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Mendenhall Rifles, Postmaster. Morbach Nicholas, justice of the peace. Motz John, blacksmith.
Le Bradford.
Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, and Notary Public. Office, Room 18, Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind.
Law Publishers and Booksellers, - INDIANAPOLIS.
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Myers Wm jr, flour mill. Rork Thomas, blacksmith. Schlicht J, hotel. Taraiski Peter, shoemaker. Thackery John, shoemaker. 'Trendel C, Saw Mill. Wagner Frederick, hotel.
NAPPANEE. A new and enter- prising village in Elkhart county, on the B. & O. R, R., IS miles southwest of Goshen, the county seat. Its settlement dates in 1876, and now has a population of 700. An excellent opening is here offered for a good flour mill. The village has two churches- United Brethren and Aumish. Lumber and grain are its principal exports. B. & O. Ex, Mail daily. J. B. Peddycord, postmaster. Beihl Charles, harnessmaker.
Best D M, justice of the peace.
Binkley D & Co, Druggists.
Brown & Mclaughlin, saloon.
Bryson F G, blacksmith.
Burns & Kreider, pumps.
Cleveland A S, restaurant.
Cowan W B, hardware.
Detrich J & Co, general store.
Geutzhorn D, saloon.
Good & Schrock, saw mill.
Hartman Bros, General Store.
Hemminger Jacob, shoemaker.
Iloff Mose, wagonmaker.
Holderman Cal Miss, milliner.
Holderman & Farnwald, shingle mnfrs.
Johnson & Co, grain. Julian J K, physician.
Martin & Good, meat market.
Mellinger J C & Co, saw mill.
Mills M, barber.
Myers S, clothing.
Nettram & Flowers, restaurant.
Peddycord J B, Bookseller and News Dealer.
Peddycerd W F, justice of the peace.
Richmond F D, hotel.
Sanders R M, shoemaker.
Sieren Bros, druggists.
Smith J B, blacksmith. Stahley P C, furniture. Stoner E .D Mrs, milliner.
Stralım J, agricultural implts. Swartz C H, physician.
Urich W F, Agricultural Implements. Valkman Bros, shingles and staves.
Witham Bros, blacksmiths.
Zinu F E, Planing Mill.
NASIIVILLE. The county seat of Brown county, having 500 population, is
located on Salt creek, 13 miles south of Morgantown, on the F. F. & M. R. R., its nearest railroad station, and about 50 miles south of Indianapolis. This place has one flour mill, operated by water power derived from Salt creek, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, two hotels, graded schools, and a weckly newspaper. Staves and lumber are Mail daily. A. S.
the chief exports. ITelms, postmaster.
Allison G W, propr Jacksonian.
Browning Wm M, lawyer.
Calvin T D, tanner.
Chappel A T, drugs.
Coffey R. L, Lawyer.
Cook J M, physician.
Cornelius G W Mrs, milliner.
Cornelius & Colvin, drugs.
Cox W L, lawyer.
Dew J L, undertaker.
Duncan M A, physician.
Genolin J F, physician.
Gibson Charles, general store.
Grey & Myers, carpenters.
Hopper Wm M, blacksmith.
Jacksonian (weekly), G W Allison propr.
Jones A B, barber.
Kelp Wm, shoemaker.
McGregor JA, Stave Manufacturer. McGrayel James, saloon.
Mason Hughes, general store.
Mason Wm M, hotel.
Minor Robert N, hotel.
Patterson S, blacksmith.
Percifield Anderson, lawyer.
Ralphy A J, physician.
Roberts N J, shoemaker.
Smith Lee, wagonmaker.
Stone George J, blacksmith.
Taggart & Gratton, grocer.
Taggart & Hester, general store.
Wilson Mary V, milliner.
Voder Edward, Flour Mill.
NEBRASKA. Has 150 inhabitants, one flour mill, district school, Methodist and Catholic churches, and is situated in Campbell township, Jennings county, 12 miles northeast of Vernon, the county seat. Grain and live stock are exported. Ex- press, Ohio and Mississippi. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. Sanford El- liott, postmaster.
Bindhammer Henry, shoemaker.
Case C A, R R and Ex agt. Case A G, physician. Elliott Hiram, general store.
Elliott Sanford, Cattle Dealer, Foltzenlogel M, saloon.
CHICAGO ZINC WORKS.
We desire All Architects and Cornice firms to
Address J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 So. Clinton St., Chicago, III.
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Home Life Ins. Co. Agents. E. H. KELLOGG, Sup's, Chicago, Il.
Has paid large dividends, has the largest sarplus for dividends in funire. Best Co. for
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Fruhauf & Wachtel, general store. Gordon Thomas, blacksmith. Grinstead J A, general store, Johnson W T, justice of the peace. O'Connor Hiram, lawyer. Runyan E C, carpenter. Samuels J WWV, Saloon. Taylor W S, blacksmith. Wolf Jacob, flour mill.
NEEDHAM'S STATION. A prosperous village of 150 inhabitants, in Johnson county, on F. F. & M. R. R., 6 miles northeast of Franklin, the county seat. Lumber is manufactured very exten- sively here. Sugar creek furnishes power for flour mill in the immediate vicinity. The place has two churches-Christian and Methodist-graded school and two saw mills. Grain, hogs and lumber are the prin- cipal articles of export. American Express, Mail daily. Warren Judd, postmaster. Anderson James, hotel.
Baas J, shoemaker.
Caldwell George, blacksmith.
Carter J H, physician. Clark J, flour mill. Duckworth I Rev (Methodist).
Henning Squire, carpenter.
Jones V, meat market.
Judd Warren, Postmaster and Ex- press Agent.
Fudd & Walls, General Store. McLean J D, general store. Mabley & Owens, saw mill. Mavity John Rev (Christian). Maze Thomas, hotel. Maze T B, physician, Needham Wm, grain. Owens John, grain. Owens John Q, saw mill. Perry N S & Co, shoemakers, West Henry, barber.
Wiles Frederick, blacksmith.
NEEDMORE. Contains 100 inhab- itants, three churches-Methodist, Baptist and Christian-and graded school. A saw mill, spoke and hub factory and flour mill, are operated by water power from Bean Blossom and Plumb creeks. The village is located in Jackson township, Brown county, 7 miles northwest of Nashville, the county seat, and 9 miles south of Mahalasville, on the F. F. & M. R. R. Mail received semi- weekly in winter, and 4 times per week in summer. I. S. Wade, postmaster. Arnold John H, wood turner. Beaty Wm H, physician.
Brookshire James, blacksmith. Finney & Fisher, spoke and hub mnfrs. Jones James, blacksmith. Paling D W, justice of the peace. Roberts Norman J, shoemaker.
Sanders Henry, saw and flour mill. Wade IS & Son, General Store.
NEFF. The location of a country store since IS40, is a rural postoffice for a farming community in Randolph county, 15 miles southwest of Winchester court house. Farmland, 7 miles north on the C. C. C. & I. Ry, is the shipping depot. Mail semi-weekly. A Canfield, postmaster. Canfield A, General Store.
NEIL'S CREEK. Is located in Graham township, Jefferson county, 14 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat, and 316 miles east of Paris Crossing, a station on the O. & M (Jeff. Branch) R. R. Contains Catholic church and district school. Creek of same name as the town, furnishes power to drive a saw mill. Mail
daily. G. Shinneys, postmaster.
Macartney W C, wagonmaker.
Shinneys G, postmaster.
Weaver A C, blacksmith.
NELSON. Or Bloomington, as it is known locally, is situated in Sugar Creek township, Vigo county, 7 miles west of Terre Haute court house. A flour mill is much needed here. Mail semi-weekly.
John Jacobs, posimaster.
Jacobs Joint, Grocer. Winand John, hotel.
NETTLE CREEK. More gener- ally known as Franklin, is located in Wayne county, 21 miles northwest of Rich- mond, the county seat. Hagerstown, 5 miles south on P. C. & St. L. Ry., is the railroad station. Population, 100. The stream known as Nettle Creek furnishes power for flour mill. The village has 2 churches-United Brethren and Friends. Stage communication 4 times per week with Hagerstown -- fare, 200, and Muncie, fare, 75c. Mail 4 times each week. J. W. Macy, postmaster. Baldwin C, shoemaker. Billheimer S, furniture. Dering John, shoemaker. Hardesty J, physician. Jockett Z, general store. Julian M P Rev (Christian).
BINGIAN, VALE & MAYHEW, 12 Hast Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, AND.
MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY.
WM. M. BELL!
Loans and Borrows Money. No. 307 Upper Third St., Evansville, And.
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Macy J W., Postmaster. Markle Jacob, flour mill.
NEVADA. Liberty township, Tip- ton county, with a population of 50, is lo- cated on the P. C. & St. L. Ry., 10 miles north of Tipton, the county seat, contains Methodist church, district school, and ex- ports lumber and grain. American Ex- press. Daily mail. J. C. Riley, postmas- ter,
Brown S W, justice of the peace ..
Coats Roberts, general store.
Lovell R H, physician,
Payne R W, blacksmith.
Reeder J B, insurance agt.
Ricketts M, saw mill.
Riley J C, General Store.
NEVADA MILLS. Or Nevada, as it is known locally, is situated in James- town township, Steuben county, II miles northwest of Angola, the county seat and nearest rail approach. With a population of 75, the village has Methodist church, district school and flour and saw mill, which derive power from Crooked creek. Tri- weekly mail stage route to Angola. Maria Neutz, postmaster.
Anderson & Co, saw and flour mill.
Neutz IF, General Store.
NeuItE NI, Postmaster.
NEW ALBANY. Was laid out as a village in 1813, and is the county seat of Floyd county, located on the Ohio river and L. N. A. & C. and J. M. & I. R. Rs, nearly opposite Louisville, 109 miles south of Indianapolis. It has rail and ferry con- nection with Louisville hourly, thus giving it the advantage of railroads centering there, as well as the Jeffersonville railways. The city is incorporated, has a bonded in- debtedness of $300,000, excellent water works, a good fire department, is well lighted by gas, and has a population of 17,500. Its public buildings and private residences are both substantial and hand- some, has churches of nearly all denomina- tions, excellent graded schools, the DePauw College for ladies, a public library and an opera house. The press is represented by the Ledger-Standard (daily and weekly), the Herald (weekly), and Das Echo der Gegeno- vart and Der Geitgeist (semi-monthly); the last mentioned is an old established, influ- ential German sheet. New Albany supports five banks -- one private and four national --- and eight hotels. Owing to its cheap trans-
portation and excellent location, this city is an extensive manufacturing place. Promi- nent among its manufactured articles are furniture, lumber, steam boilers, pottery, handles, flour, leather, iron fonce, stoves, plate glass, railroad iron, ships, boots and shoes, brass, beer, car axles, coffins, oil stones, pumps and engines. The Adams, American and L. N. A. & C. Ry. Express Companies have offices here. Mr. M. M. Hurley is postmaster.
Ackley Wm P, shoemaker, cor Lower 3d and Main.
Adolph Adam, tailor, 30 Lower Market.
Albert Stephen millinery, 109 Pearl.
Alexander Stephen J, physician, 90 Upper Main.
Alexander Stephen J jr, druggist, cor Up- per 4th and Main.
Allison Wm E, merchant tailor, 61 Pearl. Ammons James M, wooden ware, State bet Oak and Elm.
Archer George E, architect, cor Oak and Pearl.
Argo John W, sewing machines, Opera House Building.
Austin Thomas E, druggist, cor Main and Washington.
Axline David C, carriage infr, 69 Upper 3d. Bach Henry, cigars and tobacco, 68 Upper Main.
Bader Charles W, meat market, cor Upper Ioth and Market.
Bader Jacob, saloon, cor Upper roth and Market.
Baer John, dry goods, 103 Pearl.
Baker John F, cigar mnfr, 6 Upper Main. Baker S B, Jawyer, So Pearl.
Baker Wm B, cigars and tobacco, cor Bank and Main.
Baldwin Thomas, grocer, 254 Oak.
Barford Mary Mrs, milliner, 71 Upper Mar- ket.
Barke T & Sons, boots and shoes, 34 Upper Main.
Barnes W & J. T, carpenters, cor Upper Market and gth.
Barth A & Co, tanners, cor Upper Ioth and Water.
Beck George W & Son, edge tool mnfrs, cor Upper 3d and Market.
Bedlow Thomas, saloon, cor State and Main. Belviy Frank, grocer, 144 Sycamore.
Bender Henry, books, 338 Main.
Bentley Alfred W, insurance agt, cor State and Main.
Bentley Wmn R, carpets, 32 Upper Main.
Bernstein Jacob, second-hand goods, 137 State.
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Best Jacob, cigar mnfr, 35 Upper 6th.
Bettermann Charles, grocer, 397 Upper Market.
Bettermann John G, florist, 424 Upper Main. Beust Bernhard, druggist and physician, Up- per Market, bet 13th and 14th.
Beust Max, druggist, cor 15th and Spring. Billings & Co, founders and machinists, Water, bet Lower 5th and 7th.
Bir Louis, grocer, 343 Upper Spring.
Bir Sylvester, grocer, cor Upper 10th and Market.
Bizot Angust A, clothing, 77 Pearl.
Blunk Edward W, sale stable, State, opp Court House.
Blust Mary Mrs, grocer, 48 Main.
Blust George, blacksmith, Lower Albany. Board Oscar, agt L N A & C Ry, office cor Oak and Pearl.
Borgerding Frederick, grocer, Lower Al- bany.
Bossle Henry, shoemaker, Upper Market, bet 12th and 13th.
Bott Anson, saloon, Market, bet Pearl and State.
Bourd Joseph, furniture, Upper Market.
Bourquin & Co, notions, 38 Upper Market. Bowen Charles, grocer, 118 Lower Market. Bowman Charles, physician, Upper 3d.
Bracken Mary E, carpet weaver, Oak.
Bradford Charles H, jeweler, 93 Pearl.
Bradley & Leyden, flour mill, cor State and Elm.
Braunbeck Joseph, saloon, cor Market and Vincennes.
Brewer J C & Son, dry goods, 75 Pearl.
Briggs John S, hardware, 71 State.
Brigham Reeder @, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon, also Oculist and Aurist, 131 Upper Main.
Broeker C Mrs, general store, 72 Main.
Brothers James F, agrl implis, 140 State.
Brown Gerhard, baker, 124 Upper Market.
Brown James, marble works, 96 State.
Brown Wm & Son, agrl implts, 39 State. Buche John, saloon, 78 Pearl.
Buchheit Barbara Mrs, Proprie- tor Market Street Brewery, cor Upper roth and Market.
Buchheit John, grocer, 231 Upper Sth.
Burk Robert E, sewing machines, 9 E Main. Cadwalader T & J, general store, 61 State. Cain Charles, notions, Lower 2d.
Cardwill George B, lawyer, 105 Pearl. Carpenter Frank & Bro, barbers, 100 Pearl. Carpenter Robert, barber, 122 State.
Carroll Thomas, Bonnet Bleacher
and Manufacturer Bonnet and Hat Blocks, Upper Main bet 3d and 4th. (See adv.)
Carter James, barber, 85 Main.
Carter Travis S, cooper, Pearl.
Cerf David, Wholesale and Retail Mil-
linery and Commission Merchant, 57 Up- per Market.
Cerf Ida Miss, milliner, II Lower Market. City Brewery, Paul Reising Proprie- tor, cor Lower 4th and Spring.
Clapp Wm A, physician, II E Main.
Clemenson & Co, carpenters, cor Pearl and Elm.
Cline Benjamin F, lumber, Upper Market bet 7th and 8th.
Cline M J Mrs, hardware, 40 Upper Mar- ket.
Clynes Anna M, grocer, cor Upper 4th and Main.
Cochran & Walters, wagonmakers, State.
Coleman filson 3, Superintendent and General Manager New Albany Street Railway Company, Office cor Vincennes and Charder.
Collins Henry H, boots and shoes, 46 Up- per Main.
Collins John, grocer, 133 State.
Collins Thomas, justice of the peace, 93 Pearl.
Condiff Mercell D, insurance, 49 Main.
Connor Fred E, Deputy Collector Internal Revenue, 301 Main.
Conner James HI, druggist, 121 Pearl.
Conner J H & Co, pubs Saturday Herald, 121 Pearl.
Connor & Sackett, Real Estate and Insurance, 301 Main.
Conrad & Kammerer, mnfrs of glue and fertilizers, cor Green and State.
Copeland Geo, notions, 25S Upper Market. Cox Crittenden A, ticket agent J M & IR R, foot State.
Craig & Gifford, carpenters, Upper 9th.
Crane John E, crockery and glassware, 73 Pearl.
Crane W'm C, burial case mnfr, cor 7th and Elm.
CrumDo & Melcher, Stone Yard and Marble Works, Pearl opp LN A & C Depot. (See ada.)
Curl Perry N, grocer, 90 Main.
Curtis Wm D, propr Central Hotel, cor Bank and Market.
Das Echo der Gegenwart, and Der Zeitgeist, F W A Kicdel Publisher, Bank nr Spring.
Davis P C Mrs, notions, cor Lower Ist and Market.
Davis Robert A, druggist, cor Upper 3d and Market. Day Ezekiel R, books, 34 State.
JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of the 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Capital City Cigar
A, KNISELY & CO., 72 & 74 W. Monroe St. - OLcadaChicago, Send for Catalogue and Prices,
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Day Theodore & Sons, tanners, cor Upper , 4th and Oak.
Day Theodore S, sewing machine supplies, 34 State.
De Pauw W C, plate glass manfr, cor 11th and Water.
Deuser Alois, boots and shoes, 133 Upper Market.
Devol Horatio N, stoves and tinware, 285 Main.
Devol James M, hats and caps, 91 Pearl.
Dieckman Bros, barbers, Pearl, bet Market and Spring.
Dietz John, saloon, cor Upper 5th and Mar- ket.
Dietz Reinhard, cigars and tobacco, 7 Up- per Market.
Dishman Frank E, oil stone mufr, Lower 2d, bet Main and Water.
Doherty Michael, saloon, II Upper Market.
Dowd Thomas, grocer, 157 Upper Market. Draper A E Mrs, notions, cor Bank and Market.
Drayer & Lowry, agrl implts and seeds, 61 State.
Durnell Marcellus L, fecd and sale stable, Pearl, bet Market and Spring.
Easley Elihu P, physician, 40 Upper Spring. Eckart Wm, grocer, cor Washington and Market.
Eckhart Henry J, grocer, cor Upper 8th and Shelby.
Eckerle Frank, tailor, Bank, bet Main and Market.
Ehrhart George, grocer, 399 Upper Spring.
Ekert Bernhard, saloon, cor Upper roth and Market.
Elgin Joseph L, druggist, 72 Upper Main. Elliott James T, grocer, cor Upper 4th and Oak.
NEW ALBANY
ORNAMENTAL GLASS GO. PLAIN, BEVELED AND EMBOSSED
French and American Silvered Plate.
Particular Attention Given to Embossing Plates for Summer Front Mantels.
SPRING BREWERY!
FRANK NADORFF, Proprietor, -Manufacturer of-
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AMALGAM FARM BELLS,
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Endris Anton, saloon, 15 Upper Market.
. Epstein B, clothing, 33 State.
Erdmann Henry, brick mnfr, cor State and Green.
Farmers' House, cor State and Spring.
Fawcett Ephraim W, ice, cor Pearl and Water.
Fawcett Henry W, coal, cor Pearl and Water.
Featherengill Meridith, agricultural imple- ments, 63 State.
Fein Joseph, grocer, cor Vincennes and Market.
Feiock Casper, saloon, cor Market and State.
Fenger Charles, cigars and tobacco, 179 Upper Spring.
Fenger John, wagonmaker, Pearl bet Mar- ket and Spring.
'Fern Jacob, cigars and tobacco, State opp Court House.
First National Bank, capital $300,000, sur- plus $75,000, Jesse J Brown pres, Wm N Mahan cash, cor Bank and Main.
Fisher Philip, cooper, Green nr State.
Fisher Wm M, propr Farmers' House, cor State and Spring.
Fleischer George, grocer, cor Spring and Vincennes.
Fontaine Cincinnatus KI, Sa- loon, Restaurant and Billiard Parlor, 72 Pearl.
Force Isaiab F, bent wood work and handle mnfr, river bank.
Forman James H, grocer, 117 Pearl.
Franck Maggie Mrs, notions, 96 Upper Market.
Frederick Lafayette, real estate, 289 Main. Friend Isaac B, doors, sash and blinds, cor Oak and Pearl.
Fronmiller Mathias, merchant tailor, 95 Pearl.
Gassmann John A, saloon, cor Lower 5th and Main.
Gehlbach Wm, crockery, 10 Upper Market. Godfrey George H, manager W U Tel Co, 7 E Main.
Goebel F & Co, leather and findings, cor State and Market.
Goodbub Chas F, grocer, 12 Upper Market. Goodbub George F, confectioner, 42 State. Goodbub Jacob, confectioner, 74 Pearl.
Graf L A & Bro, harness, 311 Main.
Graff & Julton, wagonmakers, cor Lower Ist and Spring.
Graham John K, nursery, cor Main and Vincennes.
Graham Mary Mrs, hair goods, cor Upper 4th and Main.
Grandidier John B, shoemaker, 148 Lower Main.
Graves Gaius C, grocer, 35 Lower Market. Greene Frank C, dentist, 276 Market.
Greene John O, lawyer, State or Spring.
Gresham Wm, feed stable, cor Lower 7th and Main.
Grosheider George W, grocer, cor Market and Pearl.
Gruber Wm E, grocer, cor Main and Lower 4th.
Guest James H, insurance, 14 Upper Main. Gunkel Ziprian, grocer, Spring nr 13th.
Gwin B & Son, Livery, cor Upper 3d and Market (See adv.)
Hair Laura Mrs, notions, cor Upper Spring and Bank.
Halfrich JI J Mrs, dressmaker, 291 Oak.
Haller Henry, saloon, 97 Pearl.
Halm Conrad, shoemaker, Bank bet Mar- ket and Main.
Hammond Wesley G, grocer, 272 Market.
Hancock Isaiah, hotel, cor Main and Lower Ist.
Hancock Robert, sale stable, Pearl, nr Elm. Hannan James, grocer, cor Spring and Vin- cennes.
Hannan John P, books, 284 Market.
Harbeson James A, grocer, 80 Main.
HJarman John, grocer, Lower Albany.
HATIMOR MONTY ES, Manufacturer The New Albany Stone Pump, also Stone Pottery of All Kinds, cor Upper 15th and Water.
Harrison James G, insurance agt, 9 E Main. Hartley John W, grocer, Lower Market, nr State.
Hasenmiller Nicholas, wagonmaker, 391 Upper Market.
Hauss John, grocer, cor Lower Ist and Main.
Hebel J Mrs, confectioner, cor Lower ist and Main.
Hedden, Phelps & Co, general store, 2 Upper Market.
Hegewald Charles & Co, founders and ma- chinists, Water bet Bank and Pearl.
Heimberger Christopher, photographer 103 Pearl.
Hendrich Charles G, cigar mnfr, Upper Market.
Henry Edward G, lawyer, cor State and Market.
Herbst Mathias, clothing, 99 Pearl.
Herley Mary, dressmaker, 272 Vincennes. Herter Jacob, lawyer, 17 Upper Market.
Heyd Jacob, general Store, 384 Upper Markct. Hieb John, clothing, 105 Pearl.
L. L. WRIGHT & CO., Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co.,
47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Carpets and 2Ball Paper Largest Stock in the State.
INDIANAPOLIS, can furnish Nut and Slack Coal for Steam purposes, at satisfactory prices.
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Himer Henry, baker, 213 Upper 8th.
Himer John, grocer, cor Upper 14th and Market.
Hindmarch John, propr Gibson House, 120 State.
Ilinkebein Gerhard H, boots and shoes, 108 Upper Market.
Hoffeld Alfred, druggist, cor Upper 4th and Market.
Hoffer Frank, wh liquors, 101 Pearl.
Hoffman John, grocer, 100 State.
Hoffmann Otto, grocer, cor Vincennes and Market.
Holman Mary, cigars and tobacco, cor Up- per 4th and Main.
Hood George, shoemaker, State bet Spring and Elm.
Hoover Charles L, wh druggist, 65 State.
Hopkins 'T & A, Tanners and Su-
mac Dealers, Cherry w of State. (See adv.)
Hoppenjon John H, shoemaker, 151 State. Horn John, grocer, 83 Pearl.
Ilowk George V, judge Supreme Court.
Huckeby Lawrence B, justice of the peace, cor State and Market.
Huncilman Andras, sale stable, Pearl nr Elm.
Huncilman Angie Mrs, notions, Upper Spring bet 4th and 5th.
Huncilman & Kirk, stoves and tinware, 80 Upper Market.
Hurrle Ludwig, boots and shoes, 80 Pearl. Hyatt Sarah, grocer, cor Lower roth and Floyd.
Jackson Lafayette, grocer, 407 Upper Spring.
Jackson Thomas J, lawyer, Spring, opp Court House.
Jackson . & Thomas, carriage painters, 135 Pearl.
Jacoby John, grocer, cor 3d and Elm.
James Joseph A, blacksmith, cor State and Elm.
Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis R.
R., Benjamin F Lafferty station agent, Freight and Passenger Depot, foot State. Jenner Stephen R, general store, cor Low- er Sth and Main.
Jennings & Bro, marble works, 147 Pcarl. Johannigman Wm, cigars and tobacco, 85 Pearl.
Johnson James J, carpenter, Upper 5th, nr Spring.
Johnson Wm J, barber, Upper Market, nr Vincennes.
BERRY GWIN. E. GWIN & SON,
J. M. GWIN.
FASHION STABLES,
Cor. Upper Third and Market Sts., NEW ALBANY, IND. --: 0 :- ** UNDERTAKING IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE BUSINESS.
F. McH. PAYTON.
JAS. N. PAYTON. PAYTON HOUSE, With Wagon and Feed Stables Attached. Accommodations at all hours, Day or Night, at Lowest Rates. Special Attention to the Feeding of Stock, Etc.
LADIES' ENTRANCE, 77 SEVENTH ST. Nos. 178, 180 & 184 Lower 7th & Main Sts .. New Albany, Ind.
ANY BOOK YOU WANT:
At Reduced Rates, at Sprague's, 391 W, Madison St., Chicago, IlI.
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Johnson Wm M, physician, cor Upper 5th . and Main.
Tones Charles E, insurance, cor Pearl and Main.
Kaiser Josephine Mrs, confectioner, 107 Pearl.
Kannapel Nicholas, grocer, 302 Oak.
Keach Lafayette, grocer, cor State and Oak.
Keach W II & Son, harnessmakers, 122 State.
Keane Michael J, shoemaker, Main, bet Lower 4th and Lafayette.
Keck George, wagonmaker, cor Upper 5th and Market.
Kelly Henry H, grocer, 122 Lower Main.
Kelso James V, lawyer, cor State and Mar- ket.
Kemble John, boots and shoes, 46 Lower Main.
Kent Abbie Mrs, hair goods, 136 Pearl.
Kent Bela C, mayor, office City Hall.
Kepler Elijah, mnfr picture frames, 323 Upper Main.
Kepley Philip M, livery, State opp Court House.
Kern John P, general store, 134 Pearl.
Kesler & Dudley, job printers, cor State and Main.
Kiefer Martin, saloon, 14 Upper Market.
Kiel Gustav, tobacco and cigars, cor Pearl and Spring.
Killinger John, boots and shoes, 38 Lower Main.
King Enoch W, physician, 253 Upper Spring.
King Robert E, agt Adams and American Ex Cos, Opera House Building.
Kiser John B, photographer, cor Pearl and Main.
Kistler Austinz J, Manufacturer Lumber, Shingles, Lath and Pickets, cor Upper 14th and Water.
Kistner Joseph, merchant tailor, 69 Pearl. Klarer Mathias, saloon, Pearl bet Market and Spring.
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