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Early 1880s
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North Manchester Businesses in the Early 1880s,
 listed in Weesner, History of Wabash County, 384-5:

Dry goods and general merchandise:  G.W. Lawrence & Company and D. Smith & Company.

Drugs:  J.W. Williams & Son, J. & J.B. Harter, Sala & Barsh, John W. Ulrey and G.W. Eckman.

Groceries:  Daniel Lutz, Leonard & Leonard, Henry Mills, J.M. Jennings, T. Wheeler, W.L. Brookover & Brother and D.S. Miller.

Boots and shoes:  John L. Cowgill and J.F. Eichholtz

Hardware:  L.J. Noftzer & Company and D. Frame & Son.

Clothing:  Abersohn & Wiener and Jacob Oppenheim.

Jewelry:  Lavey & Son and J.C. Milliron.

Physicians:  H. & C.H. Winton, M.O. Lower, P. Shaffer, A. Goshorn, D. Ginther, E. Ohmart and A. Simons.

Attorneys:  B.F. Clemens, I.E. Gingerich and J.M. Burdge.

Dentists:  A. Miller and E.E. Quivey.

Bookstore:  E.A. Ebbinghouse.

Cabinet organs:  Ginther & Winton.

Furniture:  Stewart & Ellwood and J.H. Straw.

Photographer:  J.J. Martin.

Merchant tailor: A.J. Sellers.

Millinery:  Mrs. E.T. Allen, Kaufman & Spencer and N.J. Ridgley.

Agricultural implements: Bash & Hager, Samuel Hamilton and A.W. Bowman.

Grain dealers:  C. Wood & Company

Dealers in buggies:  A.B. Miller

Butter, eggs and poultry: Beyer Brothers.

Lumber dealers:  Krisher & Reed.

Coal dealer:  S.P. Young

Flour and feed stores:  Strauss & Shock and C.T. Banks & Company.

Meat markets:  Keesey & Sandoz, Kelsey & Company and Summerland Brothers.

Hides and pelts:  A. Schoolcraft.

Restaurants:  Sheller & Weber, Lewis Russell, Slusser & Mowrer and E. Stover.

Flour dealer:  M. Harter

Marble works:  J.P. Noftzger.

Undertaker:  Jacob Misener.

Barbers:  Lewis Russell and R. Edginton.

Livery and feed stables:  C.D. Johnson, M. Quinn and E.A. Willis.

Harness and saddles:  J.H. Butterbaugh, Levi Reed and M. Haney.

Boot and shoe makers:  George Gresso and P.B. Speed.

Gunsmith:  Thomas J. Miller.

Blacksmiths:  Whitlow & Enyeart, David Myers, S.P. Young, William Baker and Asa Weeks.

Wagon makers:  William Stadler and S.P. Young

Saloons:  David Hamilton, M. Quinn, W.H. Stgrayer and F. Green.