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Alexander Elsie Mrs, restaurant.
Alexander & Harbaugh, meat market.
Arnold George, postmaster, and publisher Bluffton Chronicle.
Arnold H C & Co, general store.
Baber Fayette, restaurant.
Bachelor Lemuel, township trustee,
Ball Charles, agent T D & B R R.
Barrett Edward, dry goods.
Beil John E, surveyor.
Bell James, livery.
Bender Harry, marble works.
Bennett Wm H, restaurant.
Blackburn T D & Bro, bakers.
Bluffton Banner (weekly), E A K Hackett, publisher.
Bluffton Chronicle (weekly), George Arnold, publisher.
Brown Jonathan L, harnessmaker.
Brunn John, blacksmith.
Bugh & Co, druggists.
Bulger David E, agent Milburn Wagon Works Co, and county recorder.
Burgan Cyrus S, flour mill.
Central House, Richard Rossington propr. Christman Frank, baker.
Christman Frederick, vineyard,
Clark W R S, physician.
Clark & Martin, contractors and builders. Clayton John C, flour mill.
Chicago Zinc Works,
All kinds of interior and exterior aUne. mentation made from special designs. § J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 So. Clinton St., CHICAGO.
Home Life Ins. Co.
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Male James P. Attorney at Law.
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Santee & Sprague, blacksmiths. . Shaffer Charles, produce dealer. Shaffer Charles F, carriage painter. Sharpe A L, lawyer. Silver Winfield S, attorney at law. Smith David 'T, Attorney at Law. Collections promptly attended to. Smith Eri A, wagonmaker. Smith Jacob H. C, lawyer and justice.
Smith James G, publisher Wells County Times.
Smith Jonathan P, contractor and builder. Smith J H & Co, bent wood mnfrs.
Smith Margery Mrs, dressmaker.
Spake James, agent F W M & C R R.
Starr Wm H, confectionery.
Stephenson Wm A, sewing machines.
Stout Jacob, saloon. Studabaker John & Co, bankers. . Sturgis E Y, county auditor. Sturgis John E, drugs. Sturgis Thomas, dentist. Thoma Henry, Furniture and Un- dertaker. Thomas Wm M, lawyer. Todd Jacob, lawyer. Townsand Henry, propr Oliver House. Tribolet Bros, clothiers. Valentine Joseph S, confectioner. Vaughn Edwin C, supt public schools.
Walmer Henry, boots and shoes.
Waring Studabaker & Co, pork packers. Warner Cyrene, jeweler.
Waterman Bros, barbers.
Waterman Levina Mrs, hair goods.
Wells county agricultural society, W Green- field pres, J R Bennett secy.
Wells county driving park association.
Wells county medical association.
Wells county Times (weekly), J G Smith publisher.
Whitney & Dougherty, Jumber dealers. (See. Adv.)
Wiecking Herman, cigarmaker.
Wiley Benjamin, general store. Wiley & Nelson, meat market. Williamson Bros, hardware.
Wilson Oscar F, general store.
Wisner John, gunsmith.
Withoff Frank C Rev (German Reform). Workman Wm, furniture.
BOGGSTOWN. Containing 100 in- habitants, is located in Sugar Creek town- ship, Shelby county, on the F. F. & M. R. R., 9 miles northwest of Shelbyville, the county seat. Sugar creek operates by wa- ter power, one flour mill. The place has graded school, Methodist, Presbyterian and Advent churches. Grain, lumber and live
E. H. MONTGOMERY,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Dressed, Rough
AND Pine Lumber,
Shingles and Lath .? Will just North of J. Studabaker's Grain Elevator.
BLUFFTON, IND.
CALVIN WHITNEY, Norwalk, O. JOHN DOUGHERTY, Bluffton, Ind. ** WHITNEY & DOUGHERTY, ** Wholesale LUMBER Dealers, =
NORWALK, O., and BLUFFTON, IND. Yards at Bluffton, Ind., and Celina, Ohio. Orders Should be Sent to Norwalk, Ohio. Black Walnut and Ash Specialties.
SEWER PIPE. : CHAS. D. COLSON, 108 and 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO. Also, Drain File, Chimney Tops, Cement, Plaster, Stucco, White Sand and Fire brick. See Adv., page 4.
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stock' are shipped. Express, American.
'Mail daily. J. C. Smith, postmaster. Barker James H, blacksmith.
Beynon Thomas, saw mill.
Brown Wm E, constable. Carson J F, shoemaker. Farrbrough B, cattle dealer. Gibson C A, grain dealer. Gilmore M R, physician.
Hickman B, carpenter. Lacy J D, R R agt. Rasp John, flour mill.
Sinith J C && Bro, General Store.
Strickier S L, physician. Walker G F, wagonmaker.
Wilson James, tile manfr.
Winthorst F, blacksmith.
BONO. Vermillion county. (See Tor- onto. )
BONO. On White river, in township of same name, county of Lawrence, has 100 inhabitants, Methodist church and district school, located 15 miles southeast of Bed- ford, the county seat. Tunnelton, 21/2 miles north, on the O. & M. Ry., is the nearest R. R. station. Mail tri-weekly. Mary A. Miller, postmaster.
Edwards L, flour mill.
Knight Charles A, General Store. Knight Wm P, barber. Malott, Henry C, physician. Miller Mary A, Hotel.
Smith James, justice of the peace.
Smith Taylor, constable.
Wilfong Michael, blacksmith.
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BOON GROTE. A rural post- office, located in township and county of Porter, 8 miles south of Valparaiso, the county seat and shipping point. Has a Christian church and district school. Semi- weekly stage route to Hebron and Valpa- raiso ; fare to each place, 50c. Mail 4 times per week. E. Jones, postmaster. Fisher Ira, blacksmith.
Jones Enoch, Farmer. Potts Francis, wagonmaker.
BOONVILLE. The seat of justice for Warrick county, is situated at eastern terminus of the L. E. E. & S. W. R. R., 21 triles east of Evansville and 21 west of Kockport. This village, with 2,000 inhab- itants, is incorporated, and surrounded by the very best tobacco growing district in the state, and has the largest stemming fac- try ja the state. Its business blocks,
county buildings, churches and schools :.. all substantial and commodious. It h. four hotels, prominent among which the : . Charles has the best building, is the mn centrally located, and affords first clas, commodations. In the village there a. two flour mills, one bank and two west newspapers -- the Standard ( Republicans. Enquirer (Democratic). Adams Exp .. . and Western Union Telegraph comp ..... have offices in the place. Mail is receive daily. George L. Masters, postmaster. Armstrong & Cochran, lawyers.
Baker Aaron J, jeweler.
Barker W L, physician. Barnum House, Geo C Mayhall propr. Beck E, harness.
Becker August, marble works.
Becker Jacob, saloon and hotel.
Bennett Morris W, general store.
Bennett Theo E, physician.
Bethell Union, county auditor and leaf t .. . bacco.
Bilderback Jackson, sewing machine agent.
Bock Edward, harnessmaker.
Bohn Charles, grocer.
Bohrer Bros, barbers.
Boonville National Bank, capital $50,000; L J Miller prest, E. W Bethel cashier,
Boonville Standard, I E Youngblood pub- lisher.
Boonville Weekly Enquirer, Wm B Swint propr.
Bullivant Alice Miss, dressmaker.
Burchfield Larken, livery.
Carter J B, justice of the peace.
Cromeans & Garwood, commission.
Dailey & Dailey, physicians.
Davis Stephen D, general store.
Dettling August, grocer.
Dickey Fines J, physician.
· Eckstein Leonard, grocer.
Edwards Kelley & Co, flour mill.
Eiler Fred G, confectionery.
Franz Andrew & Son, Proprs SI Charles Hotel, n w cor Public Square. (See adv.) Franz Jacob Jr, saloon.
Freck Andrew, shoemaker.
Freeman Lemuel J, general store.
Freeman & Tobias, general store.
Freundlich Jacob, Saloon.
Gardner Charles, blacksmith. Gast Benedict, shoemaker.
Gast & Gerhard, general store. Gordner Charles, livery and carriagemaker.
Gordner Peter, livery. Gross Jacob, meat market. Guernsey John S, photographer.
CAPITAL CITY CIGAR.
Manufactured by JOHN RAUCH, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ANALIZED IRON CORNICES. A. KNISELY & CO., 72 & 74 W. Monroe St. Chicago. Send for Catalogue and Prices,
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- Handy John B, judge Warrick C C. Harlam Emanuel, merchant tailor. Harris G R, artist. Hatfield & Nester, lawyers.
Hebner Peter, Dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Repairing Prompt- ly Attended to. Hepp Frank C, general store.
Hoggatt Wm M, lawyer.
Honeycutt Andrew J, lawyer. Holtzhauser Louisa, milliner.
Howard & Barker, physicians. Hudspeth J M & Co, general store.
Husk M. J Mrs, propr Prince Albert Hotel. Johann Peter, Cooper."
Keith Esther Mrs, milliner.
Keller & Held, general store. Kelley Andrew J, saloon. Kerr, Clark & Co, leaf tobacco.
Kindermann Wm, general store.
Knapp Louise Mrs, Drugs and ·.· Medicines. Koegel Fred W, books and groceries. Koegel Mary Mrs, grocery. Kuntzman Louis, Baker, Confec- tionery and Groceries. LaMar Thomas J, dentist .: Link Jesse, lawyer and collection agt. Lunenburg Albert, general store.
Lunenburg Wm, furniture and undertaker. Lutz John J, saloon.
McCulla & Morgan, general store.
McKenney James W, dentist.
Masters Geo L, books and stationery. Masters G L & Co, general store. .
Matthewson Charles C, Drugs, Medicines and Wall Papers.
Mayhall George C, propr Barnum House. Meyer Charles A, general store.
Miller Daniel B, lawyer.'
Minich John, painter.
Moore Robert D O, county clerk.
Moore & Gough, lawyers.
Myer Henry, meat market.
O'Grady John, justice of the peace.
Oatley & Downs, flouring mill.
Patterson Philip N, Physician and Surgeon.
Patterson & Taylor, lawyers.
Pelser & Allen, harness.
Piatt Robert M, lawyer.
Picker Charles F, general store.
Prince Albert Hotel, Mrs M J. Husk propr. Reckert Frederick. Mnfr . and Dealer in Furniture and Undertaker.
Roth Andrew, carpenter.
Roth George J & Co, dry goods. Scales & Hargan, physicians.
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ST. CHARLES
HOTEL,
ANDREW FRANZ & SON,
PROPRIETORS,
BOONVILLE, IND
A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL,
With Every. Accommodation for Com- mercial Travelers.
GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS, ETC. N. W. Cor. Public Square.
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IF YOU WANT TO MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE. Buy a First-class Piano or Organ on those easy terms given by THEO. PFAFFLIN & CO., 58 & CO North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND ...
HECTOR FORCE AND SUCTION DOLIPS,
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Indianapolis, Ind.
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St Charles Hotel, Andrew Franz & Son proprs, N W Cor Pub Sq. (See adv.) Schneider C & Son, general store.
Schneider John, Saloon and Wagon Yard.
Schreiber Gustavus, general store.
Shafer Bros, stoves and tinware.
Shriver Louis, Saloon. Simmons Samuel M, lawyer. Simon Patrick, saloon. Spilman & McAvoy, livery.
Swint Wm B, propr Boonville Weekly En- quirer.
Thornburg & Pelzer, grocers.
Topf Herman, harnessmaker ..
Veeck Nicholas, wagonmaker.
West Alfred, carpenter.
West Wm L, drugs.
Weyerbacher Jacob, confectionery.
Wilde Gottfried O, Proprietor City Drug Store, north side Public Square.
Wilkerson Branick, county treasurer." William William A, sheriff. . Wilson Rice, county recorder.
Youngblood I E, propr Boonville Standard.
BOSTON. Down Hill.)
Crawford county. : (See
BOSTON. Washington county. (See . South Boston.)
BOSTON. Is a village of 250 people, located in township of same name, Wayne county, 7 miles south of Richmond, the county seat, and place of shipment. Wheat, hogs and cattle are shipped. Has two re- ·ligious societies-Methodist and Universal- ist-and district school. Daily stage route to Richmond, fare 20c. ; Fair Haven, O., fare 20c. Mail daily. W. E. Jelley, post- master.
Clark & Rhoads, blacksmiths.
Craig John L, saw mill.
Dillman E B, justice and livery.
Evans Wm H, drugs.
Fouts O H, cattle dealer.
Girten S & Sons, tile mnfrs.
Huber John, shoemaker,
Jelley W E, General Store. McCoy Wm R, saw mill.
Poullnan David, justice of the peace. Rife J J, physician. Rinehart Jacob, general store.
Short John, constable. . Stover E R, constable.
White Dr, physician.
BOSTON STORE .. Having a pop- ulation of 40 persons, is located in Mont- gomery county, 5 miles northwest of Craw- fordsville, the county seat, and 4 miles northeast of Waynetown, the usual ship- ping point on the I. B. & W. Ry, contains Methodist church and district school. Mail stage route to Crawfordsville. Mail tri. weekly. J. Dilling, postmaster. Detchner I A, physician.
Dilling J, House Painter
Harmon John, blacksmith.
Mitchell H M, carriage painter.
.Oxley Henry, wagonmaker
Oxley James & Co, grocers.
BOSWELL. An enterprising, thrifty village, with 400 inhabitants, is located in Grant township, Benton county, on the L. E. & W. Ry., 91/2 miles southwest of Fow- ler, the county seat, contains Methodist church and graded school. Grain and live .. stock are exported. Express, United States. Mail daily. J. A. Mcknight, postmaster,, Alexander R W, coal dealer.
Anderson James S, wagonmaker.
Arms Solon, grain dealer. .
Bailey & Menefee, Lawyers ..
Barker Clinton, justice of the peace. Brake E, hardware.
Brake E Mrs, milliner and dressmaker.
Bromley Edward, hotel.
Christley J B, physician.
Claypool J J Rev (Methodist).
Coffenburg Wmn, Carpenter.
Dewhurst James, restaurant.
Eberly A J & Co, wagonmakers.
Gillespie Henry, township trustee.
Gillespie J & Son, grocers.
Gillespie Wm, livery.
Granburg J, blacksmith.
Green J W, physician.
Mall J & Co, Live Stock.
Hardesty W R, physician.
Harris, Spies & Keys, live stock.
Hash J W & Son, dry goods.
James Bros, drugs.
Johnson C M, grocer.
Keys W T, livery.
Knott Thomas, saddles and harness.
Mcknight J Store. A & Co, General
Melvin M, grocer.
Melvin Misses, milliners.
Menefee Bros & Co, hardware.
Menefee M, agent U S Ex Co.
Menefee W & C, boots and shoes.
Menefee & Bro, drugs.
Mount & Vanover, meat market.
A. L.Wright & Co.,
Carpets, Wall Paper and Upholstery,
47 & 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Cobb & Branham,
INDIANAPOLIS, have Gas Coke for sale.
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Vagle J M, agent L E & W Ry. Payne W G, photographer.
Potter Abe, grocer.
Richards E Mrs, dressmaker.
Richards, John LL, Lawyer.
bertson John W, carpenter. Kockhold John, plasterer.
Scheurenbrand John, tinner. Smith Oliver, general store. Spies John, groceries and furniture.
lokes, Myers & Co, Carpenters. Taylor, Van Horn & Co, stock and grain. Vanover A, hotel.
Whitcomb J H, physician.
Whitton C E publisher. Wiley Jesse, barber and painter.
BOUNDARY. Numbering 100 in- habitants, is located in Pike township, Jay county, 7 miles southeast of Portland, the county seat, and 14 northwest of Union City, on the P., C. & St. L. and C. C. C. & I. Rys. which is the most available ship- ping place. It has three churches --- Ger- man Reform, Lutheran and Methodist- and graded school. Mail semi-weekly. Daniel Hiester, postmaster. Able O E, teacher. Co-operative Store Co. Dickes Philip, physician.
Groh Wm, grocer and saloon.
Hliester DD & Son, General Store.
Hiester D G, notary public. Losch & Byrd, drain tile mnfrs.
Mann & Staley, flour mill.
Michael Edward, carpenter.
Parks Wm, lawyer. S.nith Levi, wagonmaker.
Stickel Samuel, blacksmith. Wall D O, news agent.
BOURBON. An incorporated vil- lage with a population of 1, 500, located in township of same name in Marshall county, Io miles southeast of Plymouth, the county seat, on P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. The village has two churches-Presbyterian and Meth- odist --- graded schools, one newspaper -- the Bourbon Mirror -- two flour mills and a boat car manufactory. Express, Adams. Mail daily. I. Mattingly, postmaster. Acker Wm J, lumber.
Acker Wm J & Son, hardware.
Arnold & Tescher, agricultural implements. Baugher Henry, wagonmaker. Belknap Alders A, cooper. Bolton Zebediah D, lawyer. Bourbon House, HI Sheets propr. Bowman D & Co, druggists.
Burket Francis M, dentist.
Chaplin Jesse D, justice of the peace.
Christy & McCrum, carriage and wagon- makers.
Coover Belle Mrs, milliner.
Davis & Bro, flour mill.
Erwin & Mendenhall, grain dealers.
Firestone & O'Brien, General Store.
Foulks Kate Mrs, milliner:
France Samuel, physician.
Galentine Allen S, jeweler.
George R & Son, furniture mnfrs.
Glingle Lucas, saddles and harness.
Greer John F, marble works.
Greer & Parks, druggists.
Griffin Frank P, agent P F W & C Ry and Adams Ex.
Harley Daniel, agricultural implements.
Haun Peter, saloon.
Hines A D, carriage and wagon mnfr.
Hunt Lucy C Mrs, milliner.
Hupp & Son, blacksmith.
James & Smith Misses, dressmakers.
Jenkins Cora Miss, hairdresser.
Johnson Lawrence F, barber.
Johnson Luther, physician.
Johnson & Shirey, barbers.
.Kehler Daniel, justice of the peace.
Keller George, meat market.
Ketcham & Borton, hardware.
Knisley Peter, saloon.
Kreidler William M, Blacksmith, n s Center e Michigan.
Lawrence, Matchett & Co, general store. Lee I M, dentist.
Lilley James, restaurant and bakery.
Linn Orlando L, boots und shoes. Linn Timothy T, physician.
McCrum Calvin B, blacksmith.
McCrum James C, carriage and wagon- maker.
Matchett Alexander C, physician.
Matchett, Wick & Co, dry goods.
Mattingly Ignatius, propr The Bourbon Mirror.
Mitchell James, grocer.
Motz Adam, cooper.
Noggle & Galentine, flouring mill. Northern Indiana Mufg and Lumber Co.
Pickitt James, barber.
Porter James H, justice of the peace.
Rengenberg John, constable.
Rice Andrew, propr Rice House. Rice House, A Rice propr. Sanner & Sarber, livery.
Sheets Henry, propr Bourbon House.
Sherwood James, constable.
Smallwood Samuel, wagonmaker.
Blank Books Sold
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Snyder Charles E, boot and shoemaker. Stamate Joseph, photographer.
Swank G W & Co, Proprietors the Palace Restaurant and Bakery. Warm Meals at all Hours, Oysters in Every Style, e s Michigan n Center, Bourbon, Ind.
The Bourbon Mirror, I Mattingley editor.
Thompson .David J, grocer,
Unger Andrew, furniture. Vink Charles C, constable.
Wachter & Haag, restaurant.
Walmer Daniel Jr, boot and shoemaker.
Walmer Daniel Sr, boot and shoemaker.
Whitaker Caroline Mrs, undertaker. Wilkins Joseph, saddles and harness.
Wilkins Joseph D, meat market.
Young Samuel, boat oar infr.
Zebley & Kreider, blacksmiths.
BOWERS. A flag station on the Log Div. T. H. & I. Ry., and the location of a country store, in Sugar Creek town- ship, Montgomery county, 14 miles north- east of Crawfordsville, the county seat. Mail is received daily. James M. Griffin, Postmaster, R. R. Agent and General Store.
BOWLING GREEN. Formerly the county seat of Clay county, is a village of 700 inhabitants, situated in Washington township, Clay county, 14 miles southeast. of Brazil, the present county seat, and 7 miles east of Saline City, on T. H. & S. E. R. R., both of which are shipping points. Eel river furnishes power to drive a flour mill. The place has three churches --- Methodist, Christian and Baptist-and graded school. Daily mail stage to Bra- zil-fare $1.25 round trip. Samuel G. N. Pinkly, postmaster.
Boothe J M, drugs. Bosley Wat, lawyer.
Bowling Green Review, J W Brown editor. Bray Lot T Rev (Baptist).
Brown J W, editor Bowling Green Review. Campbell Bros, Boots and Shoes. Cole S S, harnessmaker.
Cromwell Mary, hotel.
Davis Benjamin, physician.
Drake Daniel, agricultural implements. Harris J L, livery. Hoffa John, blacksmith.
Hobbs R S, stock dealer. Keifner Fred, meat market. Lowdermilk A S Rev (Christian). McGregor J C, physician.
Miles W H, wagonmaker.
Pinirley Samuel G N, H. Senseney John W, general store. Sholl MI, Flour Mill.
Smith John T Rev (Methodist), Smith S R, wagonmaker.
Staley T J, blacksmith. Stucki Fred, Distiller.
Taggart James, justice of the peac .. Talbott A, barber.
Talbott E P, physician.
Teter George D, lawyer.
Thomas John E, justice of the peace.
Thompson Black & Co, (. Store.
Travis John, justice of the peace.
Tressel John, lawyer. Wagner H W, shoemaker. Weber George, saloon, Wolfe Win J, Dentist.
Young John H, wagonmaker.
BOXLEY. This village of 3: habitants is located in Adams tov. Hamilton county, 15 miles north: Noblesville court house and 9 north' Cicero, the place of shipment, on I. C. Ry. There are Methodist and Cl: churches and district school in the It has daily mail received by stag Cicero. J. M. Richardson, postmas :.. Boxley T P, general store.
Burkhardt D P Rev (Christian).
Fisher Wm, hotel.
Harbaugh HX C, Carpenter. Haughey J M, justice of the peace. Hines L C, furniture.
McMurtry T J, physician.
Mitchell T J, township trustee.
Mitchell & Boxley, harnessmakers.
Newby J C, Physician.
Ogle J R, blacksmith.
Palmer George, wagonmaker.
Patterson A M Rev (Methodist). Pearson T, tanner.
Richardson J MA, General S: ::
Ryker P L Rev, clergyman. Smith A, live stock.
Smith & Rykker, Flour Mill.
Smith & Rodeman, general store.
Steffey Joseph, blacksmith. Talbert Wm Rev, clergyman.
Teeter & Lindley, heading and saw 5 .. Wilson Wm, live stock.
BOYDSTON'S MILLS. A. usko county. (See North Webster.)
. BOYLESTON. Possessing A : lation of 75, is located in Michigan !
Le Bradford.
Solicitor of American and Foreign Pat: and Notary Public. Office, Room 13, Hubbard ! . Indianapolis, Ind.
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Clinton county, on L. E. & W. Ry, 6 es east of Frankfort, the county seat. rain and lumber are the exports. United Express. Mail daily. Samuel Deal, master.
.hley Howard, blacksmith.
Halvert G S, physician.
Campbell Thomas D, R R and Ex agent. Carpenter George, carpenter.
Deal Samuel, Postmaster.
Harbaugh W W, blacksmith.
Hodge & Hinkle, saw mill. Kelly F A, saloon.
Roush Fred, general store and justice, Strong Wm, general store.
BRACKEN. Formerly known as Claysville, is a village in Huntington coun- ty, with a population of 50, located 10 miles northwest of Huntington, the county seat. North Manchester, 8 miles west on the C W & M Ry, is the nearest railroad
station. Mail semi-weekly. Thomas A Sprinkle, postmaster.
Bolinger S, blacksmith.
Brookover W L & Bro, general store. Deifenbaugh P, justice of the peace.
King R, blacksmith.
Shaffer Philip, physician.
Sprinkle E & Son, General Store. Sprinkle Thomas A, Genl Store. Townsend H D, saw mill,
Trembly George, physician.
BRADFORD. Population 130, is lo- cated in Morgan township, Harrison county, 14 miles north of Corydon, the county seat. New Albany is 17 miles southeast, and is the shipping point. Has Christian church and daily mail. Frederick Raake, post- master.
Baker C, shoemaker.
Baker Lewis, marble yard.
Bott Joseph, shoemaker.
Ellis Joseph, physician.
Gesburgh Henry, tailor.
Grass T, shoemaker. Hatfield R, physician.
Jacobs Philip, peddler.
Raake Frederick, General Store and Drugs.
Rockner Joseph, blacksmith.
Seiler C, wagonmaker. Seiler F, wagonmaker. Stemm Henry, blacksmith. Stierstadler Lorenz, general store.
BRADFORD, White county. (See MMonon.)
BRANCHIVILLE. Name of post- office for village of Oil Creek, in Oil town- ship, Perry county, 30 miles northeast of Cannelton, the county seat, and II north- west of Alton Landing on the Ohio river. Contains 100 inhabitants, Methodist church and district school. Mail tri-weekly. Jno. S. Fraker, postmaster.
Duparkt Louis, saloon.
Fraker John S, General Store. Fraker & Son, General Store.
Marting F, cattle dealer.
Mathey A, general store.
Pollard Newton, cooper.
Ronald M J, blacksmith.
BRAYTOWN. Switzerland county. (See Craig.)
BRAZIL. Is an extensive coal min- ing and manufacturing village, and the seat of justice for Clay county, situated in a good agricultural region, on the St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R., 57 miles southwest of Indianapolis, and 16 miles east of Terre Haute. The C. & E. I. R. R. also passes through the place. Brazil contains a pop- ulation of 3,800, has good substantial county and school buildings, excellent water works-costing $28,500, five church- es-Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic, Christian and Baptist-city library, five hotels, one National and one private bank, and three weekly newspapers-Argus-Mag- net (Democrat), Enterprise (Republican), and Brasil Miner (Democrat). There are five large coal mines in daily operation, furnishing an article of block coal that is unexcelled, and is sold in all the surround- ing States. In addition to its coal interests will be found a boiler manufactory, woolen mill, pig iron manufactory, foundry and machine shop, planing mill, stoneware manufactory and two flour mills. Total bonded indebtedness, $64,300. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. Thomas M. Robertson, post- master.
Ackelmire John G, propr Central Hotel.
Anderson Franklin, grocer.
Argus Magnet (weekly), V T Lansing & Co, proprs. Armstrong Frank W, insurance.
Baker William J, saloon. Bishop I M & Co, grocers. Blair Will P, lawyer. Bond Williams, Barber.
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