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ACKWORTH - Population 150. A town on the C & I branch C.B.& Q. R.R. in Lincoln Township, Warren County, 18 miles south of Des Moines, and 5 east of Indianola, the county seat and nearest banking point. Settled in 1869, it contains Friends meeting house, a ships live stock and grain.  Stages tri-weekly to Sandyville, Wheeling and Pleasantville; fare, 25, 50 and 59 cents respectively.  Tel. W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily, L. B. B. Pritchard, postmaster
Armstrong, Prof. Thomas, principal, Ackworth Academy
Bundy, J. W., flour mill
Eikenberry & Co., lumber and grain
Ginder, Jacob, wagon maker and constable
Haworth & McGregor, live stock
Hiatt, A. C., carpenter
Hutchinson, J. H., shoemaker
McElroy, W. T., carpenter
Males, R., blacksmith
Moon, Mrs. G. H., hotel
Pritchard, S. B., general store
Stanley, W. G., general store, dairy and poultry
Still, Rev. T. R. (Baptist)

CARLISLE - Population 500. A village on the North River, and on the C.R.I & P. Ry. In Allen Township, Warren County, 11 miles southeast of Des Moines, the nearest banking point, and 12 north of Indianola, the county seat. Steeled in 1851, it contains Baptist, Methodist and Christian churches, and ships flour, coal and wood.  Tel., W. U. Exp., U.S. Mail, daily.  Will R. Randleman, postmaster
Beauchamp, C., grover
Bertch, J. justice of the peace
Brockett, O. M., lawyer
Busick, Mrs. M., hotel proprietor
Francis, C., railroad and express agent
Greisinger, M., grocer
Heward, R., (Methodist)
McElroy, J., grocer
Nicholson, Robert, grain
Pendleton, Rev. C. J. (Baptist)
Randelman, W. R., general store

CLARKSON - Population 25. A small place on the A. & D. M. branch of the C. B. & Q. R. R., and on Middle River, in Allen Township, Warren County, 11 miles southeast of Des Moines, the nearest banking point, and 12 northeast of Indianola, the county seat. Settled in 1880. Ships grain and wood.  Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. W. H. Hartman, postmaster
Black & Bussing, general store
Jaques, J. M. & Co., grain
Smith, W. H., railroad and express agent
Winch & Son, flour mill

COOL - Population 25. A small village in Squaw Township, Warren County, 28 miles from Des Moines and 10 from Indianola, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point.  Settled in 1879, it contains a Methodist church, and ships grain and live stock.  Mail, twice a week by stage from Sharon. T. J. Graham, postmaster.

FORD - Population 75. A postsettlement on the D. M. branch of the C. B. & Q. R. R., in Warren County, 16 miles northeast of Indianola, the county seat, and 13 southeast of Des Moines, the nearest banking point. Coal is mined and shipped. Exp., Am. Mail, daily.
Chapman, John W., blacksmith
Freel Bros., general store
Jaques Bros & Co., grain and live stock
Pyle, A. W., meat market
Shawham, Isham, Blacksmith
Sutton, John P., grocer
Taylor, John R., hotel
Watson Coal and Mining Co., coal miners

HARTFORD - Population 300. A village in Richland Township, Warren County, 18 miles southeast of Des Moines, 16 northeast of Indianola, the county seat, and 2 ½ north of Ford, on the C. B. & Q. R. R., the nearest railroad station.  Settled in 1849, it contains Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian churches, and ships grain and live stock. It is on the daily mail stage route from Ford to Palmyra, 3 miles south.  J. C. S. Masson, postmaster
Brasier, M. W., harnessmaker
Cain, S. R., carpenter
Cherry &  Lives, hardward
Corzotts, N. carpenter
Dashuld, M. A., physician
Joice, A., shoemaker
Munnally, N. B., druggist
Roberts, A., blacksmith
Savil, John, shoemaker
Slack, John M., grocer
Wasson, J. C. S., hotel
Whitzel, J. H., furniture and general store

INDIANOLA - Population 2,500. The judicial seat of Warren County, in the centre of which it is situated, is the northern terminus of the Iowa branch of the C. B. & Q. R. R., and the southern terminus of the I. & W. branches of the C. R. I, & P. Ry., 21 miles south of Des Moines and 380 west of Chicago, Ill.  It contains 2 large flouring mills, 2 tile factories, a creamery, a planing mill, a canning factory, 2 banks, 6 churches, representing as many denominations, good public schools and a flourishing educational institution under the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  Two weekly newspapers, the Advocate Tribune (Independent) and the Herald (Republican), are published and keep the citizens informed on all current topics of interest.  Tiles, grain, live stock produce and canned goods are shipped.  Telephone exchange.  Tel., W. U. Exp., U.S. and Am. Mail, daily. W. W. Worth, postmaster
Advocate Tribune, Taylor & Schooley, Proprietors; Consolidated of Advocate and Tribune; Circulation 2,100; Subscription Price, $1.50 in advance.
Akers, James, barber
Anderson, Thomas T., county clerk
Applegate, Andrew J., physician
Armstrong, Ransom S., druggist
Austin, John B., shoemaker
Baker, Charles, restaurant
Baker, Edward L, physician
Baker & Knotts (Orlando H. Baker, Absolom B. Knotts), proprietors, Indianola Herald.
Barker, M. R. & Son (Moses R. and Arthur), clothing
Barnes, Sylvester, painter
Birch, L. L., proprietor Central House
Bishop, Alexander C., lawyer
Boatright & Swan (Polling B. Boatright, Alexander H. Swan), grain and coal
Bonney, George H., physician
Brown, Oswell C., lawyer and county auditor
Bryant, Capt. E. D., county treasurer
Bryson & Swan (Jesse Bryson, Alexander H. Swan), proprietors Novelty Roller Mills
Buffington, Cyrus A., druggist, paints, oils, perfumery, etc., Hotel Block, n. s. public square
Burmeister, Frederick, tailor
Butler, Oliver K., jeweler
Calhoun, Samuel S., 2nd hand goods
Campbell, James W., hardware
Carpenter, Willett, livery
Carruthers, John H., lawyer and insurance
Central House, L. L. Birch, proprietor, n.e. corner public square
Chesbrough, Nicholas, blacksmith
Clark, John H., restaurant
Cocke, Albert R., manufacturing chemist
Cool, Hendricks, county supervisor
Corbet, Joseph, proprietor, Farmers’ home
Coryell, Silas, grocer
Craig, David, superintendent of schools
Creighton, Hays & Creighton (James H. Creighton, John W. Hays, Hugh R. Creighton), lawyers
Crosthwait, Thomas P., harnessmaker and express agent
Crosthwait & Howard (Mrs. E. D. Crosthwait, Mrs. M. E. Howard), milliners
Davis, Wm. C., M. D., surgeon and physician
David & Sons (Thomas A., Lawrence, George, and Benjamin) flour and feed
DeBusk & Essler (John B. DeBusk, Rudolph Essler) barbers
Delancey, Mrs. Jennie, milliner
Dyke, John C., grocer
Eichenberry & Co. (Daniel Eichenberry, G. J. Stewart) grain and coal
Embree, Amos, blacksmith
Eno, Imle, loans and insurance
Erwin, William, physician
Fallis, John M., blacksmith
Fear, Michael D., carpenter
First National Bank (cap. $50,000; surplus, $10,000), Jermiah G. Sandy, president, Gorham A. Worth, cash
Ford, Uriah, shoemaker
Fortney, E. W. & Sons (Eugene W. Frank and Robert), carpenter
Gartrell, M. G., sewing machines
Gifford & Honnold (John B. Gifford, Charles W. Honnold), grocers
Goodman, Israel, plasterer
Gordon, William, carpenter
Graham, Thomas W., furniture and undertaker
Hall & Carruthers (Edward Hall, Wm. B. Carruthers), lawyers, real estate, loans, abstracts and insurance
Hamilton, Mrs. M. M., milliner
Harris & Todd (Mrs. E. P. Harris, Mrs. M. Todd) milliners
Haworth, George D., live stock
Hayden, Mrs. Addie, county recorder
Henderson, Mrs. Mary C., milliner
Henderson & Berry (John H. Henderson, Wm. B. Berry), lawyers
Hewitt, Winfield S., county sheriff
Hoffman, Joel T., blacksmith
Hohl, George H., blacksmith
Howard, Shipley L., railroad agent
Howard & Martin (Silas E. Howard, James M. Martin), jewelers
Hughes & Bro. (James H. and George E.), grocers
Hursh & Pritchard (Wm. H. H. Hursh, Mrs. J. E. Pritchard), flour mill
Indianola Brick & Tile Co. (Cap., $20,000), Bolling B. Boatright, president, Alexander C. Bishop, secretary, Manufacturers of all kinds of drain tile and brick
Indianola Canning Co. (cap.,$50,000) Richard Moore, president, Alexander Bishop, secretary
Indianola Creamery, B. C. Berry, president, C. L. Trueblood, secretary
Indianola Opera House, Henry Spray, manager
Ingalls, John D., boots and shoes
Ingalls, Orson M., blacksmith
Iowa Union Telephone & Telegraph Co., Charles A. McKay, manager
Jeys, Thomas, shoemaker
Johnston, Lewis E., ice
Johnston & Olive (John H. Johnston, John A. Olive), hardware
Jones, William, county superintendent
James & Hamilton (John W. James, Wm. R. Hamilton), grocers
Keeney, Alva P., proprietor, Madison House
Keeney, Silas G., livery
Kimball, Alonzo L., lawyer
Kittleman & McCammon (James M. Kittleman, Wm. H. McCammon), clothing
Law, John H., hardware
Lister, Wm. A., books, stationary and express agent
Long, Wm. M., live stock
Longacre, James, barbar
Loring, Wm. W., dentist
Love, Samuel D., breeder of Clydesdale, English draft, and Cleveland Bay horses
McCleary, John D., physician
McClure Bros. (Frank A. and Hosea A.), grocers
McDowell, Nathaniel, boots and shoes
McGarry, Alvin A., attorney-at-law
McKay, Charles A., manager Iowa Union Telephone & Telegraph Cos.
McLaughlin, Claudius B., railroad agent
McNeil, Harrison, lawyer
Madison House, Alvah P. Keeney, proprietor
Martin, Frank, clerk at Central House
Martin, Samuel, planing mill
Maxfield, James J., dentist
Metcalf, Hiram T., grocer
Miles, Jeremiah W., second-hand goods
Miller, John, county treasurer
Mosher, L. L., attorney-at-law, Justice of the Peace, and City Mayor
Munger, O., painter
Novelty Roller Mills, Bryson & Swan, proprietors, manufacturers of the best brands of flour, corn meal, feed, etc.
Odiorne, Mrs. C. M., restaurant
Olive, Frederick, blacksmith
Olive, John A., machinist
Park, Mel W., dealer in agricultural implements and seeds, wagons and buggies
Park, Wm. M., physician
Parks, Rev. Edward L., president of Simpson Centenary College
Parr, Thomas M., physician
Peck, Daniel G., hardware
Perry, E. W. & Son (Edward W. and Frank), dry goods and clothing
Pierce, A. Burt, books and stationary
Powell, Hon. W. Fred, lawyer
Pring, Wm., carpenter
Pring, Wm. W., carpenter
Proudfoot, Elias, carpenter
Reeves, Levi, county surveyor
Reynolds, C. C. & Co. (Clarence C. Reynolds, Wm. Peck), hardware
Richards, Arthur W., land and pension agent
Richards,George C., harness
Richardson, Wm. M., farm implements
Ritchey Bros. (Samuel and Wm.), furniture
Rooth, Henry, carpenter
Sadler, Francis M., wagonmaker
Sandy, Jeremiah G., president of First National Bank
Schimelfenig Bros (George and Adam), meat market
Schlesinger & Co. (Henry Schlesinger, Sigmund Strauss), clothing
Schooley, Mrs. L. A., photographer
Schooley, Wm. H., attorney-at-law and editor of the Advocate Tribune
Seevers, Samson & McClure (George W. Seevers, Edward Samson, John T. McClure), lawyers
Shaw, Charles G., county coroner
Shepherd, Moses W., tailor
Sherman House, John P. Williby, proprietor
Strick, Henry, grocer
Simpson Centenary College, Rev. Edward L. Parks, president
Sloane, Mrs. W. W., dressmaker
Spray, Henry, grocer
Spray, Horace J., manufacturer of peanut roasters
Strauss & Co., (Sigmund Strauss, Henry Schlesinger), dry goods
Swan, Alexander D., grocer
Swan Bros. & Kaufmann (Alexander H. and Thomas Swan, David Kaufmann), live stock
Talbot Bros. (Leigh and Allan), live stock
Taylor, Frank B., business manager of the Advocate Tribune (Democratic)
Taylor & Schooley (Frank B. Taylor, Wm. H. Schooley), proprietors and publishers of the Advocate Tribune (Democratic)
Thayer & Whitney (Charles M. Thayer, John H. Whitney), dry goods and clothing
Tilley, Ernest A., meat market
Todhunter, Lewis, lawyer
Vanscoy, John, dry goods
Vaughn, Andrew J., carpenter
Warren County Bank (capital, $50,000), John Cheshire, president
Weekly Herald, Baker & Knotts, proprietors
Whitman, Mrs. Jennie, dressmaker
Williamson, James E., lawyer
Williaby, John P., proprietor of the Sherman House
Woods, N. W., confectioner
Worth, Alonzo R., boots and shoes
Worth, Gorham A., cashier of 1st National Bank
Wright, John & Co. (John Wright, George E. Booth), general store
Young & Son (John and Robert D.), meats
Zarley, Robert, broommaker

LACONA - Population 300. An incorporated town on the D. M. & S. branch of the C. B. & Q. R. R., in White Breast Township, Warren County, 40 miles south of Des Moines, 19 southeast of Indianola, the county seat, and 15 north of Chariton, the nearest banking point.  Settled in 1856, it contains a United Presbyterian church and ships live stock. Stages tri-weekly to Newbern, Dallas and Knoxville, with mail.  Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. E. G. Bartlett, postmaster
Baker Bros., general store
Bartlett, E. G., general store
Clayton, Jacob, carpenter
Cochran, J. M., furniture
Compton, J. R., railroad and express agent
Fisher, M., hardware
Hayes, G. W., carpenter
Jenkins, C. W., shoemaker
Jenkins, J. L. carpenter
Jones, E. H., general store
Kirkhart, Joseph F., meat market
Konrad, Christopher, hardware
Lyon, J. W., carpenter
McCartney, Rev. A. (Presbyterian)
McClung, J. E., hotel
McCollam, Joseph, justice of the peace
McCollam, J. W., lawyer
Murray, T. H., harnessmaker
Myers & McKinley, grist mill and elevator
Nicol, S. W., justice of the peace
Pogue, James A., druggist
Sheets, Mrs. M. Milliner
Smith, E. A., blacksmith
Starr, J. W., druggist

LIBERTY CENTRE - Population 50. A village in the southern part of Warren County, 30 miles south of Des Moines, 14 south of Indianola, the county seat, 6 northwest of Lacona, on the D. M. & S. branch C. B. & Q. R. R., the nearest railroad station, and 8 south of Milo, the nearest banking point. Settled in 1867, it contains a Methodist Episcopal Church, and ships grain and livestock.  It is on the semi-weekly mail stage route from Sharon to Lucas. R. A. McFarland, postmaster.
Childs & Hayden, general store
Compton, J. R., railroad and express agent
Farling, John G., shoemaker
Flesher, Richard, barber
Hall, Josiah, grain
Law, Wm., physician
McFarland & Co., general store
McKinney, S., blacksmith
Matson, G. L., teacher
Proctor, J. W., carpenter and justice
Smith, S. D., grocer
Tandy & Peuterbaugh, live stock

LOTHRUP - Population 100. A village on the Middle River, and on the West branch of the C. R. I. & P. Ry., in Jefferson Township, Warren County, 19 miles south of Des Moines, 9 northwest of Indianola, the county seat and nearest banking point.  Settled in 1870. Ships grain and live stock.  Tel., W. U. Exp., U.S., J. L. Leggett, postmaster
Mack, R. F., railroad and express agent
Rank, A., saloon
Reniff, G. R., blacksmith
Reniff & Son, general store
Spencer, L. S., live stock
Wakefield & Co., live stock

MEDORA - Population 40. A village on Squaw Creek, in Squaw Township, Warren County, 33 miles south of Des Moines, 14 south of Indianola, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point.  Settled in 1870, it contains Methodist and Presbyterian churches, and ships live stock and grain.  It is on the tri-weekly mail stage route from Indianola to Osceola, 18 miles south; fares, 50 cents and 75 cents, respectively. Mail, daily.  T. C. Pressly, postmaster
Halloway, W. J., blacksmith
Hunstreet, F. J., hotel proprietor
McGuff, C. P., general store
McIntosh, A. B., general store
Prissly, T. C., Justice of the Peace

MILO - Population 300. An incorporated town on the D. M. & S. branch of the C. B. & Q. R. R., in Belmont Township, Warren County, 30 miles south of Des Moines, and 11 southeast of Indianola, the county seat. Settled in 1880, it contains United Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal churches, public schools, a flour mill, a bank, and ships grain, live stock and produce.  A newspaper, the Motor, is published weekly.  States twice a week to Knoxville, 20 miles east.  Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily.  George W. Burgess, postmaster.
Bank of Milo, John F. Shoe, cashier
Bassett, C. M. E., hotel proprietor
Bingley, Isaac, barber and jeweler
Burgess & Ficht, general store
Cooper, S. A., physician
Creason & Bell, milliners
Curtis, T. B., planing mill
Darnell, Mrs. M. J., milliner
Dennis, Wm. R., meat market
Eikenberry & Co., grain
Elson, R. T., editor, Milo Motor
Emmons, J. W., livery
Ferguson, A. F., druggist
French, T. C., wagonmaker
Gaslison, restaurant
Giles, H., blacksmith
Good & Higler, general store
Griffith, J. H., physician
Irwins, James, livery
Kelley, W. B., physician
McConnell, J., harnessmaker
McNaughton, Thomas, physician
Mears, C. H., carpenter
Milo Flouring Mills, Wright & Pennington, proprietor
Milo Motor, R. T. Elson, editor
Overbay, John A., general store
Powelson, J. painter
Proctor, C. B., restaurant
Russell, carpenter
Scott, W. A., physician
Shrader, H. F., carpenter
Smith, J. J., hotel proprietor
Smith, P. & Co., general store
Spaulding, S. J., druggist
Squires & Son, tinware
Tussing, M., boots and shoes
Vansyoc, A. E., restaurant
Warner & Hall, wagonmakers
Wilson, R. J., railroad and express agent
Wright and Pennington, proprietors Milo flouring mills

NEW VIRGINIA - Population 100. A settlement on the D. M., O. & S. R. R., in Warren County County, 20 miles southwest of Indianola, the county seat, and 12 ¼ north Osceola, the nearest banking point. It contains 2 churches and a district school. Ships live stock and grain.  Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. W. H. Keiser, postmaster.
Beymer, George N., hotel
Felton, Zack, hotel
French, T. C., wagonmaker
Fullmer, Dr. J. W., constable
Gafford & Co., grain dealers
Gaumer, W. R., railroad, express and telegraph agent
Herbert, W. H., blacksmith
Hoagland, J. N., hardware
Keiser Bros., general store
New Haven Lumber and Coal Co.
Rulley, John, shoemaker
Stansell, J. J., justice of peace
Starrett & Son, general store
Thomas, Mrs. S. A., grocer
Whitney Bros., blacksmiths
Wilson, J. C., physician
Wilson, J. H., druggist

NORWALK - Population 80. A small place on the D. M., O & S. Ry. In Linn Township, Warren County, 12 miles south of Des Moines, the nearest banking point, and 16 northwest of Indianola, the county seat.  Settled in 1854, it contains Christian and Methodist Episcopal churches, and ships live stock and grain.  Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. George H. Stiffler, postmaster
Brown, D. K., boots and shoes
Cooley Bros., general store and wagonmakers
Kline, J. W., blacksmith
Miller, W. L., physician
Snyder, Madison, carpenter
Stiffler, George H., dry goods and grocer
Stifler, Adam, live stock
Waldrip, J. W., blacksmith
Weltz, E., physician
White, George, plasterer

PALMYRA - Population 250. A village near the Middle River, in Palmyra Township, Warren County, 17 miles southeast of Des Moines, 12 northwest of Indianola, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 4 southwest of Clarkson, on the C. B. & Q. R. R., the nearest railroad station.  Settled in 1846, it contains a Methodist church and public school. Stages daily to Ford, 4 miles northeast; fare 25 cents. Mail, daily. G. M. Bartholomew, postmaster
Bartholomew, J. W., general store
Blake, J. D., physician
Blanchard, A. H., wagonmaker
Chapman, John, blacksmith
Farley, S., physician
Fenton, O. J., stoneware manufacturer
Igo, Lewis, live stock
Lingenfelter, G. W., painter
Lingenfelter & Son, general store
Marietta, Dr., J. C., druggist
Mendenhall, Allen, wagonmaker
Morris, J. W., live stock
Moulton, C., carpenter
Payne, A., hotel
Payne & Son, blacksmiths
Sanders, F. & Son, harnessmakers
Talboys, W. M., physician
Winch, G., flour mill

SAINT MARYS - Population 86. A village on the D. M., O. & S. R. R., in Jackson Township, Warren County, 25 miles south of Des Moines, 12 southwest of Indianola, the county seat and nearest banking point. Settled in 1870, it contains a Catholic church and ships produce.  Mail, daily.  C. Scheve, postmaster.
Fleckenstein, George, blacksmith
Gillispie, Mark, general store
Lippold, Ferdinand, saloon
Scheve, C., general store

SANDYVILLE - Population 60. A village in the eastern central part of Warren County, 10 miles east of Indianola, the county seat, and 5 east of Ackworth, on the Iowa branch of the C. B. & Q. R. R., the nearest railroad station. Ships grain and live stock. Stages, tri-weekly to Ackworth and Pleasantville, with mail. J. T. Chapman, postmaster.
Beaman, N. R., grocer
Brown, W. J., general store
Carpenter, C. H., justice of the peace
Carpenter, Jerome, coal miner
Carpenter, V. N., constable
Chapman, J. T., grocer
Conklin, E., coal miner
Day, James, live stock
Dillon, Robert, blacksmith
Glassgow, John W., justice of the peace
Heiny, H. A., live stock
Hogan, E. L., constable
McCormick, T. E., live stock
Reeves, F. F., grocer
Seevers, J. C., blacksmith
Shuler, J. A., live stock
Snook, W. H., blacksmith
Stone, B. B., blacksmith
Yager, E. J., physician

SHARON - A country postoffice in Squaw Township, Warren County, 25 miles south of Des Moines, and 10 south of Indianola, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point from whence it receives a tri-weekly mail, by state.  Settled in 1849.  Ships live stock.  Michael Morrison, postmaster.

SPRING HILL - Population 150. A village on the Middle River, a water power stream, and on the West branch of the C. R. I. & P. Ry., in Warren County, 14 miles south of Des Moines, and 9 northwest of Indianola, the county seat and nearest banking point.  It contains 3 churches and a graded school, and ships live stock, grain and produce.  Tel., W. U. Exp., U.S. Mail, daily. C. B. Jones, postmaster
Amlong, J., blacksmith
Anderson, A. L., flour mill and justice
Anderson, J. P., general store, railroad and express agent
Barker, B. C., hotel proprietor
Brown, Charles, blacksmith
Burnett, J., barber
Corner, Robert, boots and shoes
Glasscock, J. G., flour mill
Hester, William, live stock
Higens, J. C., carpenter and wagonmaker
Jones, C. R., hardware and notary
Jones, Rev. J. E. (Methodist)
Kepley, D. N., blacksmith
McIntire, T. E., live stock
Morris, Willis, druggist
Peverly Bros., general store
Porterfield, Emmett, physician
Pugh, John, coal miner

SUMMERSET - Population 200. Also known as Somerset, is a village on Middle River, a water power stream and on the west branch of the C. R., I & P. Ry., at the junction of the Iowa branch in Lincoln Township, Warren County, 17 miles south of Des Moines, and 6 north of Indianola, the county seat and nearest banking point.  Settled in 1856, it contains Methodist Episcopal and Baptist churches, and a district school.  Ships live stock and coal. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Mail, daily. T. W. Brown, postmaster
Adams, Rev. Lamar (Baptist)
Ash & Brown, general store
Brazelton, R. C., justice of the peace
Brown, T. W., telegraph, railroad and express agent
Campbell, Charles, saw mill
Davis & Son, flour mill
Dye, A. H., wagonmaker
Gilman, C. H., hotel
Gordon & Gilman, coal miners
Lumsdon Bros., coal miners
Marshall, W. W., blacksmith
Martindale, W. D., general store
Spencer Bros., meat market