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Bergstrom F, Boots and Shoes. Bergstrom H, saloon.
Bergstrom J, boots and shoes.
Blackwell T, flour mill and machinist.
Coulter J C, R R and ex agt and notary. Crapp William Rev, (Methodist).
Dem ass N, carpenter.
Diddie William, General Store. Gable Charles, blacksmith.
Gondring J, justice of the peace. Green H, drugs.
Hallman A C Rev, (Lutheran).
Harrigan Edward, saloon. Hillstrom & Co, organ manufacturers. Hylander Bros, general store.
Johnson C, saloon.
Jonas M, wagonmaker.
Jones E J, physician. Johnson G, hotel.
Johnson P H; General Store.
Khroll Father Rev, (Catholic).
Lundberg J, furniture and undertaker.
McHenry D, blacksmith.
Marr D D, Physician, Surgeon and Druggist.
Miller R E, physician.
Murphy J, cooper.
Patterson G, barber.
Pinney J, general store.
Quick Bros, hardware.
Schaper E, barber and jeweler.
Steiglitz C, boots and shoes.
Stemper, N, wagonmaker.
Stout W, saloon.
Taylor Bros, General Store.
Taylor J T, grain.
Young M, meat market.
CHESTNUTHILL. Is a post village of 50 inhabitants, located in Franklin town- ship, Washinton county, 10 miles east of Salem, the county seat, and 7 north of Henryville, its shipping depot, on the J., M. & I. R. R. Has I saw and 2 flour mills. H. N. Thompson, postmaster.
Ashabroner John, saw and flour mill.
Blankenbaker F M, blacksmith.
Casey & Bro, Flour Mill. Davis Henry Rev, (Christian).
Elliott A, shoemaker.
Kettry A, wagonmaker.
Layman J H, physician.
Sturdevant F, live stock.
Thompson H N, General Store. Williams James, cooper.
CHESTNUT RIDGE. Sixty-four miles south of Indianapolis, is a station on the J., M. & I. R. R., in Washington town- ship, Jackson county, 13 miles east of Brownstown, the county seat, and 5 south of Seymour, the location of nearest bank. Its exports consist of lumber, fruit, staves
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and heading. Adams Ex. F. E. Scott, postmaster.
Alpha J F, ex agt.
Chestnut Ridge Mill Company, saw mill and general store. Scott F E, Postmaster. Smith H J, lumber.
Sperry E, Hotel.
CHILI. Is a village and station on E. R. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y., located in Richland township, Miami county, 7 miles north of Peru, the county seat and banking place. Chili is on the Eel river, and con- tains 150 inhabitants, Baptist and Metho- dist churches. Ex., Pacific. N. C. Hall, postmaster.
Awalt George, druggist. Bain J B Rev, (Baptist). Belew J C, physician.
Brubaker A, Saw Mill.
Fike Parvin, wagonmaker.
Gilbert Frederick L, blacksmith.
Gilbert H, druggist.
Graham B R, physician. Hall N C, General Store. Hill Rev, (Methodist).
Musselman Samuel, flour mill.
Nichols Baurd, blacksmith. Ogden Henry, shoemaker. Ridenour David, physician. Williams G, Hotel.
CHIN A. Established as a postoffice in 1882, is the location of 15 families, in Shel- by township, Jefferson county, 7 miles north- east of Madison, the county seat, place of shipment and location of nearest bank. Produce is marketed Jacob Thinnes, post- master.
Birkly Max, shoemaker. Hall Jurd, blacksmith. Hester William, flour and saw mill. Leinenveber John, carpenter. Smidy David, saw and flour mill. Snabolt Joseph, blacksmith.
Thinnes Jacob, Grocer.
CHRISTIANSBURGH. Is a ru- ral postoffice, located in Van Buren town- ship, Brown county, 13 miles southeast of Nashville court house. Columbus, the shipping station and banking town, is 18 miles northeast. Population, 10. William Spaulding, postmaster.
Spaulding William, Blacksmith Wadsworth John, flour mill. Wadsworth William T, shoemaker. Wilson Samuel C, physician.
CHURUBUSCO. Is a prosperous incorporated town of 900 inhabitants, lo-
cated on Eel River Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y., in Smith township, Whitely county, 10 miles northeast of Columbia City, the county seat and banking town. It contains Methodist, United Brethren and Baptist churches, a graded school, 1 hotel, 1 saw mill and 1 flour mill and supports a semi- monthly newspaper-The White Elephant. Lumber and grain comprise its chief ex- . ports. Stage route to Albion and Heller's Corners. Ex., Pacific. Tel., W. U. Anes Yocum, postmaster.
Barnd Bros, druggists.
Barr S F, furniture and undertaker.
Beavers & Young, meat market.
Brown Charles, Livery and Agri- cultural Implements.
Cresswell John F, physician.
Deck John & Son, lumber and grain.
Diller John H, saloon.
Eby Samuel, saloon.
Gandy W S, justice of the peace.
Geiger Edward, barber.
Geiger William A, hardware.
Hosack & Kilfoy, wagonmakers.
Hughes & Spears, saw mill.
Isay Julius, meat market. Isherwood J L, dry goods.
Jackson E A Mrs, milliner. Kichler Jacob, baker. Kirchler & Bros, flour and grist mill.
Kinzy Gideon, gunsmith and ex agt.
Klepper Daniel, Carpenter, Con- ractor and Builder.
Kocher Martin, boots and shoes.
Larimore House, Thomas Lari- more, Propr.
Larimore Thomas, Propr Lari- more House. Lewis Solomon, saloon.
Magers F M, physician.
Maxwell George W, general store.
Mayer & Eichhold, general store.
Nickey W S & Bro, live stock.
Ort Joseph, shoemaker. Ott Geo W, grocer.
Patterson Charles W, harnessmaker.
Rhodes Thomas A, general store.
Rich John A, druggist.
Richards Joseph, general store. Richey & Craig, hardware.
Roberson A W, undertaker.
Shraff Allen P, cigars and tobacco. Simon Joseph, merchant tailor.
Simon Joshua, agt W, St L & P R'y. Squires James W, physician. Walburn George F, saloon.
Walkley Chauncey C, grocer.
Watson William, Photographer. White Elephant, Anes Yocum, publisher. Wyatt Henry M, saloon.
Yocum Anes, postmaster and publisher of White Elephant.
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CICERO. This enterprising incor- porated town of 1,000 inhabitants, is pleas- antly located on Cicero Creek, and I. P. & C. Div. W. St. L. & P. Ry, in Jackson town- ship, Hamilton county, 6 miles north of Noblesville, the county seat and banking town, and 28 north of Indianapolis. Its prominent features are 2 hotels, 1 flour mill, a saw mill, and an extensive heading factory. Its religious and educational ad- vantages are good, and comprise 4 churches -Methodist, Christian Lutheran and Ger- man-and a graded school of 4 departments. Heading, flour, grain, live stock and lum- ber, are the principal shipments. U. S. Ex., W. U. Tel. Thomas D. Neal, postmas- ter.
Carson & Teter, Heading Manufac- turers. Established 1878. Manufactures Annually 750,000 setts Flour Barrel Heading.
Church M A Rev, (Methodist).
Clifford L O, R R agt and lawyer.
Cottingham Ella, milliner.
Geiger, Collings & Co, General Store, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc.
Dale & Sisson, saw mills.
Dunham Samuel T, justice.
Edson & Gerber, Furniture Manu-
facturers and Dealers, and Undertakers. Undertaking made a Specialty. Will attend funerals in town or country. Fariss William H, grocer and notions. Flannagan James A, general store.
Gall William, Livery and Feed Sta- ble.
Good, David & Bro, general store.
Havens James W, shoemaker.
Harrison John J, live stock.
Hildebrand Henry, harnessmaker.
Hull Absalom D, restaurant.
Jacobs Asa, flour and feed.
Jacobs George, cabinetmaker.
Kinder Jasper N, hardware and drugs. Kinder & Kinder, general store. Kreag George, agt Greenfield Marble Works.
Kreag John, Propr Kreag House. Rates, $1 Per Day. Special Accommo- dations to Commercial Travelers.
Loehr Jacob, blacksmith. Martin Anthony, general store. Miessen Alfred, jeweler.
Mitchell Alfred, saddles and harness.
Neal John F, lawyer.
Neal Thomas, postmaster and general store. Neal William, Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
Nevelle Redmon, justice.
Nichols Joseph, barber.
Presley Rev, (Lutheran).
Quear Charles, wagonmaker.
Sanders Isaac M, physician.
Sanders Levina, drugs.
Scherer Charles B, general store. Scott Peter, blacksmith.
Shafer & Mushrush, Blacksmiths, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers. Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Shaul & Whaley, barbers.
Simpson A J, general store. Six Preston, general store.
Small Levi, propr Small House.
Smith Thomas B, live stock.
Smith William, tinsmith.
Sowers Henry F, meat market.
Stehman & Moore, flour mill.
Stephenson George R, shoemaker.
Stout Harrison H, physician.
Tucker Albert R, physician.
Urban Phillip, wagonmaker.
Warford Francis M, physician. Warford & Collings, druggists.
CINCINNATI. Inhabited by 150 persons, is a hamlet located in Centre town- ship, Greene county, 14 miles east of Bloom- field court house. Bloomington, 16 miles northeast, on the L., N. A. & C. R'y, is the nearest bank location, and the usual place of shipment. Lumber, staves and produce are exported. Richard W. Yoho, post- master.
Bingham J W, drugs.
Carmichael Thomas J, live stock and ho- tel.
Carter & Son, Saw and Flour Mill. Lankford Benjamin, barber and harness- maker.
Lawrence Henry, gunsmith.
Lentes H D, harness.
Norvell'T , Physician.
Perkins Asbury Rev, (Christian).
Razer & Lankford, harness.
Sparks & Sharr, livery.
Tatum Thomas Rev, (Baptist).
Van Meter Joseph, blacksmith.
Yoho R W, General Store.
CITIZENS. This office was estab- lished in 1881 for a farming community in Hudson township, Laporte county, and is located 15 miles northeast of Laporte court house. New Carlisle, 6 miles southeast on L. S. & M. S. R'y, is the shipping station and banking town. Semi-weekly stage to New Carlisle and Three Oaks, Mich. A. J. Hicks, postmaster.
Carothers R W, justice of the peace.
Hale S F Rev, (Methodist).
Hicks A J, Saw Mill. Hicks J L, physician.
CLARE. Is a post village of 50 in- habitants, located in Hamilton county, 4
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miles from Noblesville, the county seat, banking town, and nearest rail approach. Kauffman Joel, general store.
Scott William, Flour Mill.
CLARKE. Name of postoffice at Stone Station, on the G. R. & I. R'y, in Randolph county, 5 miles north of Win- chester, the county seat and banking town. Population, 16. Wheat and corn are the exports. T. Clarke, postmaster.
Johnson T H, General Store.
CLARKE STATION. On the Calumet river and P., Ft. W. & C. R'y, in Lake county, 18 miles north of Crown Point, the county seat. Ice is the principal exported article, the shipments ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 cars annually. Popula- tion, 105. Mail daily. R. J. Robey, post- master.
Baldwin J H, apiary.
Borchert A, saloon. Cline George T, real estate.
Kissner M, hotel.
Krewitz Charles, saloon and grocer.
Robey R J, Agt P, Ft W & C R'y. Washington Ice Comyany, ice dealers.
CLARK'S. Daviess county. (See Cannelburgh.)
CLARKSBURGH. This prosper- ous village of 400 inhabitants is located in Fugit township, Decatur county, 12 miles northwest of Greensburgh, the county seat, banking town, and nearest rail approach. Presbyterian, Christian, and Methodist churches are sustained. Produce and grain are its exports. Daily stage to Greens- burgh ; fare, 50 cents. A. C. Shumm, post- master.
Adams William E, carpenter. Bailey Benjamin, carpenter.
Beagles A, General Store. Beal C M, physician. Bodine A A, barber. Burns J L, painter. Burns M A Mrs, dressmaker.
Burrow William F, chair manufacturer. Cain C, druggist and physician. Chenoweth & Tipping, meat market. Clarkson L M Mrs, dressmaker.
Clarkson M L, carpenter. Edwards Oliver, constable.
Emmert Jacob, flour and saw mill. Emmert J, wagonmaker. Ewick William W, blacksmith. Ewick & Kincaid, milliners. Grey H, meat market and justice. Hamilton R P, lawyer. Hite M B, harnessmaker.
Humphrey W& J, Hotel and Black- smiths.
Lawrence Jesse, live stock.
Lewis N P Mrs, milliner.
McCaw James Rev, (Methodist).
McGowan L D Rev, (Christian).
Moore & Hite, General Store.
Niccols & Lawson, milliners.
Patterson E L, physician.
Patterson Hiram, blacksmith.
Ray Charles, blacksmith.
Ray Thomas, wagonmaker.
Ray W E, painter.
Russell B, drugs and groceries.
Shumm A C, Merchant Tailor and Clothing.
Smith J L, physician.
Tarplee James H, general store.
Thompson J, furniture and undertaker.
Weinland J G, hardware.
Wise R N, confectioner.
CLARK'S HILL. Originally known as Clarksville, is a thrifty villags of 270 inhabitants, located in Lauramie township, Tippecanoe county, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., 16 miles southeast of Lafayette, the county seat, and 48 northwest of Indiana- polis. Colfax, 5 miles southeast, supplies it with banking facilities. Churches, Meth- odist, United Brethren, Christian and Cath- olic. Exports, grain and produce. Ex., Am. Tel., W. U. George B. Rash, post- master.
Bowers Mattie L, Milliner.
Broomfield W H Rev, (Methodist).
Brown Hattie E, R R agt.
Burke Samuel, lawyer.
Clark D D, hotel.
Cowgill S Rev, (United Brethren).
Gery H L, flour mill.
Hall Slauter & Co, General Store.
Kincaid Scott, physician.
McKee Thomas G, live stock. Matthias Thomas, shoemaker.
Milligan J W, general store.
Rash George B, Notary Public and Ex Agt. Sabaree William, physician.
Seegers George, blacksmith. Shannan John, shoemaker. Wall J F, physician.
Wall W P, tile manufacturer.
Williams C, blacksmith.
Woodruff Elias & Son, wagonmakers.
Yeaman John O, carpenter.
CLARKSVILLE. A hamlet con- taining 200 inhabitants, located in Wayne township, Hamilton county, 5 miles east of Noblesville court house, the location of nearest bank and railroad station. Christ-
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ian and Methodist churches are sustained. Abe Caylor, postmaster. Alcorn William, grocer. Beckwith J B, grocer and drugs. Butler & Lutes, saw mill. Caylor Abe, Postmaster. Caylor I M, undertaker.
Caylor I M & Son, Grocers and No- tions.
Cruell CC, constable. Dick H S, wagonmaker. Kepler J, wagonmaker. Knarr J, barber.
McCarty L C, justice of the peace. Snider W H, harnessmaker. Spaffer E, blacksmith. Stern Peter, grocer.
Whitesell P P, physician.
CLARKSVILLE. Tippecanoe coun- ty. (See Clark's Hill.)
CLAY CITY. Was laid out in 1872. It has a population of 800, and is located near Eel river, on the T. H. & S. E. R. R., in Harrison township, Clay county, 20 miles south of Brazil court house. The vil- lage contains a Methodist church, district school, and supports 1 weekly newspaper- Independent. Coal, Inmber and wheat are the chief exports. . Adams ex. Ivan B. Harris, postmaster. Andrew John, coal mine.
Barker W Z, grocer.
Berger Bros, General Store. Bryson R, hardware. Burns U V, lawyer. Champer D, flour mill. Clay City Independent, W Travis, publisher. Cooprider & Fulkerson, grocers. Danhour J W, drugs.
Dorothy F M, general store. Elkins W C, lawyer.
Fleishman J G, Hardware. Fretz N, hotel. Gardner J T, lawyer.
Graber William, general store.
Harris Ivan B, Stationery. Horner F A, lawyer. Hyatt J F, grocer. Jett M L, drugs. Kayser George, boots and shoes.
Kline Peter, hotel. Langworthy J N, R R and ex agt. Mercer & Wilber, harness. Meyer L, saloon.
Middlemas D C, hardware.
Motter & Harris, Flour Mill.
Nohart & Ferrell, grain.
Sadler S C, general store. Smith J F, physician. Toney T W, saloon.
Wagner George W, hotel.
Warring J F, meat market.
Watts H & Co, general store. Watts & Coats, livery. White J W, saw and planing mill. Williamson G M, grain.
Witty A L, General Store. Witty B F, druggist. Woodruff & Turnkey, coal mine. Zook D I, physician.
CLAYPOOL. Is located on C., W. & M. and N. Y., C. & St. L. R. R's., in Clay township, Kosciusko county, 8 miles south of Warsaw, the county seat and banking town. Population, 150. Grain, live stock and lumber are shipped at the rate of 50 cars per month. Ex., U. S. Tel., W. U. A. J. Whittenberger, postmaster.
Arnold M W, pump manufacturer.
Benney L, saw mill. Bonse John, meat market.
Bopp William, constable.
Boyce John, live stock.
Bracket B D, druggist. Bright John, shoemaker.
Cline J W, physician.
Colbert J, agricultural implements.
Decker Thomas, cooper.
Dick Bro, saloon. Hazel J B, physician.
Henry William, barber.
Jordan George H, R R and ex agt. Noel James, blacksmith.
Sarber William, justice of the peace.
Sarber W L dentist and physician. Shoemaker J M, saw mill.
Tridle Elias, blacksmith.
Vanpner William, wagonmaker.
Warner Samuel, constable.
Wells Mary D, hotel.
Whittenberger A J, General Store and Grain.
CLAYSVILLE. Huntington county. (See Bracken.) .
CLAYSVILLE. This hamlet con- tains a population of 50 in Vernon town- ship, Washington county, 10 miles west of Salem, the county seat and banking town. Campbellsburgh, 32 miles north, on the L., N., A. & C. R'y, is the shipping station. Tri-weekly stage to Campbellsburgh ; fare, 25 cents. Joseph B. Shanks, postmaster. Child A B, lawyer.
Ralston John justice of the peace. Shanks D K, carpenter.
Shanks Joseph B, Postmaster.
CLAYTON. On the St. L., V., T. H. & I. R. R., in Liberty township, Hen- dricks county, is a very thrifty village of 450 inhabitants, located 20 miles west of
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Indianapolis and 5 south of Danville, the county seat. Clayton contains 4 churches -Methodist, Baptist, Christian and Pres- byterian-1 flour mill, a plow beam fac- tory, saw mill, tile factory, brickyard, 1 hotel and a private bank. Wheat, live stock and lumber are the principal shipments. Ex., Am. John L. Tumey; postmaster. Acton Aaron, saw mill.
Allen Thomas, drugs.
Bray L T Rev, (Baptist), and physician. Byram & Son, pump manufacturers.
Clark & Harrison, General Store and Flour Mill.
Cline David, furniture.
Cook Isaac, meat market.
Cutshall James, shoemaker. Dryden T F, physician. Emerson & Co, plow beam factory. Esman & Amos, file factory.
Estes E Rev, (Baptist).
Falkner William, harness.
Gilbert A K, physician. Golden George, blacksmith.
Hall J H, painter.
Hall S B, grocer. Harkrider & Coble, livery stable.
Hopwood M R, meat market. Hufford David, carpenter. Jackson Jehu Mrs, notions. Jones Smith, druggist. Johnson Bros, bankers.
Johnson Bro & Co, Grain and Gen- eral Store.
Kelly Joseph H, barber.
Lincoln B C, restaurant.
Lincoln Henry, machinist and carpenter. Lockhart Thomas Rev, (Christian).
McHaffie Frank, hotel.
Mann F Miss, R R agt.
Mannon Miss, milliner and dressmaker.
Martin A E Mrs, milliner and dressmaker. Morgan Mark, shoemaker.
Morgan M T, tailor. Patterson J S, wagonmaker. Ragan W A, nursery.
Rankin R P, carpenter. Rhodes Joseph H, carriage painter. Rynerson William, blreksmith. Stone John, brick manufacturer. Tumey J L, Postmaster. Wills J S, justice of the peace.
CLEAR CREEK. A station and postoffice on line of the L., N. A. & C. R'y, in Perry township, Monroe county, 32 miles south of Bloomington, the county seat and banking town. Population, 50. Lumber and live stock are shipped. Ex., Adams. P. B. Martin, postmaster.
Butcher James H, carpenter. Chambers William, lumber. Dillman H F, lumber.
Dodd James, physician.
Dowder J L, live stock and grain.
Martin P B, General Store, Grain and R R Agt. Robinson James N, blacksmith.
Wyman Walter, blacksmith and wagon- maker.
CLEONA. Is a rural postoffice, lo- cated in Hamblen township, Brown county, 9 miles northeast of Nashville court house, and 15southwest of Edinburgh, its shipping. depot, on the J., M. & I. R. R. L. J. McIlvain, postmaster.
McIlvain L J, Farmer. Taggart W P, saw mill.
CLERMONT. Is located in Wayne township, Marion county, on the I., B. & W. R'y, 9 miles northwest of Indianapolis. The village contains 300 inhabitants, 3 churches-Methodist, Christian and Pres- byterian-and exports grain and live stock. J. N. Johnson, postmaster.
Davidson W A, wagonmaker.
Earhart Charles, blacksmith.
Englehart Martin, blacksmith. Gallard George, shoemaker.
Henning J A, physician and drugs.
Horlrig S E, saw mill.
Johnson E V, general store.
Johnson J N & Bro, General Store. McCray S T, grocer and barber.
Parker Alfred, cooper.
Turpin H W, hotel.
Turpin T M Mrs, milliner.
CLEVELAND. Twenty-seven miles east of Indianapolis, is a village possessed of 100 inhabitants, located on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Jackson township, Hancock county, 6} miles east of Greenfield, the county seat. Ex., Adams. Emma A Bid- good, postmaster. Bevil Ira, shoemaker. Bidgood Emma A, postmaster.
Bidgood R B, Grocer.
Hatfield George W, grain.
Hatfield Joseph E, R R and ex agt.
Hess M M, physician.
Kinder Joseph, painter.
Lane Winfield, carpenter.
McDougall Nathan, blacksmith. Ross R H, carpenter.
Scott John S, carpenter.
Thomas J E & Bro, Dry Goods. Trees James, physician.
CLIFFORD. Astation on C. C. Br. J., M. & I. R. R., located in Flatrock town- ship, Bartholomew county, 72 miles north- east of Columbus, the county seat and near- est bank location. The village has a popu-
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lation of 183, and Methodist and Christian churches. Grain and walnut logs are the shipments. Ex., Adams. Telephone con- nection with Columbus. W. H. Butler,
postmaster. Aton Henry, blacksmith. Barb J, wagonmaker.
Butler C H, physician.
Butler W H, Job Printer and Justice. Cowles, Norton & Cox, saw mill.
Everroad Charles, plasterer.
Foust Henry, grocer.
Quillen S, barber.
Lee Howard, live stock.
Link William, general store and grain.
Newton Thomas, General Store and Grain.
Steenbarger James, poultry breeder.
Steenbarger R F, shoemaker.
Talbert F, lumber.
Talkington Lafayette, carpenter.
Thayer J W, Harnessmaker. Williams William, photographer.
CLIFTON. With 65 inhabitants, is a hamlet located in Brownsville township, Union county, 4 miles northwest of Liberty, the county seat, shipping depot and bank- ing town. Butter, eggs, wheat and corn are marketed. Tri-weekly stage communi- cation with Liberty and Richmond. W. W. Snyder, postmaster.
Beedle G R, wagonmaker.
Benham Samson, justice of the peace.
Diel David, blacksmith.
Hann H C, R R agt.
Landis Joseph, ex agt.
Price D W, flour mill.
Smelser & Teeguarden, threshers.
Snyder & Jarrell, General Store. Steele Robert, physician and justice.
Teeguarden E F, live stock and saw mill.
CLIFTY. Known locally as Mil- ford, is a thrifty village of 200 inhabitants, located in Clay township, Decatur county, 8 miles west of Greensburg, the county seat and banking town. Adams, 42 miles north- east on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., is the shipping depot. Clifty creek furnishes power to drive 1 flour mill. Daily stage to Hope and Greensburg; fare to either place 35 cents. E. Butler, postmaster.
Alexander J H, physician.
Barnes J V, hotel. Brinker & Smith, blacksmiths.
Brinley & Vanostrine, wagonmakers. Brown George, livery.
Butler E, General Store.
Crawford George, physician.
Critzer Henry R, flour mill.
Dashiell J W Rev, (Methodist). Inman J L, druggist and grocer.
Phillips William, druggist and grocer. Reeves U G, physician.
Rothschild S, General Store. Weaver John H, shoemaker.
CLINTON. With a population of 1,200, is pleasantly located on the Wabash River and C. & E. I. R. R., 87 miles west of Indianapolis, and 16 south of Newport, the county seat and banking town. This is the chief commercial town of the county, and contains Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a graded school, 2 hotels, a week- ly newspaper-Herald-1 flour mill, a tile factory, 1 saw mill, 1 foundry, and 2 grain elevators. The most important branch of commerce here is coal mining, there being no less than 6 large mines in operation, which produce large quantities of excellent bituminous coal. These mines are a great source of wealth to the place, and their de- posits bid fair to last several years. Grain and coal are extensively shipped. Ex., Am. Tel., W. U. John Leiton, postmaster. Alexander & Cannon, coal miners.
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