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A. I. SHULER, farmer and stock-raiser, also manufactures carriages, buggies and sleighs; P. O. Arcanum. Mr. Shuler was born in Pennsylvania in 1846; received a good common-school education, also attended one term at the High School of Middletown, Penn., and afterward took a course at the Commercial College at Hamilton, Ohio, clerking for different merchants in the meantime; was married to Miss Maggie, daughter of John Bobenmoyer, in 1872, being at that time interested in a carriage manufactory at Boyerstown, Penn; they went there, but soon after he sold his interest and returned to Butler Co., where her parents lived; in 1874, they removed to her father’s farm, in Sec. 1, Butler Township, and have resided here since; he having charge of the farm and is also manufacturing buggies, carriages, sleighs, etc.; having a shop on his farm, his expenses are low and enables him to put up first-class work at a very low price; always keeps a stock on hand, which he sells on easy terms and gives a warrant. Mr. S., although a young man, is already regarded as one of the substantial residents of Butler Township; is a member of the German Reformed Church, and both he and his wife are intelligent, respected members of society; they have three children— William A., Charles O. and Winford B.