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Cadwallader Maria Mrs, millinery.
Carter Daniel G, general store.
Coate James M, shoemaker. Coleman & Murray, blacksmiths.
Dare and Mendenhall, physicians.
Darnell & Fyffe, hardware.
Davenport & Phipps, brick manufacturers, Fisher Charles A, physician. Fulwider James H, blacksmith.
Gilkey Hotel, Joseph A Gilkey, propr.
Haworth Bros, stone tile manufacturers.
Hixson Robert O, R R and ex agt.
Hobbs Barnabas C Rev, (Friends).
Huff Crass K, live stock.
Kuhn M Viola, milliner.
Little & Hadley, dry goods, etc.
McCoy Willis M, postmaster and station- ery.
Mahuren James, pump manufacturer. Moore & Pifer, druggists.
Morrison E & Co, grain, implements and lumber.
Mote & Dare, shoemakers.
Murry J H & Co, lumber manufacturers ..
Newlin & Parker, carpenters. Outland Cornelius, live stock.
Parker Almot F, harnessmaker.
Phipps James, meat market. Pike Samnel A, meat market.
M. A. WOODY, LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. Good Horses. No. I Rigs. Special attention paid to the wants of traveling men. Reasonable rates.
BLOOMINGDALE, IND.
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
IRON ROOFING
For corrugated and crimpea, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Reynolds Mahlon, Druggist and Grocer.
Reynolds & Stanton, flour mill. Rifner Martha C, grocer. Siler Elwood C Rev, (Friends). Slatry James C, general store. Stanley Ella Miss, dressmaker. Tomlinson Andrew D, physician. Vickery Elkana S, justice.
Woodard John E, live stock. Woody John M, carpenter.
Woody M A, Livery Stable. (See Adv.) Woody Thomas B, grocer.
BLOOMING GROVE. Is a thrif- ty village of 150 inhabitants, located in township of same name, county of Frank- lin, 7 miles northwest of Brookville, the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Has tri-weekly stage communica- tion with Brookville; fare, 25 cents. T. E. Powers, postmaster.
Cooper William, live stock. Genn Thomas, machinist.
Genn & Fearis, saw and planing mill.
Genn & Kingery, Saw Mill.
Hays Lon, constable. Lynn W H, carpenter. Metzger Jacob, blacksmith.
Parrott Willis, Tile Manufacturer. Pettijohn Mattie E Miss, dressmaker. Powers T E, General Store. Remy W H, physician.
Roberts George E, blacksmith and machin- ist. Starr P J, general store. Wagoner M, shoemaker. Webb John, justice of the peace.
BLOOMINGPORT. Is situated in Washington township, Randolph county, 10 miles south of Winchester, the county seat and banking town, and 4 southwest of Lynn, its shipping station, on the G., R. & & I. R. R. Daily stage to Richmond; fare, 75 cents. With a population of 200, the village supports United Brethren and Methodist churches. Isaac N. Beeson, postmaster.
Baldwin G W, physician. Bales Joel F, blacksmith. Batcholer J W, cooper.
Batcholer & Nichols, druggists and gro- cers.
Beeson & Bales, General Store. Bright George H, general store. Chamness John, hotel. Cranor William, live stock. Davisson William, shoemaker. Engle A S, carpenter. Hockett & Duke, saw and flour mill. Hodson Jonathan Rev, (Friends). Hutchens J O, wagonmaker.
Johnson & Son, blacksmiths. Kenny Dr, physician.
Lennon John Rev, (Methodist). Morris N, carpenter. Nichols John, carpenter. Wall J L, physician.
BLOOMINGSBURGH. On the Tippecanoe river, in New Castle township, Fulton county, contains 150 inhabitants, and is situated 8 miles northeast of Roch- ester, the county seat and location of near- est bank. Tiosa, 3 miles west on I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y is the shipping depot. The river furnishes power here to operate 1 saw and 1 flour mill. Two churches are supported. Live stock and produce are shipped. F. P. Waugh, postmaster. Baugher William M, wagonmaker. Baxter J, blacksmith.
Bell Charles, grocer.
Bowman H, saw mill.
Bowman & Clymer, Flour Mill. Bugby BF, boots and shoes.
Busenburg Isaac, cattle dealer.
Clepper Frank, barber.
Clymer N J, physician.
Coplen'M V, cattle dealer.
Correll John, justice of the peace.
Ely Lewis, saw mill and stave factory.
Fish S R, physician. Grove S Y, hotel and meat market.
Murdick H, grocer.
Shank Dr, physician.
Turner F H, harnessmaker.
Ward H H, dry goods.
Waugh M D & T L, General Store.
BLOOMINGTON. An incorpora- ted city of 3,0000 inhabitants, the county seat of Monroe county, located on the L., N. A. & C. Ry., 50 miles southwest of In- dianapolis, and 98 northwest of Louisville. The most prominent feature of this city is the Indiana State University, an institu- tion that ranks first among the educational institutions of the State. This city has good county buildings, substantial business blocks, wide streets, handsome residences, and supports 5 churches, excellent graded schools, a national bank, 3 hotels, and 3 weekly newspapers-Progress, Telephone and Courier. Its manufacturing industries com- prise 2 flour mills, 2 spoke factories, a tan- nery, 2 stave factories, 1 woolen mill, an evaporator factory, 1 foundry, a planing mill, 1 plow factory, 1 bedstead factory, and a large chair factory. Its manufac- tories are all substantial concerns, and its commercial houses are successfully con- ducted. Ex., Adams and L., N. A. & C. Tel., W. U. Joseph G. McPheeters, jr., postmaster.
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Jahne & Co., Prop's, Jersey City, N. J.
E. C. ATKINS & CO.{ INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Allen William J, hardware. Alexander William J, wagon and plow maker.
Allison James B, photographer.
Allison William T, dentist.
Anderson J K & Co, grocers.
Atkinson George T, boots and shoes.
Axtell Andrew J, physician.
Baker Henry, baker and confectioner.
Bass Benjamin, barber.
Bates Henry S, shoemaker. Benckart George A, baker.
Bloomington Courier (weekly), Henry J Feltus, publisher.
Bloomington Telephone, Samuel W Brad- fute, publisher.
Bollenbacher George, boots and shoes.
Bollenbacher & Sons, spoke manufacturers. Bower John A Rev, (Presbyterian).
Bowman Peter, druggist.
Bradfute Samuel W, publisher Weekly Telephone. Breeden & Co, general store.
Browning William F, County Clerk.
Bryan George W, physician.
Burch William H Rev, (Methodist).
Buskirk & Duncan, lawyers.
Charpie A B Rev, (Baptist).
Clark William A, blacksmith.
Claspill & Smith, hardware.
Clay John H Rev, (Methodist).
Clayburn Washington B, carpenter.
Cochran Leverett F, jeweler.
Coffin Ezekiel T, real estate.
Cole Eliphalet P, Books, Station- ery, Wall Paper, Newspapers and Maga- zines, Frames and College Text Books. Collins & Karsell, grocers. Cooper Allie Miss, dressmaker.
Crain John W, dentist. Cron & Roseberry, meat market.
Davidson Christian, furniture.
Davis John W, merchant tailor. Demaree David L, flour and feed.
Dickey Rose A Mrs, milliner.
Dodds Clelland F, mayor and insurance agt.
Dodds James F, physician.
Dolan John C, staves and heading.
Dunn & Co, grocers. Dunning Paris C, lawyer. East & East, lawyers. Ehni John, merchant tailor. Emery William, saddles and harness. Falkner Francis M, propr National Hotel. Farmer & Cathcart, dressmakers.
Fedder J H, painter. Fee William O, general store. Feltus Henry J, publisher Courier. Field L S & Co, dry goods.
First National Bank; capital $120,000 ; John Waldron, prest; Walter E Wood- burn, cashr.
Friedley Harmon H, insurance agt. Friedley, Pearson & Friedley,
Lawyers. Fulk Richard A, county auditor. Gabe William A, publisher Republican Progress.
Gilmore Bros, wagonmakers.
Gilmore Robert, county recorder.
Graham John, insurance.
Gregory Margaret Mrs, milliner.
Greves J J & Son, grocers.
Greves Robert C, city clerk.
Griffy & Co, carpenters.
Grimes Silas, sheriff.
Harris John E, physician.
Henly Henry, city engineer.
Hewson Henry L, shoemaker.
High Milton, flour mill.
Hinds George P, gunsmith.
Holtzman A & Sons, woolen mill.
Hoover & Dobson, carriagemakers.
Howe Joshua O, jeweler and agt Adams Ex Company.
Howe J M & Son, dry goods.
Howe, Maxwell & Co, plow manufacturers. Hughes Ephraim H, barber.
Hugle Louis, restaurant.
Hunter Olive O'Mrs, boots, shoes and no- tions.
Indiana State University, Dr Lemuel Moss, prest.
Johnston Andrew W, grocer.
Kahn & Tannenbaum, clothing
Kerr John, wagonmaker.
Kerr Samuel M, shoemaker.
Krueger August, saloon.
Langley William L, confectioner.
Leffler Bros, flour mill.
Lindley Hiram, druggist.
Louden John H, insurance agt.
Louden & Miers, lawyers.
McCalla Christopher G, planing mill.
McCalla & Co, general store.
McConnel & Bault, meat market.
McGee Benjamin, clothing.
McGee Benjamin A, dentist.
McGee John M, county supt public schools.
McKinney Lawson E, county treas. McPheeters Joseph G, physician.
McPheeters Joseph G jr, postmaster and confectioner.
McPhetridge Jennie W Mrs, milliner.
Massey Andrew T, city assessor.
Massy & Beatly, painters.
Maxwell James D, physician.
Meadows Wade H, general store.
Mefford C C & Son, general store.
Millen Eli K, lawyer.
Mobley Charles A, dry goods.
Monroe County Library, Rich- ard A Fulk, Prest ; Robert Gilmore, Sec ; William F Browning, Treas; William H Jones, Librarian.
DIRECTORY OFFICE
R. L. POLK & CO., S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Fruits, Oysters and Canned Goods. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
UNION OYSTER CO., J. S. KELLER, Manager, 40 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Morgan James F, lawyer. Mulky James B, lawyer. Mullen Patrick, saloon. National Hotel, F M Falkner, propr. Nichols Hiram J, architect.
Orchard House, S M Orchard & Son, Proprs.
Orchard S M & Son, Proprs Or- chard House.
Purdue Calvin R, boots and shoes.
Perring Thomas C, agt L, N A & CR'y and Ex Company.
Perry & Perring, abstracts of title.
Phillips House, J M Phillips, propr.
Philput Allen B Rev, (Christian). Pitner John L Rev, (Methodist).
Pittman Jeremiah F, lawyer.
Proffit William, barber.
Raley D T & Co, grocers.
Reed W F & Son, saddles and harness.
Reeves George W, marshal.
Republican Progress (weekly), William A Gabe, publisher.
Rhorer Samuel K, general store.
Rogers I Milt, saddles and harness.
Rogers William P, city treasurer. Rogers & Bro, livery stable.
Rogers & Henley, lawyers.
Rott Minnie Mrs, baker and confectioner.
Ryan James, blacksmith and wagonmaker.
Ryors J H & Co, spoke and hub manufac- turers.
Sadler William R, lawyer.
Seward & Co, founders and machinists. Shaw David J Rev, (Covenanters).
Shoemaker John W, druggist.
Showers Bros, Bedstead Manufac- turers.
Showers, Dodds & Co, Chair
Manufacturers ; Cane and Perforated Seat Chairs in Oil Finish and Varnish.
Sluss James R, saloon. Smith John P, furniture. Stockwell John S, saloon.
Stuart & McPheeters, hardware.
Sudbury Tolbert H, marble works.
Tate William M, insurance and justice. Taylor William CL, lawyer. Throop John W, justice of the peace.
Tourner John A, physician.
Unverzagt J V Rev, (Catholic).
Vanzant Casper, Funeral Director, established in 1872. A first class estab- lishment in every respect, and the lead- ing concern of the kind in Monroe county. Voss Henry H, plasterer. Voss Washington T, barber. Waldror John, tanner and carrier. Walker & Bro, meat market. Wier Robert M, physician.
Wicks & Co, grocers and dry goods. Wilson Archibald H, grocer.
Wilson Francis Hon, judge 10th judicial circuit.
Worley & May, livery stable.
Worrell Isaac D, harnessmaker.
BLOUNTSVILLE. This is a vil- lage of 200 inhabitants, located in Stony Creek township, Henry county, 14 miles northeast of New Castle, the county seat, and 13 southeast of Muncie, the shipping, de- pot and banking town. It contains Metho- dist and Christian churches, 2 tile facto- ries, 2 saw mills and 1 furniture factory. Daily stage communication with Hagers- town and Muncie. I. T. Lake, postmaster. Bainter Samuel, restaurant.
Bar John S, tanner.
Bidwell J W, Druggist. Billhaner John, furniture manufacturer. Brewer Wesley, saw mill. Brewington J D, hotel.
Burch Erastus, shoemaker.
Chalfant Jonathan, blacksmith.
Connell R, blacksmith.
Hodgson & Reede, tile manufacturer and saw mill.
Howell Bros, meat market.
Howell J B, justice of the peace.
Lake J T, General Store.
Lake Rosa Mrs, dressmaker.
Luther William, drugs.
Rogers Oscar, shoemaker.
Ross Jonathan, physician.
Smelser G M, carpenter.
Smelser Reuben, wagonmaker.
Templin L Mrs, milliner.
Templin & Johnson, tile manufacturers.
BLUE CREEK. Is in Highland township, Franklin county, 6 miles south . of Brookville, the county seat, banking town and place of shipment. The hamlet contains 33 inhabitants, and a Lutheran church. Wheat and hogs are exported. Peter Quante, postmaster.
Beckman W, carpenter.
Bossert Abram, blacksmith.
Fosher H & Bro, saw mill.
Klemme Joseph F, general store.
Quante Peter, Boot and Shoe Manu- facturer. Schock Louis, cooper. Strathman H, blacksmith. Weber John, blacksmith.
BLUE GRASS. Is a settlement in Wayne township, Fulton county, possessed of 64 inhabitants, a Baptist church, and district school. It is located 14 miles south- west of Rochester, the county seat, banking town and usual place of shipment, Stage route to Logansport, Rochester, Big Indian and Royal Centre. J. T. Towery, postmaster.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants, Grain and Pro- visions. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
STUMPS BLASTED By the Original Hercules Powder.
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C. H. JENNE, Agent, No. 2912 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Barker Thomas, blacksmith.
Beattie, Barker & Co, saw mill.
Beattie S N, general store. Campbell C W, physician. Carroll John, carpenter.
Growell Emanuel, tanner. Kelly Patrick, saw mill.
Kendrick T W, blacksmith.
Kershner Edward, carpenter. Riggle J B, general store. Rush D H, carpenter.
Rush S T, carpenter. Towey JT, physician.
BLUE LICK. Is a post village of 38 inhabitants, located in Union township, Clark county, 17 miles north of Jefferson- ville, the county seat and location of near- est bank. Memphis, 2 miles east on the J., M. & I. R. R., is the shipping depot. Staves, ties, hoop poles and bark are the shipments. T. McDietz, postmaster.
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Hawes J J, stave and heading manufac- turer.
Hawes N W, stave and heading manufac- turer.
Hawes & Dietz, General Store.
McLellan Jasper, blacksmith and wagon- maker. McRose Joel, justice of the peace.
Willey J F, stave manufacturer and saw mill.
BLUE RIDGE. Formerly known as Cynthiana, is located in Liberiy town- ship, Shelby county, 8 miles eas. of Shelby- ville, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach. The village con- tains 100 inhabitants, and supports a Meth- odist church. William C. Yager, postmas- ter.
Austin Aaron, wagonmaker. Inlow J W, general store and physician. Jones E T, Justice of the Peace. Marshall J N, saw and flour mill. Mullen S A, carpenter and builder. Query & Freeland, tile factory. Query & Yeager, blacksmiths. Raynes Robert, physician. Stead James, shoemaker. Yeager S H, carpenter.
Yeager William C, General Store.
BLUE RIVER. Established as a postoffice in 1871, is a small hamlet, located in Polk township, Washington county, 11 miles southeast of Salem, the county seat. New Providence, 6 miles south on the L., N. A. & C. Ry., is the place of shipment. Population, 36. Hogs and tobacco are marketed. C. B. Wyatt, postmaster. Davis H Rev, (Christian). 1 Elrod Ely, justice of the peace.
Gray H L, blacksmith. Hughes E J, saw mill. Littell M Rev, (Christian). Wiley J F Rev, (Methodist). Wyatt C B, General Store.
BLUFF CREEK. Locally called Browntown, contains 58 inhabitants in White River township, Johnson county, 11 miles northwest of Franklin, the county seat and location of nearest bank, and 7 west of Whiteland, its shipping point on the J., M. & I. R. R. Live stock and grain are the shipments. Jacob G. Tresslar, post- master. Brown T J, hotel.
Dunn C C, general store.
Hibbs S. physician.
Jacobs James, meat market.
Jacobs P C, live stock.
McCollum & McCollum, carpenters.
Moody C, blacksmith.
Robinson James N, General Store.
Shufflebarger F, wagonmaker. Surface H H, cattle dealer.
Sweetser & Garner, carpenters. Tresslar JG, Physician.
Tresslar W H, cattle dealer.
Wood Jesse D, druggist.
BLUFF POINT. A post village of 60 inhabitants, located in Piketownship, Jay county, 6 miles south of Portland, the county seat and banking town. Collett, 34 miles northwest on the G., R. & I. R. R., is the nearest rail approach. Live stock is marketed. Jacob Sutton, postmaster. Baughman T J, shoemaker.
Bickel James A, general store.
Crowell J G, stock dealer.
Losch J G, justice of the peace.
Rarick IN, physician.
Skinner R M, carpenter.
Sutton Jacob, General Store.
BLUFFTON. The county seat of Wells county, is an incorporated city of 3,000 inhabitants, pleasantly located on the Wabash river, 25 miles south of Ft. Wayne, and 120 northeast of Indianapolis. It is traversed by the Ft. W., C. & L. . and T. C. & St. L. R. R's, and is surrounded by one of the most fertile agricultural districts in North- ern Indiana. The city is rapidly improv- ing, both in commerce and manufacture; a large number of new business blocks are under course of construction. Among its recent improvements is the county jail, erected in the winter of 1880-81, at a cost of $24,000, which is a very handsome struc- ture, and in fact, nearly all of its buildings, both public and private, are both substan- tial and handsome. Its principal business
THOS. H. CLAPP OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER, 93 North Pennsylvania St., New-Denison Hotel Block, INDIANAPOLIS. Dealer in Watches and Optical Goods. Oculists' prescriptions carefully filled. Cylindrical, Cataracts, etc., made to order.
Home Life Ins, Co.
Only requires TWO-THIRDS premium paid. Balance loan siz per cent. Affording Agents a great advantage.
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features consist of 3 hotels, 1 bank, 3 news- papers-Chronicle, Times and Banner; 3 flour mills, a pump factory, 2 foundries, a wash- ing machine and corn planter factory, 1 flax mill, 2 stave and heading factories, 4 saw mills, a pork-packing establishment, 1 planing mill, a bentwood factory, and 1 brick yard. Its educational and religious facilities consist of a large graded school and 5 churches - Methodist, Presbyter- ian, Baptist, Christian and Catholic. The assessed value of real and personal property of the city amounts to $850,000. Grain, lumber and live stock comprise the princi- pal shipments. Ex., U. S. and Am. Tel., W. U. George Arnold, postmaster.
Aker John W, pump manufacturer.
Arnold Charles A, publisher Bluffton Weekly Chronicle.
Arnold H C & Co, dry goods.
Ashbaucher Bros, clothing.
Baily Bros, barbers.
Baumgardner & Hatfield, dry goods.
Beal John E, county surveyor.
Bell James, livery.
Bender Harry, marble works.
Bigley John J, propr Exchange Hotel.
Blackburn T D & Bro, restaurant and bakery.
Blosser John, saloon. Bluffton Banner, S S Roth, publisher.
Bluffton Times, W P McMahon, publisher.
Bluffton Weekly Chronicle, C A Arnold, propr.
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Kapp & Gardner, stone quarry.
Kapp & Mosure, merchant tailors.
Karns Calvin H, wagonmaker.
Karns Frederick W, dentist.
Karns & Keller, marble works.
Keller & McDowell, brickmakers.
Kellerman Bros, grocers.
Kellogg Francis N, books and stationery.
Klick Emanuel D, carpenter and builder.
Kline Clemens J, barber.
Kohlin George, tailor.
Krehl Jacob F, leather and findings.
Lesh & Brickley, hardware.
Little Benjamin F, physician.
Mc Bride Warren, furniture.
McFarren George F, clothing.
McKendry J E & Son, stave and heading manufacturers.
McMahon William P, Publisher Bluffton Times.
Mason Bros, merchant tailors.
Mason Leonidas, physician.
Meck H J Rev, (Methodist).
Dailey, Mock & Bulger, abstract of titles.
Dailey & Mock, lawyers.
Dailey Samuel M, dry goods.
Davenport Lewis C, druggist. Deam James P, produce.
Deam, Lew & Co, grain dealers.
Deam Wilson & Son, livery.
De Long Joseph S, books and stationery.
Dick John U, harnessmaker.
Eaton T A R, vineyard.
Ernst William H, County Supt of Schools.
Evans William I, books and stationery.
Exchange Hotel, J J Bigby, propr.
Feeser John G & Sons, blacksmiths.
Fisher Henry, florist.
Fox John R, foundry.
France & French, lawyers.
Freeman Jackson W, druggist.
Fulton George E, physician.
Gettle John W, blacksmith.
Gorrell Andrew G, physician.
Gottschalk George J, shoemaker.
Griffin Emanuel, saloon.
Grimes George W, foundry.
Gutelius William A, druggist.
Hale James P, lawyer.
Hallen M Miss, dressmaker.
Harnish George A, photographer.
Harley G W & O, hardware.
Hartle & Son, grocers.
Horton Mary A Mrs, milliner.
Horton Manufacturing Company, corn planter and washing machine manufac- turers. Horton Theodore, vineyard.
Horton T & Son, physicians.
Horton, Weisell & Co, flax mill.
Houtz & Bewder, dry goods.
Justus Marcellus M, sheriff.
Bly Alfred F, wagonmaker.
Bruce John H, physician.
Brum & Sprague, blacksmiths.
Brown Jonathan L, harnessmaker.
Bugh John W, physician.
Bugh & Co, druggists.
Bulger David E, county recorder.
Burgan Cyrus S, flour mill.
Carr George T B, lawyer.
Central Hotel, Richard Rossington, propr. Christman Frank, baker.
* Christman Frederick, vineyard. Clark W R S, physician. Clark & Martin, contractors and builders. Clayton John C, flour mill. Colbert Lewis H, justice. Cook Bros, grocers. Copeland G G Rev, (Presbyterian).
. Craig William J, county clerk. Crosby Anna J Mrs, milliner. Crosby & Co, meat market. Cummings & Kellogg, saw mill. Cummuns Benjamin F, physician.
Mellott Manason, restaurant.
Melsheimer Charles T, physician and saw mill.
Miller Mattie Mrs, milliner.
Miller W B & Co, sewing machines.
Road Cart
MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS Manufactured on short notice. O. S. GILLETTE, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. See adv., page 6.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK,
PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, . IND.
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Montgomery E H, saw and planing mill. Morgan Benjamin E, jeweler. Mosure Ephraim, boots and shoes. Myers & Kinert, grocers.
Nimmons William B, stave and heading manufacturer.
North J & Bros, lumber dealers. North & Rinehart, saw mill.
Oliver House, Henry Townsend, propr. Oppenheim Albert, agt Am Ex. Company. Oppenheim & Son, cigar manufacturers.
Owens J W & Co, grocers. Poffenberger Ezra, meat market.
Popejoy Lawson, county treasurer.
Reider J H Rev, (Baptist).
Richey Harlan G, Meat Market. Ridgley Catherine Mrs, milliner. Ridgley James H, millinery. Rinehart & Vaughs, lawyers. Robison Peter L, dentist.
Rogers Philo, dry goods.
Rossington Richard, propr Central Hotel. Roth Samuel S, publisher Bluffton Banner. Roth & Padgett, real estate agts. Samuels W D Rev, (New Light). Saylor Robert Y, merchant tailor.
Shaffer Charles, produce.
Shaffer Charles jr, carriage painter. Sharpe A L, lawyer.
Shelly David M, Flour Mill. Shepherd & Williams, grocers.
Silver Win S, lawyer.
Smith David T, lawyer.
Smith Eri A, wagonmaker.
Smith Jacob H C, lawyer, justice and agt US Ex Company.
Smith J H & Co, bent wood manufacturers. Spake James W, agt Ft W, L & CR R. Staver Solomon, carpenter.
Stephenson William A, sewing machines.
Stout Jacob, Saloon. Studabaker John & Co, bankers.
Sturgis Elmore Y, County Auditor. Sturgis John E, druggist. Sturgis Thomas, dentist. Thoma Henry, furniture and undertaker. Thomas Eli, baker. Thomas William M, lawyer.
Todd Jacob J, lawyer. Townsend Henry, propr Oliver House. Tribolet Bros, clothing. Valentine Joseph S, grocer.
Venis George R, shoemaker. Wallace Henry C, jeweler. Warner Cyrene, jeweler.
Warring, Studabaker & Co, pork packers and grain dealers. White John H, barber. Whitney & Dougherty, lumber dealers. Wiecking Herman, cigar manufacturer. Williamson Bros, hardware.
Wilson Oscar F, dry goods.
Wisner & Mortimer, Gunsmiths.
Witthoff F C Rev, (German Reformed). Workman William, furniture dealer.
BOEHMER. Is a recently estab- lished postoffice in Salamonie township, Huntington county, on the T. D. & B. R. R., located 22 miles southeast of Huntington court house. Population, 25. Grain, hogs and produce are the principal shipments. Ex., Am. William Matlock, postmaster. Arnold G J, R R and ex agt. Jones J M, saw mill.
Matlock William, Postmaster.
BOGGSTOWN. A hamlet of 100 inhabitants, located on F. F. & M. Br. C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., in Sugar Creek town- ship, Shelby county, 9 miles northwest of Shelbyville, the county seat and banking town. Its shipments comprise grain lum- ber and live stock. Ex. Am. George W. Smith, postmaster.
Barker James H, Blacksmith. Beynon Thomas, saw mill. Carson J F, shoemaker.
Farrbrough B, live stock.
Gibson C A, live stock.
Gilmore M R, physician.
Hickman B, carpenter.
Hoop, Smith & Co, grain.
Kline Louis, shoemaker.
Rasp John, flour mill.
Sandefer S A, tile manufacturer.
Smith George W, Ex Agt.
Smith, Lee & Co, general store. Smith R N, R R agt. Strickler S L, physician.
Strickler, Smith & Co, general store.
Walker G F, wagonmaker and justice.
Wilson James, tile manufacturer. Winthorst F, blacksmith.
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, 2} miles north, on the O. &. M. Ry., is the nearest R. R. station. Mail tri-weekly. Mary A. Miller, postmaster.
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