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miles northwest of Spencer, the county seat and banking town. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. George W McCoy, postmaster. Abbott H N, blacksmith.
Abbott Martin, carpenter.
Austin T R, physician.
Blackford W H & J C, coopers. Boys John, agrl implements. Boys T J, shoemkr.
"Brown L R & Son, Flour Mill. Buxton D S, butcher.
Chrisney J B, general store and hotel.
"Courcier C F, shoemkr.
Fella J M, saloon.
Gosborough E, general store and hotel.
Gosborough & Chesney, prodnce. Houston George, hotel and saloon.
Johnson J I, livery.
Johnson Matilda, hotel.
Kramer Wm, live stock.
Lee A J & Bro, general store. McCoy G W, Physician.
McCoy Luther, lawyer and insurance.
Quick C, blacksmith.
Smith D J, justice of the peace.
Smith J R, physician.
Thompson S V, saloon.
CHURUBUSCO. Is located on E E Div W St L & P Ry, in Smith town- ship, Whitley county, 10 miles northeast of Columbia City,the county seat and banking town. It is a thrifty incorporated town of 900 inhabitants, supplied with Methodist, Baptist and United Brethren churches, 1 hotel, and a weekly newspaper, The People. Lumber and grain are shipped. Stage route to Albion and Hellers Corners. Pa- cific Ex. W U Tel. George W Ott, post- master.
Aldrich Perrin H, physician.
Ball Wm, lumber mnfr.
Barr Nettie, dressmkr. Barr Samuel F, furniture.
Beavers Nathan W, grocer.
Brand John W, druggist.
Brand & Shoof, druggists.
Brown Vallorous, Wholesale Mnfr and Shipper of Hardwood Lumber, Planing Mill.
Clark Rhoda H, dressmkr.
Criswell John F, physician.
Cutter Edward E, blacksmith.
Deardorff Ella, music teacher.
Deardorff Octavius, harness, etc.
Diller John H, saloon.
Diller Levi, lumber mnfr, 5 miles n. Forsyth Ida A, millinery.
Gandy Otho J, apiarist, 3 miles w. Gandy Wm S, lawyer and insurance agt. Gandy & Nickey, lumber and live stock. Geiger Edward, barber. Geiger Wm A & Co, hardware. Geiger & Deck, livery stable.
Gruber Wilbur S, agt W St L & P Ry.
Hager & Hosack, carriagemkrs.
Herron David, lumber mnfr, 4} miles n e. Hosack Joseph, wagonmkr.
Hossler Levi, lumber mnfr, 4 miles n.
Hughes David H, cigar mnfr.
Hughes Wm H, barber.
Isherwood & Carter, general store.
Keller Isaac N, agrl implements.
Kichler Jacob, baker and grocer.
Kichler & Bro, flour mill.
Kinsey Bros, proprs The People.
Kinzy Gideon, gunsmith.
Klepper Daniel, carpenter.
Kocher Martin, boots and shoes.
Lamar Bros, plasterers.
Larimore House, George W Stites, propr.
Long Joseph O, apiarist, 3 miles s w.
Loudy Frank P, painter.
McCullough Bros, painters.
McGuire Howard, saloon.
Magers Francis M, druggist and physician.
Magers Mary E Mrs, millinery.
Markwalder & Dull, lumber mnfrs, 4 miles n w.
Mayer & Eichhold, general store.
Miller Edward Rev (Church of God).
Miller Levi H, plasterer.
Nickey David W, live stock, 3 miles w.
Nickey Jacob W, live stock, 3 miles w.
Nickey W S & Co, live stock, 2 miles s.
Orndorf John W, Justice of the Peace, Collector and Lawyer. Ort Joseph, shoemkr.
Ott George W, grocer.
Ressler & Swihart, wagonmkrs.
Rhodes James W Rev (United Brethren).
Rhodes Thomas A, general store.
Richards George, general store.
Richey & Craig, hardware.
Roberson A W, undertaker, 3 miles s
Rockhill James W, saloon.
Salmon J C, physician.
Shoaff Allen P, musical instruments.
Simon Joshua, saloon.
Stagle Wm W, meat market.
Stiles George W, propr Larimore House.
Squires Anima Buchanan Mrs, music teacher.
Squires James H, physician.
The People (weekly), Kinsey Bros, proprs. Union Hall, J W Brand, manager.
Walburn George F, grocer.
Watson Wm, Artist and Photo- grapher. Widdifield George B, jeweler.
Winans Jasper W Rev (Baptist).
CICERO. Is pleasantly located on Cicero creek and I P & C Div W W St L & P Ry, in Jackson township, Hamilton county, 6 miles north of Noblesville, the county seat and banking town, and 28 north of In- dianapolis. This is a thrifty, incorporated
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town of 1,000 inhabitants, surrounded by a fertile farming district and supplied with 4 churches, a graded school, 2 hotels, 1 flour mill and 1 saw mill. Flour, grain, lumber and live stock are the principal shipments. Ex, US. Tel, W U. Thomas D Neal, postmaster.
Beall Thomas H C Rev (Methodist).
Clifford LO, lawyer.
Cottingham L O, milliner.
Dale G H, grocer. Dane & Stant, saw mill.
Dunham Samuel T, justice. Faris Wm H & Son, general store. Flannagan James A, clothing.
Foster John, Painter and Contractor. Gall William, Livery and Feed Sta-
ble, also Dealer in Carriages and Bug- gies.
Good David & Bro, general store.
Grissom James, shoemkr.
Harrison John J, live stock.
Hildebrand Henry, harnessmkr.
Hull A D, confectioner.
Jacobs George, cabinetmkr.
Kepner J P, furniture and undertaker.
Kinder Hezekiah, hardware and drugs. Kreag George,agt Greenfield marble works. Kreag House, John Kreag, Proprie- tor ; Rates $1 per day ; Special accom- modations to Commercial Travelers.
Martin Neal & Co., grocers. Miessen Alfred, jeweler.
Mitchell Alfred, harnessmkr,
Mitchell James L, Sign Writer.
Mullen Barney, druggist.
Mushrush & Shaefer, blacksmiths.
Neal Thomas D, general store.
Neal William, Attorney at Law
and Notary Public. Nevelle Redmon, justice.
Nichols J W, saloon. Presley Rev (Lutheran). Quear Charles, wagonmkr.
Ridgway Solomon E, billiards.
Royer E, confectioner.
Sanders Isaac M, physician.
Shannon S D, agrI implements. Shannon T E, barber.
Simpson A J, general store.
Six Preston, general store.
Small Elizabeth, propr Small House.
Smith M E, Stoves and Tinware, Glassware and Queensware, and Kitchen Outfits.
Smith Thomas B, live stock. Sowers Henry F, meat market.
Stanton William, House and Sign Painter.
Stehman Henry, flour mill.
Stephenson George R, shoemkr. Stout Harrison H, physician. Tucker Albert R, physician.
Urban Phillip, wagonmkr.
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, 14 miles northeast, on the L N A & C Ry, is the nearest bank location, and Owensburgh, 7 miles distant, place of shipment. Lumber, staves and produce are exported. Richard W Yoho, postmaster.
Carmichael Thomas J, live stock and hotel. Deckard M & Co, drugs.
Garrison Lawrence, blacksmith and justice. Floyd & Meredith, carpenters.
Lawrence Henry, gunsmith.
Sharr John, livery.
Van Meter Joseph, blacksmith.
Van Meter J B, saloon.
Westmorland Horace, barber.
Yoho R W, general store.
CLARE. Is a post village of 50 in- habitants, located in Hamilton county, 4 miles from Noblesville, the county seat, banking town, and nearest rail approach. Joel Kauffman, postmaster.
Husted B F, saw mill.
Kauffman Joel, general store.
Martin Jacob, blacksmith.
Scott William, Flour Mill.
CLARKE. Name of postoffice at Stone Station, on the G R & I Ry, in Ran- dolph county, 5 miles north of Winches- ter, the county seat and banking town. Population 25. Wheat and corn are the exports. T Clarke, postmaster.
Johnson Peyton, General Store.
CLARKE STATION. On the Calumet river and P Ft W & C Ry, in Lake county, 18 miles north of Crown Point, the county seat." Ice is the princi- pal exported article, the shipments ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 cars annually. Popu- lation 110. Mail daily. J Rayder, post- master.
Borchert A, saloon.
Brown Frederick, apiary.
Cline George T, real estate. Cole WS, R R agt.
Cunert E, saloon.
Hargen J, grocer.
Kissner M, hotel.
Washington Ice Company, ice dealers.
CLARKSBURGH. This prosper- ous village of 500 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
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churches are sustained. Produce and grain are its exports. Daily stage to Greens- burgh; fare, 50 cents. A C Shumm, post- master. Adams Wm E. carpenter. Beagles A, General Store. Beal C M, physician. Bodine A A, barber. Burns J L, harnessmkr. Burns M A Mrs, dressmkr. Burrow Wm F, chair mnfr. Cain C, druggist and physician. Chenoweth A. A, meat market. Clarkson & Hoke, carpenters. Emmert Jacob, flour and saw mill.
Emmert J, wagonmkr. Ewick Wm W, blacksmith and hotel. Ewick & Kincaid, milliners. Grey H, meat market and justice. Hamilton R P, lawyer. Hatton Wm E, apiary."
Humphrey W, Hotel and Black- smith.
Jarrard Jesse, pianos and organs. Kincaid & Federly, carpenters. Lawson Jesse, live stock. Lewis N P Mrs, milliner. Logan H M, live stock.
Moore & Hite, General Store. Nebro J K, live stock.
Patterson Hiram, blacksmith. Ray Charles, blacksmith. Ray Thomas, wagonmkr.
Ray W E, painter. Roach John, harnessmkr.
Russell B, drugs and groceries. Shumm Percy, blacksmith.
Smith J L, physician. Tarplee James H, general store. Tarplee & Burt, general store. Thompson J, furniture and undertaker. Weinland J G, hardware and tinware. Winker & Christian, tile mnfrs. Wise R N, confectioner and shoemkr.
CLARK'S HILL. Originally known as Clarksville, is a thrifty village of 270 inhabitants, located in Lauramie township, Tippecanoe county, on the C I St L & CR 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. 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. Milligan J W, general store.
Moore Clark, shoemkr.
Rash George B, Notary Public and Express Agent. Sabaree Wm, physician. Seegers George, blacksmith. Shannan John, shoemkr.
Wall W P, tile mnfr.
Weaver Charles H, grocer. Williams C, blacksmith.
Woodruff Elias & Son, wagonmkrs. Yeaman John O, carpenter.
CLARKSVILLE. A hamlet con- tains 200 inhabitants, located in Wayne township, Hamilton county, 5 miles east of Nobleville court house, the location of the nearest bank and railroad station. Chris- tian and Methodist churches are sustained. Abe Caylor, postmaster.
Butler Thomas, saw mill.
Caylor Abe, Grocer and Druggist. Caylor I M, undertaker.
Caylor I M & Son, Grocers and No- tions.
Caylor J, wagonmkr.
Cruell C C, constable.
Kepler J, wagonmkr.
Knarr J, barber.
Murphy J M, physician.
Shafer E W, blacksmith.
Snider W H, harnessmkr.
Whitesell P P, physician.
CLAY CITY. Was laid out in 1872. It has a population of 1,000, and is located on Eel river, on the T H & SER R, in Harrison township, Clay county, 20 miles south of Brazil court house. The village contains a Methodist church, district schoool and supports 1 weekly newspaper- Independent. Coal, lumber and wheat are the chief exports. Adams Ex. Ivan B Harris, postmaster. Andrew John, coal mine.
Berger Bros, General Store. Block Bros, general store.
Bryson R, hardware.
Burns U V, lawyer.
Champer D, flour mill.
Clay City Independent, W Travis, publr.
Danhour J W, drugs.
Dorothy F M, general store.
Elkins W C, lawyer.
Fulkerson A J, grocer.
Gardner J T, lawyer.
Graber Wm, general store.
Harris Ivan B, Stationery. Horner F A, lawyer.
Hyatt J F, grocer.
Kayser George, saloon. Kline Peter, hotel.
Langworthy J N, R R and ex agt.
Meyer L, saloon. Middlemas D C, hardware.
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Thompson Jett & Wills, bankers.
Toney T W, saloon and grain.
Warner W J, saw and planing mill. Warring J F, meat market. Watts H & Co, general store. Watts J J, livery. White S A, drugs. Wilber J C, harness. Williamson G M, grain. Zook D I, physician.
CLAYPOOL. Is located on C W & M and N Y C & St L R Rs, in Clay town- ship, Kosciusko county, 8 miles south of Warsaw, the county seat and banking town. Population 300. Grain live stock and lum- ber are shipped at the rate of 50 cars per month. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. A J Whit- tenberger, postmaster. Arnold M W, pump mnfr.
Benney L, saw mill.
Bonse John, meat market.
Bopp Wm, constable. Bracket B D, druggist.
Brown G W, physician.
Caldwell & Son, grain. Colbert J, agrl implements.
Decker Thomas, cooper. Epler Wm O, hotel.
Hatfield C L., grocer.
Henry Samuel, shoemkr.
Henry Wm, barber.
Hazel J B, physician.
Jordon G W, R R agt. Ketchum George, physician.
Louer Bros, broommkrs.
Moyer & Haynes, tile mnfrs.
Noel James & Davis, blacksmiths. Ord John, shoemkr. Sarber Wm, justice of the peace.
Seaman T C & Co, stave mnfrs.
Shoemaker J M, saw mill.
Smith David, live stock. Tridle Elias, blacksmith. Vampner Wm, wagonmkr.
Wann L C & Co, general store. Warner Samuel, constable. Wells Mary D, hotel.
Whittenberger A J, General Store and Grain. Worley W W, R R agt.
CLAYSVILLE. Huntington county. (See Bracken.)
CLAYSVILLE. This hamlet con- tains a population of 40, in Vernon town- ship, Washington county, 10 miles west of Salem, the county seat and banking town. Campbellsburgh 3} miles north, on the L N A & C Ry, is the shipping station. Daily stage to Campbellsburgh ; fare 25 cents. Jo- seph B Shanks, postmaster. Child A B, lawyer.
Child R B, lawyer and physician. Lemon E S, live stock.
Ralston John, justice of the peace. Shanks D K, carpenter.
Shanks Joseph B, Postmaster. Shanks & Bro, grocers.
CLAYTON. On the St L V TH & I R R, in Liberty township, Hendricks county, is a very thrifty village of 400 in- habitants, located 20 miles west of Indi- anapolis 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 ship- ments. Ex, Am. Jolin L Tumey, post- master.
Acton Aaron, saw mill and blacksmith.
Amos Elmore, carpenter.
Bray L T Rev (Baptist) physician.
Bryan & Son, pump mnfrs.
Chaffee George M, barber.
Christy & Christy, harness.
Clark & Harrison, General Store and Flour Mill.
Cline Wm, lawyer.
Cox Wm, live stock.
Cutshall James, shoemkr.
Dryden T F, physician.
Esman & Allen, tile mnfrs.
Emerson & Co, plow beam factory.
Estes E Rev ( Baptist).
Falkner William, harness.
Gilbert A K, physician.
Hall J H, painter.
Hall S B, grocer.
Haynes & Hunt, drugs.
Hopwood M R, meat market.
Hufford David, carpenter.
Hulse Howard, lumber.
Jackson Jehu Mrs, notions.
Johnson Bros, bankers.
Johnson Bro & Co, Grain and Gen- eral Store.
Jones Millard, drugs.
Lincoln B C, restaurant.
Lincoln Henry, machinist and carpenter. Lockhart Thomas Rev (Christian).
McHaffie Frank, hotel.
McHaffie O F, hotel.
Mannon Miss, milliner and dressmkr.
Martin A E Mrs, milliner and dressmkr. Patterson J S, wagonmkr.
Pruitt & Martin, hardware.
Ragan W A, nursery. Rankin R P, carpenter.
Rhodes Joseph H, carriage painter.
Rynerson William, blacksmith.
Shafer John, blacksmith.
Smith John, carpenter.
Stone John, brick mnfr.
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Tumey J L, Postmaster. Watts D H, general store. Wills J S, justice of the peace. Wilson T G, hotel.
CLEAR CREEK. A station and postoffice on line of L N A & C Ry, in Per- ry township, Monroe county, 3} miles south of Bloomington, the county seat and bank- ing town. Population 50. Lumber and live stock are shipped. Ex, Am. P B Martin, postmaster.
Armstrong & Woodward, live stock.
Butcher James H, carpenter. Chambers William, lumber. Dillman H F, lumber. Dodd James, physician.
Martin P B, General Store, Grain and Railroad Agent. Robinson James N, blacksmith.
Wyman Walter, blacksmith and wagon- mkr.
CLEONA. Is a rural postoffice, lo- cated in Hamblen township, Brown county, 9 miles northeast of Nashville court house, and 15 southwest of Edinburgh, its shipping depot, on the J M & IR R. L J McIIvain, postmatser.
McIlvain L J, Farmer. Taggart W P, saw mill.
CLERMONT. Is located in Wayne township, Marion county, on the I B & W Ry, 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.
Brown W W, physician. Davidson W A, wagonmkr.
Earhart Charles, blacksmith.
Englehart Martin, blacksmith. Gallard George, shoemkr.
Henning J A, physician and drugs. Horlrig S E, saw mill.
Johnson E V, general store.
Johnson JN & Bro, General Store. McCray S T, grocer and barber. McIlvain Robert, shoemkr. Parker Alfred, cooper. Turpin H W, hotel.
Turpin T M Mrs, milliner.
CLEVELAND. 27 miles east of Indianapolis, is a village possessed of 200 inhabitants, located on the P C & St L Ry, in Jackson township, Hancock county, 6} miles east of Greenfield, the county seat. Ex, Adams. Emma A Bidgood, postmas- ter. Bevil Ira, shoemkr.
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Bidgood Emma A, postmaster. Bidgood R B, Grocer.
Chanler Joseph, barber.
Evans Riley E, R Ragt. Hatfield Joseph E, grain. Hess M M, physician. Kinder Joseph, painter. McDougall Nathan, blacksmith.
Ross R H, carpenter and hotel.
Sample C A, general store. Scott John S, carpenter. Thomas Arthur H, justice.
Thomas J E & Bro, Dry Goods. Thomas & Bro, insurance and ex agts. Trees James, physician.
CLIFFORD. A station on C C Br J M & IRR, located in Flatrock town- ship, Bartholomew county, 7} miles north- east of Columbus, the county seat and nearest bank location. The village has a population of 200, and Methodist and Christian churches. Grain and walnut logs are the shipments. Ex, Adams. Telephone connection with Columbus. W H Butler, postmaster. Anstill H C, blacksmith.
Aton Henry, blacksmith.
Barb J, wagonmkr. Beirs & Bros, hay and straw.
Butler C H, physician.
Butler W H, Job Printer and Notary Public.
Cowles, Norton & Cox, saw mill.
Everroad Charles, plasterer.
Foust Henry, grocer.
Garrison Elias, gunsmith.
Lee Howard, live stock.
McQueen J D, carpenter.
Newton Thomas, General Store and Grain.
Sater J W, physician.
Sharp Daniel, broom mnfr.
Steenbarger James, poultry breeder. Talbert F, lumber.
Talkington Lafayette, carpenter.
Thayer J W, Harnessmkr.
Williams Wm, 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 commu- nication with Liberty and Richmond. A H Sullivan, postmaster. Beedle G R, wagonmkr.
Benham Samson, justice of the peace.
Diel David, blacksmith. Price D W, flour mill.
Steele Robert, physician and justice.
Sullivan A H, general store.
Teeguarden E F, saw mill.
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CLIFTY. Known locally as Milford, is a thrifty village of 350 inhabitants, lo- cated in Clay township, Decatur county, 8 miles west of Greensburgh, the county seat and banking town. Adams, 4} miles northeast 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 Greensburgh. Fare to either place, 35 cents. Mort Messenheimer, post- master.
Alexander J H, physician. Barnes George, barber. Barnes J V, hotel. Brinkley J H, blacksmith.
Crawford George, physician.
Critzer Henry R, flour mill. Inman J L, druggist and grocer.
King John G, justice. Messenheimer M, grocer. Miller T E F, physician.
Phillips Wm, druggist and grocer. Rothschild S, General Store. Vanostron George, wagonmkr. Weaver John H, shoemkr. Wiley R, grocer.
CLINTON. The chief commercial and most important town in Vermillion county, is located on the Wabash river and C & E I R R, 16 miles south of New- port court house, and 87 west of Indian- apolis. This is an important coal mining town of 1,200 inhabitants. 4 large mines are in operation. which produce an excel- lent quality of bituminous coal. Clinton has Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a graded school, 1 hotel, and 2 weekly newspapers, known as the Argus and Her. ald. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. John Leiton, postmaster. Allen Peter B, machinist. Anderson Nelson C, grocer.
Anderson Platt Z, lawyer. Andrews James, barber.
Ayers J L, photographer. Bailey Robert B, saw mill.
Benjamin H M, coal miner. Birt David H, shoes. Bishop Lucius O, propr Saturday Argus. Bishop Sabrina, milliner.
Bishop & Campbell, painters. Blagg & Dies, meat market. Bogart John H, lumber and physician.
Boren Jacob, wagonmkr. Borgman Frank, saw mill. Bowen F A, coal miner.
Brown & Hyndshaw, general store and coal miners.
Campbell John G, insurance.
Casey Montgomery L,propr Clinton Herald. Central House, Samuel Martin, Proprietor.
Clinton Herald, Montgomery L Casey.
Conley & Co, general store.
Crabb George A, grocer.
Crabb Walter G, flour mill.
Davis Melvin B, lawyer. Deeg John L, plasterer.
Dickason & English, grocers. Dies Henry C, saloon.
Downie James, coal miner.
Downing & Hamilton, agrl implements.
Dudley Harry B, meat market.
Edwards George W, shoes.
Hays Bros, livery.
Hays Wm A, furniture.
Hoover Isaac, blacksmith.
Hunter George W, live stock.
Indiana Briar Hill Coal and Mining Co., Charles Merrill, manager.
Johnson Bros, grocers. Johnson Daniel C, insurance.
Leiton John, stationer.
McBeth David, harnessmkr. McNight Benjamin, plasterer.
Mail Wm R, dentist.
Marlow Austin, physician.
Martin Samuel, Proprietor Central House.
Moore James M Mrs, milliner.
Morey B F & Son, drugs and books.
Morey John W, saloon.
Morgan Oliver P, carpenter.
Nebeker Henry, physician.
Norton Milford D, barber.
Pringle James L, agt C & E I Ry.
Rhodes Wm M, wagonmkr.
Robb John W, Dry Goods.
Saturday Argus, Lucius O Bishop, propr.
Shepherd Harry F, physician.
Smith Edward, blacksmith. Swinehart Reason H, hardware.
Tucker Morgan J, saloon.
Victor Thomas, blacksmith.
Wall Sarah, restaurant. Walther Henry, shoemkr.
Weber Ernest, restaurant.
Whitcomb A L & Co, general store.
Whitcomb Benjamin H, agrl implements. Whitcomb Charles, jeweler and hardware. Whitcomb & Robinson, grain.
White Charles M, physician.
Wiley Wm C, cabinetmkr.
Wilson & Crane, drugs.
Wright & Co, undertakers.
Yakel & Hager, restaurant.
CLINTON FALLS. Is on Little Walnut Creek, in Clinton township, Put- nam county, 9 miles west of Greencastle, the county seat, banking town, and place of shipment. Population 75. The creek furnishes power to drive 1 flour mill and 1 saw mill. Wm Davis, postmaster.
Boswell J S & W H, shingle mnfr.
Brady & Tucker, General Store. Britten J T, general store.
CINCINNATI
GALVANIZING WORKS ESTIMATES MADE FOR GALVANIZING ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK.
GENUINE
HARTFORD BOOT and SHOE
ARE SOLD ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES. Why ? Because they wear better than any men's goods made. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Indianapolis.
168 CLO
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER COA
Davis Wm, blacksmith. Dill L K, physician, saw and flour mill. Farris H G, physician. Spaulding Wilson, shoemkr. Springer D C, blacksmith. Wysong & Tucker, general store.
CLOUGH. Established in 1883, is a hamlet in North township, Lake county, on the C & A Ry, 10 miles northwest of Crown Point, the county seat and banking town. Population 50. Barnard Swets, postmaster. Johnson R W, general store. Nett Wm, hay press.
Swets Barnard, General Store and Hotel.
CLOVERDALE. Is an incorpor- ated town of 600 inhabitants, located on line of L N A & C Ry, in township of same name, Putnam county, 10 miles south- east of Greencastle, the county seat and lo- cation of nearest bank. It contains Chris- tian and Methodist churches, 1 flour mill and 1 saw mill. Wheat, wool and live stock are exported. Am Ex. Tel, W U. H Denny, postmaster.
Billman Wm, dry goods.
Bridges M C, drugs.
Brown T, undertaker.
Cloverdale Herald (weekly).
Cohn M, general store.
Denny H, General Store. Dyer H G, physician.
Foster E C, general store.
Hendricks J, flour mill.
Hendricks N W, shoemkr.
McCoy W D, hotel. Layne T M, hardware.
Long E, justice of the peace.
Maze & Sinclair, saw mill. Merwin J C, R R agt.
Morris T H, agrl implements. Nixon T J, grocer.
O'Daniel U V, Grocer.
Poynter J A, blacksmith. Poynter W F, blacksmith. Preston J L, physician. Pritchard L, physician.
Rockwell A J, general store and ex agt. Whetzel George, shoemkr.
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