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Main Street, - - AUBURN, IND.
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SEWER PIPE. CIELS, D. COLSON, 108 and 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO. Also, Drain Tile. Chinney Teps, Cement, Plaster, Stucco, White Sand and Fire ifrick. See Adv., paye 4.
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driven proStubly by a Threshing P. manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, s Indianapolis, Ind. Sve page 3.
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Moody Daniel D, lawyer.
Myers J N & Co, agricultural implements. Norris Hugh J Rev (Methodist).
Otto John, grocer.
Penfield & Emanuel, lawyers. Peterson Henry C, lawyer.
Plumb Guy, lawyer.
Pommert Samuel, barber.
Rainier Joseph, Postmaster. Rainier Win A, saloon.
Ralston Samuel W, general store.
Reed & Lowry, publishers Auburn Courier. Rettig John Rev (Reform).
Rice Levi Rev (Lutheran).
Rife Obed C, lumber dealer.
Robbins Albert, county auditor.
Rose & Hartman, lawyers.
Rush Wm E, grocer. Schaal, Beugnot & Co, general store.
Scott T P, city marshall.
Sears Charles S, physician.
Sebring David A, physician.
Shaffer Christopher C, furniture.
Shaffer John W, carriage and wagonmaker,
Sheets Hulbert, saw mill.
Sheffer & Rush, harnessmakers.
Shoub John, county commissioner.
Silver Phillip, saw mill.
Snyder David D, Agricultural Im- plements, Hubs, Spokes, Rims and Bent Wood Mnfrs. (See adv.)
Snyder Wm, blacksmith.
Sprott Thomas H, lawyer and city clerk.
Stahl George W, tailor.
Steele & Cass, house and sign painters.
Sthair Wm S, blacksmith.
Strebe Francis, shoemaker.
Summers Thomas, saloon.
Swarts David J, physician.
Swineford Sapharus C, proprietor Swineford House.
Tarney Simeon W, meat market.
Tritch Thomas W, physician.
Umber James IX, Scythe and Cradle Snaths Mnfr. (See adv. )
Van Anken J J, county surveyor.
Walborn Jacob, justice of the peace.
Ward Simon B Rev (Baptist).
Weamer Geo W, publisher DeKalb County. Republican.
Willis & Co, books and stationery.
Yesbera George H, tailor.
Young August Rev (Catholic).
AUBURN JUNCTION. De- rives its name from its location. One mile south of Auburn, at junction of Eel river division W. St. L. & P. Ry., B. & O. and Ft. W. & J. R. R., in DeKalb county, 22
miles north of Ft. Wayne. Contain: : inhabitants, stave and heading factory district school. Auburn is the county s .. and postoffice.
Baker Christian, saloon. Clark F F, railroad agent. Martin John J, railroad agent.
McNabb David, stave and heading mnfr.
Simons Frederick, grocer. Stemmett Henry H, hotel.
AUGUSTA. Marion county. (. New Augusta.)
AUGUSTA, with a population .i 250, is a village in Monroe township, PS: county, 13 miles south of Petersburg, ti. county seat, and 9 miles southeast of O:1. land City, on the L. N. A. & St. J .. R; The place has Baptist church and grade: school. Four mails per week. O. A. Ko'. sey, postmaster.
Arnold J W, blacksmith.
Chandler Wm Rev (Methodist).
Corn H, physician.
Corn J, hotel.
Corn & Piper, flour mill, and cattle dealer ..
Die I C, Physician.
Gasler J S, general store.
Harrison James A, physician.
Heitz L, blacksmith.
Johnson David, wagonmaker.
Kelsey O A, General Store and Drug .. Lasswell N, carpenter.
McCord & Woolsey, saloon.
AURORA. Pleasantly located on the Ohio river, in Center township, Dearborn county, 4 miles below Lawrenceburgh, ti.c county seat, 25 below Cincinnati, and 90 southeast of Indianapolis. The place was laid out in 1819, was incorporated in IS48, and is now a flourishing business city, traversed by the O. & M. Ry. Owing to its superior transportation facilities, Au- rora is quite an extensive manufacturing place, having the largest distillery in Indi- ana, and that, together with a large brewery, nail factory, brickyard, two saw mills, one furniture factory, two flour mills, a stave and heading factory, chair factory and one foundry, comprise the principal manufac- turing interests. Among the chief features of the place are its ten churches of different denominations, two handsome school build- ings, seven hotels, a national bank, two weekly newspapers -- the Independent and Saturday News -- and a handsome opera house. The city, from its beautiful loca.
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ton, is very attractive and has an excellent fire department, is well lighted by gas, patroled by police, and is, in fact, a very pleasant, thrifty place. Population 5,441. Liquors, hay, furniture, iron, nails, chairs and grain are the leading exports. Ex- press, Adams and O. & M. Telegraph, West- ern Union. Mail received 8 times per day by rail, and 3 times by boat. John Walker, postmaster.
Aurora Gas Light, Coke and Coal Co, cap- ital $30,000, H W Smith president, Fred A York superintendent, W E Gibson treasurer.
Aurora Iron and Nail co, Capi- ital $1,000,000, O P Cobb President, J S Stratton Secretary. L M Faulk Treasurer. Aurora Valley Furniture Co, Capital $10,000, Fred Willman President, WVm Willman Superintendent and Treas- urcr.
Bagsby T C, carpenter. Baker Walter S, insurance agent.
Barker Wm, carpenter. Basler Henry, merchant tailor.
Bauer John H, tailor.
Beaty David B, sewing machines.
Bicker F W, physician.
Bitner Henry, barber.
Blackmore Olive M Mrs, dressmaker.
Bloom A & Bro, grocers. Bond Richard C, physician. Braunagel Egiduis, saloon. Brison William W, grocer.
Brown Robert D, lawyer. Bruce Amos R, lawyer.
Bruce & Craig, lumber mnfrs,
Burton Richard J, wagon maker.
Busby Isaac, proprietor Mansion house. Calvert David W, propr Saturday News. Canfield William W, lawyer.
Carbaugh Isaac H, justice of the peace. Carter Frank A, crockery and glassware. Chambers, Stevens & Co, general store. Chapin Addison M Rev (Presbyterian). Cobb John & Co, chair mnfrs.
Cobb Louis W, propr Dearborn Independent. Cobb O P & Co, hardware and grocers. Cochran G & L Misses, milliners. Collins Lawrence, shoemaker.
Crescent Brewing Company, Capital $250,000, J W Gaff Pres, JR Vail Sec, S D Langtree Mangr, Cor. John and Decatur.
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Davidson A C Rev (Baptist). Day William P, undertaker.
Dearborn Independent (weekly), L W Cobb, propr. Dewey E P Mrs, milliner. Dobel A & Bro, boots and shoes. Dobel Patrick, grocer. Downey Erastus S, agricultural implements. Drester Benjamin F, carpenter.
Droge & Donselman, flour mill.
Dunn Isaac M, lawyer.
Eagle House, Leonard Richt, proprietor.
Epicurean Hotel, Henry Hahn proprietor, Epstein Abraham, clothing.
Erle Phillip, grocer.
Farmers' Exchange House, E. Schroeder, proprietor. Fehling Charles, Jr, grocer. Feustel Ernst, saloon.
First National Bank, capital $200,000, Thomas Gaff prest, E H Davis cashier. Fisher Joseph, grocer. Fisk Bros, carriage and wagon mnfrs.
Flobr John, barber. Freeman Amzi W Rev (Presbyterian).
Fritz Hiram, wagon mnfr. Gaff T & J W & Co, Distillers.
Gehrisk Joseph, shoemaker.
Gerard Jerome B, physician.
Giegoldt J L & J F, meat market.
Giegoldt Michael, Propr Indiana House.
Gleason & Son, confectioners.
Goldsmith C & Bros, general store.
Graham John, lumber mnfr. Grandy Ira B Rev (Universalist). Hahn Henry, propr Epicurean Hotel.
Ifaines Abraham B, physician.
Hannah Mrs, dressmaker.
Haring Emil L, dentist.
Haring Matthew, furniture and undertaker. Hart Joseph, clothing.
Hauck Julius, barber. Hauck Lonis, barber. Jleld J Ph H, merchant tailor.
Benley J H Rev (Universalist). 1
Henry Wm C, physician. Herdegen Charles, agt Adams Ex Co. Herdegen & Kress, grocers. Hibbert Margaret A Mes, milliner.
Hohaan & lidlman, lawyers. Hon Phillip, watches, clocks and jewelry. Houstonlever Frank, grocer. Hint kenfinand Key Father (Catholic). Hun: Walker & son, brick infrs. Hubert Lowi. G, lamber.
Indiana House, Michael Giegoldt, Jelley Charles S, lawyer.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO., 47 & 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Jenkins Charles W, confectioner.
Johnson Adam, baker and confectioner. Johnson John A, confectioner. Johnson Bros, flour mill.
Kassebaum Fred W, marble works. Kastner Phillip, grocer and baker, Kerr Mahlon B, blacksmith.
Kirsch Jacob, saloon and hotel
Knight Sarah Mrs, fancy goods.
Kochler Peter, grocer and saloon.
La Mar J Howard, general store.
Lamb & Treon, physicians.
Langtree & Mitchell, grocers.
Lansberry Alexander B, wagonmaker.
Lansberry James W, furniture.
Leibecke Charles, druggist.
Leive, Parks & Stapp, Jessees opera hou :.
Leive W & Bro, watches, clocks and jewel ..
Lindsay Thomas O, carpenter.
Loslein George, shoemaker.
Lostutter, Stratton & Jelley, insurance ag : .
Lozier Abram, grocer.
McArdle James, grocer.
McClellan Mattie E Miss, fancy goods at. notions.
McClellan Wm, blacksmith.
McConnell Robert A, dry goods.
McConnell William R, constable.
McCreary & Niebaum, dry goods.
McHenry & Macker, lumber.
McIntyre Isabell Mrs, confectionery.
McIntyre John A, furniture.
McMullen & Downey, lawyers.
Maloney Michael, propr Valley House.
Mansion House, Isaac Busby, propr.
Marger Henry, meat market.
Margileth B, picture frames.
Marshall H. J & Co, druggists.
Martin Charles, saloon,
Mattox Charles, agt O & M Ry and 1 Co.
Merkel Adolph, grocer.
Meyer Joseph, clothing.
Milburn John N, jewelry. Mitchell Maggie B Mrs, milliner.
Mueller Charles C, druggist.
.Mueller John M, propr Mueller House.
Mulberger & Son, stoves and tinware.
Mulvany John M, shoemaker.
Nees John A, saloon and hotel.
Oester Nicholas, Wholesak Wines and Lignors. Agent for the Celebrated Malakof Bitters, Fine Een. tucky Whiskies, Swiss and Limburgrer Cheese, Holland Herrings and Russian Sar- Eines, ss Third, e Main.
Wall Paper and Interior Decorations.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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Cobb & Branham,
INDIANAPOLIS, sell Pied- mont Coal for Blacksmithing.
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Opera House, Leive, Parks & Stapp, lessees. Oswald George, grocer and baker.
Palmer John, painter. Parks John A, lawyer. Pelgen Peter Mrs, grocer. Peters Jacob. carpenter and undertaker. Petescher John, saloon.
Philipp George, saloon.
Pickelheimer Moses S, lawyer.
Rabe Hermann, grocer.
Rabenstein Henry, tailor.
Rees Ralph W, Hardware and Cut- lery, e s Main, n Third.
Reiche H Rev (German Methodist).
Reichert Fred, saloon.
Renner George, chief of police.
Richt Leonard, propr Eagle House.
Riddell J A & Co, druggists.
Riggs Geo A, grocer.
Ritter Christopher, meat market.
Ritter Christopher H, grocer.
Ritter George, cigar mnfr.
Roach Samuel G, dry goods.
Roberts John W, saddles and harness.
Roberts Omar F, lawyer.
Robertson D A Rev (Methodist).
Runkle George Rev (German Lutheran).
Saturday News (weekly), D W Calvert proprietor. Schaefer George, boots and shoes.
Schroeder Ernst, proprietor Farmers' Ex- change House. Schub Mary E Mrs, hairwork. Siemantel George, grocer and baker.
Siemantel John II, saloon and bowling alley. Siemantel Simon, grocer and saloon.
Skirving Andrew, blacksmith. Smith Edwin, physician.
Smith T Curtis, physician. Somerfield Louis, merchant. tailor. Somerfield & Meyer, gents' furnishing goods. Spaeth H P & Co, hardware.
Speedy James A, tailor and city clerk.
Stamm Adolph, saloon.
Stamm Julius, Freizzer bit manfr.
Stapp David H, lawyer.
Stedman & Co, founders and machinists.
Stoll Leonard, meat market.
Stratton Loren S, general store.
Stunk Ferdinand, saloon and grocer.
Suerman August, cigar mnfr. Suermann Edward, saloon. -
Sutton George & Son, physicians.
Taylor George W, livery.
Thompson James W, grocer.
Tuck Nelson H, photographer.
Twentyman John, shoemaker.
Urley J P, dentist.
Uhley William, barber.
Valley House, Michael Maloney propr.
Walker Alfred D, blacksmith.
Walker A Mrs, dressmaker.
Walker John, Postmaster, s w cor Second and Mechanic.
Walton James N, photographer.
Webster Mary C Miss, milliner.
Welch Charles O, confectioner.
Wheeler Piercy, saddles and harness.
Wilber Robert C, grocer.
Wilke John A, dry goods.
Wilke John H, grocer.
Winkley Richard T, grain and commission merchants.
Wood Henry, flour.
Wright Thomas, grocer.
Wymond Philip, cooper.
Wymond Samuel & Co, coopers.
Wymond & Hayes, grocers.
York & Briddell, livery.
AUSTIN. With a population of 600, is located in Scott county, on the J. M & I. R. R., 4 miles north of Scottsburg, the county seat, and 35 miles north of Louis- ville, Ky. The village contains two churches
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M. GIEGOLDT, Proprictor. ESTA good Stable in connection with the House.
At Soduced Rates, at Sprague's, ANY BOOK YOU WAN 391 W. Madison St., Chicago, III,
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-- Methodist and Christian-high.and nor- mal schools. Lumber, hoop .poles, staves and headings are the principal shipments. Express, American. Mail daily. Oscar Ogden, postmaster.
Baldwin L H, justice of the peace.
Casey Henry R, physician. Denny A Il, saloon. Foster B F, wagonmaker. Hughbanks Thomas, general store. Johnson Stewart, confectioner. Montgomery John W, general store. Ogden Oscar, Carriage and Wagon- maker. Reynolds Adam, wagonmaker. Rodgers S M, physician. Stratton Charles HI, R R and ex agent. Stratton J H, justice of the peace.
Thompson, J C, staves and heading mnfr. Thompson & Walker, general store.
ATENTON. Established as a post- office in 18So, is a small hamlet in Dear- born county, 17 miles north of Lawrence- burgh, the county seat. Harrison, O., 3 miles east on the W. W. R. R., is the ship- ping point. Population 50. Grain, lum- ber and hogs are marketed. Mail tri-
weekly. James A. Stewart, postmaster. Klemm George, shoemaker. MOMMANAMINI DE, Farmer. Stephens Joseph, carpenter. Stewart James A, grocer.
AVERE. A newly established post .. office for the convenience of a farming com- munity in Clinton county, 4 miles north- west of Frankfort, the county seat, on F. & K. railroad. Mail daily. Alfred Clark, postmaster.
Clark Alfred, General Store and Giain Dealer.
Harlan W F, grain dealer. Meneely F P, grain dealer. Meneely Joseph, justice of the peace, Messler James, cattle dealer. West R, grain dealer.
AVILLA. A flourishing village of 400 inhabitants, located at the junction of G. R. & I., and B. & O. R. R's., in Allen township, Noble county, 10 miles east of Albion, the county seat. Avilla contains three churches-Evangelical, Lutheran and Catholic-and graded school. The chief exports are grain, cattle and hogs. Ex- press, United States. Mail daily. Samuel P. Stewart, postmaster. Amon James, carpenter.
Bauhause John, cooper.
Baumgardner Josiah, constable.
Berger & Tetters, saloon. Cessna J P, physician. Coker George, barber. Craven James, justice of the peace.
Denhmeg Dominick Rev (Catholic).
Ferguson J S, agt B & O R R. . Fryer & Son, grocers. Hadley W F, grocer.
Haines E D, lawyer.
Haines R S. agt G R & I R R.
Harter George A Rev (Lutheran).
Hartman & Son, drugs. Hilkert Thomas, hotel. Hooper John S, cattle dealer. Isbell John, blacksmith.
James Jonathan, hotel.
King HI L, cattle dealer.
Lang, H C, boots and shoes.
Lathrop Elias, blacksmith.
Maloney F C, physician.
Pilgrim Daniel, wagonmaker.
Randall S K, general store and grain. Schmidt John, harness. Schmink Garrett, saloon. Schutt L C, physician and druggist.
Shadow Samuel, flour mill. Slotter & Bluse, saloon.
Spencer E B, cattle dealer.
Stewart Bros, Grocers and Ha: ware.
Vogeding & Son, general store and gra: Waltz Jacob, cooper.
Yeiser Bros, saw mill.
AVOCA. A village with 30 inha . itants, located in Lawrence county, on t ... B. S. O. & B. Ry., 5 miles northwest . : Bedford, the county seat. A flour mill .. driven by water power furnished from S .:.: creek. The place has a Baptist church an district school. Mail daily. O. W. Owel. . , postmaster. Bridewell Hayden, flour mill.
Owens Elisha & Son, carpenters. Owens 0 WW, Railroad Agent an .. Farmer.
AVON. Was settled in 1865, and has a population of 50; is located in Washing :.. township, Hendricks county, 7 miles ens! of Danville, the county seat, and 13 mik; west of Indianapolis, on the I. & St. L. R. R. Contains Methodist church and graded school. Mail daily. Robert M. Bartley, postmaster.
Bartley Robert NE, General Store. Guthrie George A, stock dealer.
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Middleton J L, shoemaker. Reagan J S, physician. Stout D P, tel. op. and R. R. agent.
AYDELOTT. Is a settlement of 50 persons, in Pine township, Benton county, 10 miles east of Fowler, the county seat and shipping point, and 22 northwest of Lafayette. It has one church and a dis- trict school. Mail semi-weekly. Robert Timmons, postmaster and general store.
AZALIA. A settlement of 150 per- sons, in Sand Creek township, Bartholomew county, 9 miles south of Columbus court house and 4 east of Jonesville, on the J. M. & I. R. R. Churches, Friends and Methodist. Grain and live stock arc shipped. Mail tri-weekly. Joel Newsom, postmaster.
Fardrea Benjamin, blacksmith.
Lawrence W'm M1, physician, McHenry R II, cattle dealer. Newsom D T Rev, clergyman. Newsom I & D C, General Store. Overman C Ii, wagonmaker. Sater J N, physician.
BAINBRIDGE. On line of the L. N. A. & C. Ry., in Monroe township, Putnam county, 10 miles north of Green- castle, the county seat, is a flourishing vil- lage of 500 inhabitants, containing four churches and a graded school. Wheat, hogs, cattle, mules and produce are the chief exports. Express, American and L. N. A. & C. Mail daily. Mrs. M. E. Darnall, postmaster.
Allen Archibald, cattle dealer.
Allison Bros, hardware. Baker S A, cooper.
Black H C, general store and express agt. Bridges D C, General Store,
Bridges James, cattle dealer. Bugg J, meat market.
Coffman JO, Carpenter.
Colliver Samuel, justice of the peace. Dyer Geo W, jeweler, Ex and R R agt. Ellis H, general store. Finley A, Wagonmaker. Garder G A, constable. Gordon J R, lawyer. Grimstead B C, blacksmith.
Honsell G W, Shoemaker. Hubbard & Fry, agricultural implements. Kennedy R, carpenter. Kennedy W R, tailor. Limbrock John G, hardware. Lloyd Charles, Blacksmith.
Louis L L, harnessmaker.
McDaniel Julia D Mrs, milliner. McFadden Wm A, planing mill. Maloney M, carpenter. Mead W KE, Saw Mill. Mead & Bro, flour mill. Merrick L, hotel. Merrick Wm, livery. Mungaran M, shoemaker. Oakley R F, Meat Market.
Priest A Mrs, milliner.
Rea Mathew, shoemaker. Smith J E, blacksmith.
Starr G W, drugs. Stone R F, physician.
Taylor WWan, Saloon. Wampler G W, wagonmaker.
Woolsey G W, editor News.
BAINTERS MILLS. Elkhart county. (See New Paris).
BAKER'S CORNER. An unim- portant rural postoffice in Adams town- ship, Hamilton county, II miles northwest of Noblesville, the county seat, and 7 west of Cicero, on the I. P. & C. Ry, its ship- ping station. Mail received daily from Cicero. A. Baker, Postmaster. Baker A, General Store.
BALBEC. Is a small place in Penn township, Jay county, 14 miles northwest of Portland, 7 southeast of Montpelier, 10 west of Bryant, and 12 north of Dunkirk. Contains United Brethren church, exports grain and hogs. Mail tri-weekly. B. L.
Dewees, postmaster. Cash Hamilton, blacksmith.
Dewees B L, General Store. Edmundson John, broom mnfr. Griest Wm, justice of the peace. Harris B, constable and stock dealer. Paxson C C, stock dealer.
BALLSTOWN. Known, also, as Steamboat Landing, is located in Ripley county, 15 miles north of Versailles, the county seat. Batesville, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., 5 miles north, is the ship- ping point; population, 50. The village has two churches-Methodist and Baptist, and district school. Mail semi-weekly. F. Talkenberg, postmaster. Bahman H, shoemaker. Bush A, blacksmith. Jerman Dr, hotel and physician. Krans John, machinist. Rickman H, wagonmaker.
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Talkenberg F, General Store. Weser Christian, saw mill.
BARBER'S MILLS. Called, lo- cally, Rockford, is situated in Rock Creek township, Wells county, 8 miles northwest of Bluffton, the county seat, and nearest rail approach. The village has 100 inhab- itants, Methodist church and district school. Semi-weekly mail. Morgan Ware, post- master. Brown Jamies H, diain tile manufacturer. Davis M, saw mill. Fair Wm, saw mill. Julius T, wagon maker. Minch George, shoemaker.
Shaffer John, general store.
Spalding L A, physician.
Stall David, black-mi.h.
Ware Morguna, General Store and Drain Tile Manufacturer. Wolf John, blacksmith.
BARBERSTILLE. Is a rural postoffice in Jefferson county, 15 miles north . east of Madison, the county seat and ship- ping depot. Population 50. Tri-weekly mail. W. H. II. Benefiel, postmaster. Benefiel VE LI IX, General Store, Agricultural Implements and Fertilizers. Fox W H, wagonmaker. Grimes Rev (Baptist). Hall W R, broom mnfr.
Tarvis L, stone mason.
Johnson J, shingle mnfr.
Land D M, shoemaker.
Land J R, blacksmith.
Monroe Rev (Presbyterian).
Shepherd Samuel, painter.
Stevenson & MeCarty, Saw Mill. Wetherford D, carpenter. Young Frank, physician.
BARGERSVILLE. Union town- ship, Johnson county, is a place of 250 inhabitants, 6 miles northwest of Franklin, the county seat and nearest railroad depot. The village has two churches-Christian and United Brethren --- and district school. Mail tri-weekly. Bennett Jacobs, post- master.
Barger F, carriage mnfr. Barger G T, painter. Clark George, blacksmith. Echols James, painter. Farris J S, physician. Finney & Sedam, tile manufacturers. Humphreys John R, carpenter. Jacobs & Jacobs, General Store.
Littleton W T, books and periodicsi. Riners W T, justice of the peace. Robards Landon, justice of the peace .. Utterback Joseph, harness. Williams W T, blacksmith.
BARNARD. Or Fort Red, : tion and postoffice on the I. D. S. S. in Putnam county, with a populaci 300; is located 20 miles north of G castle, the county-seat. Ilog: and are the principal shipments. E .- American. Mail daily. Henry C. K postmaster. Booker & Linden, general store. Bunton Theodore P, hotel. Rice A G, blacksmith.
Rogers Henry C, Physician, Di and Groceries.
Sholts H R, physician. Wilson B F, general store.
BARREN. Also called Faird: with a population of 100, is locatel Spencer township, Harrison county. : miles north of Corydon, the county 5: and 20 west of New Albany, its shipp. point. It contains United Brethren chu .. and district school. Mail received 1 weekly by stage from New Albany. W. ! Arnold, postmaster.
Arnokl W .F, Tax Collector.
Feiock John, shoemaker. Heuser George, general store,
Jones B C, constable.
Little J, carpenter.
Miles W J, blacksmith.
Ramsey Samuel, Lawyer.
Sigler R R, physician.
Wetzel J, blacksmith.
BARTONIA. In the extreme south :. ern part of Wayne township, Randol :: county, is a small village and postoffice of 100 persons, located 7 miles southeast of Winchester, the county seat. Stage connec- tion with Union City daily. Daily mail. Isaac E. Kunkle, postmaster. Arthur Abner, shoemaker.
Cammack J H, saw mill.
Gist H C, blacksmith. Kunkle Isaac E, General Store. McConnel Andrew, justice of the peace. Marquis Wm K, physician. Mikesell J J, constable.
BATEILAM. A country postoffice in Sullivan county, 8 miles east of Sullivan, the county seat. It has Christian and
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BAT AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BAT 111
Presbyterian churches. Mail, semi-weekly. John Lammey, postmaster. .
BATESVILLE. Is a German set- tlement of 894 inhabitants, located on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., in Laughry town- ship, Ripley county, 21 miles due north of Versailles, the county seat. The village has Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches, and graded township schools, one hotel, one flour mill, a bracket factory, one saw mill, a chair factory, and three furniture factorics. It has daily stage communication with Oldenburg-fare 50 cents. Express, American. Mail, daily.
John Lehmkuehler, postmaster.
American Furniture Co, furniture manfrs. Batesvelle Carving Co, bracket manfrs.
Bertrams Benjamin, general store.
Bishop M, cigar manufacturer. Blank J & Co, Furniture Mnfrs. Blenk Wm, carpet weaver.
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