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Brown & Ilelms, general store. Wilson & Bond, general store.
NEW BOSTON. Huff township, Spencer county, has a population of 100, and is located 17 miles northeast of Rock- port, the county seat. Troy, on the Ohio river, 5 miles south, is the shipping point and postoffice. Hess Martin, saloon.
Klahn Z, general store. Kraus J, general store. Paulhaus F, brewer.
NEW BRITTON. Sixteen miles northeast of Indianapolis, is a village with 100 population, situated in Hamilton coun- ty, on the I. P. & C. Ry, 5 miles south of Noblesville, the county seat. New Britton has three churches-Methodist, United Brethren and Baptist-and district school. Express, United States. Daily mail. Sam- uel Trittipo, postmaster.
Brandom O H P, notary.
Calhoun J C Rev (Baptist).
Dahana F L, blacksmith.
Feary & Costetter, shoemakers.
Helms S S, blacksmith.
Powell R B Rev (Methodist).
Rice R C Rev (United Brethren). Trittipo Samuel, General Store and Grain Dealer.
White T A, physician.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Is a dis- continued postoffice in Harrison township, Boone county, located 7 miles south of Lebanon, the county seat, and 4 north of Lizton, its shipping point, on the I. B. & W. Ry.
NEWBURG, Clay county. (See Turner.)
NEWBURGIS. Is a village con- taining Soo inhabitants, located in Ohio township, Warrick county, on the Ohio river, 12 miles southwest of Boonville, the county seat, and by water 20 miles above Evansville. The village contains one flour mill, a brick yard, two coal mines, a brew. ery, and one hotel, the National. Ex- press, Adams. Mail daily. Mrs. Mary M Root, postmaster.
Angel Jehu E, grocer.
Blank Book's Sold
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Ballard James M, wagonmaker, Bates John E, books. Bates Sarah E, milliner.
Blemker & Orr, stoves and tinware. Brenner C W & Bro, millers.
Brizins Charles J, butcher.
Brizius C & Co, brewers.
Brizius Frank, grocer. Brizius Frank A, jeweler. Brown Thomas J, Proprietor Na- tional Hotel. Busch Michael, saloon. Butterworth John Wm, confectionery. Butterworth Wm, stone yard. DuBois Jasper N, physician.
Durgin & Abshire, lumber. Folz Wm & Co, general store. Foster John V, confectionery.
Fuquay George W, general store.
Garwood & Fowler, blacksmiths.
Gunnel Thomas P, blacksmith.
Habbe Fred W, general store.
Hall George VY, Saloon and Billiard Hall, Choice Wines, Liquors, etc, Oys- ters in Every Style, Water opp Steam- boat Landing.
Hanebuth Charles, grocer. Hargan Henry C, dentist. Hazen Albert, coal miner. Herscher Philip, grocer.
Hicks Andrew J, grocer. Hochhalter Henry, grocer. Ilochhalter Philip, grocer. Holler John P, grocer.
Holzworth Charles, barber. Hopkins" Charles F, general store.
Hulvershorn L & H, furniture. Johnson Marcellus, confectioner. Jordan'S, wagonmaker. Keller Catherine, grocer. Knapp John G, general store. Koch Peter, grocer. Krieger Charles, blacksmith.
Kuehler John M, tanner. Lake George, physician. Leggett Wm T, harnessmaker.
Lennert John J, cigars and shoemaker. Lewis Wm T, township trustee.
Loehr Henry, grocer. Love J D & Bro, coal miners. McCormick Cornelius B, grocer. Mckinney Clayton C, livery. Moog Joseph, shoemaker. National Hotel, T J Brown Propri- ctor. Pearce John W, justice of the peace. Raab John & Co, saloon. Roberts R R & Co, coal miners, Root Mary M. Mrs, milliner.
Rutledge & Grey, lawyers. Slaughter Wm W, physician. Sohn Bernhard, grocer. Spitz Joseph L, tinner. Thompson Peter S, physician. Thompson Taswell R, barber. 'Tillman Jonathan R, physician. Townsend Nathaniel, druggist. Vogt Jacob, shoemaker.
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Walden Samuel H, druggist. Weihe Henry, brickmaker. Weis Henry, harness. Willershausen George, grocer.
NEW BURLINGTON, Popula- tion 53, situated in Perry township, Dela- ware county, contains Methodist church and district school. Muncie, the county seat and place of shipment, is located 7 miles northwest. Four mails received each week. G. W. Shroyer, postmaster. Cory A J Rev (Metbodist).
Jump S E, physician. Kirby W F, blacksmith. Surover G W, General Store. Shroyer John H, carpenter. Thackery Joseph, wagonmaker. Tuthill Phineas, shoemaker.
NEW CARLISLE, A thrifty vil- lage, of 850 inhabitants, located in St. Jo- seph county, on L. S. & M. S. Ry, 14 miles west of South Bend, the county seat. The place has three churches --- Methodist, Dis- ciple and Lutheran -- and high school. Grain and lumber are the principal ship- ments. United States Express. Mail daily. F. D. Warner, postmaster.
Adams E B, hardware and agricultural implts. Brown F, flour mill.
Bruch & Smith, restaurant.
Bulhand C Mrs, milliner. Carlisle House, J White propr.
Champion James, jeweler.
Cumpion IK W, Livery.
Davis J, physician. Davis J & Co, dry goods.
Dickey W A, blacksmith.
Eners J G, saw mill.
Fack Charles, meat market.
Garroutte T I, dry goods.
IJansauer John, live stock.
Harris E H, grocer. Harris Joel, physician. Harris I. W, Assistant Postmaster. Herzog & Shurts, clothing. Hoffman F, cooper. Hollenbeck W B, physician.
SATENTS
C. BRACFORD, Solicitor of Patents, 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. Call or write for Informailon.
TERRILL, HUBBARD & CO. Wholesale Booksellers and Paper Dealers, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Hughes E, saloon. Humphrey & McDonald, hardware. Lancaster S C, harness. Leyda John Mrs, milliner.
. McDaniels William EX, Apiacult- urist.
McDonald T T, physician.
Mckinsey W P Rev (Methodist).
Mansfield J B, dentist.
Massey T F, drugs.
Miller & Bulhand, wagonmakers.
New Carlisle Gazette (weekly).
Minardi 'T NI, Boots and Shoes.
Parnell J S, furniture.
Phillips E A Mrs, millinery.
Riddelle O W, agt L S & MI S Ry.
Robung C, cooper.
Service G HI, dry goods.
Service & Son, Bankers and Grain . Dealers. Sparrow T J, barber. Taylor E C, grocer. Thompson W B Rev (Christian).
Trowbridge W, dry goods.
Vail J N, wagonmaker.
Warner F D, Druggist and Insurance Agent.
White Joseph, propr Carlisle House.
White & Tappan, grocers.
Wilder I A, wagonmaker.
Woods Eli, cattle dealer.
NEW CASTLE. The county seat of Henry county, contains 2500 inhabitants, and is beautifully located in an excellent' farming district, at crossing of P. C. & St. L. and Ft. W. M. & C. R. Rs, 48 miles northeast of Indianapolis, 27 northwest of Richmond, and 84 south of Fort Wayne. The village has a debt of $4, 100 in school bonds, a public library, four churches- Methodist, Christian, Presbyterian and Lu- theran-graded school, two hotels, three banks and four newspapers -- The Courier (Republican), Democrat, Broad Ax, and Mercury (Republican); first named is daily and weekly; last three mentioned weekly only. New Castle has the following manu- factories : two flour mills, two brickyards, woolen mill, tile factory, saw mill, two fur- niture factories, planing mill and foundry. The principal exports are grain, pork and lumber. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. Thaddeus Coffin, postmaster. Albright Win EX, Photographer. Allison Albert T, merchant tailor. Armstrong James, merchant tailor. Arnold Samuel, grocer.
Barnhard Wm O, lawyer.
Barnett D) W & Co, flax mill. Benbow Julius, pump mnfr.
Bond Jesse, general store.
Boor W F & W A, physicians.
Brown James, lawyer. Brown Joseph M, lawyer.
Brown Wm A, lawyer.
Bunch George W, sewing machines.
Bundy Charles, livery.
Bundy Josiah, hotel.
Bundy Martin L, lawyer.
Burke George W, physician.
Burr Alvan S, justice of the peace.
Campbell Bros, dry goods.
Canday Winfield S, barber.
Carson R B, boots and shoes.
Citizens State Bank, capital $130,000, J R Millikan pres, D W Kinsey cashier.
City Carriage Co, Wm H Busser, Charles Hatch, Wm H Shirk, M M Fouts proprs. Clawson & Conner, carpenters.
Coffin Harry T, jeweler.
Coffin Thaddeus, postmaster. Colburn Charles C, livery.
Collins John C, Blacksmith.
Counceller Thomas, horseshoer.
Courier Co, pubs New Castle Courier.
Cummins James, confectioner.
Cunningham Williani C, Pro-
prietor Junction House.
Curry & Gough, carriage and wagonmkrs.
Davis & Loer, commission merchants.
Davis & Mowrer, drugs.
Denius Leander S, baker.
Donsa Menry, Artist, Live Stock Painting a Specialty.
Dowell Bradford M, tilemaker. Elliott Gethi HI, Carpenter and Builder.
Elliott & Thornburg, insurance agents.
Ellis & Baker, dentists.
Fairfield Bros, grocers.
Fairfield Cyrus, grocer.
First National Bank, capital $1oo, ooo. Wm Murphy pres, R M Nixon cash.
Fisher Jacob, cooper. Fisher Paul, boot and shoemaker.
Fisher & Burk, carpenters.
Forkner Mark, lawyer. Fowler Thomas L, restaurant.
Gephart & Bousloug, lumber. Goar John M, editor New Castle Democrat.
Goodwin W B Mrs, milliner.
Goodwin & Allinder, clothing.
Gordon Henry C, harnessmaker.
Gordon Sarah E Mrs milline :.
Gordon Thaddeus HI, agricultural implts. Gordon Wm Il & Co, stoves and tinware.
SEWER PIPEMO CEIAS. D. COLSON. 108 and 110 Franklin Street. CHICAGO. Also, Drain Tile, Chimney Tons, Cemient, Pluster, inl Siticeo, White Sand and Fire Brich. See Adv., page 4.
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Home Life Ins. Co.
Masremovedall restrictionsupon residence and travel policies. World-wide best Co. for Agents & to work. E. H. KELLOGO, Sup't, Chicago, Ill.
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Grose Wm, lawyer. Gronendyke T W, physician.
Hamilton J J, dentist.
Harvey Lee, sewing machines.
Harvey Lee Mrs, milliner.
Hawkins Alexander M, meat market. Hernly Hlenry L, flour mill.
Hernly John R, livery,
Hernly & Brown, lawyers.
Hillock Wm G, jeweler.
Hipes & Harvey, billiard hall.
Houck Bros, meat market.
Ice Bros, woolen mill.
Jennings Levi A, lumber and furniture. Jennings Simon P, hardware. Jones I M, insurance agt.
Rea John, physician.
Redding Thomas B, lawyer.
Reichart John N, shoemaker.
Rodgers Leonidas, wagonmaker.
Rose Henry, photographer.
Root & Heart, meatmarket.
Saint & Reed, lawyers.
Sanders Joseph MI, blacksmith.
Schrock Abraham, boots and shoes.
ScopTau & Trunk, Marble Works, Sculptors, Monumental Designers and Builders. (Ste adv.)
Shelley Wm F, dentist.
Shirk, Johnson & Fisher, grain cradles.
Shoemaker & Holland, barbers.
Shopp & Son, florists.
Shroyer & Taylor, dry goods.
Sinms George W, notions.
Stabler T W Rev (Methodist).
Stilley Wm J, boots and shoes.
Stoffer Lonzo, horseshoer.
Swain Mattie II Miss, artist.
Sweigcart Michael, blacksmith.
Swigart Jacob jr, saloon. Tawney Daniel P Rev (Presbyterian).
Taylor & Stratton, agricultural implts.
The Broad Ax (weekly), Laban W Needham Publisher. (See ad'v.) Vaughan Theodore R, clothing.
Vestal Milton M, lumber.
Warner Rollin, Jawycr.
Watkins Richard M, brick mnfr.
Wayman Alonzo R, grocer.
Wayman John C, grocer and physician.
Weidman & Goodwin, Wines, Liquors and Billiard Hall.
Weldon Frederick E, harnessmaker. Winslow Quinn, barber.
Zimmerman Kate Miss, millinery.
NEI COLUMBUS. Madison county. (See Ovid.)
NEW CORNER. With 195 inhab- itants, is situated in Washington town-
BINGEAN, WALK & MAYHEW, 12 Bagt' Washington Street. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. )
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Nix & Son, druggists.
Offutt John S, harnessmaker. Parker & Wickersham, pubs New Castle Mercury. Pence Wm M, druggist.
Pitman I W & Son, agrl implts. Powell & Co, stoves and tinware.
Rea George M, physician.
Function House, Win C Cunning- ham, Proprietor. (See adv.) Kahn Ed, dry goods. Kensey Henry, harnessmaker.
Lennard Henry R, lawyer.
Leon & Metzger, clothiers.
Livezey John C & Co, hardware.
Livezey Nathan, furniture.
Longhdaugh Wm, wagonmaker.
McCashen & Kenney, painters.
McCall Jennie Miss, millinery.
McDowell & Co, boot and shoemakers.
Mellett & Bundy, lawyers. Mendenhall Isaac, physician.
Miller Bros, flour mill.
Miller James P, restaurant. Millett James, lawyer. Millikan Thomas W, boots and shoes.
Mitchell Leander P, lawyer.
Modlin & Ice, agricultural implts.
Moninger Jacob, restaurant.
Mooney Eli B, marble works.
Moore Albert H Rev (Christian).
Moore Cornelius M, restaurant.
Moore J T & Co, drugs. Morris John, justice of the peace. Morris John M, lawyer. Mowrer Bros, harnessmakers.
Mullen Joseph R, saloon.
Murphy Bros & Co, general store.
Murphy Charles P, jeweler.
Murphy E & Co, grocers. Murphy John F, grocer. National Bank, capital $50,000, ST Powell pres, John C Livezcy cash. Nay E & Co, dry goods. Needham John, physician.
Needham Laban Publisher The Broad Ax, Designer, Printer and Engraver. Needham Wint, photographer.
New Castle Courier (daily and weekly), Courier Co pubs.
New Castle Democrat (weekly), John M Goar pub.
New Castle Furniture Association. New Castle Iron Works.
New Castle Mercury (weekly), Parker & Wickersham pubs.
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ship, Delaware county, 12 miles northwest of Muncie, the county seat, and shipping depot. Hogs, corn and wheat are the prin- cipal shipments. Mail is received tri- weekiy. William L Resoner, postmaster. Brady George, blacksmith. Case E H & Co, tile mnfrs,
Clements W D, physician.
Hoover Frederick, flour mill.
Miers Peter, undertaker.
Munsey Dr. physician.
Nickey V A, drugs.
Resoner William L, General Store.
NEW CORYDON. On Wabash. river, in Wabash township, Jay county, is a place of 100 population, 16 miles north-
east of Portland, the county seat, and 7 southeast of Geneva, on the G. R. & I. R. R. Jay City, 12 mile west, receives its mail at this office. The village has Metho- dist church, district school and stage com- munication daily with Geneva-fare 50c. Mail daily. M. Stone, postmaster. Bartlett Isaac A, harnessmaker.
Baughman D & W, wagonmakers.
Boehm B B & Son, wagonmakers.
Boehm John A, hotel.
Butcher Jacob, justice. Fravel Joseph, grocer. Houser & M. Campbell, saw mill.
Koepple Joseph, shoemaker.
Locker D P, harnessmaker.
Martin George & Son, general store.
Minich Joseph M, general store.
J. A. TRUNK.
D. B. SCOGGAN. SCOBBAN TRUNK, Sculptors, Monumental Designers, And Builders,
Dealers in and Manufacturers of all styles of Italian and American Marble Monuments, Tablets and Headstones. Also Granite Monuments on hand or finished to order. We handle the different kinds of Marble and Granite, and recommend no material for what it is not. All work done in the latest style with neatness and permanency, and warrant entire satisfaction at the very lowest price.
No. 124 North Main St., NEW CASTLE, IND.
JUNCTION HOUSE,
New Castle, Indiana. 1794446
MANAGER :
W. C. CUNNINGHAM.
L. W. NEEDHAM,
DESIGNER, GENERAL PRINTER & ENGRAVER, Send for Price List or Estimate. Burr's Block, New Castle, Ind.
THE BROAD AK.
An Independent, spicy newspaper, devoted to the interests of the people. Published every Thurs- day, by L. W. Needham. Subscription price, 75 Cents a Year. Circulation, 1,000 copies. REP BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE COUNTY.
CKIAS. D. COLSON, 100 & 110 Frasila E%,
Gas Retorts and Tiro Bricks. Item: in the U. S. CHICAGO. GRX Benches in most approved style built promptly. Bench Castings, stc,, furnished Where required. Laesco Adv., Page 4.
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Ralston G, physician.
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Reed Hezekiah, carpenter. . Reed & Mackenback, brokers. Remakles & Loux, flour mill. Smith C W, finner.
Stone NZ, Druggist and Physician. Tharp C B, lawyer. Wiest Jonas, physician. Wiest Bros, general store.
NEW CUMBERLAND. Having a population of 100, located in Jefferson township, Grant county, lies 18 miles south- east of Marion, the county seat, and 8 miles southwest of Hartford City, on P. C. & St. L. and Ft. W. M. & C. R. Rs. Con- tains a Presbyterian church and district school. Mississinewa river supplies power to operate a flour mill. Mail 4 times per . week. John H. Carter, postmaster.
Carter & Durant, General Store.
Council George, blacksmith.
Dunn Jefferson, miller.
Dunn J W, wagonmaker.
Dunn Thomas, flour mill. Hayworth D W, hotel.
Hollis Samuel, physician.
Lyon Noah, shoemaker.
Newbarger & Sons, general store. Reasoner H D, physician. Thompson Wm, shoemaker. Thompson Wm H H, barber.
NEW ERA. A station on the Ft. W. & J. R. R, having a population of 50, and is located in Butler township, DeKalb county, 18 miles southwest of Auburn, the county seat, and 16 north of Fort Wayne. Has Methodist church, district school, saw mill, flour mill, and grain elevator with a capacity of 3000 bushels. Express, Amer. . ican. Mail daily. Geo. H. Post, postmas- ter. Kell Geo W, flour mill. Miller J A, saw mill.
Post George IK, Grocery and Grain. Simon Silas, live stock.
NEW FRANKFORT. A hamlet in Johnson township, Scott county, 5 miles northeast of Scottsburgh, the county scat and shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. McFadden J H, general store. Vanover James, shoemaker.
NEW GOSHEN. Having 225 in- habitants, and is located in Fayette town- ship, Vigo county, 10 miles northwest of Terre Haute, the county seat. Sanford, 7
miles southwest, on the I. & St. L. R. R., is its shipping point. Churches, United Brethren and Christian. Schools, district. Among the recent improvements is a town hall, store room, and a substantial brick United Brethren church in process of erec- tion. Mail tri-weekly. John H. Huff, postmaster. Allen C T, shoemaker:
Barler Ephraim, mcat market.
Bennett S M, physician.
Bolton J M, pressed hay. Case Francis M, constable.
Cole Wm H, carpenter and justice.
Kur John FI, General Store and Phy- sician. Koontz Wm, saw mill.
Lindsey & Safford, saw mill.
Miller Fred, coal miner.
Minnick G S, harnessmaker. Minnick Noah J, blacksmith.
Minnick John W, general store.
Morgan Jobn H, physician.
Owen G B, wagonmaker. Pierson O J, physician.
Pierson Thomas, hotel and justice.
Piety Samuel Rez (Christian)
Shirley & Shirley, cattle dealers.
Stock L HJ, physician.
Ummel Wm H, blacksmith.
NEW HARMONY. Is surrounded by an exceedingly fertile agricultural dis- trict in Harmony township, Posey county, on the Wabash river, 15 miles north of Mount Vernon, the county seat, and 15 south of Graysville, Ill., on the C. & V. R. R. The village contains 1200 inhabitants, several churches, graded school, flour mill, one bank, a weekly newspaper -- the New Harmony Register (Democratic)-and the Randolph House, which is an excellent hotel. It is a thrifty, enterprising, busy little village, having lively, wide awake business men and substantial buildings. Express, Adams. Mail daily. Julius C. Miller, postmaster.
Adams Benjamin F, photographer. Alsop Wilson, saloon.
Baldwin Wm, tinsmith.
Baldwin & Ruchti, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers and General Black- smiths, Machinery of All Kinds Re- paired. Bedell Geo T, saloon. Bennett Wmn M, carriage mnfr.
Breith Jacob, Dealer in Fancy Gro- ceries, Drugs and Patent Medicines. Brooks Liberty D, physician.
Capital City Cigar.
Manufactured by JOHN HAUCH, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Corrugated Iron Manufactured and for sale by A. Enirtly & Co., 72 & 74 W. Monroe Street, CHICAGO.
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GEO. W. ENGLER,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, MILLINERY, GROBERIES, School Books, Stationery, Etc., NEW HARMONY, IND.
Henry W. Pisoly, Livery & Boarding Stablo, Con. Main and Steam Mill Street, NEW HARMONY, IND. First Livery Stable on entering New Harmony from Mt. Vernon.
The best in the village. Orders promptly filled for all kinds of conveyances. Particular attention given to orders for funerals.
RANDOLPH HOUSE,
DAVID RANDOLPH, Proprietor, $1.50 PER DAY. NEW HARMONY, IND. nyGood Sample Rooms and every accommodation for Commercial Travelers.
O. W. TRETHEWAY, Carriage, Buggy AND WAGON MANUFACTURER,
Trnscott's Old Stand, New Harmony, Ind.
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PIANOS and ORGANS in All Styles and at All Prices, at THEO. PFAFFLIN & CO'S 58& 60 North Pennsylvania St. , INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Brown Henry, clothing. Bucklin George W, physician. Critser Nathan L, undertaker. Cross Wm, physician.
Davis James WV, carpenter. Dransfield & Husband, brick and tile.
Drinkwater M E Mrs, milliner.
Duclos & Son, stave mnfrs.
Eagle J T, saloon.
Eugler George W, Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery. (See adv.) Ford, Owens & Co, general store. Ford Wm P, dentist. Ford & Corbin, flour mill.
Frank Noah, livery.
Fretageot A H & Co, general store.
Goodwin E ), physician.
Hartman Wm, shoemaker.
Hayden, Owen & Co, wagonmakers.
Hiatt Joel, Inmber dcaler.
Hickman Peter, saloon. Molton & Neal, Physicians.
Hugo & Ferguson, furniture.
Hunsdon Henry, general store.
Husband James, harnessmaker.
James E Mrs, milliner.
Jones John D, painter.
Knight W'm A, jewelry. Kimberlin Charles, meat market.
Kreipke Win, barber. Lichtenberger & Sons, general store.
Lyon James, confectionery. Miller John W, marble works.
Miller Julius C, confectioner.
Murphy E, physician.
Neal Daniel, physician.
New Harmony Banking Co, capital $20,- 000, Eugene S Thrall pres, Horace P Owen cash.
New Harmony Register, C W Slater pub. Owen E F & Co, hardware. Paul Henry, jeweler. Pearl Jeffrey, wagonmaker.
Pelham Lonis, insurance.
Phillips Hattie M MIrg, Flour and Grist Mill.
Pisely Henry W, Livery and Board- ing Stable. (See adv.)
Pretzsch Charles, gunsmith.
Pritchard, Owen & Co, meat market.
Randolph House, David Randolph Proprietor. (See adv.)
Rawlings Samuel O, physician, Reed Wm, blacksmith.
Ribyre John, grain and stock.
Robson Richard P, Wagon and Buggy Manufacturer and General Black- sinith.
Schmitt W, tailor.
Schnell David M, grocer.
Slater C W, editor New Harmony Register. Thrall & Mumford, drugs.
Tretheway Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer. (See adv.)
Truscott Thomas J, lawyer.
Twigg Win A, painter. Viets & Gentry, livery.
Walz John, Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots and Shoes.
Wardelmann John, Dealer in Tin- ware and Manufacturer of Tin Roofing and Gutters.
Weber Peter, merchant tailor.
Wilhelm John A, barber. Wilsey Miles V, hardware.
NEW HARRISBURG. With 85 inhabitants, is located in Pleasant town- ship, Wabash county, 18 miles northwest of Wabash, the county scat, and 9 west of North Manchester, the usual shipping do- pot. In the place there is Methodist church and district school. Mail tri-weekly. C.
O. Barrett, postmaster, Barrett C @, General Store.
Figart Jacob, wagonmaker. Whipp O S, physician.
NEW HAVEN. Located in Adams township, Allen county, on W. St. L. & P. R. R., is an enterprising village, with a population of Soo, 6 miles east of Fort Wayne, and 150 northwest of Indianapo- lis. The place has four churches-Luther- an, Catholic, Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Protestant-2 flour mills, stave and heading factory, planing mill, drain tile manufactory, saw mill, hotel, weekly newspaper, Palladium (Democratic). Staves and heading are the principal expor ... Ex- press, Pacific. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail received daily. Joseph W. Whitaker, postmaster.
Berberich David F, painter.
Bernreiter John, furniture.
Bilderback John J, constable.
Blaising John, saloon.
Bowman Ann R, carpet weaver.
Brookes John, meat market. Brooks Thomas, plasterer.
Brudi J & Co, flour mill.
Bueter & Zurbach, general store.
Burgess Henry, loan agent.
Burgess Henry C MI, Druggist, Paints and Oils.
Cameron James, grocer.
Cook P S Rev (Methodist). Crippen A B & Son, drugs.
L. L WRIGHT & CO., Successors to Adam's, Mansur & Co., 47 and 40 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Carpets and Wall Paper.
COBB & BRANHAM
INDIANAPOLIS, wi !! sell you Connellsville Coke for Foundry purposes at Low Prices.
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Dickerson Robert B, R R and Ex agent.
. Dowling Bartholomew, hardware. Evergreen House, Wm H Dell propr. Federspiel B & Bro, wagonmakers. Federspiel Joseph, wagonmaker. Fischer & Hargrave, tile mnfrs. Gothe Carl, tailor. Gothe G & Co, planing mill.
Gustin M Rev (Methodist).
Hagar Henry, baker.
Hargrave Wm, constable.
Hearn Edward W, Proprietor
Palladium.
Kecfe Henry, city marshal.
Knode Robert T, Physician and Surgeon.
Knox Wm, flour mill.
Krimmell Traugott, tailor.
Lee Edward, blacksmith.
Lehner Joseph Rev (Lutheran).
Linnemann Frederick, shoemaker.
Mack Frederick, shoemaker.
Mead & Mason, saw mill.
Miller & Koehn, shoemakers,
Monahan Daniel, saloon.
New Haven Palladium, E W Hearn propr.
Null Lycurgus S, Physician and Surgeon.
Rogers Orrin D, justice of the peace.
Schneller H F & Co, Stave and Heading Manufacturers. Schnitker August R, harnessmaker.
Schwanz Coonrad, justice.
Stark Joseph, grocer.
Stitzel John M, cigar mnfr.
Stutz Joseph, saloon.
Whitaker Joseph W, postmaster.
Whitaker & Schnelker, general store. Wiedan Father (Catholic).
Williamson Marion F, physician. Wolf Carl, saloon,
NEW HOLLAND. This hamlet of 75 inhabitants is in La Gro township, Wabash county, 7 miles from La Gro, on the W. St. L. & P. Ry, its shipping point, and II from Wabash, the county seat. Rush creek furnishes water power to oper- ate a saw mill, and Salamonie river affords an abundance of power which is not util- ized. Tri-weekly mail stage route to La Gro. Wm. D. Schouten, postmaster. Copeland Jonathan, shoemaker.
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