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Davis H Rev (Christian).
Elrod Ely, justice of the peace.
Little John, saw mill.
Wilson Wiley, general store.
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.
Hibbs S, physician.
Jacobs James, meat market.
Jacobs P C, live stock and general store.
McCollum & McCollum, carpenters.
Moody C, blacksmith.
Robinson James N, Undertaker. Shufflebarger F, wagonmkr.
Smith Bros, saw mill.
Surface H H, cattle dealer.
Sweetser & Garner, carpenters.
Tresslar J G, Physician and Drug- gist.
Tresslar W H, cattle dealer.
BLUFF POINT. A post village of 60 inhabitants, located in Pike town- ship, Jay county, 6 miles south of Port- land, the county seat and banking town. Collett, 3} miles northwest on the G R & I R R. is the nearest rail approach. Live stock is marketed. Jacob Sutton, post- master.
Baughman T J, shoemkr.
Hudson Oct, general store.
Losch J G, justice of the peace. Rarick I N, physician.
Skinner R M, carpenter.
Sutton Jacob, General Store.
BLUFFTON. A flourishing in- corporated city of 3,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Wells county, is located on the Wabash river, Ft W C & L'and T C & St L R R, 25 miles south of Fort Wayne and 120 northeast of Indianapolis in an exceedingly fertile agricultural district.
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The city has increased very rapidly in commerce within the last two years, and several new business houses have recently been erected, prominent among which is the Bliss House, a model specimen of archi- tecture and a credit to the city. It has good county buildings, many fine resi- dences, and is supplied with a public library, 5 churches, a large graded school building, an opera house with a seating capacity of 500, 1 bank and 3 hotels. The press is represented by the Herald, daily and weekly, and the Chronicle, Times and
Banner issued weekly only. Prominent among its manufactories are 3 flour mills, pump factory, 2 foundries, flax mill, 2 stave factories, 4 saw mills, pork house, 2 planing mills, bentwood factory, washing machine and corn planter works. Grain, lumber and live stock are extensively ex- ported. US and Am Ex. W U Tel. S J Kelly, postmaster.
Acton Washington, Proprietor Occidental Saloon, 20 North Main.
Arnold Charles A, editor Bluffton Chron- icle.
Arnold H C & Co, dry goods.
Ashbaucher Bros, clothing.
Barton Taylor W, county surveyor.
Beard & Son, saw buck mnfrs and dealers in saws and saw repairers.
Bennett James R, grocer.
Bishop Andrew, barber.
Blessinger James B, hotel.
Bliss House, James Humphrey, Pro- prietor, corner Main and Washington.
Bluffton Banner (weekly), Sturges & Gor- rell, publrs.
Bluffton Chronicle (weekly), C A Arnold, editor.
Bluffton Manufacturing Co,
Mnfrs" of the Improved American Round Washing Machine, also Rotary Hand Corn Planters.
Bly Alfred F, wagonmkr.
Bugh & Co, druggists.
Bulger David E, hotel.
Burgan Cyrus S, flour mill.
Burwell Newton, lawyer.
Bratton Franklin A, grocer.
Brice John F, barber. Brickley & Beil, hardware.
Brown Jacob M, grocer.
Brown Jonathan L, harnessmkr.
Bruce John H, physician. Chalfant James E, saloon. Christman Frederic, vineyard.
Christman John, bakery and saloon.
Clayton John T, grocer and flour and grist mill.
Clark & Justus, agrl implements.
Clayton & Knight, grocers. Cliffton James H, insurance agt. Cook Bros, grocers.
Crosbie & Co, meat market.
Crosby Anna J, milliner. Cummins Benjamin F, physician.
Curry Amos, loan agt.
Dailey Samuel M, boots and shoes. Dailey & Mock, lawyers.
Daily and Weekly Herald, Wm
P McMahon Editor and Proprietor. Large circulation in Wells and adjoin- ing counties; 13 E Market.
Davenport Louis C, druggist.
Davis Bros, grocers.
Deam Harry, milliner.
Deam James P, county treasurer.
Deam Lew & Co, Dealers in Grain, Produce, Lime and Agricultural Imple- ments. 18 N Main.
Deam Wilson, livery.
DeLong Joseph S, variety store.
Dohner Levi B, blacksmith.
Dougherty John & Co, lumber.
Eaton T A R, vineyard.
Effinger F, insurance agt.
Ernst Wm H, county supt.
Evans Wm I, bookseller.
Falb David, saloon.
Feeser John G & Sons, carriage mnfrs.
France Charles, lawyer.
Freeman Jackson W, druggist.
Fulton George E, physician.
Gorrell & English, physicians.
Gregg Henry, physician.
Grimes George W, founder and machinist. Gutelius Wm A, druggist.
Hale James P, lawyer.
Harnish George A, photographer.
Hartle M T & Son, grocers.
Hofer Adolph, saloon.
Horton Theodore, vineyard.
Horton T & Son, physicians.
Humphrey James, Proprietor Bliss House, corner Main and Washington.
Justus Marcellius M, sheriff.
Kapp Wm S, mer tailor.
Karns Frederick W, dentist and saloon.
Keller Samuel J, postmaster, tile and brick mnfr.
Keller & McDowell, brick and drain tile mnfrs.
Kenagy Bros, flour mill.
King & Welty, mer tailors.
Krehl Jacob F, leather and hides.
Love Wm T, saloon.
Love & Bonham, livery.
Mc Bride Warren, furniture.
McClurg Albert, saloon.
McDowell Erastus B, county recorder.
McFarren George F, clothing.
McKendry John E, stave and heading mnfr.
McMahon Wm P, Editor and Pro- prietor daily and weekly Herald, 13 E Market. Martin & Martin, lawyers.
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Mason Leonidas, physician. Melsheimer Charles T, physician. Miller Charles M, grocer.
Miller Naaman T, County Auditor. Montgomery Elijah H, saw and planing mill.
Morgan Benjamin E, jeweler. Nimmons Wm B, staves and headings. North Jacob, saw mill. North Jerre, planing mill.
Nottingham John B, harnessmkr.
Occidental Saloon, Wash Acton, Proprietor, No 20 N Main. Aman & Bartlelay, marble works. Openheim Albert, agt W U Tel Co. Ormsby John H, county clerk. Poffenberger Alphon M, tailor.
Poffenberger Ezra, meat market.
Ridgley Kate. milliner. Robinson Laura, notions. Robison Peter L, dentist. Rogers Philo, dry goods. Sale James W, insurance agt.
Schoerpf Anthony, grocer.
Shaffer Charles, produce. Sharpe A L, lawyer. Shepherd & Clear, photographers.
Silver Win S, lawyer.
Sixbey Charles C, general store.
Smith David T, lawyer and justice. Smith Eri A, wagonmkr. Smith Jacob H C, lawyer and justice. Smith J H & Co, bent wood mnfrs.
Spake James W, R R agt. Spaulding Leander A, physician. Spillers & Meyers, barbers. Sprague Andrew M, blacksmith.
Staver Solomon, carpenter.
Stephenson Wm H, sewing machines. Stout Jacob, saloon. Studabaker James M Jr, insurance agt. Studabaker John & Co, bankers.
Sturgis John E, druggist.
Sturgis Thomas, dentist. Sturgis & Gorrell, publrs Bluffton Banner. Sunies & Beer, boots and shoes.
Thoma Henry, furniture and undertaker. Thomas Wm E, baker. Tribolet Bros, clothing.
Tully John, boots and shoes.
Vaughn E C, lawyer.
Venis George R, shoemkr.
Waring Frank T, publr Wells County Times.
Waring, Studabaker & Co, pork packers, grain, etc.
Warner Cyrene, jeweler.
Wells County Library, J H Arnsby, Pres; Naaman T Miller, Sec; E B McDowell, Treas; James P Hale, Li- brarian.
Wells County Times (weekly), F T War- ing, publ.
Wert Simon T, boots and shoes.
Western Union Telegraph Office, A Oppen- heim, manager. White Bros, bakers.
Wiecking Herman, Mnfr of the Famous Bluffton Cigar, n w cor Market and Johnson.
Wiley Arthur J, meat market.
Wiley B F & Sons, dry goods. Williams H B & Co, grocers. Williamson Bros, hardware.
Wilson, Todd & Duglay, lawyers. Workman Wm, furniture.
BOBO. Established in 1883, is a rural postoffice in St Marys township, Ad- ams county, on C & A Ry, 5 miles south- east of Decatur, the county seat and bank- ing town, and 100 northeast of Indianapo- lis. Population 40. Eli Smith, postmaster. Colter Henry, saw mill.
Coyle John, blacksmith.
Porter W P, carpenter and insurance. Su.ith Eli, general store.
BOEHMER. Is a recently estab- lished postoffice in Salmonie township, Huntington county, on the T D & BR R, located 22 miles southeast of Huntington court house. Banking town, Warren. Popu- lation 25. Grain, hogs and produce are the principal shipments. Ex, Am. Thom- as J Arnold, postmaster.
Arnold Thomas J, R R and express agt. Jones J M, saw mill.
BOGGSTOWN. A hamlet of 100 inhabitants, located on F F & M Br C I St L & CR R, in Sugar Creek township, Shelby county, 9 miles northwest of Shel- byville, the county seat and banking town. Its shipments comprise grain, lumber and live stock. Ex, Am. George W Smith, postmaster.
Barker James H, Blacksmith. Beynon Thomas, saw mill. Farrbrough B, live stock. Gibson C A, live stock.
Gilmore M R, physician.
Hickman B, carpenter.
Hoop, Smith & Co, grain.
Kline Louis, shoemkr.
Kline Nicholas, shoemkr.
Rasp John, flour mill. Sandefer S A, tile mnfr. Smith, Lee & Co, general store. Strickler J H, R R and express agt. Strickler J H & Co, general store.
Strickler S L, physician.
Walker G F, wagonmkr and justice. Wilson James, tile mnfr.
Winthorst F, blacksmith.
BONO. On White river, in township of same name, county of Lawrence, has 100
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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 rail- road station. Mail tri-weekly. Mary A Miller, postmaster.
Ferguson Anna, grain and stock dealer. Hopper I J, physician.
Knight Charles A, General Store. Knight Wm P, barber.
Malott Henry C, physician. Marks Thomas, grain and stock dealer. Miller Mary A, Hotel.
Montgomery A J, live stock.
Montgomery Polly Mrs, live stock.
Montgomery Sally, dressmkr.
Morris John T, grain and stock dealer.
Simpson Wm, grain and stock dealer. Smith B F, stock dealer.
Smith George W, stock dealer.
Smith James, justice of the peace. Talbott B F, stock dealer.
Voges John, stock dealer.
Wilfong Michael, blacksmith.
BOONE GROVE. Is a country postoffice located in Porter township and county, 10 miles south of Valparaiso, the county seat and banking town. Hay, grain and live stock are exported. Tri-weekly stage communication with Hebron and Valparaiso. J B Woods, postmaster. Bryant J E & Co, hay and grain. Pierce W S, general store.
Pontow Gus, general store.
Reher Henry, wagonmkr. Thineman Henry, lumber.
Waser George, blacksmith. Woods J B, General Store.
BOONVILLE. This incorporated town of 2,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Warrick county, i, located on the L E & St L R R, 18 miles east of Evansville, and 200 from Indianapolis. It was settled in 1818, and now has real and personal prop- erty (assessed value) aggregating $500,000, ยท and is supplied with 5 churches, 2 graded schools, 3 hotels and 1 bank. The press is represented by 2 weekly newspapers- Standard and Enquirer. The surrounding country is particularly adapted to the growth of tobacco, and the county is the most important tobacco growing district in Indiana. The tobacco stemming and drying house here is the largest in the state. Adams Ex. Tel, W U. George L Masters, postmaster. Allen Wm H, agrl implements.
Baker Aaron J, jeweler.
Baker Louis A, agrl implements. Baker & Schneider, drugs. Barker Wm L, insurance.
Becker August, Marble and Gran- ite Monuments. (See adv, page 127.)
Becker Jacob, saloon.
Beeler J S, physician.
Bennett Morris W, grocer.
Bethell John B, propr Farmers' House.
Bock Edward, harness.
Bohrer Bros, saloon and barbers.
Boonville Inquirer, Wm Swint, propr.
Boonville National Bank, L J Miller,- pres ; E W Bethell, cash.
Boonville Standard, R M Graham, propr.
Brown Eugene, saloon.
Bullivant Alice, dressmkr.
Bullock Franklin, general store.
Cady George W, saloon.
Cox Samuel B, commission.
Cromeans & Garwood, commission.
Dailey W W, physician.
Durr Bell, milliner.
Eckstein Leonard, grocer.
Edwards John V, dry goods.
Eilers Frederick G, baker.
Farmers' House, John B Bethell, propr.
Fellwick Wm, brick mnfr.
Ferguson Charles C, clothing.
Franz A & Son, Proprietors St. Charles Hotel.
Franz Jacob Jr, saloon.
Freck Andrew, boots and shoes.
Freeman Annie, clothing.
Gerhard Wm, general store.
Gordner Charles, carriage mnfr and livery.
Gordner Peter, livery.
Gough & Patterson, lawyers.
Graham Robert M, propr Booneville Stand- ard.
Gross Jacob, meats.
Guernsey John S, grocer.
Handy, Armstrong & Cockrun, lawyers.
Hargan Thomas J, physician.
Harpool John, blacksmith.
Hatfield & Hazen, lawyers.
Hebner Peter, jeweler.
Hepp Frank C, grocer.
Hoggatt Wm M, lawyer.
Honeycutt Andrew J, lawyer.
Hopkins Samuel, sewing machines.
Houghland Wm, feed.
Hudspeth J M & Co, dry goods.
Hunton Frank N, photographer.
Husk M J Mrs, propr Prince Albert Hotel.
Jacobs Morris S, Livery and Feed Stable. (See adv, page 127.)
Keifer Charles, physician.
Keiser Henry, shoemkr.
Kerr, Clark & Co, leaf tobacco.
Kindermann August, grocer.
Kindermann Wm, hardware.
Klostemier Bros, brick mnfrs.
Knapp Louise, drugs.
Koegel Frederick W, stationer.
Koegel Mary, grocer.
Kuntzman Louis, baker.
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Kuttersohn J F, flour mill. Lamar Thomas J, dentist. Lunenburg Wm, furniture and undertaker. Lutshaw Thomas, livery.
Lutz Philip, saloon. McCool Henry, carpenter.
McCourt John, saloon.
McCulla James H, clothing.
McKenney James W, dentist.
Matthewson Charles C, drugs.
Meyer Charles A, grocer. Newton John A, oculist.
Oatly & Hargrave, flour mill.
Picker Charles F, dry goods.
Prince Albert Hotel, Mrs M J Husk, propr. Reckert Frederick, furniture.
Reider George M, meats. Roth Andrew, carpenter. Roth George J & C, dry goods.
St Charles Hotel, A Franz & Son, Proprietors.
Scales Wm B, physician.
Scales Wilson, general store.
Schreifer Gustavus, hardware. Shafer Bros, stoves and undertakers. Shepherd Wm, justice of the peace.
Simon Patrick, saloon.
Stone Wm, blacksmith.
Sturgess Thomas, shoemkr.
Swint Wm, propr Boonville Inquirer.
Taylor John L, lawyer. Taylor & Hemenway, lawyers.
Thornburg & Pelzer, grocers and harness. Trisler John W, saloon.
Veeck Nicholas, wagonmkr.
Weyerbacher Jacob, barber.
Weyerbacher Wm, confectioner.
Wilde Godfrey O, druggist.
Wirebacker Louis, confectioner.
BOSTON. Township of same name, Wayne county, with a population of 250, is located 7 miles south of Richmond, the county seat, shipping point and nearest bank location. The village contains Meth- odist and Universalist churches, 2 saw mills and tile factory. Live stock and grain are the exports. Daily stage to Richmond ; fare 20 cents. John F Craig, postmaster. Bosworth & Young, painters. Clark Mary Rev (Universalist). Clark & Rhoads, blacksmiths.
Craig John F, General Store. Craig John L, saw mill. Davenport Amos, blacksmith.
Estep & Lamb, cattle dealers. Evans Wm H, drugs. Girten S & Son, tile mnfrs. Huber John, shoemkr. Jones W F, poultry breeder.
McCoy William R, Saw Mill. Pinnich G W, wagonmkr.
Ponlar David, justice of the peace.
Rife J J, physician. Rinehart Jacob, general store.
BOSTON STATION. Is located on the L E & St L RR, in Johnson town- shtp, Crawford county, 21 miles northwest of Leavenworth and 56 west of New Al- bany. Population 200. Ex, Adams. W H Ott, postmaster.
Bowers C W & Co, General Store. Butt M J & Son, general store. Cannavan J W, saloon.
Goldman Martin, grocer.
Harmon Wm, general store.
Kinkaid & Cummings, saloon.
Newton P F & Son, saw mill.
Ott W H, Agent Adams Express Com- pany. Seaton G L, grocer.
Stewart & Ott, furniture and stoves.
Titus J W, stave mnfr.
BOSTON STORE. Montgomery country. (See Elmdale.)
BOSWELL. This village of 475 in- habitants is situated on the L E & W Ry, in Grant township, Benton county, 9 miles southwest of Fowler court house. Oxford is the location of nearest bank. 1 week- ly newspaper -- The Courier -- is published. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. C H Miller, post- master.
Alexander R W, coal dealer.
Arebash. Mollie Mrs, milliner.
Arms Solon, grain elevator.
Bailey Bros, lawyers.
Boswell Courier (Weekly), C H Miller, Publisher.
Coffenberry Wm, carpenter.
Christley J B, physician.
Cones & Leach, hardware.
Foster C L & Co, boots, shoes and harness.
Gilger & McDaniel, dry goods.
Gillespie Bros, grocers and furniture.
Green J W, physician.
James Jennie Mrs, milliner.
McKnight J A & Co, general store.
Melvin M, grocer.
Menefee M, express agt.
Menefee & Bro, drugs.
Miller C H, Publisher Boswell Courier. Nagle J M, R R agt. Noll Bros, live stock.
Potter & Dunshee, livery.
Richards E Mrs, milliner.
Richards John L, lawyer. .
Rockhold John, plasterer.
Scheurenbrand John, tinner.
Shelton E T, live stock.
Smith O H & J, clothing.
Smith S P, grain elevator.
Smith & Eberly, blacksmiths.
Spies John, grocer and furniture.
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Stokes, Meyers & Co, carpenters. Weaks R H, restaurant and news. Whitcomb James H, physician and real estate.
BOUNDARY. Is the location of 100 persons in Pike township, Jay county, 7 miles southeast of Portland, the county seat and banking town. Ship to Union City, distant 14 miles, on P C & St Land C C C & I Rys. Produce, grain, wool and live stock are the exports. Daniel Hiester, postmaster.
Beart John, carpenter. Byard J A & George, tile mnfrs. Dickes Phillip, physician.
Hiester D & Son, General Store. Hiester D G, township trustee. Lindley Zenos, harnessmkr. Losch A H, saw mill. Losch & Byrd, drain tile mnfrs. Mann & Staley, flour mill.
Smith Levi, wagonmkr. West E B, blacksmith.
BOURBON. Is located on the P Ft W & C Ry, in Bourbon township, Mar- shal county, 10 miles southeast of Plymouth court house, and 125 miles from Indiana- polis. It is incorporated, has a population of 1,500, and contains 4 churches, graded school, an opera house, 1 bank, 3 hotels and 2 weekly newspapers, Mirror and Democrat. The manufactories here located comprise 2
flour mills, 3 brick yards, 2 saw mills, tile yard, planing mill, boat oar works, and 2 ax handle factories. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. Ignatius Mattingly, postmaster. Acker W J, saw mill.
Acker William J & Son, hardware.
Anstis Joseph, harnessmkr.
Armantraut A J, wagonmkr.
Barnes N E Mrs, milliner.
Barton & Lawrence, agrl implements.
Baugher Henry, wagonmkr.
Beals Sylvester, saloon.
Beck Bros, live stock, 2} miles s.
Belknap Alders A, cooper. Bendel Joseph, saloon.
Bose James Edward, baker.
Bourbon Democrat, Peter Hahn, publr.
Bourbon Elevator Company, George D Ellinger, Manager. (See adv, page 129.)
Bourbon House, J E Page, Pro- prietor. (See adv, page 129.)
Bourbon Mirror, Ignatius Mattingly, publr.
Bowman D & Son, druggists.
Brillhart Jeremiah, meat market.
Burket F M, dentist.
Central House, E H Galentine, propr.
Christy Andrew H, blacksmith.
Cook & Shadinger, books and stationery.
Davis Homer, flour mill.
Ellinger George D, Manager
Bourbon Elevator Company. (See adv, page 129.)
Firestone J F, vet surgeon.
August Becker, Dealer in Marble and Granite
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France Samuel, physician.
Galentine C V, Flour Mill.
Galentine E H, propr Central House.
Galentine Flour Mill, P M Noggle, Manager.
George R & Co, furniture.
Greer John F, marble worker.
Greer Oliver P, boots and shoes.
Griffin Frank P, R R and express agt. Hahn Peter, propr Bourbon Democrat.
Hinds M. E, jeweler.
Hines Ansel D, carriage mnfr.
Hupp Anderson & Son, blacksmith.
Hutts John, brick mnfr.
Iden John H, photographer. Keller George, meat market.
Ketcham O F, hardware.
Ketler Daniel, carpenter.
Klein Ellen J Mrs, grocer.
Lawrence, O'Brien & Co, general store. Linn T T, physician.
McCrum Calvin B, blacksmith.
McCrum James C, carriage mnfr.
Matchette A C, physician.
Matchette J H & Co, general store.
Matchette & Curran, druggists.
Mattingly Ignatius, propr Bourbon Mir- ror.
Metz Lewis, restaurant. Motz Adam, cooper.
Noggle P M, Manager Galentine Flour Mill.
Nothern Indiana Manufacturing & Lum- ber Co.
Orr Joseph F, confectioner.
Page John E, Proprietor Bourbon House. (See adv, page 129.)
Parks Condie M, druggist. Parks S D, justice.
Payne Callie Miss, millinery.
Patterson J H, harnessmkr.
Parker J H, justice. Pickett James W, barber. Plant James, shoemkr.
Power S R, general store.
Rice House, Wm Rice, prop.
Ringgenberry J C & C H, livery.
Roberts J W & Son, Flour, Feed and Country Produce. Fruits of all Kinds. (See adv, page 129.)
Sears' Opera House, Wm Sears, prop. Senour Alice, milliner. Short Robert, physician.
Spencer & Nicolay, barbers.
Sutch W A, furniture.
Thomas John D, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Will attend to Loans, Collections and Real Estate Bus- iness in Marshall county. Tyrell Hubbard H, insurance agt.
Vinecorn Mary, milliner.
Wackter & Haag, bakers.
Wade S U Rev (Methodist).
Walmer Daniel, boots and shoes.
White D, saloon. Zebley Wm H, blacksmith.
BOWERS. Settled in 1871, is the location of 50 persons in Sugar Creek township, Montgomery county, 12 miles northeast of Crawfordsville, the county seat. Nearest bank at Colfax. The Logansport Div T H & I Ry exports its surplus of wheat and live stock. George W Tucker, postmaster.'
Armstrong, Wm, saw mill and tile mnfr. Burk Thomas, general store.
Caster Wm, blacksmith.
Clouser D, flour mill.
Dunbar L M, grain.
Hoober Eugene, blacksmith.
Tucker George W, Physician.
BOWLING GREEN. This is an incorporated town of 700 inhabitants, lo- cated in Washington township, Clay county, 14 miles southeast of Brazil, the county seat and banking town, and 7 east of Saline City, on T H & S E R R. Both places mentioned are used as shipping stations. Bowling Green was formerly the county seat and is a pleasant village, surrounded by one of the most fertile farming districts in the county. Methodist, Christian, and Baptist churches are sustained. Daily stage to Brazil ; fare, $1. Abner Bo- hannon, postmaster.
Allen H P, physician. Bogle Jerome, painter.
Bogle John, justice of the peace.
Bosley Wat, lawyer and justice.
Boyer Martin, saw mill.
Buell Richard, livery.
Campbell Bros, Boots and Shoes.
Campbell RR, constable.
Cole S S, harnessmkr.
Cromwell Mary, hotel.
Dillon J H, livery.
Drake Daniel, agrl implements.
Harris D H, blacksmith.
Hobbs R S, live stock.
John Zenor, barber.
Keifner Frederick, meat market.
Miles W H, wagonmkr. Ray Allen, drugs.
Rodenbarger John, saloon.
Senseney John W, general store.
Sholl H, flour mill.
Sinders George, grocer.
Smith John T Rev (Methodist).
Stucki Frederick, distiller.
Taggart James, justice of the peace.
Talbott E P, physician.
Talbott George, barber. Teter George D, lawyer.
Thompson & Co, General Store.
Travis M J Mrs, milliner. Tressell John, lawyer.
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HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS 135 West Second St., CINCINNATI.
MODEL CLOTHING CO.{ Largest and most complete Clothing House in the State.
43 and 45 East Washington Street, and 18, 20 and 22 South Pennsylvania Street. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Wagner H W, shoemkr. Walker & Walker, druggists. Ward George W, grocer. Ward & Talbott, druggists. Weber George, saloon. Young John H, wagonmkr.
BOXLEY. Inhabited by 250 persons, is located in Adams township, Hamilton county, 15 miles northwest of Noblesville, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Sheridan 4 miles is the place of shipment. Methodist and Christian church- es are supported. Daily stage to Cicero. J M Richardson, postmaster.
Fisher Wm, hotel. Henrix Wm, justice. Hines L C, furniture.
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