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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Switzerland County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1890. Volume 5. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1890.
See also:
Entries from Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana (1890)
Switzerland County Directories

AARON. Settled in 1875, is located in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 13 miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat and shipping point. Population, 10. Mail, tri-weekly, F. W. Seavers, postmaster.

• Goodnar Rev J J
• Morrison C E, painter
• Seavers F W, General Store
• Sink, M, blacksmith

ALLENSVILLE. A village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 11 miles north of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and place of shipment. Settled, 1816. Population, 75. Jefferson Hizer, postmaster.

• Downey James S, pianos and organs
• Downey Lewis, insurance agent
• Downey Wm W, justice of peace
• Fallis N M, railroad agent
• Fleming John W, barber
• Henry House, Henry Myers propr.
• Hizer Jefferson, Farmer
• Moore John, grocer
• Murphy S O, insurance agent
• Myers Henry, propr Henry house
• Sedam A J, general store
• Sedam Lewis, blacksmith
• Van Osdol C L, dentist
• Van Osdol J W & C L, phys and druggists
• Works A J, insurance agent

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

• Copeland R M, physician
• Marsh A W, live stock
• Marsh J P, Notary Public, Live Stock and Farmer
• Neal John, wagonmaker
• Newkirk C M, blacksmith
• Orem Levi, justice of peace
• Smith J V W, tinner
• Smith & Buchanan, flour mill
• Steele John S, general store
• Voris N, wagonmaker

CENTRE SQUARE. A village in Jefferson township, Switzerland county, 8 miles north of Vevay, the county seat, shipping point and baking town. Population, 70. Mail, tri-weekly. O. P. Courtney, postmaster.

• Bascom E H, general store
• Belden Benjamin, flour mill
• Hall Edward A, carpenter
• Hunter A G, harness
• Kirkpatrick J C, apiarist
• Sedan Michael, blacksmith
• Shadday J S, general store

CRAIG. Known also as Braytown, is located on the Ohio river in Craig township, Switzerland county, 6 miles west of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and usual place of shipment. Population, 20. Mail, daily. James Shaw, postmaster.

• Bray John A, shoemaker
• Haskell Thomas J, blacksmith
• McKay M L, gunsmith
• Shaw James, General Store
• Weaver Wm, wagonmaker

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

• Heath Daniel, Basketmaker
• Heath E W, justice of peace
• Houze J R, general store
• Littlefield Isaac H, blacksmith and livery
• Littlefield R B, agricultural implts
• Lockwood S D, shoemaker
• McGuffin Wm, cooper
• Phillips Dennis, carpenter
• Potter Charles O, General Store
• Richmond E S, jeweler
• Richmond Mrs. H F, boarding house
• Richmond Mrs. H F, boarding house
• Seymour Rev. E G (Baptist), undertaker
• Washer & Dunning, grist and saw mill

FLORENCE. A village and landing on the Ohio river, in York township, Switzerland county, 9 miles east of Vevay, the county seat. Warsaw, Ky., on opposite side of river, is the location of nearest bank. Population, 300. Mail, daily. J. M. W. Langsdale, postmaster.

• Baldwin S D, barber
• Barke Henry, carpet weaver
• Barke Julia, Hotel
• Becker Rev Charles (German Reformed)
• Bittel Henry, basket mnfr
• Buscher Henry, cooper
• Culbertson David, blacksmith
• Duplan M, blacksmith and justice
• Keith John A, wagonmaker
• Laboytreaux Joseph W, cooper
• Land George, Grocer
• Land Thomas, grain
• Langsdale Dr. J M W, Drugs
• Marshall D & Son, saloon
• Robinson W C, General Store
• Schrumph & Told, dry goods
• Scott George, saloon

JAY. A rural post office in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 13 miles northwest of Vevay, the seat of justice and nearest shipping and banking point. Mail, tri-weekly. Wm. Ralston, postmaster.

• Horton J M, blacksmith
• Hotchkiss L A, farm impts
• Ralston Wm, General Store

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

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

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

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

MARKLAND. In York township, Switzerland county, located on the Ohio river, 5 miles above Vevay, the county seat and nearest banking point, contains a population of 300. Miss Julia B. Brown, postmaster.

• Benedict Americus, genl store and saw mill
• Benedict Samuel L, printer
• Benedict W C, express agent
• Brown Miss Julia B, Milliner
• Burk Harry, shoemaker
• Clendening J, wagonmaker
• Griffin G W, druggist
• Johnson J S, carpenter
• Kincend W G, blacksmith
• Markland George, produce
• Marsh John D, carpenter
• Neal Robert, leaf tobacco
• North B H, general store
• O’Neal J J, flour mill
• Reeves George, general store
• Woodside J S, physician

MOOREFIELD. A village in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 8 ½ miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat, bank location and shipping point. Population, 225. Mail, daily. John M. W. Riley, postmaster.

• Beach Rev A R (Methodist)
• Black Rev J E (Presbyterian)
• Culbertson James, saw and grist mills
• Culbertson Scott, physician
• Culbertson Wm, blacksmith
• Danner L, carpenter
• Ferrall John, apiarist
• Finch & Weaver, Meat Market
• Griffith Rev J D (Baptist)
• Kienzle Charles, shoemaker
• Konkle Daniel, blacksmith
• Lock John W, justice of peace
• McClanahan & Manford, saw mill
• McKay Joseph F, carpenter
• Manford Frank, blacksmith
• Manford George, saw mill
• Ricketts Miss Orinda H, general store
• Riley John M W, General Store
• Riley P L, wagonmaker
• Scott B D, general store
• Scott Robert, apiarist
• Smith Calvin, apiarist
• Weaver Edward H, cooper
• Werstel Matthew, hotel and shoemaker

MOUNT STERLING. A village of 120 inhabitants, in Jefferson township, Switzerland county, 3 ½ miles north of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. Abner Gates, postmaster.

• Banta J H, apiarist
• Banta M H, brick mason
• Burroughs George, hotel
• Cole Benjamin, general stone and grain
• Cotton Ralph, shoemaker
• Cotton Thomas, stone mason
• Craig G, carpenter
• Cross Wm A, livery
• Gates Abner, General Store
• Gleason Rev W W (Baptist)
• Hess Fred, Blacksmith
• Pelsor Rev (Methodist)
• Shull E D, live stock
• Waldon W R, lawyer
• Webb Jacob C, mason
• Worrell N, mason

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

• Addis Benjamin, hotel
• Barker & Dorrell, meat market
• Brown Mrs. M H, milliner
• Coffin W F, hotel
• Findley J, dentist
• Fisk Samuel, hotel
• Foster Charles E, Notions
• Gockel Wm, general store
• Gockel & Elliott, corn mill
• Gurley J G, lawyer
• Guthrie Rev F H (Methodist)
• Herrick H B, shoemaker
• Howe S & Co, general store
• Huffman A J, saw mill
• Jamieson R A, physician
• Lamkin S, blacksmith
• Love J W & Co, General Store
• Mead S, justice of peace
• Moore Erastus, livery
• Nave H, grocer
• North A L, stoves and tinware
• North Bros, grocers
• North E E & W F, flour mill
• Olcott Dr. W A, druggist
• Pfeiffer E, harness
• Platt Ralph, blacksmith
• Robinson E M, shoemaker
• Rowin Wm, saloon
• Scott Frank, saloon
• Scranton J S, saloon
• Tait & Miller, blacksmiths
• Taylor J & Son, Barbers
• Van Houton T M, hotel
• Wade S, wagonmaker
• Wade S W, carpenter

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

• Carnine Dennis, carpenter
• Fry O D, blacksmith
• Horton John, blacksmith
• Hotchkiss Luther, farm impts
• Kehlenbech Henry, General Store
• Morton H, blacksmith
• Peters C N, staves and heading
• Peters W W, builder
• Rogers Susan, Milliner
• Smith J H, flour mill
• Spencer Simpson, saw mill
• Stewart James, dentist

QUERCUS GROVE. A village of 60 inhabitants, in Posey township, Switzerland county, 16 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat. Patriot, on the Ohio river, 6 miles northeast, is the shipping point. The nearest bank is located at Rising Sun. M. Long, postmaster.

• Cheever E M, physician
• Long M, General Store
• Long Owen, blacksmith
• Piatt George, blacksmith
• Ricketts J C, general store

SUGAR BRANCH. Known also as Fairview, a village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 10 miles north of Vevay, the shipping point, county seat and bank location. Population, 48. Mail, tri-weekly. Thomas Jagers, postmaster.

• Elfer John, physician
• Gibbs James H, general store
• Heath Sylvester R, general store
• Jagers Thomas, Wagonmaker
• Lee W H, saw mill
• Likely Henry, harnessmaker
• Long F M, hotel and blacksmith
• Long W H, blacksmith
• McMillin Wm, physician
• Miles Jeffery, blacksmith
• Vannatter A B, grocer and shoemaker
• Vannatter Mrs. M, milliner

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

• Brindley Edward, blacksmith
• Brown John, saw mill
• Claghorn James A, Lawyer
• Claghorn John A, justice of peace
• Landerbaugh James, constable
• Wiley John, flour mill

Switzerland County, Indiana entries from:
Indiana State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1887. Volume 4. Indianapolis : R. L. Polk & Co., 1887.
See also:
Entries from Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana (1887)
Switzerland County Directories

AARON. Settled in 1870; is located in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 12 miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat and shipping point. The village contains 25 inhabitants, and one saw mill. F. W. Seavers, postmaster.

• Buchanan H H, cabinetmaker
• Johnson Abraham, carpenter
• Miles Geoffrey, blacksmith
• Seavers F W, General Store
• Smith I M, saw and corn mill

ALLENSVILLE. An incorporated village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 11 miles north of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and place of shipment. Settled 1816. Population, 75. Jefferson Hyzer, postmaster.

• Anderson M H, constable
• Bascom & Myers, general store
• Downey James S, pianos and organs
• Downey J W, meat market
• Downey Wm W, justice of the peace
• Fallis N M, railroad agent
• Fleming John W, barber
• Henry House, Henry Myers propr.
• Moore John, grocer
• Murphy S O, insurance agent
• Myers Henry, propr Henry house
• Sedam Lewis, blacksmith
• Thieband C O, express agent
• Tyler Charles, meat market
• Works A J, insurance agt
• Van Osdol J W & C L, Physicians and Druggists

BENNINGTON. A village in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 10 miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat, shipping point by river and location of nearest bank. The village supports a Methodist church. Settled, 1849. Population, 100. J. P. Marsh, postmaster.

• Belden Ben, flour mill
• Hally John S, justice of peace
• Marsh A W, live stock
• Marsh J P, Notary Public, Live Stock and Farmer
• Neal John, wagonmaker
• Newkirk C M, blacksmith
• Simpson R G, physician
• Smith J V W, tinner
• Steele John S, general store
• Voris N, wagonmaker

CENTRE SQUARE. A village in Jefferson township, Switzerland county, 8 miles north of Vevay, the county seat, shipping point and banking town. Population, 70. Has Baptist and Christian churches. O. P. Courtney, postmaster.

• Bascom E H, general store
• Gleason B N, blacksmith
• Hall Edward A, carpenter
• Hunter A G, harnessmaker
• Kirkpatrick J C, apiarist
• Shadday J S, general store
• Siebenthal J A, flour mill

CRAIG. Known also as Braytown, is located on the Ohio river in Craig township, Switzerland county, 6 miles west of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and usual place of shipment. Population, 25. Mail, daily. James Shaw, postmaster.

• Anderson J V, grain and tobacco
• Bray D W, shoemaker
• Bray John A, shoemaker
• Claghorn John, justice of peace
• Davis David, blacksmith
• Haskell T J, blacksmith
• Shaw James, General Store
• Weaver W H, wagonmaker

EAST ENTERPRISE. A village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 12 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat and banking town. Markland, a landing on the Ohio river, 7 miles south, is the place of shipment. Settled, 1850. Population, 40. Daily stage to Rising Sun and Vevay; fare to either place, 50 cents. Mail, tri-weekly. Charles O. Potter, postmaster.

• Dickason G, livery
• Heath Daniel, basket maker
• Heath E W, justice of peace
• Littlefield & Dickason, blacksmiths
• Lockwood S D, shoemaker
• McGuffin Wm, cooper
• Phillips Dennis, carpenter
• Potter Charles O, General Store
• Richmond E S, jeweler
• Richmond Mrs. H F, boarding
• Seymour Rev E G (Baptist), undertaker
• Simpson G F, general store
• Simpson James, blacksmith
• Washer & Dunning, saw and flour mill

FLORENCE. A village and landing on the Ohio river, containing 300 inhabitants, with a location in York township, Switzerland county, 9 miles east of Vevay, the county seat; Warsaw, Ky., on opposite side of river, is the location of nearest bank. Its shipments are hay, wheat, potatoes and onions. Churches Methodist, German Reform and Christian. Mail, daily. Henry Esmann, postmaster.

• Baldwin S D, barber
• Burke Henry, carpet weaver
• Barke Julia, hotel
• Becker Rev Charles (German reform)
• Bittel Henry, basket mnfr.
• Buscher Henry, cooper
• Culbertson David, blacksmith
• Duplan M, blacksmith and justice
• Keith John A, wagonmaker
• Kelso G, carpenter
• Laboytreaux Joseph W, cooper
• Land George, grocer
• Land Thomas, grain
• Langsdale Dr. J M W, Druggist
• Tuck F, meat market
• Schrumpf & Told, dry goods
• Scott Charles, saloon

JAY. A rural postoffice in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 13 miles northwest of Vevay, the seat of justice, and shipping and banking point. Mail stage from Vevay tri-weekly. Wm. Ralston, postmaster.

• Horton J M, blacksmith
• Ralston Wm, General Store

LAMB. Is a landing on the Ohio river, in Craig township, Switzerland county, 8 miles below Vevay, the county seat and banking town. No village.

LONG RUN. Is a small hamlet, located in Craig township, Switzerland county, 3 ½ miles west of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Population, 50. Mail, daily. W. I. Porter, postmaster.

• Siebenthal J A, flour mill
• Tait Wm, Blacksmith and Postal Clerk

MARKLAND. In York township, Switzerland county, located on the Ohio river, 5 miles above Vevay, the county seat and nearest banking point, contains a population of 225. Exp., Adams. Mrs. Emma A. Van Briggle, postmaster.

• Benedict Americus, general store
• Benedict A, saw and planing mill
• Benedict Samuel L, printer
• Benedict W C, express agent
• Benedict, leaf tobacco
• Brown Julia B, milliner
• Brown & Van Briggle, Hotel
• Burk Henry, shoemaker
• Clendening J, wagonmaker
• Franklin Revy, cooper
• Greenleaf H, physician
• Griffin G W, druggist
• Johnson J S, carpenter
• Kincend W G, blacksmith
• Marsh John D, carpenter
• Neal Robert, leaf tobacco
• North B H, general store
• O’Neal J J, flour mill
• Reeves George, general store
• Tuarkland Charles, produce

MOOREFIELD. A village in Switzerland county, 8 ½ miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat, bank location and shipping point. Settled, 1834. Contains a population of 200, and has Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist churches. Mail stage from Vevay daily; fare, 25 cents. John M. W. Riley, postmaster.

• Black Rev J E (Presbyterian)
• Cohagan Rev G W (Methodist)
• Culbertson James, saw and grist mills
• Culbertson Scott, physician
• Culbertson Wm, blacksmith
• Ferrall John, apiarist
• Finch & Weaver, meat market
• Hulley John, justice of peace
• Kienzle Charles, shoemaker
• Konkle Daniel, blacksmith
• Lock Daniel, constable
• McGinny Frank, wagonmaker
• Manford Frank, blacksmith
• Manford George, saw mill
• Morris Rev E (Baptist)
• Ricketts Miss Orinda H, general store
• Riley John M W, General Store
• Rutherford H H, barber
• Scott Robert, apiarist
• Smith Calvin, apiarist
• Weaver Edward H, cooper
• Worstel Matthew, hotel and shoemaker

MOUNT STERLING. A village of 160 inhabitants, in Jefferson township, Switzerland county, 3 ½ miles north of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Contains 2 churches—Methodist and Baptist. Stage communication, in summer, with Rising Sun and Versailles; fare, $1 to each. Mail, tri-weekly. Benjamin Cole, postmaster.

• Banto J H, apiarist
• Banta M H, brick mason
• Burroughs George, blacksmith
• Cole Benjamin, General Store, Grain, Produce, Blacksmith and Wagon Mnfr
• Cole James, live stock
• Cotton Ralph, shoemaker
• Cotton Thomas, stone mason
• Craig G, carpenter
• Gates A, leaf tobacco
• Gleason Rev W W (Baptist)
• Griffee J N, physician
• Hadon, physician
• Shull E D, live stock
• Webb Jacob C, mason

PATRIOT. With a population of 500, is an enterprising village on the Ohio river, in Posey township, Switzerland county, 20 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat. Daily stage to Rising Sun, the bank location; fare 50 cents. Flour, tobacco and wood are exported. J. T. Bodkin, postmaster.

• Addis Benjamin, hotel
• Coffin W F, hotel
• Fisk Samuel, hotel
• Gockel Wm, general store
• Gurley J G, lawyer
• Herrick H B, shoemaker
• Howe S & Co., general store
• Jamieson R A, physician
• Lamkin S, blacksmith
• Love J W & Co., General Store
• Mead S, justice of peace
• Moore Erastus, livery
• Nave H, baker
• North A L, stoves and tinware
• North Bros, grocers
• North E E & W F, flour mill
• Olcott Dr. W A, druggist
• Pfeiffer E, harnessmaker
• Platt Ralph, blacksmith
• Rice John S, undertaker
• Robinson E M, shoemaker
• Rowin Wm, saloon
• Scranton J S, saloon
• Tait & Miller, blacksmiths
• Taylor J & Son, barbers
• Van Houten S H, grocers
• Van Houten T M, hotel
• Wade S, wagonmaker
• Wade S W, carpenter
• Watts Mrs. V, milliner

PLEASANT. A country post office in Pleasant township, Switzerland county, 13 miles northwest of Vevay, the nearest banking town, seat of justice, and shipping point. Population, 50. Mail, tri-weekly. W. H. Henry, postmaster.

• Bailey Joseph, dentist
• Briggs Richard, meat market
• Carnine Calvin, molasses factory
• Carnine Dennis, carpenter
• Crawford John, blacksmith and flour mill
• Dalgleish W H, life insurance agent
• Frances Calvin, blacksmith
• Fry O D, blacksmith
• Hewitt James, cooper
• Horton John, blacksmith
• Hotchkiss Luther, farm impts
• Kehlenbech Henry, General Store
• Mathias Nathan, saw mill
• Morton H, blacksmith
• Peters C N, staves and heading
• Peters W W, carpenter and builder
• Smith J H, flour mill
• Spencer Simpson, saw mill
• Stewart James, dentist

QUERCUS GROVE. A village of 60 inhabitants, in Posey township, Switzerland county, 16 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat. Patriot, on the Ohio river, 6 miles northeast, is the shipping point. The nearest bank is located at Rising Sun.

• Cheever E M, physician
• North P F, general store
• Platt Wm, blacksmith
• Ricketts J C, General Store
• Walker Wm, lawyer

SUGAR BRANCH. Known also as Fairview, a village in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 10 miles north of Vevay, the shipping point, county seat and bank location. Population, 68. Mail, tri-weekly. Julia A. Jagers, postmaster.

• Elfer John, physician
• Gibbs James H, general store
• Heath Sylvester R, general store
• Jagers Thomas, Wagonmaker
• Leatherburg Mrs. R, milliner
• Lee David B, saw mill
• Likely Henry, harnessmaker
• Long F M, hotel and blacksmith
• McMillin Wm, physician
• Vannatter A B, grocer and shoemaker

VINEYARD. A country post office in Craig township, Switzerland county. 7 miles west of Vevay, the county seat, shipping and banking point. Mail, daily. James A. Claghorn, postmaster

• Anderson Wesley, constable
• Banta John D, farmer
• Claghorn James A, Lawyer
• Claghorn John A, justice of peace
• Robarts Harod, general store
• Sibenthal F J, flour mill