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Brattin Dudley W, jeweler.
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ROOFING SLATE. FOR SALE-ALL COLORS. J. W. Atkinson, 313-321 So. Clinton St., Chicago.
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Home Life Ins. Co. F Has perfected plans for a large business. Indiana during 1881. For Agencies apply ! E. W. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago, I
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Brazil Bank --- capital $50,000 ; CS Andrews, prest.
Brazil Block Coal Co, Capital $54,000, Ensign Bennett President and Treas, E Main.
Brazil Furnace Co, pig iron mnfrs.
Brazil House, W E Kirtley propr.
Brazil Miner (weekly), S B Riley propr.
Brazil & Chicago Coal Co.
Brighton & Teter, bankers.
Britton & Croasdale, lawyers.
Brown Philip C, restaurant.
Bryson John G, hardware.
Burns Joseph A, restaurant.
Byrd George A, lawyer.
Campbell & Smith, druggists.
Carpenter & Hoskins, dry goods.
Carter & Coffey, lawyers.
Central Hotel, I G Ackelmire propr.
Clay County Enterprise (weekly), L Wolfe propr.
Compton Isaac P, lawyer.
Collins Major, flour mill.
Comer Ellen Miss, dressmaker.
Cooper David C, harness.
Craft John B, grocer.
Crawford & McCrimmon, founders and ma- chinists.
Crossman James K, boot and shoemaker.
Culbertson Robert, physician.
Curl & Stough, books and stationery
Curtis & Holliday, lawyers.
Daugherty Campbell, livery.
Davies Thomas J, photographer.
D'Armey Alfred, propr Farmers' Hotel.
Decker Andrew S, grocer.
Decker Jesse A, grocer.
Delger Frederick, druggist.
Delifield Myer, furniture.
Demartine John, fruits.
Dickson John, merchant tailor.
Dickson Lucias E, harness.
Dumm Henry, livery.
Ellis Wm H, blacksmith. Ellis & Rogers, grocers.
Farmers' Hotel, R S De' Armey, propr.
Ferrell Isaac C, bakery. Finkelstein Solomon, junk dealer. Fisher Charles A, grocer.
Ford & Mccullough, clothing.
Frank John Mrs, millinery.
French Bedford F, saloon.
Frisy Peter, salvon.
Galbert Remy, baker. Gardner & Lear, grocers. Ghirlanda Bernard, fruits. Gifford Joseph C, physician. Gifford William HI, physician. Gillen John, restaurant.
Glasgo T A, physician.
Goodin John, carpenter.
Graham Floyd, saloon.
Gregg John C, supt public schools.
Gundelfinger Solomon, clothing.
Guthrie R W, lawyer.
Haeberle George, wagonmaker.
Haines Joseph, restaurant.
Hauk & Bevis, grocers.
Hawkins David, dry goods.
Hawkins Wm B, physician.
Herbert Isaac, meat market.
Herbert & Puff, meat market.
Herr Jacob, lawyer.
Herr Simon, druggist. Hewitt James, saloon.
Hill R S & Co, wagon mnfrs.
Holliday Elias S, mayor.
Holloway & Reiter, general store.
Howard Wm V, laundry.
Hughes Maria Mrs, dressmaker.
Hunt Daniel, grocer.
Hussey Edward S, agent American Ex (
Hysung Jacob P, druggist.
Ingoldsby Peter, saloon.
Irwin John W, flour mill.
Jackson Coal and Mining Co.
Jarboe C S, bakery.
Jarboe Ignatius, insurance.
Jarboe Wm, meat market.
Jones George, agt St L V T H & I Ry.
Jones John Mrs, meat market.
Jones & Crump, meat market.
Keelor A J Mrs, milliner.
Keith John W, milliner.
Kelsey Raymond, sewing machines.
Kerfoot Richard A, hardware. Kirtley. Wm E, propr Brazil House.
Klingler D & U, saloon.
Knight & Knight, lawyers.
Krieter Frederick, grocer.
Kruzan & Bro, grocers.
Lancet Andrew, general store.
Lansing V T & Co, proprs The Argus Mag. net.
Lenhardt Joseph, cooper.
Littell & Hudson, marble works.
Lybyer S H, dentist. McAnelly Jefferson, lawyer.
McClelland James W, grocer,
McCoy James D, Manager Wetser .. Union Telegraph Co. McDonald James, grocer.
McDowell John, lumber. McGregor W C, lawyer. McNutt James A, lawyer.
Matson Charles E, lawyer.
Mercer James HI, harness. Michaelree William J, saloon.
BINGHAM, WALN & MAYHEW, 1 12 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. )
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Takels Wm R Rev (Methodist). Coore & Co, photographers. Morgan Brasleton B, physician. Mousset Francis M Rev (Catholic). Murphy SC Mrs, milliner. Noes James M, general store. ( )'Connell Thomas, saloon. (),born Robert, blacksmith. Happy John, barber. l'arks S O, saloon. Payne Rhoda C Miss, dressmaker. I'lumb William, bakery. Powers Nicholas, grocer. Price & Price, physicians. Pullen Sydney S, jeweler. Redding Charles, fruits. Keed Wesley, planing mill. Richardson & Co, dry goods. Ridpath Wm M, lawyer. Rigby House, E Rigby propr.
Riley Samuel B, propr Brazil Miner. Risher William W & Co, coal mine.
Roberts Wm, saloon. Robertson Thomas M, postmaster. Rosengarten Herman, sewing machines. Schrepferman Casper, shoemaker. Schromyer Frederick W, boots and shoes. Schultz Lewis O, justice of the peace. Sellers William T Rev (Christian). Serrin James S, physician.
Shannon & Fast, restaurant. Sharp Pliny F, boots and shoes.
Shaw George P, justice of the peace. Sherer & Smead, marble works.
Sherfey Joseph E, furniture.
Siegel Samuel, clothing.
Slater Jarvis, saloon. Smith George W, cigars and tobacco. Smith & Jones, groceries.
Sourwine John D, druggist.
Spry Joseph, grocer. Stewart Bennett, barber.
Stewart Robert S, meat market.
Stough & Stunkard, blacksmiths. Stunkard & Barrick, wagon mnfrs. Thimm Frederick W, tailor. Torbert & Baker, stoneware mnfrs. Turner A W, woolen mill and dry goods. Vanes John, boilermaker. Vest Joseph E, boots and shoes.
Volz Andrew, shoemaker.
Walls Wesley, saloon.
Watson Coal & Mining Co, capital $150,000, Thomas Watson prest, Matthew D Wat- son sec and treas. Webster Reuben A, grocer. Wehrle Frank J, boots and shoes. Welker T & Co, grocers. Wenning Anthony, grocer.
Western Union Tel Co, James D McCoy manager. Wheeler & Co, books and stationery. Wilson Belle Miss, dressmaker.
Wolfe Luther, propr The Enterprise. Woodruff & Turkey, coal.
BRECKENRIDGE. In Franklin township, Harrison county, 6 miles east of Corydon and 14 southwest of New Albany, its shipping point. Has daily stage con- nection with Corydon --- fare 35 cents, and New Albany -- fare 50 cents. Mail daily. Maggie Schuman, Postmaster and General Store.
BREMEN. This village of 1,300 in- habitants is pleasantly located on the B. & O. R. R., in German township, Marshall county, 13 miles northeast of Plymouth, the county scat. The surrounding country is fertile. The place is steadily growing, and now contains five churches-Methodist, Lutheran, Evangelical, Congregational and United Brethren-good graded school, two- hotels, three saw mills, bending factory, flour mill, stave factory and a woolen mill. Express, Baltimore and Ohio. Mail daily. Moses Keyser, postmaster. Bauer Jacob, saddles and harness.
Bauer & Helminger, general store.
Biehl Joseph, baker. Bishop Henry M, physician.
Brinlin Gotleib, tinsmith.
Bowan John F, lawyer.
Clark Fred, barber.
Deming Father (Catholic).
Dietrich J R & Son, Store.
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Ebel Charles, saloon. Fink & Nuffer, meat market.
Fisher Valentine, harnessmaker. Foltz Charies Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
.Foltz Samuel, Agricultural Imple- ments.
Foster James S, saloon.
Fowler & Franklin, furniture.
Frees Jacob, agricultural implements. Garver Henry M, propr Thompson House. Gerber Louis A, hardware.
Gunther John, tailor. Hans Christ, shoemaker.
Hans Jacob, blacksmith. Hans & Etzold, boot and shoemakers.
Hayes Samuel J, lawyer.
Hudson & Beiger, stave mnfrs. Huff John, foreman engine co. Huff & Carbiener, saw mill.
FOUNDRY SUPPLIES.
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I'MGING'S-the best in U. S .- for every description of Castings, (Steel Ingots a Specialty. ) Shovels, Riddles, Bellows, Brushes, etc., of extra quality, for Foundry use, a Specialty. Blackhead Crucibles.
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ITuff & Knoblock, saw mill. Hugo C F W Rev (Lutheran). Irvin Wm, livery. Kaneger Philip, shoemaker. Keyser Moses, postmaster. Knoblock Andrew J & Co, flouring mill. Koontz J H & Co, grocers. Koontz, Lehr & Co, pump mnfrs, Koontz & IIans, wagon mnfrs. Laudeman Jacob E, millinery. Lehr Charles. H, justice of the peace. . Lehr Wmm, Jeweler. Macomber Hiram J, drugs. Miller Henry H, principal public school. Moehlmeister Charles, town marshal. Montgomey Robert, constable. Moody James W, physician. Olds Wm B, physician and dentist. Osborn & Son, flour mill.
Rosenfield Samuel, cigar mnfr. Seiler Christian, furniture. Seiler Jacob, physician. Stange Wm, physician. Staub John, barber. Stockinger Philip, shoemaker. Sunderland Geo A, grocer.
Thompson House, H M Garvin propr. Troy J Rev (German Methodist). Turner Sterling B, jeweler and justice. Unro Jacob, cooper. Walter Jacob, saw mill. Walter John, constable.
Walter J & Son, Proprs American House, Cor Plymouth and Centre. Wilhelm John, merchant tailor. Wilkinson Lewis HI, hardware. Wright John J, bending factory. Wyraugh & Bro, woolen mill. Younkman Anthony B, physician.
BRETZVILLE. A settlement of 100 persons, in Jackson township, Dubois county, 7 miles southeast of Jasper, the county seat. Huntingburg, five miles west, on the C. R. & S. W. Ry, is the shipping depot. There is a Lutheran church and district school in the village. Tri-weekly stage route to Jasper-fare 75c .- and Troy-fare $1.75. Mail daily. William Bretz, postmaster. Abel David G, cattle dealer. Bretz, Jacob, constable. Bretz Philip Jr, hotel. Eretz W'mms, Blacksmith.
Demdorfer J C, lawyer. Frick Elizabeth Mrs, general store. Frick Jacob I, saloon. Lecker Hemy, coal mine. May Win D, lawyer.
Merkley Frank, coal mine. Merriman Daniel, carpenter. Murray James, Teacher. Portenheimer Philip, carpenter. Ritzmann J C O Rev (Lutheran). Rorschieb Jacob, stone mason. Schurz John F, justice of the peace,
BREWERSVILLE. - Locate : Sand creek, in Sand Creek township, 3 nings county, 8 miles north of Vernet !. county seat, contains 50 mhabitants, 3 !... dist church and district school. Vernon, 6 miles south, on O. & M. al ... M. & I. R. Rs., is the shipping place. creek furnishes power to operate one . and one flour mill. It has tri-weekly .: communication with North Vernon --: 50c .- and Greensburg-fare $1. Mail : weekly. David Marsh, postmaster. Marsh David, General Store. Robinson N N, flour mill. Wright J H, saw mill.
BRICK CHAPEL. Located. .. Putnam county, 5 miles north of Green. .. tle, the county seat and shipping poh .. It has a Methodist church, district sch .. and ships butter and eggs. Population 3 . Mail daily. R. F. Oakley, postmaster. Cocks Wm, justice of the peace. Hall H F, blacksmith.
Hall J T, physician. Hall & McNary, wagonmakers.
McNary W H, blacksmith.
Oakley R F, Meat Market. Pierce Wm, flour mill. Priest C C, general store.
Priest N C, carpenter.
Reaves Stacey T, saw mill. Scobel Edward, carpenter. Slavins J S. physician.
Wyatt Scott, blacksmith.
BRIDGEPORT. Harrison county. (See Locust Point.)
BRIDGEPORT. £ Is a postoff .. ‹ and village of 200 population, on the St. !.. V. T. H. & I. R. R., 9 miles west of Ini .. anapolis, in Marion county. It has three churches-Friends, Methodist and Bapti .: Express, American. Daily mail. Benj. min Hole, postmaster. Albertson E & Co, nursery.
Bybee Addison, fruit grower. Catman E T, teacher. Chew Mattie C Miss, railroad agent. Clickner J S, blacksmith.
JOEN RAUCH, Manufacturer of FINE CIGARS, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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ppick Joseph, wagonmaker. one D L, bricklayer. Manlerworth Geo, tile mnfr. raha H, constable. ags O B, physician. Mole Benjamin, Postmaster.
giing A S, justice of the peace. gling T W, grocer. Tanken Lewis, physician. Masters S, bricklayer.
Mills J & Sons, dairy.
Reagan Lot, physician. Rowe Win II, carpenter. Shimmer Jacob, carpenter. spray & Bro, stock dealers. spray & Ingling, General Store. spray & McMillen, dairy. Sullivan G, grocer.
Sallivan W O, shoemaker. Swindler Bros, flour mill. Thompson R W, lawyer. Zimmerman Joel, wagonmaker.
BRIDGEPORT. Perry county. (See Adyeville.)
BRIDGETON. On Big Raccoon creek, which furnishes water power to drive one flour mill, contains 150 inhabitants, and is situated in Raccoon township, Parke county, 10 miles southeast of Rockville court house. Its shipping station, Carbon, is 5 miles southeast on the I. & St. L. R. R. Mail tri-weekly. Daniel Duree, post- master.
Allen R C, wagonmaker. Belt George C, blacksmith. Cale J W, miller. Casey W C, blacksmith. Crabb R Miss, dressmaker. Crooks James, physician and druggist.
Duree L C Mrs, Milliner.
Hansel G H, grocer.
Harshbarger George W, general store. Jacks A M, general store.
Lay B, carpenter. Martin G KK, Carpenter.
Mater J D, physician. Mitchell A, stock dealer. Nutt John E, dentist. Sprague Ralph, flour mill.
BRIGIIT. Sometimes called Bunk- um, has a population of 86, and is situ- ated in Harrison township, Dearborn coun- ty, Il miles north of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat, and 4 miles southwest of HIar- rison, O., on the W. W. R. R. Grain and
hogs are exported. Mail daily. Joseph Haddock, postmaster.
Aperias Henry, shoemaker. Crim Jeremiah, blacksmith, Hackleman PO, physician.
Haddock Joseph, General Store. Houk A, wagonmaker.
Hurgitt Thomas Rey (Methodist).
Ingham Thomas, shoemaker. Judd J C, carpenter.
Liddle Wm, general store.
Swales C A, blacksmith.
Whipple A B, blacksmith.
BRIGHTON. Six miles east of Lima, its shipping point, on the G. R. & I. R. R., was formerly called Lexington, and is situated in Greenfield township, La- grange county, 10 miles northeast of La- grange, the county seat. Population SI. Ships wheat, corn, oats, hogs and cattle. Mail daily. J. P. Crandell, postmaster. Burger Jonas, meat market. Crandall JP & Son, General Store. Ferguson C W, physician.
Gunthorpe Thomas, hotel. Hoover Anthony, blacksmith.
Hoover Joseph, wagonmaker.
Keagy A E, carpenter.
Keagy John, justice of the peace.
Long Peter Rev (Baptist).
Mix James, broom mnfr.
Price George W, Blacksmith.
Shattuck C A, plasterer.
Shattuck Henry, plasterer.
BRIGHTTWOOD. Is a suburb of Indianapolis, located on C. C. C. & I. Ry. at eastern terminus of the Belt R. R., in Marion county, 3 miles northeast of Indian- apolis. The C. C. C. & I. Ry. shops are located here, and have side tracks to accom- modate 1500 cars, and employ about 400 persons in the shops and yards. It has a graded school and Methodist church. Pop- ulation, 500. Express, American. Mail daily. C. A. Barnes, postmaster.
Barnes C A, Physician. Duckwall Bros, grocers. Friedricks P M, drugs. Hanway A Rev (Methodist).
Miner D K, justice of the peace. Sears John, blacksmith. Updegraff George, shoemaker.
Vantilburg John, grocer.
Van Winkle Quincy, R R and Express agt.
BRIMFIELD. Is 136 miles south- west of Chicago, on the L. S. & M. S. (air
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line) Ry, in Orange township, Noble coun- ty, 5 miles north of Albion court- house, contains 300 inhabitants, a sawmill and two hotels, Methodist church and graded school. Ships wheat, cattle, sheep, hogs and lum- ber. Express, United States. Daily mail. Wm. B. Dunn, postmaster.
Albright John W, grocer.
Bowman Jacob, Carpenter. Briggs G W H, livery. Briggs Henry, hotel.
Casper George W, general store. Chamberlin I W H, grocer.
Coldron E M, general store.
Duesler John S, hotel.
DUInn WILL AB, Groceries and Notions. Fisher James H, carpenter.
Gaby George D, general store.
Grim W T, physician.
Hart Clinton B, grocer, R R and Ex agt. Huntsman E W, livery.
Krum L E, furniture. Krum S Rev (Baptist), justice of the peace. Lane WIN C, Saw Mill.
McMeans C W, hardware.
Merriman M, wagonmaker.
Nisewander A J, drugs.
Parks F M, blacksmith. Rosenberger George, shoemaker. Shew B F, meat market.
'Frader J E, Physician. Vermilyer J C, meat market.
BRINGHURST. Has a popula- tion of 300, located on the T. H. & I Ry. (Log Div.),. in Monroe township, Carroll county, 12 miles southeast of Delphi, the county seat. The village has a Methodist church and district school. Express, Amer- ican. Mail daily. Moses Plank, post- master.
Andrus G D, physician. Ashby Joseph A, blacksmith, Champion & Demar, meat market. Crafton O T, physician. Drake T F Rev (Methodist). Ferrier D, lumber. Guthridge John W, general store.
Hall, Slauter & Co, General Store. Hannon L Rev ( Baptist). Henderson & Brackney, carpenters.
Hill, Wilson & Co, drain tile mnfrs.
Jackson C P, physician. Kraus G W, wagonmaker. Metsger D, wagonmaker. Plank C M, pianos and organs.
Flank Moses, Lumber and Agricul- tural Implements. Plank & Mann, brick mnfrs.
Roskuski J, boots and shoes. Rutherford Benton, drain tile mnfr. Sylvester W, saw mill. Tidrick R R, drugs. Ware C W, R R and Ex agent. Ware C W & Son, confectioners.
BRISTOL. On St. Joseph i ... a village of Goo inhabitants, situr Elkhart county, 10 miles northeast 6: hart, the county seat. Contain- churches-Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal-and good schools. Grain principal article of export. Express, L'.
States. Mail daily. J. Mofit, post ... Aithen F M, physician,
Bertch C H, U S Express agent.
Bower C C, physician.
Boyer John, flour mill.
Brazie & Barbour, physicians.
Bristol Banner, C F Mosier publisher.
Clark P K, hotel.
Congdon L A, drugs. Coss TWIZZ, General Store.
Dodge J S, physician.
Floyd G J B, drugs.
Garrison A, cattle dealer.
Heaton D, Grain Dealer.
Hilbish Thomas, general store.
Kline A K, agt L S & M S Ry.
Kline Hattie, Asst Postmaster.
Lee W W, general store. Merritt W R & Son, general store.
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Mosier C F, editor Bristol Banner.
Nicholson & Chess, general store.
Seely G W, drugs.
Stanly M C Rev (Episcopal).
Sterner B, livery.
Stone A, barber.
Wheeler H C, dentist. Wilkinson C H Rev (Methodist).
Wise & Beck, meat market.
BROAD RIPPLE. Six :::: north of Indianapolis, with a popula :. of 75, is located in Marion county. Ma! Park, 212 miles east, is the shipping de: White river flows through the village a furnishes water power for two flour mi! Mail tri-weekly. S. Sheets, postmaster.
Justice G, blacksmith.
Keeler & Brown, flour mill.
Locke Wm, shoemaker. Sheets S, General Store. Sheets & Sharpe, flour mill.
BROOK. On the Iroquois river, ::. Iroquois township, Newton county, is &
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; lace of 100 population, situated 10 miles Fortheast of Kentland, the county seat, and ame distance north of Goodland, on the 1. C. & St. L. Ry., either of which are available shipping points. A flour mill de- tives water power from the river. Tri- weekly mail, stage route to Kentland. David E. Lowe, postmaster.
Ball II B Rev (Methodist). Dearmin J M, carpenter.
Deaver J W, general store.
Harris H & B, flour mill. Hawkins F T, wagonmaker. Herath Henry, blacksmith.
Lighter Thomas, general store. Lowe D ES, Grocer and Druggist. Pendergrass Wm, hotel. Richardson Win, shoemaker, Smith George B, physician.
BROOKFIELD. Fifteen miles southeast of Indianapolis, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., is a place of 50 persons, located in Shelby county, 13 miles north- west of Shelbyville, the county seat. Ex- press, American. Mail daily. Cornelius Means, postmaster. Belton Robert, saw mill.
Feaster J C & Co, flour mill.
McQuery W T, meat market. Means A & Bro, blacksmiths.
MICanS C, Insurance Agent and Notary. Means C & Bro, General Store. Means John, justice of the peace.
Parish T W, produce.
Rouse Wm, cattle dealer. Worland W L & Co, saw mill.
BROOKLYN. This village of 300 inhabitants is located on White Lick creek, in Morgan county, 9 miles northeast of Martinsville, the county seat. The I. & V. Ry passes through the place. The above named stream furnishes power for one flour mill and one saw mill. Brooklyn has two churches-Christian and Methodist. Ex- press, Adams. Mail daily. B. L. Gregory, postmaster.
Beem Samuel, justice of the peace.
Beem S P, harness. Dyke W & Son, blacksmiths. Fansler R, wagonmaker.
Greeson W H, harness.
Gregory E L, R R and Express Agent. Gregory IN & Son, General Store. Harden J R, saw mill. Hobbs JE, shoemaker. Judd Wm, physician. King G T, wagonmaker.
King W R, blacksmith.
Lang W L, constable.
Landers II B, justice of the peace.
Lindley C M, physician. Lost Richard, saloon.
McNeff W A, general store.
NOSs Samuel, Drugs. Pennington M D, restaurant.
Perry C P, physician.
Richardson J F, drugs. + Rike Silas, blacksmith.
Roohr S M & Co, flour mill.
Scott B D, shoemaker. Sellers IB, Stock Dealer.
Smith L, wagonmaker.
Ware Mary J Mrs, hotel.
Wharton J Rev (Methodist).
BROOKSBURG. Is a landing on the Ohio river, in Milton township, Jeffer- son county, 10 miles east of Madison, the county seat. No mail. Adams Express.
BROOKSTON. With a population of 400, is located in White county, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry., 16 miles southwest of Monticello, the county seat, and 14 miles north of Lafayette. The village contains 2 churches-Methodist and Baptist -- and high school. Grain and live stock are the shipments. Express, American. Daily mail. C. S. Little, postmaster.
Allen J C, grain dealer.
Barnes S L, drugs.
Brandon J EX, General Store.
Brookston Reporter, C C French editor. Bross John, justice of the peace.
Brown John, wagonmaker.
Cochran Andrew, undertaker.
Cochran D G & A, carpenters. Colvin S S, shoemaker.
Craig J C, hotel.
French C C, editor Brookston Reporter.
French M S Rev (Baptist).
Gress J C, hotel.
Hays T S, grain dealer.
Head T, grocer.
Holtzman Morris, meat market.
Holtzman W H, physician.
Holtzman & Strouse, barbers. Johnson August, agt L N A & C Ry. Linderman & Brandt, saloon.
Little C S & Son, Hardware, Agri- cultural Implements and Livery.
Long M, saloon. McBroom J, justice of the peace. Martin A, blacksmith. Mason E P & Son, general store. Medaris John, physician.
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Mendenhall A P, physician. Polk W F, Tile Mufr. Powell S II, general store. Price J K, wagonmaker. Rainier & Son, grocers. Ripley Wm, tile mnfr. Ross J H, flour and feed.
Sampson W H, physician.
Sanders F, blacksmith.
Schneider P, harnessmaker. Shaffer Jennie, barber.
Smith W A, carpenter.
Spitzer A, live stock.
Stahlmann F, shoemaker.
Stallard C O Rev (Methodist).
Stanford L H, lawyer.
Street A. L & Son, Grocers and Con- fectioners.
Tedford J G Rev (Baptist).
Thompson Benton, drugs. Witman A H, jeweler. Wolff John, baker and confectioner.
BROOKVILLE. Is the seat of justice for Franklin county, located on the W. W. V. R. R. and White Water river, in one of the richest agricultural districts in the State. Distant from Indianapolis 85 miles, and from Cincinnati 43 miles. The river furnishes excellent water power, which is partially consumed to operate one paper and two flour mills. The village contains 2,000 inhabitants, good graded school, five churches-Presbyterian, Catholic, Lutheran and two Methodist-and supports five ho- tels, one bank and four weekly papers-the American, Democrat, Leucht Thurm and The Valley Sentinel. First named is Repub- lican and last three mentioned are Demo- cratic in politics. Wheat, corn and hogs are the principal exports. Brookville, in addition to its water power manufactories,. has a saw mill, brewery, churn factory planing mill, distillery, foundry and ma- chine shops. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail daily. Thomas J. Tyner, postmaster. Alexander F M, lawyer. American Ex Co, A J Heason, agt. Armstrong Monroe C, dentist.
Baker John, carpenter. Baker Maxwell, saloon. Baker Oliver B, saloon, Balsley H E, agt W W V R R. Bender A, boots and shoes. Bentley C. B, editor Franklin Democrat. Berry George, physician. Berry Wm H, physician.
Berry & Berry, lawyers.
Best R E & Co, meat market. Bracken Wm H, county clerk. Brokamp Henry, grocer. Brookville American (weckly), \ .. Green publisher.
Brookville bank, Charles F Goodwin
Brown Caroline C Mrs, millinery.
Buck Wm, boots and shoes.
Bunte Wm, tanner.
Burk Alois F, sewing machines.
Burkhart John, carpenter,
Cain Wm J, stoves and tinware.
Central Hotel, J Rothermel i.
tor. ( See adv. )
Chambers Susana, carpet weaver.
Clark Alfred, lumber mnfr.
Clark Benjamin, cigar mnfr.
Cooper Scott, l;very.
Cory .Clementine R, county supering schools.
Crist Allison W, Livery, Fec: Sale Stable and Carriage Mnfr. (S .. .
Cullins John M, dry goods.
Dennett John, painter.
Derx Jacob, physician.
Dillman L D, physician.
Duffy James W, barber.
Ellis John, cooper. Federmann Louis, saloon.
Fisher C S & Co, flouring mill.
Fieber John D, stoves and tinware. Fleischman Mienard Rev (Catholic).
Frank Win, Undertaker, Furn . Dealer, Carpets, etc. Franklin Democrat (weekly), C B Ben: publisher.
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