hotel, Third and Main.
  • Miller, Joseph, machinist, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Miller, Richard, laborer, Conwell, nr Third.
  • Miller, W. R., boot and shoe maker, Second, nr Main, h Fifth, nr Main.
  • Miller, Wm. W., of R. T. Winkley & Co., Fifth, nr Judiciary.
  • Moore, G. W., machinist, Exportation, nr Second.
  • Moran, Frank, drayman, Johnson, nr Main.
  • Moran, H. A., cabinet-maker, Johnson, nr Main.
  • Moran, Miss M. E., dress-making, Fourth, nr Judiciary.
  • Morrill, L. R., carpenter, Fifth, nr Judiciary.
  • Morris, Joseph, river man, b Eagle Hotel.
  • Mulbarger, Freeman, tinner, Moore, nr George.
  • Mulloney, Michael, laborer, Main, nr First.
  • Mulloney, Patrick, laborer, Main, nr First.
  • NEES, John A., proprietor Washington House, Third, nr Main.
  • Nichols, Oliver, carpenter, West Conwell.
  • Niebaum, Henry, clerk, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Noble, E., book-keeper, Short, nr Market.
  • OESTER, N., manufacturer of wines and liquors, s and h Third, nr Main.
  • OHIO & MISSISSIPPI R. R. DEPOT, A. J. Frazier, ticket agent, Charles Mattox, baggage-master, Second and Exportation.
  • O’Hagan, John, laborer, Main, nr First.
  • Orwood, Elisha, painter, Johnson and Water.
  • OSWALD, GEORGE, dealer in groceries and produce, also bakery and confectionery, also saloon keeper, Third and Judiciary.
  • PARKER, Samuel, laborer, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Passel, James, book-keeper, Mechanic, nr First.
  • Passel, James L., book-keeper, Bridgeway, nr Second.
  • Pelgen, Mrs. Clara, wid. of Fred., Front, west of Fifth.
  • Pelgen, Peter, groceries, &c., s and h Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Pepper, Col. Wm. T., gauger, Main and Johnson.
  • Perkins, J. W., sewing machine agent, Main, nr Second, b Johnson.
  • Peters, Jacob, carpenter, Main, nr Front.
  • Pfiester, John, quarryman, Market.
  • Plommer, Sidney, house painter, b Indiana House.
  • POST-OFFICE, John Walker, postmaster, Second, bet Main and Mechanic.
  • Potts, Daniel, pumper, West Conwell.
  • Pritchard, Wm., brick-layer, Fourth, nr Front.
  • Pugh, Richard, carpenter, Moore, nr Washington.
  • RABENSTEIN, Geo., machinist, Third, nr Main.
  • Raynor, Adam, laborer, Market.
  • Raynor, George, drayman, Market.
  • Rea, Joseph, horse-tamer, Second and Front.
  • Rectanus, F., physician and surgeon, o and h Third, nr Front.
  • Richard, Fred., carpenter, Third, nr Main.
  • Richard, Fred., Sr., laborer, Third, nr Main.
  • Ricketts, E., helper, Exportation, nr Second.
  • Riggs, G. A., livery and sale stable, Second, nr Main, h Manchester.
  • Riggs, T. H., laborer, Moore and Broadway.
  • Ritter, Adam M., clerk, Fourth and Bridgeway.
  • Ritter, George, cigar manufacturer, s and h Third, nr Main.
  • Rossfield, John, cooper, Third and Mechanic.
  • Rothirt, Mrs. Catharine, wid., of Frederick, Fifth, nr Judiciary.
  • Rourk, John, carpenter, Exportation and Third.
  • Rudolph, Lewis, saloon and butcher shop, s and h Main.
  • Rudolph Steven, cooper, Exportation.
  • Runkil, George, pastor German Lutheran church, Third and Front.
  • Ryan, John, laborer, Exportation.
  • SANKS, George, cooper, Exportation.
  • Sargent, John, blacksmith, George, nr Moore.
  • SASAMAN, JOSEPH, carpenter, and builder, contractor, &c., s and h Fourth and Bridgeway.
  • SCHAEFER, GEORGE, manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, gaiters, &c., s n e cor Main and Third, h Market, ab Fifth.
  • Scheid, Charles, furniture dealer, s Second, nr Judiciary, h Third, nr Mechanic.
  • SCHENK, JACOB, gun-smith, s Second, bet Main and Mechanic, b Second, nr Mechanic.
  • Scheu Louis, laborer, Conwell, nr Third.
  • Schipper, John, carter, Market.
  • SCHMIDT, ANDREW, proprietor Mansion House, Second, bet Main and Judiciary.
  • Schulze, A., proprietor Schulze Hall, Second, nr Main.
  • SCHULZE, ADOLPHUS, saloon, Second, nr Judiciary.
  • Schweigman, J., salesman, b Schulze Hall.
  • Seed, Oliver, carpenter, Moore, nr Washington.
  • SEVERIN, JULIUS, coopersmith and sheet iron worker, Importation, nr Judiciary, h Fourth, bet Main and Mechanic.
  • Shafer, Peter, watchman, Fourth, nr Mechanic.
  • Shattuck, Catharine, wid. of Asa, Main, nr Third.
  • Shea, James, blacksmith, Fifth, nr Exportation.
  • Shenk, J. W., carpenter, Broadway and Morrison.
  • Sherd, John, plasterer, Judiciary, nr Third.
  • Sherman House, Gustav Wiehrlieg, proprietor, Third, nr Mechanic.
  • Sherman, L. H., printer, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Shockley, George, of Chambers, Stevens & Co., Fifth, nr Judiciary.
  • Shoefer, George, shoemaker, Market.
  • Shutts, Abram, watchman, Exportation.
  • Sibley, E. F., of Advocate Printing Co., Public Square.
  • Sidler, Chris., laborer, Exportation.
  • Siegmundt, A. M., baker and confectioner, s and h Third, nr Main.
  • Siemantel, Geo., grocery and bakery, Second, nr Mechanic.
  • Siemantel, Leonard, gas works, Second, nr Mechanic.
  • SMITH, H. W., of T. & J. W. Gaff & Co., and vice-pres’t First National Bank, Main and Fourth.
  • Smith, Henry, proprietor Rail Road House, Second and Exportation.
  • Smith, Henry, distiller and banker, Fifth, nr Main.
  • Smith, J. R., blacksmith, Main, nr First.
  • Snell, John P., blacksmith, s Main, nr Second, h Main, nr Moore.
  • Spaeth, H. P., stoves and tin ware, s Second, nr Judiciary, b Indiana House.
  • SPARKS, E. H., wharf master and dealer in hay and grain, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Sparks, Elijah, wharf-boat, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Squibb, G. W., of W. P. Squibb & Co., George and Broadway.
  • Squibb, W. P., of W. P. Squibb & Co., Manchester Pike.
  • SQUIBB, W. P. & Co., distillers and wholesale liquor dealers, Main, w s bet Second and Third.
  • Stafford, James, grocer, s Second and Bridgeway, h Second, nr Mechanic.
  • STANFORD, L. D., carpenter and builder, w s Main, bet Second and Third, h Cochran.
  • Stark D., pilot, Mechanic, nr First.
  • Stark, W., boot and shoe maker, s Second, nr Main, b Fourth, nr Mechanic.
  • Starks, John, carpenter, Third, opp M. E. church.
  • St. Clair, Daniel, harness-maker, b Indiana House.
  • Stedman & Co, founders and machinists, Exportation.
  • Stedman, N., of Stedman & Co.
  • Stedman, N. R., of Stedman & Co.
  • Stevens, Elijah, plasterer, b Indiana House.
  • Stevens, Jacob, plasterer, b Indiana House.
  • Stevens, J., blacksmith, Fifth, nr Exportation.
  • Stevens, William, plasterer, b Indiana House.
  • Stevens, W. F., of Chambers, Stevens & Co., Fourth and Judiciary.
  • STEVENSON, G. V., collector int. rev., o and h Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Stevenson, T. H., Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Stewart, J. F., dentist, o Second, h Third, nr Mechanic.
  • Stier, J. P., carpenter, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Stratton, L. S., dry goods, notions, &c., s Second, nr Main, h Judiciary.
  • Summerfield, Lewis, tailor, Second, nr Judiciary.
  • SUTTON, GEORGE, physician and surgeon, o Third, s s nr Main, h on hill s of Mechanic.
  • Sutton, Willis E., medical student, Rose Hill.
  • Swobe, J., cooper, Fourth, nr Bridgway.
  • TAYLOR, Mrs. Amanda, wid. of John C., Mechanic, nr Third.
  • Taylor, Benjamin P., drayman, Second and Mechanic.
  • Taylor, G. W., livery stable, Importation, nr Judiciary.
  • Taylor, John M., liveryman, Fourth, nr Bridgeway.
  • Taylor, T. John, merchant, Mechanic, nr First.
  • Teaney, Zarah, stave dresser, Front, nr Second.
  • Theetge, William H., carpenter, Morrison and Broadway.
  • Thierfelder, A., shoemaker, Second and Judiciary.
  • Thompson, Geo., pilot, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Thompson, John, cooper, Front, nr Second.
  • Thompson, William, cooper, Front, nr Second.
  • Thomsar, Jno., machinist, Mechanic, nr Second.
  • Thranert, Henry, gent., Third, nr Main.
  • TRESTER, B. F., carpenter, Bridge and Johnson.
  • Trester, Frank, laborer, Johnson, nr Morrison.
  • Trester, George, laborer, Main, nr Third.
  • Trester, Joseph, laborer, Market.
  • Trester, P. J., groceries, &c., head of Fifth.
  • Trester, Samuel, drayman, Fifth and Main.
  • Trew, Marion, farmer, Third and Mechanic.
  • Trim, James, foreman, Indiana House.
  • Truitt, Henry, fisherman, Bridgeway, nr Second.
  • Tuck, N. H., photographer, Second and Bridgeway.
  • Twentyman, John, boot-maker, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Tyrell & Bro., dealer in groceries, &c., Main and Third.
  • Tyrell, G. W., of Tyrell & Bro., Third, nr Main.
  • Tyrrel, R. H., of Tyrrel & Bro., Main and Third.
  • ULREY, J. P., dentist, h Rising Sun, o Second, nr Main; at home Mondays and Tuesdays, at Aurora Wednesdays and Saturdays, and at Lawrenceburg Thursdays and Fridays.
  • Ulrich, Frank, cooper, Market.
  • Unger, John, merchant tailor, s and h Third, nr Main.
  • VAIL, J. R., clerk, head of Judiciary.
  • Van Middlesuart, Henry, stone-mason, Fourth, nr Bridgeway.
  • Vaughey, James, laborer, Morrison.
  • Vincent, Wm., blacksmith, Exportation.
  • Vussell, Mrs. Sarah, wid. of S., Fourth, nr Judiciary.
  • WALKER, Henry, assistant postmaster Wilmington Pike.
  • WALKER, JOHN, postmaster, o Second, bet Main and Mechanic, h Washington Pike.
  • Walton, J. N., photographer, o Main, nr Second, h Fourth, nr Judiciary.
  • Walton, Jas., photographer, Fourth, nr Front.
  • Walton, William, laborer, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Watts, Wm., carpenter, Fifth, nr Front.
  • Watts, Wm., carpenter, Fifth, nr Front.
  • Watts, Wm., laborer, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Weaver & Co., storage and commission, Judiciary and Second.
  • Weaver, J. W., of Weaver & Co., and city treasurer, o and h Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Weber, William, salesman, Fifth, nr Front.
  • Webber, William, clerk, Fifth, nr Judiciary.
  • WEHE, JOHN A., manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of saddles, harness, bridles, &c., s and h Third, opp M. E. church.
  • Weindel, John, clerk, b Fifth, nr Main.
  • Weise, Albert, barber, b Second, nr Main.
  • Wheeler, J. M., salesman, Fourth, nr Main.
  • WHEELER, P., photographer, s and h Second, nr Main.
  • Wiehrling, Gustav, proprietor Sherman House, Third, nr Mechanic.
  • Wies, John, cooper, Third and Mechanic.
  • Wilcox, John, clerk, Fifth, nr Judiciary.
  • Wilcox, John K., printer, Fifth, nr Judiciary.
  • Wilke, J. H., dealer in groceries &c., s and h Main, nr Second.
  • Williams, P. W., of O. P. Cobb & Co., Manchester, nr city limits.
  • Willman, Henry, laborer, Exportation.
  • Wilson, John J., cooper, Fourth, nr Mechanic.
  • Wilson, T. T., cooper, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Winkley, R. T., of R. T. Winkley & Co., Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Winkley, R. T. & Co., commission merchants, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • Winscott, Eliza, wid. of John, Judiciary, nr Third.
  • Worth, Mrs. C., prop’r Depot House, Second and Exportation.
  • Wunderlich, Henry, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Wyman, F., of Chambers, Stevens & Co., Fifth nr Main.
  • Wymond, James, cooper, West Fifth.
  • Wymond, Frank, merchant, Fifth, nr Mechanic.
  • Wymond, Gill., engineer, Fourth, nr Judiciary.
  • Wymond, James, of Samuel Wymond & Co., Fifth, nr Mechanic.
  • Wymond, Philip, cooper, Bridge, nr Johnson.
  • Wymond, Samuel, of Samuel Wymond & Co., Fifth, nr Main.
  • Wymond, Samuel & Co., manufacturers of kegs and barrels, Main.
  • YORK, F. A., livery stable, Judiciary, nr Second.
  • York, F. A., gas-fitter, Mechanic, nr First.
  • Young, William E., shoemaker, Moore, nr Washington.
  • Youngker, M., shoemaker, Market.
  • ZEH, Christina, dress maker, Fourth and Bridgeway.

Lawrenceburg – 1871 Ohio River Directory

Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, Indiana entries from:
Wiggins & Weavers’s Ohio River Directory for 1871-72. Cleveland : Wiggins & Weaver, 1871.
Digital Copy at Google Books

Lawrenceburg Directory, 1871-72.

  • ACEKERS, Cyrus, cabinet-maker, Main.
  • Ader, Christopher, cooper, Shipping.
  • Adkinson, F. A., attorney, o Short, h Elm.
  • Adler, Henry, dry goods, High.
  • Adler Leon, sewing machine agent, Main.
  • Adler Louis, of Louis Adler & Co., Main.
  • Adler Louis & Co., dry goods, &c., Walnut.
  • Allen John, book-keeper, Main.
  • Allen John, book-keeper, Ridge ave.
  • Anderegg, Christian, gent., Fourth.
  • Anderson, B. T. W. S., proprietor Anderson House, Short and New.
  • ANDERSON’S DINING SALOON, N. W. corner Short and New Sts. (see adv.)
  • Anderson, Jacob, varnisher, Partition lane, nr Charlotte.
  • Andras, Jacob, saddler, Main.
  • Angller, Joseph, quarryman, Shipping.
  • Arnold, R. C., gent., Main and Vine.
  • BACKERT, Joseph, gent., Main.
  • Backert, M. R., milliner and dress maker, Main.
  • Bainbridge, W. H., lawyer, Elm.
  • Baldwin, E. C., proprietor Thompson House, Walnut and Main.
  • Barrett Ann, wid. Of A. G., Vine.
  • Barrott, Enos, foreman, New.
  • Bartholome, Joseph, proprietor Bartholome House, Walnut and Partition lane.
  • Bartles, Mrs. Nancy, wid. Of George, Third.
  • Bateman, G. T., book-keeper, Main.
  • Bateman, H., sec’y Miami Valley Furniture Co., Main.
  • Besch Milton, carpenter, High, bet Elm and St. Clair.
  • Beckman, Alexander, of Beckman & Maso, High.
  • Beggs, Margaret, milliner and dress-maker, Main.
  • Bell, B., hardware and cutlery, Main, h Elm and Partition lane.
  • Bell & Ross, clothing, &c., Main.
  • Bell, William, of Bell & Ross, Main.
  • Bemis, George, pattern-maker and draughts-man, High.
  • Beucet, Noble, cooper, Ash.
  • Bieger, Peter, cooper, Walnut.
  • Blessing, Lawrence, miller, Towsee.
  • BLOCK, FREDERICK, groceries, liquors, &c., Walnut, bet Partition land and William.
  • Boese, Henry, toys, notions, &c., Walnut.
  • Boese, Henry, Jr., salesman, Short and Tate.
  • BOESE, HENRY, Jr., tobacco, cigars, &c., Walnut.
  • Bond, E. P., physician, Short.
  • Bookster, John, carpenter, Elm.
  • BOOKWALTER, A., editor and publisher Lawrenceburg Register, o Main and Walnut, h Elm, bet Main and New.
  • Braun, P., cashier First National Bank, Elm.
  • Bright, Mrs. Amelia, wid. of Robert, Charlotte.
  • Brodbeck, J. G., saddle and harness maker, South Main, h William and Vine.
  • Brogan, Alfred, recorder, Main and Mary, h Shipping.
  • Brown, George, carpenter, William and Charlotte.
  • Brown, Michael, watchman, Shipping.
  • Bruce, H. H., printer, William.
  • Brumblay, George R., attorney, o and h High and Short.
  • Burk, J., of J. Burk & Co., Elm.
  • Burk, J. & Co., groceries, &c., Main and Walnut.
  • Burk, James, of Burk and Howeston, Elm.
  • Burkam, C. B., cashier Lawrenceburg National Bank, Main and Mary.
  • Burkam, J. H., door, sash and blind factory, William and Short, h Short.
  • Burkam, Joseph, manufacturer, Short.
  • Burkhard, Bernard, cabinet-maker, Shipping.
  • CALLAHAN, John, retired, Mary and Main.
  • Callahan, Kate, dress-making, Main.
  • Carter, Perry, laborer, Charlotte.
  • Chase, Wallace, carpenter, Main.
  • Cheek, Mrs. Maria, wid. of J. F., Partition lane and Short.
  • CHEW, J. P., editor Lawrenceburg Press, also claim and insurance agent, o Main, bet Walnut and Short, h Elm, bet Partition lane and Tate.
  • Childers, Thomas, bridge-builder, St. Clair.
  • Chidester, Daniel, magistrate, Shipping.
  • Christina, John, cabinet-maker, William, nr Maple.
  • Colt, John, engineer, Partition lane.
  • Conwell, John A., clerk Dearborn county, o Main and Mary.
  • Cook, J. F., of Cook and Klepper, Walnut.
  • Cook & Klepper, merchant tailors, Walnut.
  • Coppage, H. P., clerk, Walnut.
  • Coxen, William, in foundery, St. Clair and Towsee.
  • Craig, John C., coal merchant, Main.
  • Crist, L., hardware, &c., Main nr Vine, h Short.
  • Crosby, Jeremiah, painter, Short.
  • Cross, Mrs. Mary, wid. of Wm., Towsee.
  • Crowe, John, cabinet-maker, Towsee.
  • DAICH, George, baker and confectioner, s and h Main, bet Walnut and Short.
  • Daily, Christopher, watchman, Charlotte.
  • Davis, Aaron S., laborer, Second.
  • Dean, Benjamin, cooper, Elm.
  • Decker, George, merchant tailor and dealer in clothing, Main and Walnut, h Partition lane.
  • Deffner, G., dry goods and hardware, Third.
  • Dennis, Simon, fireman, Shipping.
  • Deuschle, L., Newtown bakery and grocery, Third.
  • Dexhimer, Philip, blacksmith, Elm and Tate.
  • Diller John, brakesman, Main.
  • Dinan, James, brakesman, New.
  • Dobell, E. B., manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of furniture, Main, h Ridge ave.
  • Dobell, Edwin, shipping clerk, Main.
  • Dobell, William, salesman, Main and Elm.
  • Doner, John, laborer, Main.
  • Dorman, Frank, sheriff Dearborn county, o and h Main and Charlotte.
  • Dowden, O. W., saddle and harness maker, s and h Walnut nr William.
  • Dunn, Charles S., law student, b Hitzfield House.
  • Dunn, Harriet, wid. of Isaac, Elm and Main.
  • Dunn, I. M., of McMullen & Dunn, b Hitzfield House.
  • Durham, James F., student at law, Main and Vince.
  • EBERHART, Henry, laborer, Shipping.
  • Eichelberger, Wm., of Lewis & Eichelberger, millers, Short and Tate.
  • Emmert, P. J., dealer in dry goods, &c., Main.
  • Emmet, Peter, cooper, Tate, nr Arch.
  • Epstien, H., cheap clothing and groceries, Third.
  • Epstien Hart, dry goods, clothing, &c., s and h Walnut and Partition lane.
  • Erhardt, Martin, wagon-maker, Walnut.
  • FAHLBUSCH, George, clerk, Market.
  • Fahlbusch, N., groceries, produce, &c., Walnut, h Market.
  • Fasnacht, Andrew, carter, Shipping.
  • Faulkner John, cooper and stone-mason, Canal and New Road.
  • Federlee, Rimond, cabinet-maker, St. Clair.
  • Ferderle, F., carpenter, Ash.
  • Ferris, C. E., clerk, Elm.
  • Ferris, John, insurance agent, o Main and Short, h bet Partition lane and Tate.
  • Ferris, W. T., Sr., gauger and inspector, south of Third.
  • Ferris W. T., Jr., druggist and chemist, Main and Short, h Elm.
  • Fichter, Michael, boots and shoes, &c., s and h Main, bet Walnut and Short.
  • First National Bank of Lawrenceburgh, Short, D. W. C. Fitch, pres’t, P. Braun, cashier.
  • Fitch, D. W. C., president First National Bank, h Main, nr court house.
  • Fitch, W. J., groceries, &c., s and h Main.
  • Fitterer, Charles, bar keeper, Walnut and Partition lane.
  • Foshag, Jacob, billiard saloon, Short and Partition lane.
  • Fowler, R. H., clerk, Short.
  • Frances, Lewis, merchant, William.
  • Frederick, Pearce, brick-maker, Fourth.
  • Freeman, Thomas, teamster, Short.
  • Freyn, Chris., gent., Shipping.
  • Freyn, George, Union Furniture Factory, Shipping.
  • Fuse, Andrew, cooper, Partition lane.
  • GABLER, Adam, tailor, Shipping.
  • Gaff, J. H., of J. H. & Co., Elm.
  • Gaff J. W., of J. H. Gaff & Co., h Cincinnati.
  • Gaff, John H., of Gaff & Bro., Elm, bet High and William.
  • Gardner, Andrew, laborer, William and Partition lane.
  • Gardner, Martin, tailor, Maple.
  • Garnier, August, of Garnier & Bro., Third.
  • Garnier & Bro., brewers, Shipping.
  • Garnier, John B., of Garnier & Bro., Main.
  • Garrett, Wm., pilot, Walnut.
  • Geasler, J. B., miller, Walnut.
  • George, Archibald, drayman, Charlotte.
  • Geyer, John, dry goods, Short.
  • Giland, Edward, retired, Main.
  • Gillig, N., saloon, s and h Short.
  • Gisert, Henry, carpenter, Arch.
  • Given, N. S., attorney, o Main, h Vine.
  • Gleason, Andrew E., sup’t woolen mills, William and Mary.
  • Godfrey, John, fisherman, New.
  • Goldthwait, Alonzo, conductor, Main.
  • Gould, Benjamin, foreman, Partition lane.
  • Grant, Wm., cabinet-maker, Short.
  • Gray, W. H., conductor, Main.
  • Grey, Jack, gent., Partition lane.
  • Grill, Joseph, merchant tailor, s and h Walnut.
  • Gross, Philip, cabinet-maker, High.
  • Guitling, John, retired, Main and Third.
  • Gyer, John, dry goods, s Main, h Short and Tate.
  • HAAS, Frederick, saloon, s and h Main.
  • Haynes, Myron, deputy auditor, High.
  • Hamline Chapel, Main and Vine.
  • Harding, Dr. M. H., of Harding & Robbins, Short.
  • Harry, George, carpenter, Shipping.
  • Harryman, S. E., resident dentist, o and h Main.
  • Hartmann, Peter, basket-maker, s and h Main.
  • Hawkins, Wm., bridge-builder, New.
  • Hayes, C. G., president Lawrenceburgh National Bank, h Ridge avenue.
  • Hayes, Dan., gent., Water and Second.
  • Hays, John, tailor, Ash.
  • Heintzelman, Lewis, boss in brewery, Shipping.
  • Helfer, A., carriage manufacturer, Short, h Ridge avenue.
  • Heller, John, shoemaker, Maple.
  • Helmoth H. R. & Son, groceries and queensware, Third and Main.
  • Henke, John, laborer, Charlotte and alley.
  • Henn, Frank, mason, Walnut.
  • Henry, Oscar, engineer, Shipping.
  • Heustis, Z., conductor, I.  & C. R. R.
  • Hibbets, J. C., of Souter & Hibbets, b Anderson House.
  • Hitzfield, Henry, carpenter, Mary.
  • Hitzfield House, Lewis Hitzfield, proprietor, Main and Short.
  • Hitzfield, Lewis, proprietor Hitzfield House, Short and Main.
  • Hodel, Fred., shipper, Main.
  • HODEL, GEORGE, president Miami Valley Furniture Co., Short.
  • Hollister, Hugh, painter, High.
  • Homer, Margaret, wid. of John, Main.
  • Homer, Peter, deck-hand, Shipping.
  • Hornberger, John, groceries, &c., s and h Main.
  • Hornberger, John F., jeweler and watch-maker, h Walnut.
  • Hornberger, Richard, jeweler, Main.
  • Hospel, William, laborer, Main.
  • Howard, Clint., carter, New.
  • Howard, John Q., bridge-builder, Walnut.
  • Howard, Wash., laborer, New and Maple.
  • Howard, Wm., laborer, Walnut.
  • Howerton, O., of Burk & Co., Elm.
  • Huber, Wm., tobacco, cigars, &c., s and h Walnut and William.
  • Huckett, W. J., proprietor Arnold House.
  • Hudson, Waller, constable, High.
  • Hufenbradle, Michael, cooper, Canal.
  • Huff, Wm. I., proprietor Factory House, Main and Maple.
  • Hunt, Jesse, gent., William and Vine.
  • Hunt, John, gent., William and Vine.
  • Hunt, Omer, clerk, Walnut and Partition lane.
  • Hunter, George, livery and sale stable, Walnut.
  • Huschart, G. H., of Geo. Huschart & Co., Walnut.
  • Huschart, Geo. & Co., marble and freestone works, Walnut.
  • Huth, John, cigar-maker, William and Maple.
  • INGENTHRON, Dominick, laborer, Towsee.
  • Isel, John, stone-mason, Towsee.
  • Isherwood, John, groceries, notions, &c., s and h Main.
  • Israel, Charles, groceries, &c., s and Walnut.
  • JAMES, W. M., of Marsh & James, Main.
  • Jenkins, J. B., pastor M. E. Church, High.
  • Johnson, John, weaver, Partition lane.
  • KAISER, Antone, groceries, &c., Partition lane and William.
  • Kauffman, Mrs. F., milliner and dressmaker, s and h Walnut.
  • Keist, John, laborer, Walnut.
  • Keitel, John, carpenter, Shipping.
  • Kelner, Thomas, treasurer Dearborn county, o Main, h New.
  • Kennedy, James, foreman wool mill, Maple.
  • Kidd, H. G., stoves, tinware, &c., Main, h Elm.
  • Kidd, H. J., dealer in tinware and stoves, Elm.
  • Kiefel, George, saloon, Third.
  • Kieffer, Martin, book-binder, &c., s and h Walnut.
  • Kiger, Jacob, of Kiger & Smith, William.
  • Kiger & Smith, groceries, &c., Main.
  • Kimmel, John, mason, Maple.
  • Kirsch, Valentine, barber and hair-dresser, s and h Walnut.
  • Klepper, H., of Cook and Klepper, Walnut.
  • Kline, Michael, bar keeper, Shipping.
  • Klingelhoffer, Charles, janitor, Tate and Elm.
  • Klump, Michael, laborer, Main.
  • Knable, John, cabinet-maker, Maple.
  • Koch, F. W., stoves, glass-ware, &c., s and h Walnut.
  • Koch, Wm., laborer, Shipping.
  • Kohlerman, C., livery and sale stable, Walnut.
  • Kohlerman, C., undertaker, Partition lane.
  • Koons, C. T., book-keeper, Mary.
  • Kram, S. C., machinist, Elm and William.
  • Krescher, P., cabinet-maker, Shipping.
  • Kreitz, Frederick, tailor, Towsee.
  • Kuhlman, Joseph, friezer, Third and Main.
  • Kunkle, Mrs. M., groceries, &c., Main.
  • Kupperschmid, L., watch-maker and jeweler, s and h Walnut and William.
  • LANCASTER, W., shoemaker, s and h Short.
  • Landmeier, H. R., sewing machine agent, Walnut, b Bartholome House.
  • Lawrenceburg National Bank, E. G. Hayes, pres’t, C. B. Burkam, cashier, Short.
  • Lawrenceburg Woolen Manufacturing Co., manufacturers of fancy cassimeres, jeans, &c., L. B. Lewis, pres’t, E. D. Moore, treas., A. E. Gleason, sup’t.
  • Layton, J. R., physician and surgeon, Main and Short, b Hitzfield House.
  • Lee, Patrick, brakesman, Shipping.
  • Leonard, S., carpenter, George.
  • Lewis & Eichelberger, proprietors Miami and Congress Mills, dealers in flour, &c., Main.
  • Lewis, John, banker, Main.
  • LEWIS, JOHN, of Lewis, Ulrey & Smith, Main, bet Walnut and Short.
  • Lewis, K. M., general insurance agent, Main and Short, h Short.
  • Lewis, Kenton, insurance agent, Short and William.
  • Lewis, L. B., pres’t Lawrenceburgh Woolen Manufacturing Co., treas’r Miami Valley Furniture Co., treas’r Miami Valley Furniture Co., also of Lewis & Eichelberger, h Partition Lane.
  • LEWIS, ULREY & SMITH, proprietors Lawrenceburg Foundery, manufacturers of machinery, bells, hollow-ware, &c., o Main, bet Short and Elm.
  • Liddell, O. B., attorney at law, o and h Short.
  • Liddle, Stephen, carpenter, Vine.
  • Liemantel, Margaret, wid. of John George, Main and Fourth.
  • Limbach, Joseph, agent for Marble works, Walnut.
  • Linckenback, W., groceries and liquors, Main.
  • Longley, J. F., furniture and chairs, Walnut.
  • Lommell, Christ, sec’y and treas’r Lawrenceburg Furniture Co., h Walnut.
  • Losey, Abraham, carpenter, New.
  • Losey, Wm. S., laborer, New and Maple.
  • Lostle, George, turner, Shipping.
  • MACK, Henry, brewer, Shipping.
  • Mack, Michael, stone-mason, Third.
  • Mackelfresh, Samuel, carter, High.
  • Maddigan, John, groceries and liquors, William.
  • Manegold, Bathol, cabinet-maker, St. Clair.
  • Manegold, B., carpenter, Ash.
  • Marsh, D. W., of Marsh & James, Ridge ave.
  • Marsh & James, manufacturers, and wholesale and retail dealers in wooden burial cases and caskets, works Elm, o Walnut.
  • Martin, S. A., ass’t postmaster, Short.
  • Martinstein, Peter, conductor I. C. & L. R. R., Walnut.
  • Matthews, P. L., town treasurer, Short.
  • Matthews, H. H. attorney, b Anderson’s Hotel.
  • McCloskey, Robert, cooper, Arch.
  • McCormick, James, cutter, Main.
  • McGranahan, Joseph, produce and provisions, Main.
  • McKinney, Jesse, wood-chopper, William.
  • McMullen & Dunn, attorneys at law, Main and Walnut.
  • McMullen, H. D., of McMullen & Dunn, Short and Tate.
  • McRight, Marshall, brakesman, New.
  • Medtzker, Samuel, machinist, Main.
  • Mefferd, John, carpenter, Shipping.
  • Messang, Frank J., turner, Shipping.
  • MIAMI VALLEY FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO., cor Ash and Main. Geo. Hodel, president, L. B. Lewis, treasurer, H. Bateman, secretary.
  • Miller, C. B., physician, Short.
  • Miller, D. H., livery and sale stable, s and h Main.
  • Mohlen, Lohnert, miller, Charlotte.
  • Mooney & Co., clothing, &c., Main and Short.
  • Mooney, Leopold, of Mooney & Co., b Hitzfield House.
  • Moore, D. B., dealer in books, &c., Main.
  • Moore, David, of Moore & Spooner, High.
  • Moore, E. D., treasurer Lawrenceburg Woolen Manufacturing Co., Main.
  • Moore & Spooner, hardware, &c., Main.
  • Morgan, T. D., justice of the peace, Third.
  • Muir, James, farmer, Main and Maple.
  • Mumch, J., varnisher, Ridge ave.
  • Mutherel, Wm., bridge-builder, New.
  • Myer, George, laborer, Maple and New.
  • Myers, George, cooper, Third.
  • NEVITT, William, farmer, Walnut.
  • OBIENGER, John, mason, Partition lane.
  • Orrill, Thomas B., watchman, High.
  • Otto, George, confectionery, Main.
  • PALMER, S. A., blacksmith, Water.
  • Parry, David, clerk, b Hitzfield House.
  • Parry, George, clerk, b Hitzfield House.
  • Parry, R. H., dealer in dry goods, &c., Main and Walnut, b Hitzfield House.
  • Pelcher, John, brewer, Shipping.
  • Pfalzgraf, George, carriage factory, Short.
  • Pfalzgraf, Jacob, wagon-maker, Walnut, bet Tate and Third.
  • Pfalzgraf, Peter, bar-keeper, Walnut and Main.
  • Pfiester, Fred, shoemaker, William and Arch.
  • Phillip, George, boots and shoes, s and h Main.
  • Pierce, Jason, distiller, Partition lane.
  • Pierce, Omar, baggage-master, Elm.
  • Plop, John, railroad man, Shipping.
  • Pond, Thomas, cabinet-maker, Shipping.
  • Preston, George, carpenter, Elm.
  • Probsel, Adam, mason, Towsee.
  • RATJEN, C. J. B., tobacconist, s and h Walnut.
  • Reif & Bro., tobacco, cigars, &c., Walnut and William.
  • Reif, Henry, of Reif & Bro., Mary and Partition lane.
  • Richards, John F., ex-mayor, High.
  • Rief, Henry, bar-room and bowling alley, New and Walnut.
  • Rissel, J., proprietor Railroad Exchange, Shipping.
  • Robbins, S. B., druggist, s Third, h Elm.
  • Roberts, John F., drayman, Walnut.
  • Rodemberg, Fred., groceries, etc., Walnut.
  • Rorror, Peter, laborer, Main.
  • Ross, John, late city clerk, Elm.
  • Ross, P. R., of Bell & Ross, Elm, bet Main and William.
  • Roswog, J. H., baker and confectioner, s and h Main.
  • Roth, M., boots, shoes, &c., Third.
  • Rugg, C. W., photographer, Main and Third.
  • Rugg, D. B., photographer, Short.
  • SARTWELL, John, sexton, Main.
  • Schafer, L., clerk, b Elm.
  • Schemel, Andrew, carpenter, Walnut.
  • Scher, Andrew, brick-maker, Maple.
  • Schimp, Jacob, carpenter, Main.
  • Schinberger, J., cabinet-maker, Elm.
  • Schleicher, Geo., cabinet-maker, Charlotte.
  • Schliger, William, cabinet-maker, St. Clair.
  • Schlotter, Mell., of Walter & Schlotter, Short.
  • Schlout, F. C., broom manufacturer, s William, h Germantown.
  • Schlout, Philip, broom-maker, Towsee.
  • Schnell, Charles, president Lawrenceburg Furniture Co., Walnut.
  • Schrader, Lewis, cabinet-maker, Elm and Tate.
  • Schroder, Ernest, tobacconist, s and h Walnut.
  • Schwartz, John, lawyer, William and Short.
  • Scobey, T. E., druggist, s and h Walnut.
  • Seekatz, George, carpenter, Towsee.
  • SHANNON, T. J., furniture, sash, doors and blinds, s Third, nr Shipping, h Ridge ave.
  • Sheldon, G. W., stoves, tinware, &c., s and h Main.
  • Sheldon, W. A., clerk, Newtown.
  • Sherrod, Mary, milliner and dress-maker, Main.
  • Shnider, William, boots and shoes, s and h Short.
  • Shindler, Minard, brick-mason, Shipping.
  • Shisman, Amor, teamster, Durbin road.
  • Skinner, Richard, coroner, Short.
  • Slager, Joseph, laborer, Shipping.
  • Slater R. D., Jr., auditor Dearborn county, o Main, bet Mary and Charlotte, h Main.
  • Smasher, James E., cabinet-maker, William.
  • SMITH E., of Lewis, Ulrey & Smith, Short, nr Tate.
  • Smith, George, cabinet-maker, Main.
  • Smith, J. J., of Kiger, and Smith, b Anderson House.
  • Smith, R., cooper, Short and Tate.
  • Smith, W. B., proprietor No. 7 registered distillery, Rossville.
  • Snider, John, weaver, Water.
  • Snyder, A., boots and shoes, s and h Main.
  • Souter, G. W., of Souter & Hibbets, Walnut.
  • Souter & Hibbets, general insurance agents, Main and Walnut.
  • Sparks, D. E., clerk, Main.
  • Sparks, J. W., clerk, Main.
  • Sparks, N., groceries, &c., s and h Main.
  • Spooner, Geo. Ben., U. S. Marshal for Indiana, Elm, bet High and William.
  • Spooner, S. H., of Moore & Spooner, Walnut.
  • Stach, John, watchman, Ash.
  • Stack, John, laborer, Partition lane.
  • Stagwold, John, drayman, Arch and Tate.
  • Stancombe, John, news agent, Elm.
  • Stine, Louis, glassware, chinaware, &c., s and h Walnut.
  • Stockman, O. T., book-keeper, Elm.
  • Storm, George, cooper, Partition lane.
  • Storm, George, cooper, Water.
  • Strasberger, A., dry goods, notions, &c., s Main, h High.
  • Strufman, A., cabinet-maker, Shipping.
  • Sullivan, George, laborer, New.
  • Sumner, C. D., gent., Walnut.
  • Swope, J. H., boots, shoes and groceries, Shipping.
  • Swope, John, stone mason, Shipping.
  • TATE, Mrs. R. L., Main, bet Short and Elm.
  • Tebbs, W., deputy clerk, Main.
  • TENNEY, ELIAS E., justice of the peace, Walnut, bet Partition lane and William, h Elm, bet William and Partition lane.
  • Thomasson, James, cooper, Walnut.
  • Thompson House, E. C. Baldwin, proprietor, Walnut and Main.
  • Thompson, J. K., attorney, o Short, h High.
  • Thompson, John P., carpenter, High.
  • Tilford, Wm., laborer, Main.
  • Tilley, A. W., printer, High.
  • Tilley, Wm. W., prosecuting attorney, Main.
  • Tittel, Joseph, carpenter, Fourth.
  • Tittel, Martin, brick-mason, Main.
  • Tittel, Sebastian, laborer, Main.
  • Tyson, T. H., plumber and gas fitter, Walnut.
  • ULREY, J. P., of Lewis, Ulrey & Smith, h Rising Sun.
  • VAIL, J. B., real estate agent, Main.
  • Vance, J. W., doctor, Main.
  • Van Horn, S. A., produce, &c., Third.
  • Vaughan, James F., postmaster and stationer, o Main, bet Walnut and Short, b Anderson House.
  • Vogel, G. P., groceries and liquors, Short.
  • Volz, F. X., bar-keeper, Third.
  • WADE, H., sash, doors, blinds, &c., Main, h St. Clair.
  • Walker, P. L., stencil-cutter, Main.
  • Walter, Frank, school-teacher, Walnut.
  • Walter, Peter, of Walter & Schlotter, Walnut.
  • Walter, R., druggist and chemist, s and h Walnut.
  • Walter & Schlotter, blacksmiths and wagonmakers, Walnut.
  • Ward, Geo. W., foreman, Main.
  • Weaver, Anthony, carpenter, Water.
  • Weaver, J. H., shoemaker, Walnut.
  • Weneke, H. F., foreman Miami Valley Furniture Co., Partition lane.
  • Wernekel, C. H. W., cigars and tobacco, s and h Vine and William.
  • White, Joseph, carpenter, Vine.
  • Wiles, J. C., of Louis, Adler & Co., Walnut and William.
  • Willard, Thomas, brewer, Shipping.
  • Willard, A., gunsmith, s Walnut, h Maple.
  • Willis, August, gunsmith, Partition lane.
  • Wilth, Wm., cooper, Shipping.
  • Winters, Fred., engineer, Second.
  • Witz, Jacob, brewer, Third.
  • Wolff, K. B., groceries, &c., s and h Arch and Partition lane.
  • Woods, Wm., clerk, Maple.
  • Wooelver, Benjamin, painter, Walnut.
  • Wright, David, laborer, Main.
  • Wuest, Philip, groceries and liquors, Partition lane.
  • Wymond, John, grocer, Vine and Partition lane.
  • YEARGER, Joseph, shoemaker, Third.
  • Young, Adam, watchman, Shipping.
  • Young, Wm., brewer, Fourth.
  • Younger, Elizabeth, wid. of Charlotte.
  • ZIMMER, Michael, baker and confectioner, s and h Main.
  • Zimmerman, Geo., laborer, Shipping.
  • Zimmerman, Phillip, merchant tailor, s and h Walnut.

Ohio County – 1916 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Ohio County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1916-7. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co, 1895.

OHIO COUNTY—Rising Sun, the county seat. Judge Circuit Court, W. N. Hauck, Prosecuting Attorney, W. M. Dean; Clerk Circuit Court, T. A. Cooper; Auditor, J. R. Elder; Treasurer, W. D. Ricketts, Recorder, O. B. Mitchell; Sheriff, G. W. Jarvis; Coroner, W. H. Dugle; Surveyor, G. H. Keeney.

BASCOM
Population, 100. A postoffice in Cass township, Ohio county, 10 miles west of Rising Sun, the county seat, banking and shipping point.

  • Liggett Harvey, genl store.
  • Myers Lumber Co.
  • Rand James, broom mnfr.
  • Rand & Co, genl store.
  • Shehane James O, wagonmkr.
  • Tyler Willard, wagonmkr.

BEAR BRANCH.
Population, 80. A village in Pike township, Ohio county, 15 miles southwest of Rising Sun, the county seat. Dillsboro, 11 miles distant, is the banking and shipping point and tel. and exp. office.

  • Althoff J F, farm implts.
  • Elder John R, physician.
  • McKim Wm P, genl store.
  • Orem E G, genl store.

GUIONSVILLE
Ohio county, 4 miles from Dillsboro, its banking and shipping point. Has rural delivery from Dillsboro.

  • Conaway R B, furs.
  • Read T J, genl store.

HARTFORD.
Ohio county. Send mail to Aurora.

NORTH.
Population, 25. On the Ohio river in Randolph township, Ohio county, 4 miles from Rising Sun, the judicial seat and banking point. Robert W. Galbreath, postmaster.

  • Galbreath Robert W, postmaster.
  • GALBREATH ROBERT W & SON, General Store.
  • North Bros, genl store, produce and coal.

RISING SUN.
Population, 1600. The judicial seat of Ohio county, is an incorporated city on the Ohio river, 24 miles s. w. of Cincinnati, Ohio. Has Baptist, Christian, German Reformed, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian and Universalist churches, excellent school, 3 banks and 2 newspapers. Aurora 9 miles distant is the nearest railway point and is connected by hourly auto bus, fare 50 cents round trip. Charles A Steele, postmaster.

  • Anderson E A, clothing.
  • Anderson Harry S, shoes.
  • Bakes May Mrs, news.
  • Bales Zula, milliner.
  • Baxter O., harness.
  • Burns W T, coal and flour mill.
  • Clark H R, propr Columbia Theatre.
  • Cochran John W, ice.
  • Columbia Theatre, H R Clark propr.
  • Cooper A B, grocer.
  • Cope T A, cigar manufacturer.
  • Cutter A F, general store.
  • Dalrymple J W, flour mill.
  • Davis Paul A, shoes.
  • Detmer Ed, carriages.
  • Dowers John, hotel.
  • Dowers & Son, proprs Rising Sun Gararge.
  • Espey Frank F, notions.
  • Farmers Trust Co (capital $25,000), S Beymer pres, J R Woods cashr.
  • Fish James, confectioner.
  • Gibbs T W, contractor.
  • Gibson’s G B Sons, hardware and furniture.
  • Green W M Jr, dry goods.
  • Griswold b & A, dry goods.
  • Hanna & Dilts, livery.
  • Hannberg W F, printer and publisher.
  • Hannberg & Thompson, dry goods.
  • Harris James, contractor and undertaker.
  • Harris Lucian, cashr Rising Sun Deposit Bank.
  • Johnson W H, baker and grocer.
  • Jones Oscar, grocer.
  • Kaiser Edna, milliner.
  • Keeney G H Co, produce.
  • Livingston Scott, grocer.
  • Loring & Hemphill, drugs.
  • National Bank of Rising Sun (capital $100,000), S Beymer pres, J N Perkins cashr.
  • Neaman W H & Sons, livery.
  • NEWS PRINTING CO, Printers and Publishers.
  • North H J, lumber.
  • Ohio County News, News Printing Co pubs.
  • Ohio River Telephone Co.
  • Perkins J N, cashr National Bank of Rising Sun.
  • Powell W J & Son, grocers.
  • Recorder The, W F Hannberg publr.
  • Rising Sun Deposit Bank (capital $40,000), L C Cowen pres, Lucian Harris cashr.
  • Rising Sun Water & Light Co.
  • Rosenthal Bros, clothing and men’s furnishings.
  • Schroeder J George, hotel.
  • Seward Ella M, milliner.
  • Seward Morris, restaurant.
  • Steele Charles A, postmaster.
  • Steele R A, furniture and undertaker.
  • Stegmiller Charles J & Co, hardware and carriages.
  • Steuver Charles F, produce.
  • Toohy Wm, marble.
  • Uhlmansiek Fred, woodworker.
  • Uhlmansiek John H, grocer and meats.
  • Walton D K, photographer.
  • Whitlock H G, grocer.
  • Whitlock J W & Co, musical instruments.
  • Williams H E, undertaker.
  • Wood John R, cashr Farmers Trust Co.
  • Woods O A & Sons, meats.

Switzerland County – 1916 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Switzerland County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1916-7. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co, 1895.
See also:
Entries from Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana

SWITZERLAND COUNTY—Vevay, the county seat. Judge Circuit Court, F. M. Griffith; Prosecuting Attorney, Wallace Cotton; Clerk Circuit Court, J. P. Curry; Auditor, J. W. Smith; Treasurer, J. L. Cunningham; Recorder, O. P. Courtney; Sheriff, J. C. Heady; Coroner, W. M. Hall; Surveyor, W. H. Morrison.

AARON
Settled in 1875, is located in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 13 miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat, shipping and banking point. Rural free delivery from Bennington. Exp., Adams.

  • Hoffmeyer G L, genl store.

ALLENSVILLE
Population, 50. A village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 11 miles north of Vevay, the county seat, shipping point and from which there is rural free delivery. East Enterprise 2 miles distant, is the banking town.

  • Bovard Berne, genl store.
  • Downey J S & Son, pianos.

AVONBURG.
A village in Switzerland county, 12 miles from Vevay, the county seat. Cross Plains is the banking point. Rural free delivery from Madison.

  • Clements J M, undertaker.
  • Morrison Edward, wagonmkr.

BENNINGTON.
Population, 100. Settled in 1825. In Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 10 miles north of Vevay, the county seat. Cross plains 7 miles distant, is the banking town. Osgood and Vevay are the shipping points. Laura Hooton, postmaster.

  • Banta Fred, hotel and apiarist.
  • Griswold H, wagonmkr.
  • Hayes Roy, general store.
  • HOOTON LAURA, Physician and Surgeon and Postmaster.
  • Miles C S, meats.
  • Rochat J B, produce and live stock.
  • Sample H W, general store.

CENTER SQUARE
Population, 65. A village in Jefferson township, Switzerland county, 8 miles from Vevay, the county seat, banking point and shipping station, and from which there is rural free delivery service. Exp., Adams. Tel W. U.

  • Barker J H, general store.

CRAIG
Population, 50. A village on the Ohio river in Craig township, Switzerland county, 6 miles from Vevay, the county seat and shipping station and from whence there is rural free delivery.

  • Clements Roy, wagonmkr.
  • Shaw E W, genl store.

EAST ENTERPRISE
Population, 200. A village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 12 miles north of Vevay, the county seat. Aurora is the nearest shipping station to which there is daily stage service. Has a bank. W. M. Hall, postmaster.

  • Bank of East Enterprise (capital $12,000), W P Truitt pres, H D Stow cashr.
  • Barker Wm S, meats.
  • Buchanan Henry, genl store.
  • Farmers Mutual Telephone Co.
  • HALL W M, Physician and Postmaster.
  • Heath E W, grocer.
  • Houze Jordan R, genl store.
  • Lockwood S D Mrs, milliner.
  • Stow H D, cashr Bank of East Enterprise.
  • Truitt Wm P & Son, flour and saw mill.

FAIRVIEW
Population, 50. In Cotton township, Switzerland county, 10 miles north of Vevay, the country seat, usual banking and shipping point. C. B. Seymour, postmaster.

  • Bailey Howard, wagonmaker.
  • Gibbs Mary E Mrs, genl store.
  • Lee W H, saw mill.
  • Long F M, wagonmaker.
  • Miles Nettie, milliner.
  • Seymour C B, postmaster.
  • SEYMOUR & CLARK, General Store.

FLORENCE
Population, 350. In York township, Switzerland county, 8 ½ miles s. w. of Vevay, the county seat, and 30 from Madison, the nearest shipping point. Has a bank. E. L. Rosenberger, postmaster.

  • Duplan A L, genl store.
  • Florence Deposit Bank (Capital, $25,000), W H Scott pres, B S Landran cashr.
  • Krutz W F, general store.
  • Landram B S, cashr Florence Deposit Bank.
  • Langsdale J M W, general store.
  • Marshall Laura, hotel.
  • Marshall H K, grocer and confr.
  • Mason Wm, soft drinks.
  • Ohio River Telephone Co.
  • Peak & Scott, milliners.
  • ROSENBERGER E L, Cigars and Tobacco and Postmaster.

LAMB.
Population, 30. On the Ohio river, in Switzerland county, 8 miles from Vevay, its banking and shipping point, whence mail is supplied by rural delivery.

  • Ash L, genl store.
  • Banta J B, genl store.

MARKLAND.
Population, 150. On the Ohio river, in York township, Switzerland county, 5 miles east of Vevay, the county seat and usual banking point. Emma H. Snyder, postmaster.

  • Benedict S L, printer.
  • Benedict W A, sawmill.
  • Benedict W C & S L, genl store.
  • Benefield & Moose, grocers and confrs.
  • Chittenden J W, genl store.
  • Culbertson Wm H, carriages.
  • Ethridge T B Jr, grocer.
  • Ford Thomas N, broom mnfr.
  • Markland Canning Co.
  • O’Neal Arlington, flour mill.
  • SNYDER EMMA H, Dressmaker and Postmaster.

MOOREFIELD.
Population, 96. In Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 8 miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat, banking and shipping point. E. E. Jones, postmaster.

  • Copeland G W, physician.
  • Culbertson C D, wagonmaker.
  • Culver & Riley, general store.
  • Gray M H, hotel.
  • Gray M M & Co, general store.
  • JONES ERVIN E, General Store, Real Estate and Postmaster.
  • Moorefield Saw Mill, A W Dennist mngr.
  • Rutherford Earl, confectioner.

MOUNT STERLING.
Population, 100. In Switzerland county, 3 ½ miles from Vevay, its banking and shipping point, whence mail is supplied by rural delivery.

  • Armstrong, George, general store.
  • Hutchings F, general store.

PATRIOT.
Population, 350. On the Ohio river, in Posey township, Switzerland county, 18 miles from Vevay, the county seat. Has Baptist and Methodist churches and a bank. Ship by water. Robert M. Goff, postmaster.

  • Bodey Charles, lumber and coal.
  • Brown J E & Sons, groceries and meats.
  • Couch Bert, tinner.
  • Couch & Broadwell, hardware and roofers.
  • DeHart C B, hotel.
  • Emerson Bros, restaurant and confectioners.
  • Farmers Mutual Telephone Co.
  • Gockel Wm & Son, general store.
  • Goff Robert M, postmaster.
  • Green Harry D, garage.
  • Hume C J, tobacco buyer.
  • Humphrey Wm S, undertaker.
  • Johnson J W, cashier Patriot Deposit Bank.
  • Lyons Charles D, real estate.
  • McHuron S V, general store.
  • Mottier Ed, fruit grower and vineyard.
  • North A L, automobiles.
  • OLCOTT O W, Druggist.
  • Patriot Deposit Bank (capital $25,000), H J Harris president, J W Johnson cashier.
  • Platt George, wagonmaker.
  • Rea Wm, coal, produce and towing.
  • Schroder Produce Co.
  • Scudder Daniel T, veterinary surgeon.
  • Scudder Leonard, hardware and farm implements.
  • Scarcy Ben H, physician.
  • Sechrist J T, lawyer.
  • Vandaren Grace, milliner.
  • Wichman Julia Mrs, s. s. agent.

PLEASANT.
Population 25. In Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 14 miles north of Vevay, the county seat and shipping point, and 6 miles from Cross Plains, its banking point. Mrs. Hannah Oatman, postmaster.

  • OATMAN HANNAH MRS, General Store.
  • Shaffer Levi, woodworker.

QUERCUS GROVE.
Population, 50. Switzerland county, 16 miles n. e. of Vevay, the county seat. R. D. from Rising Sun.

  • Rochat H, general store.

Vevay – 1916 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1916-7. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co, 1895.

VEVAY.
Population, 1,700. The judicial seat of Switzerland county, is located on the Ohio river, 100 miles southeast of Indianapolis. Has Baptist, Christian, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, 2 banks and 2 newspapers. E. Griffith, postmaster.

  • Adams Music Store, mus insts.
  • Anderson T D, livery.
  • Bear Lowery R, physician.
  • Binder Fred, milliner and wall paper.
  • Brindley Ollie, mlnr and notions.
  • Buschman W L, furniture.
  • Butler Viola, hotel.
  • Campbell B M, hardware.
  • City Roller Mills, flour.
  • Clements & Deeman, proprs Royal Theatre.
  • Cole James R, lawyer.
  • Copeland Robert M, physician.
  • Culbertson Carol, coal and farm implts.
  • Culbertson Clyde, flour mill.
  • Curry Bertha S, genl store.
  • Danglade Abbie, mlnr and ladies furngs.
  • Danner Americus V, hdwe and farm implts.
  • David David A, shoes.
  • DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO, Printers and Publishers.
  • Detraz Bros, saw mill.
  • Downey E P, grocer.
  • First National Bank (capital $50,000), C S Tandy pres, A J Porter cashr.
  • Fisk W L, furn, farm implts and wagons.
  • Floyd Wm, grocer.
  • Gaudin George, carriages and farm implts.
  • Gaudin Walter, mens furngs.
  • Geiger C H, dentist.
  • Goday L W, drugs.
  • Graham Avery A, confectioner.
  • Green Harry, garage.
  • Griffith Earnest, postmaster.
  • Griffith Francis M, judge Circuit Court.
  • Hall George, lawyer.
  • Haskell Fred L, undertaker.
  • Heady & Heady, livery.
  • Jaynes Charles, grocer.
  • Jaynes Wm, florist.
  • Johnson S & Co, dry goods and carpets.
  • Kiiesel Charles, genl stoer.
  • Kincaid & Cole, meats.
  • Klein Wm G, shoes.
  • Knox Harry A, shoes.
  • Krummel J, meats.
  • Lamson Charles B, confectioner.
  • Lamson Julian, clothing.
  • Land Riley & Son, hdwe and baker.
  • Lyrick Theatre, Riggs Bros proprs.
  • Manning Dennis G, cigars.
  • Marshall & Catton, lawyers.
  • Martin E M, carriage pntr.
  • Melcher C F, marble.
  • Mennet G E, produce.
  • Muret —, physician.
  • O’Neal & McKay, garage.
  • Pavy Charles, lawyer.
  • Peters Irvin A, livery.
  • Pickett Sallie, baker.
  • Pickett Thomas, hotel.
  • Pleasants James K Sons, clothing.
  • Porter A J, cashr First Natl Bank.
  • Protsman W O, publr Vevay Reveille and printer.
  • Protsman & O’Neal, autos.
  • Riggs Bros, proprs Lyrick Theatre.
  • Riggs Edward T, gro and produce.
  • Riggs Press, printers.
  • Royal Theatre, Clements & Deeman proprs.
  • Schad Julius, harness.
  • Shadday John H, physician.
  • Shaw Alfred, real estate.
  • Shaw Charles C, cashr Vevay Deposit Bank.
  • Shull Ed, live stock and prod.
  • Sieglitz Charles, jeweler.
  • Simmons — Mrs, hotel.
  • Stepleton Paul, grocer.
  • Stevens E M, drugs.
  • Stucy F, tobacco.
  • Sullivan H C, undertkr.
  • Switzerland Democrat, Democrat Pub Co publrs.
  • Tandy Carroll S, lawyer.
  • Thiebaud Hugh, physician.
  • Union Furniture Co.
  • Vevay Creamery Co.
  • Vevay Deposit Bank (capital $50,000), J M Scott pres, C C Shaw cashr.
  • Vevay Flour Mills.
  • Vevay Ice Co.
  • Wahl Caroline, dry goods.
  • Walton J E, photographer.
  • Ward John P, physician.

Dearborn County – 1916 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Dearborn County, Indiana entries from: Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1916-7. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co, 1895.
See also:
Entries from Aurora, Dearborn County, Indiana
Entries from Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, Indiana

DEARBORN COUNTY – Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Judge Circuit Court, W. N. Hauck; Prosecuting Attorney, W. M. Dean; Clerk Circuit Court, J. G. McKinney; Auditor, H. E. Lutherbeck; Treasurer, J. A. Bobrink; Recorder, C. H. Haynes; Sheriff, D. E. McKenzie; Coronerk, D. E. Johnson; Surveyor, A. W. Karstetter. BRIGHT Population, 130. A village in Harrison township, Dearborn county, 11 miles north of Lawrenceburg, the county seat. Harrison, Ohio, 4 miles distant is the banking and shipping point, and from whence there is rural free delivery.

  • Gibson G D, genl store.
  • Rechenbach Michael, genl store.
  • Siefferman W, genl store.
  • Sykes James, wagonmkr.

CHESTERVILLE Population, 75. A village in Sparta township, Dearborn county, 15 miles west of Lawrenceburg, the county seat. Cold Spring, 1 mile distant, is the nearest shipping station, and Moores Hill, 4 miles distant, the location of nearest bank and from whence there is rural free delivery.

  • Heath Louis, grocer.
  • Loftus James, wagonmkr.

COCHRAN A town in Center township, Dearborn county, on the B. & O. R. R., 5 miles southwest of Lawrenceburg, the county seat. Aurora, 1 mile distant, is the banking town. Exp., W. F. & Co. Tel., W. U.

  • Cochran Chair Co, furn mnfrs.
  • Eschmann W A Mrs, grocers.
  • Rains Drug Co.
  • Snyder R A, grocer.

COLD SPRING Population, 65. A village on B. & O. S. W. R. R. in Sparta township, Dearborn county, 20 miles west of Lawrenceburg, the county seat. Moores Hill, 2 ½ miles distant, is the banking town. Exp., W. F. & Co. Tel., W. U. Frederick Homann, postmaster.

  • HOMANN FREDERICK, Genl Store and Postmaster.
  • Smith Harry G, genl store.

CROZIER Population, 25. In Hogan township, Dearborn county, 9 miles west of Lawrenceburg, the county seat. Mooreshill, 6 miles distant, is the nearest banking and shipping point and from whence there is rural free delivery.

  • Roof M W, grocer.

DILLSBORO Population, 500. An incorporated town in Clay township, Dearborn county, 14 miles southwest of Lawrenceburg, the county seat, and on B. & O. S. W. R. R. Has 2 banks and a weekly newspaper. The News. Exp., Wells, Fargo & Co. Tel., W. U. Orris Hooper, postmaster.

  • Booster Jesse J, cashr First National Bank.
  • Calhoun W S, furniture.
  • Calvert Benjamin F, publr Dillsboro News.
  • Cole Thomas J, coal.
  • Dillsboro News (weekly), B F Calvert publr.
  • Dillsboro Sanitarium.
  • Dillsboro State Bank (capital $25,000), Henry Bulthaup pres, Charles F Gausmann cashr.
  • Ellerbrook Bros, produce.
  • First National Bank (capital $25,000), W J Gray pres, Jesse J Booster cashr.
  • Fleming J W & Son, genl store.
  • Gracer John H, hotel.
  • Hooper J N & Son, hardware.
  • HOOPER ORRIS, Postmaster.
  • Housmyer C C, physician.
  • Johnson F M, fertilizer.
  • Kamping H H (estate), genl store.
  • Klinkeman L F, wagonmkr.
  • Kuhn Edward, grocer.
  • Lester Lewis G, restaurant and confectioner.
  • Licking W C, sawmill.
  • Lieberman C R, meats.
  • Long Holland P, physician.
  • McCardle, Longcamp & Brewer, livery and feed.
  • Miller Andrew G, physician.
  • New Dillsboro Telegraph Co.
  • Niester A F, harness.
  • Noble Charles A, genl contr.
  • Pieper & Smith, hardware.
  • Read T J, genl store.
  • Roberts John L, hardware.
  • Sale Fleetwood H, physician.
  • Schulenborg & Douselman, flour mill.
  • Scoopmer E E r r exp and tel agt.
  • Smalley H H, sawmill and repair shop.
  • Steuver E F & Bros, grocers.
  • Stevenson F Mrs, milliner.
  • Trislett G A, drugs.
  • Wheeler W P, notions.

DOVER Population, 200. A village in Dearborn county, 8 miles from Harrison, O., the banking town, and 6 ½ from Guilford, the shipping station. The post-office is at Kelso.

  • Andres John A, grocer.
  • Andres Joseph, undertaker.
  • Barker W J, confectioner.
  • Doyle Albert, wagonmkr.
  • Moemke A, genl store.
  • Theders B H, shoemkr.

FARMERS RETREAT In Dearborn county, 18 miles s. w. of Lawrenceburg, the county seat, and 5 from Dillsboro, its banking and shipping point.

  • Fischer Gustav, wagonmaker.
  • Schuette Wm H, genl store.

GUILFORD Population, 110. On the C., C., C. & St. L. Ry., in Dearborn county, 8 miles from Lawrenceburg, the county seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., American. Ernest Moser, postmaster.

  • Buchanan F W, grocer.
  • Connolly Frank, hdwe and farm implts.
  • Dixon Orville, live stock and grain.
  • Elliott J C, physician.
  • Harnbuch Charles, genl store, grain and live stock.
  • Houston S J, general store.
  • MOSER ERNEST, Grocer, Notions, Hardware and Postmaster.
  • Taylor Thomas S, builders material.
  • Vogel Chrls, coal and roofer.
  • Wolfung Louis, farm implts.
  • Ward W F, fruit grower.
  • Weddle James, r r exp and tel agt.

HOMESTEAD. Dearborn county. R. D. from Lawrenceburg.

  • Hayes H R, genl store.

KELSO. Population, 200. Also known as Dover, in Dearborn county, 13 miles from Lawrenceburg, the county seat, 8 from Harrison, the nearest banking point, and 6 ½ from Guilford, its shipping point.

  • Andres John A, genl store.
  • Andres Joseph, undertaker.
  • Barker W J, confr.
  • Moemke A, genl store.

KENNEDY. On the C., C., C. & St. L. Ry. in Dearborn county, 12 miles northwest of Lawrenceburg, the county seat and banking point. Exp., Am. KYLE. Dearborn county, 10 miles from Aurora, its banking and shipping point, whence mail is supplied by rural delivery.

  • Hansen C K, genl store.
  • Kyle Creamery Co.

LAWRENCEVILLE. Dearborn county, 4 miles from Sunman, its banking and shipping point, whence mail is supplied by rural delivery.

  • Boerstler A, wagonmkr.
  • Hoff H, genl store.
  • Roehm J R, genl store.
  • Sahm Adam, flour mill.

LOGAN. Population, 75. In Logan township, Dearborn county, 14 miles north of Lawrenceburg, the county seat and 5 from Harrison, its banking and shipping point. M. Wilson, postmaster.

  • Clark W E, genl store.
  • Jacques Frank, genl store.
  • McClure Frank, genl store.
  • WILSON M, Postmaster.

MANCHESTER. Population, 300. In Dearborn county, 2 ½ miles from Bonnell, its shipping point, and 5 from Moores Hill, its banking point. R. D. from Aurora.

  • Greenham M, genl store.
  • Hoffman H A, genl store.
  • Watts A, genl store.

MOORES HILL. Population, 400. On the B. & O. S. W. Ry., in Sparta township, Dearborn county, 17 miles east of Lawrenceburg, the county seat. Has Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches and a bank. Exp., Wells Fargo & Co. Robert J. Barclay, postmaster.

  • Abraham & Ulrich, livery, coal and undertakers.
  • Adkins E S, meats.
  • Barclay Robert J, postmaster.
  • Bigney M E, handle manufacturer.
  • Draper Howard C, tinner.
  • Evans Bert, hotel.
  • French J W, general store.
  • Giblin Richard, auto repairer.
  • GIVAN JOHN F, Attorney-at-Law, Pension Attorney and Notary Public.
  • Gorman W J, railroad, express and telegraph agent.
  • Helm & Shockley, real estate.
  • Hisey Wm E, meats.
  • Johnston David E, physician.
  • Loyd O M, live stock.
  • Maupin C W, hotel.
  • Moores Hill Building & Loan Assn, D E Johnston pres, Charles Schabel sec.
  • Moores Hill Creamery Assn.
  • Moores Hill State Bank (capital $25,000), J H Martin pres, C M Shockley cashr.
  • Mulford & Hilman, wagonmakers.
  • Neibrugge A Mrs, drugs.
  • Olcott M D, feed.
  • Rollins George, shoes.
  • Rumsey Phoebe, carpet weaver.
  • Schabel Charles, coal.
  • Schwartz F W & Co, confectioners.
  • Scripture I A & Sons, hardware.
  • Siford Flora Mrs, milliner and notions.
  • Thomas C B, poultry.

NEW ALSACE. In Dearborn county, 3 miles from Weisburg, the nearest shipping point, and 5 from Sunman, the nearest banking point. Rural delivery from Guilford.

  • Buchert R L, hotel.
  • Dietz A L, hardware.
  • Fette N, flour mill.
  • Hilbert B, general store.
  • Klump M, general store.
  • Vogel John, general store.

ST. LEON. Population, 400. Dearborn county, 18 miles northwest of Lawrenceburg, the county seat, 9 from Sunman, the nearest banking point and 5 from New Trenton, its shipping point.

  • Frey John V, saw mill.
  • Hilbert John, wagonmkr.
  • Hoffman Joseph, genl store.
  • Knecht Al, genl store and farm implts.
  • Schuman Joseph A, genl store.

SPARTA. Population, 75. Dearborn county, 14 miles west of Lawrenceburg, the county seat and 3 miles from Moores Hill, its banking and shipping point, whence mail is supplied by rural delivery.

  • Canfield & Bruce, genl store.

WEISBURG. Population, 80. On the C. C. C. & St. L. Ry., in Jackson township, Dearborn county, 17 miles from Lawrenceburg, the county seat and 3 from Sunman, the nearest bank location. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Edward Hemke, postmaster.

  • Gutzwiler George, hdwe and fertilizer.
  • HEMKE EDWARD, General Store and Postmaster.
  • Hilbert G, wagonmaker.
  • Hill Wm, liquors.
  • Marlin C A, r r and exp agt.
  • Neffner R T, physician.
  • Scholl & Tieteman flour mill.
  • Stutz J D, brooms.
  • Utterweiler A, liquors.

WILMINGTON. Dearborn county, 7 miles southwest of Lawrenceburg, the county seat, and 2 ½ from Aurora, its banking and shipping point. Rural delivery from Aurora. WRIGHTS CORNERS. A discontinued postoffice in Dearborn county, 8 miles northwest of Lawrenceburg, the county seat, 6 ½ from Aurora, its banking point and 4 from Guilford, its shipping point. R. D. from Aurora.

  • True A S, genl store.

YORKVILLE. Population, 80. In York township, Dearborn county, 12 miles from Lawrenceburg, the county seat and usual banking point and 5 from Guilford, its shipping point. George Widolff, postmaster.

  • Fox Wm, saw mill.
  • Hornbach Charles, grain and genl store.
  • Hornbach Wm, genl store.
  • WIDOLFF GEORGE, General Store and Postmaster.
  • Zerr Anthony, fruit grower.
  • Zimmer Nicholas, apiarist.

Lawrenceburg – 1916 Indiana Gazetteer and Business Directory

Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1916-7. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co, 1916

LAWRENCEBURG.
Population, 5,000. The judicial seat of Dearborn county, is located on the Ohio river and on the C., C., C. & St. L. and the B. & O. S. W. Rys, and the C. L. & A. Traction Line, 22 miles west of Cincinnati. Has 11 churches, 3 public schools, a parochial school, a $12,000 public library, water works, electric light, miles of concrete sidewalks, 3 banks, 2 building and loan associations, 2 volunteer fire companies, 3 newspapers, 2 public parks, healthy climate, 3 distilleries, largest flour mills in Indiana, saw and edge tool works, cooperage works, furniture factory, lumber and veneer works, manufactories of pumps and tube well supplies, coffins, shoes, bricks, etc. Tel., W. U. Exp., American and W. F. & Co. Albert Spanagel, postmaster.

  • Axby J L, vet surg.
  • Baker Kirtley, confr.
  • Barrott E & Son (Elkaneh and Wm F), genl store.
  • Bateman E D, physician.
  • BATESVILLE LUMBER & VENEER CO, V McDonald Sec, Mnfrs of Veneers and Panels, Three and Five Ply Panels, High Class Products.
  • Bauer Cooperage Co, J M Bauer pres, H Wright sec.
  • Bechtel Henry, genl store.
  • Bell Telephone Co.
  • Biddle Isaac N, jeweler.
  • Bielby Estal G, lawyer and mayor.
  • Billups C F, boat livery.
  • Bishop George H & Co, Chas Bishop mngr, saw mnfrs.
  • Blankenbuehler Wm G, insurance.
  • Bobrink John A, grocer.
  • Braun P C, cashr Peoples Nat Bank.
  • Brehn Lewis, boat livery.
  • Brill John, grocer.
  • Bryant Sisters (Mabel), milliners.
  • Burkhardt Henry, meats.
  • Clark John, grocer.
  • Coble & McKenzie (Earl Coble, Chas McKenzie), meats.
  • Cook A D, pumps.
  • Cravens Thomas S, lawyer.
  • Crown Hotel, Earl Wissinger propr.
  • Dean Willard, pros atty.
  • Dearborn Motar Co, John Oberting mngr.
  • Dearborn National Bank (capitol $50,000), A E Nowlin pres, L W Hill cashr.
  • Decker & Hauck (W G Decker, E M Hauck), electns.
  • Deuschle Wm, dry goods.
  • Diehl H P & Co, powder.
  • Dietz Albert V, cashr German-Amer Bank.
  • Dixon H H, r r agt.
  • Dober Edward, clothing.
  • Dwyer John, physician.
  • Elliott Carrie, propr New Central Hotel.
  • Emerson W A, plumber.
  • Emmert E J, physician.
  • Emmert P J, dry goods.
  • EWBANK’S ABSTRACT OFFICE (Est’d 1882), James H. Ewbanks Propr, Only Complete Set of Abstract Books in Dearborn County, 107 W High.
  • EWBANK JAMES H, Propr Ewbank’s Abstract Office, Lawyer, Notary Public and Conveyancer, 107 W High.
  • Fagaly W T, physician.
  • FICHTER JOHN M, Editor The News
  • Fitch Bros (Thomas and Joseph), livery and undertakers.
  • Fitch C W, drugs and paints.
  • Fitch J C, genl store.
  • Fowler Ollie, restaurant.
  • Fox Andrew L, shoes.
  • Fox Wm, meats.
  • French E J, dentist.
  • Frolicher Shoe Mfg Co, Emil Frolicher mngr.
  • Gardner E F, laundry.
  • Garnier John B Brewery, Victor Obertling propr.
  • Gem Theater, Wm and Frank Warneford proprs.
  • German-American Bank (capitol $25,000), A J Hassmer pres, A V Dietz cashr.
  • Givan Martin J, county attorney.
  • Givan & Givan (W S and M J), lawyers.
  • Glockner Wm, grocer.
  • Gooden W T, editor Lawrenceburg Register.
  • Gordon John, genl store.
  • Gramer Louis, restaurant.
  • Greendale Distilling Co, Otto Special supt.
  • Haas Henry, cigar mnfr.
  • Harris A B, dry goods and carpets.
  • Hassmer A J, mus instrs.
  • Hauck Warren N, judge Circuit Court.
  • Haugh Warren N, lawyer.
  • Haverseik Elmer, genl store.
  • Hayes Edward, lawyer.
  • Haynes Clifford A, County Recorder.
  • Heck F C, dry goods.
  • Henn & Huschart (F J, Henn, M M Huschart), monuments.
  • Hill L W, cashr Dearborn Nat Bank.
  • Hoffmeir Anthony, grocer and baker.
  • Holtigel Henry, hay.
  • Hornbach Charles, grocer.
  • Hornberger John F, jeweler.
  • Indian Refining Co.
  • Jackson C M, dry goods.
  • Jackson R S, vet surg.
  • Jackson & Ludlow (R S Jackson, Frank Ludlow), horses.
  • Jaquith O S, physician.
  • Junker Charles, furn.
  • Karsteter Albert W, county surveyor.
  • Kestner Ernest, confr.
  • Klepper Herman, ice cream and confr.
  • Klepper Sisters (Anna and Marguirite), confrs and restaurant.
  • Kraus Conrad, baker.
  • Krieg John N, tailor.
  • Kupferschmidt Rose, jeweler.
  • Kurtzman Edgar, stenographer.
  • Lane George O, photo.
  • Lang Charles J, real estate.
  • Langham H, r r agt.
  • Lawrence Press, W G Glover editor.
  • Lawrence Register, W T Gooden publr.
  • Lawrenceburg Gas Co, Geo Kunz mngr.
  • Lawrenceburg Lumber Co, F C Dam mngr.
  • Lawrenceburg Public Library, Ada F Fitch librarian.
  • Lawrenceburg Roller Mills Co, B J Rothwell pres, G H Lewis vice-pres and mngr, L S Brown treas.
  • Lawrenceburg Wharf Co, boat livery.
  • Lommel Louise, drugs.
  • Lostetter C F, chiropractor.
  • Lutherbeck Harry E, County Auditor.
  • McCullough Drug Co, John McCullough mngr.
  • McGranahan Fannie, milliner.
  • McGranahan Wm, grocer.
  • McGuffin J B, tinsmith.
  • McKenzie Daniel E, sheriff.
  • McKim Christina, dry goods.
  • McKinney James G, county clerk.
  • Miller Thomas, restaurant.
  • Miller & Elder, insurance.
  • Mueller Emil, physician.
  • Nees Thomas, hotel.
  • New Central Hotel, Carrie Elliott propr.
  • NEWS THE, John M Fichter Editor
  • Obertling Victor, ice cream mnfr and propr Garnier Brewery.
  • Oertling Ernest G, books and wallpaper.
  • Ohio Valley Coffin Co, Geo Volkert pres, H Hodell sec-treas.
  • Opera House, Terrill & Vesenmeir proprs.
  • Owl Band, H Enyart leader.
  • Pastner Samuel, propr Victor Hotel.
  • Peoples National Bank (capital $110,000), W H O’Brien pres, P C Braun cashr.
  • Pfalzgraf Fred, shoes.
  • Fredmore Clyde W, men’s furngs.
  • Press Wm G, editor Lawrenceburg Press.
  • Reagan Hotel, Peter Reagan propr.
  • Reagan Peter, propr Reagan Hotel.
  • Register Printing Co, W T Gooden mngr.
  • Ritzmann Wm F, ice cream and bottler.
  • Rossville Distilling Co, H S Miller mngr.
  • Rupp Fred, florist.
  • Ruppert George C, genl store.
  • Russe & Russe (J H and J H jr), lawyers.
  • Schmidt A F, drugs.
  • Schneider Christina, shoes.
  • Schneider Wm G A, shoes.
  • Schusterman Louis, junk.
  • Seekatz John, shoes.
  • Seekatz Louis, shoes.
  • Shaw W T, exp agt.
  • Smith Guy F, phys and dentist.
  • Southern Indiana Telephone Co, M E Ferris mngr.
  • SPANGEL ALBERT, Postmaster.
  • Spanagel Charles, delicatessen.
  • Squibb Distilling Co, Geo Squibb mngr.
  • Steinmetz Holman, tailor.
  • Stockman Omer T, grocer.
  • Stoneking H J, transfer.
  • Stuber F & Son, roofer.
  • Suer & Son, brick mnfrs.
  • Tebbs Warren, real estate.
  • Terrill G M, dentist.
  • Terrill & Vesenmeir (G M Terrill, Adam Vesenmeir), proprs Opera House.
  • Van Horn & Bateman (Wm Van Horn, George Bateman), hay and grain.
  • Vesenmeier Adam, grocer.
  • Victor Hotel, Saml Pastner propr.
  • Vogelsang Edward, garage.
  • Walsh James & Co, V M O’Shaughnessy mngr, distillers.
  • Warneford Wm, grocer.
  • Warneford Wm & Frank, proprs Gem Theater.
  • Westcott Wm H, county assessor.
  • Wissinger Earl, propr Crown Hotel.
  • Wolff Charles, grocer.
  • Wood George H, grocer.
  • Wright J C & Son, contractors.