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Darrow Nathaniel, pump mnfr.
EKingEricr Foltre, Tile Manufacturer. Kinsley Asa, saw mill.
Modeline Nathan, blacksmith.
Pickering Iliram, tanner.
Schouten WIR D, Physician. Straughn J M, general store.
NEW LANCASTER. Hunting- ton county. (See River.)
NEW LANCASTER. A small place in Tipton county, 10 miles southeast of Tipton, the county seat. Elwood, 312 miles east, at junction of P. C. & St. L. & L. E. & W. Rys, is the shipping depot. Mail tri-weekly. James Nelson, postinas. ter. Craighead John & Son, flour mill.
Doan N W, physician.
Gates Wesley, blacksmith.
Harbit J W, justice of the peace.
Harbit & Ifarbit, general store.
Nelson Jamies, General Store.
Stremmel G W, blacksmith.
NEW LANCASTER. Wells coun- ty. (See Murray.)
NEW LEBANON. With a popu- lation of 300, is a village located in Gill township, Sullivan county, 6 miles south- west of Sullivan, the county seat, on B. S. O. & B. Ry, contains a Methodist society and district school. Mail daily. A. W.
Springer, postmaster.
Brown I, L, physician. Cummings & Miles, carpenters.
Dodds A S, live stock.
Hollenback Wm, justice.
Hollenback & Mason, drugs.
Hopewell P L, blacksmith.
Houts G T, constable.
Hutchinson F A Rev (Methodist).
Knotts R F, stock dealer. Lisman E C, blacksmith.
Lisman James, blacksmith.
Lisman S J & J W, Physicians.
Lisman Thornton, wagonmaker.
Mason Thomas A, physician.
Murphy J S, physician. Sherman Lewis, shoemaker.
Springer A II, General Storc.
NEW LISBON. Located in Dud- ley township, in the southeastern corner of Henry county, on Ft. W. M. &C. R. R., having a population of 300, and lies 8 miles southeast of New Castle, the county seat. Grain and live stock are exported. Mail daily. J. T. J. Hazlerigg, postmaster.
Bitler Charles, photographer. Bitler M J, general store. Fink Edward, bone dealer.
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Gibbs C N, physician. Johnson & Sullivan, blacksmiths. Nation Bros, stock dealers. Raffenberger John, carpenter. Swafford Henry, carpenter.
Vickery HI N, clocks.
Ward J M, walnut burls.
Ward & Stanley, drain tile.
Weaver C C, boots and shoes.
Wilson Amos, agt Ft W M & CR R.
Wilson & Hazlerigs, Grain Deal- ers.
Wiseman J, general store.
NEW LONDON. Having a popu- lation of 300, is a village located in Monroe township, Howard county, 10 miles south- west of Kokomo, the county seat, and 2 miles north of Russiaville, on the F. & K. R. R., has three churches-Friends, Meth- odist and Advent-and high school. Honey creek furnishes power to operate a woolen and flour mill. Daily mail stage to Koko- mo-fare 25 cents. W. L. Newlin, post- master.
Archer Martin, harnessmaker.
Arvett James H, hotel.
Beeks L A, physician.
Guthridge Philip, shoemaker.
Hollingworth & Bro, Woolen Mill. McDaniel F M, hotel.
Newlin WY L, Physician.
Newlin & Bcells, Drugs and Gro- ceries. Rickman A J, barber. Rickman Wm, wagonmaker.
Shirley C C, lawyer.
Shirley D J, physician.
Thompson & Bumell, general store.
Thompson & Morgan, blacksmiths. Thompson & Son, Flour Mill. Wymer John; shoemaker.
NEW MLADISON. Location, Ches- ter township, Wabash county, 14 miles north of Wabash, the county scat, and 4 miles southeast of North Manchester, on the C. W. & M. Ry. Population 75. Church, Christian. Mail tri-weekly. Post- master, C. Steller.
Anderson A J, physician and druggist.
Foust John N, carpenter. HIonius & Hippensteel, saw mill.
Johnston J S, carpenter. Kennedy John, blacksmith.
Kinnard Perry, wagonmaker.
Sims John, carpenter.
Steller C, General Store.
Steller F, shoemaker, Tanner Samuel, thresher.
NEW MARION. A small hamlet in Shelby township, Ripley county, 8 miles southwest of Versailles, the county seat, aud 6 south of Poston, on the O. & M. Ry., its shipping point. It contains a Baptist church, district school, and 75 inhabitants. Mail daily. E. Westover, postmaster.
Bush A, general store. Cornett John, shoemaker.
Cornett P P, saloon.
Ebel Martin, wagonmaker.
Harrel B F, agrl implts.
Kramer M C, wagonmaker.
Merrill F M, undertaker.
Mink W K, cigars and tobacco.
Pardun Abraham, blacksmith.
Robinson F M, carpenter.
Smith Lucy, milliner.
Strickland M L, flour mill.
Westover L E, General Store.
Young J B, blacksmith.
NEW MARKET. Clark county. (See Oregon.)
NEW MARKET. Has a popula- tion of 200, Methodist church and district school. Is located on Log. Div. T. H. & I. Ry, in Montgomery county, 7 miles south of .Crawfordsville court house. Its ex- ported articles are grain, live stock, lumber and staves. American Express. Daily
mail. A. F. Walker, postmaster.
Banister Wm, staves and heading.
Buchanan Shepherd, carpenter.
Day Wm, painter.
Hubbard W C, blacksmith.
Hutchings B F, physician.
Mcmullen y L, Carpenter.
Newkirk C S, general store.
Patterson Samuel, saw mill.
Proctor M T, plasterer.
Rush T J, wagonmaker.
Vancleve J W, pump mnfr.
Walden C H, physician.
"Walker AF, R R and Express Agent. Walker & Armantrout, General Store. Williams J W, meat market. Wray W H, live stock.
NEW MAYSVILLE. Jackson township. Putnam county, contains zoo in- habitants, district school, Methodist, Bap- tist and Christian churches. It is located 15 miles northeast of Greencastle, the county
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seat, and 432 from Barnard, on the I. D, & S. Ry, its shipping point. Mail received tri-weekly. J. W. Sutherlin, postmaster. Coates R L, hotel.
George L W, flour mill. George W J, constable. Hendricks George P, blacksmith.
Kendall Jesse, justice.
McCandless A S, physician.
Oakley J C & Co, general store. Owsley W J, physician.
Rich II W, shoemaker.
Sutherlin J \V, General Store.
NEW MIDDLETOWN. For- merly known as Middletown, is a village located in Webster township, Harrison county, 6 miles southeast of Corydon, the county seat, and IS miles southwest of Now Albany, which is the most available ship- ping point, contains 300 inhabitants, three churches-United Brethren, Lutheran and Methodist -- daily stage communication with New Albany-fare 75c. Mail semi-week- ly. Matthew A. Rowe, postmaster.
Barth J N Rev (Lutheran).
Bullett Emanuel, blacksmith. Bullett Peter, wagonmaker. Bullett V H, blacksmith.
Davis Wm HI, physician,
DeBerry Allen, saloon.
Ellwanger John F, general store and justice. Haskins J K Rev (United Brethren).
Heckelman J P, saw mill.
Hedge Robert, justice. Kanapple Anthony, flour mill.
Leffler G, barber.
Marsh James lawyer.
Marsh J H, wagonmaker.
Miller Lyman, general store.
Rowe Matthew A, General Store. . Watson A JI, hardware.
Watson S G, lawyer.
Weaver Jacob, carpenter.
Zener J, physician. Zimmerman James, barber.
NEW MOUNT PLEASANT. Having a population of 150, is located in Jefferson township, Jay county, 7 miles southwest of Portland, the county seat, and 5 northwest of Ridgeville, at crossing of P. C. & St. L. and G. R. & I. R. Rs, contains two religious societies-Christian and Meth- odist -- and district school. Mail received semi-weekly. L. H. Moon, postmaster. Bair Samuel, hotel. Brenner & Vanskyock, druggists. Elder C E, physician.
Fouts & Silvers, flour mill.
Gunkel Philip, shoemaker.
Hatzel George, shoemaker. Hatzel M N, general storc.
Heston J W, constable.
Kidder J F, physician. INOOn Vanskyock, General Store.
Reeves E R & Son, wagonmakers. Rhodes John, justice of the peace. Silvers J M, saw mill.
NEW PALESTINE. Hancock county. (See Sugar Creek. )
NEW PARIS. On the C. W. & M. Ry, in Jackson township, Elkhart county, is located 6 miles south of Goshen, the county seat, and contains 300 inhabitants. Elkhart river furnishes power to operate flour, saw and woolen mills. Churches, Methodist and Evangelical. Schools, gra- ded. Shipments, grain, live stock and lumber. United States Express. Mail
daily. James Matthews, postmaster. Asher J B, carriage painter.
Blanchard E G, hotel.
Brodrick C S, physician.
Carrier J C, blacksmith.
Dietz John & Son, agrl implts.
Ednie Andrew, carriage trimmer.
Edwards Christ, painter.
Eisenbeiss S, physician.
Herriman Wm, undertaker.
Johnson & Son, Bankers and Grain.
Julliard Henry, shoemaker. Landgraver & Whitehead, carriage mnfrs.
Matthews James, Druggist and Physician.
Metzler & Zigler, wagon mnfrs.
Mills M, barber.
Pells James, tailor. Penland & Finfrock, meat market.
Rodabaugh David, flour, saw and woolen mills.
Shively John, blacksmith.
Stoutnour Samuel J, general store. Strohm Abraham, general store. Welch C W, R R and Ex agt. Wright & McFerren, ineat market.
Yost Henry, hardware.
NEW PHILADELPHIA. With a population of 200, is located in Franklin township, Washington county, S miles east of Salem, the county seat, and 5 northwest of Harristown, on the L. N. A. & C. Ky, contains three churches -- Methodist, Bap. tist and Presbyterian-and district school.
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Mail tri-weel.ly: B. F. Howell, postmas- ter.
Baling Jesse, blacksmith.
Brent R Rev (Presbyterian).
Elrod A N Rev (Methodist).
Ilowell BB IF, General Store.
Kettrey A, saw mill.
McClellan H H, general store.
McCoy Wm Rev (Baptist).
Morgan T A & T R, harness.
Newby Stanford, tanner.
Oatley J H, physician.
Robison B F, carpenter.
Robison Jasper H, justice. Thompson Joseph, wagonmaker. VanMeter W H, justice.
NEW PITTSBURG. A postof- fice and village of 100 inhabitants and known locally as Pittsburg, is situated in Jackson township, Randolph county, 14 miles northeast of Winchester, the county seat, and II northwest of Union City. The chief product and article of export is wheat. Mail semi-weekly, H. B. Koon, postmas- ter.
Delanter Simon, blacksmith.
Fields N W, General Store,
Koon H B, postmaster.
McFarland N, physician.
Norris Peter, cooper.
Wickersham E L, agricultural implts. Wickersham H C, saw mill.
NEW POINT. Having a popula- tion of 200, is a village in Decatur county, on C. I. & St. L. & C. R. R., 9 miles south- east of Greensburg, the county seat. Con- tains Christian church and graded school, and presents an opening for a good flour mill. Wheat and hogs comprise the prin- cipal exports. Mail daily. Express, Amer- ican. Warner Clark, postmaster.
Clark Warner, General Store.
Dowden A W, physician. Hagen J M, general store.
McConnell G W, physician. Marlin C & C, blacksmiths. Marlin W, hotel. Puttman J J, agt C I St L & CR R. Wagoner & Colson, flour mill.
NEWPORT. The capital of Ver- million county, is situated on the C. & E. I. R. R., 30 miles north of Terre Haute and 74 northwest of Indianapolis. The surrounding country is fertile, and adapted to the growth of cereals. In the place there are Methodist and Presbyterian
churches, graded school, one bank, one ho- tel, a flour mill, saw mill and weekly news- paper. Grain, hogs and lumber comprise the chief articles of export. Population 750. Express, American. Western Union telegraph. Mail daily. R. E. Stephens, postmaster. Bishop Francis M, flour mill.
Brely & Osman, lumber.
Chipps James, agricultural implts.
Coil Lewis, confectioner.
Collett & Co, bankers.
Darbey John, blacksmith.
Davis Elihu F, general store.
Davis Samuel B, propr Hoosier State (week:]y). Dillow Joseph C, blacksmith.
Edmonds Edmond, saloon.
Gibson William, general store.
Greene M L Rev (Methodist).
Hall Melvin, physician.
Hegarty Maurice, hardware.
Henson William P, harness.
Hires John, shoemaker.
Hollingsworth Henry, meat market.
Hoosier State (weekly), S B Davis propr.
Hopkins David, furniture,
Housand Noah, shoemaker.
Jackson Rosclia Miss, dressmaker.
Jump & Ward, lawyers.
Kerdolff John, livery.
Lightle & Co, coopers.'
Little Wm L, lawyer. Logan James T, physician.
McConnell Joseph W, photographer.
Newport Hotel, Odell & Son, proprs.
Nixon Robert 1I, drugs.
Odell Geo W, sewing machines and agent Am Ex Co. Odell & Son, Proprietors Newport House.
Parks L C & Co, milliners.
Parrett John W, justice.
Peters H O & Bro, general store.
Place Ernest, barber.
Place Leander J, druggist.
Rhoads & Parrett, lawyers.
Sawyers & Cushman, lawyers.
Sears Robert B, lawyer.
Sears & Bell, milliners.
Shephard Lewis, physician.
Stephens Robert E, books.
Triplett Wm M & Son, druggists.
NEWPORT. Wayne county. (See Fountain City.)
NEW PROVIDENCE. A village of 300 inhabitants, on the L. N. A. & C.
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Ry, in Wood township, Clark county, 21 miles northwest of Jeffersonville, the county seat. White sand, leaf tobacco and tan bark are exported. The place has three religious societies and graded school. L. N. A. & C. express. Mail daily. T. A. Mayes, postmaster.
Baggerly Evan, township trustee.
Bell George, justice of the peace.
Bell Thomas, blacksmith.
Bellows George, justice of the peace.
Borden W W, farmer and miner.
Brown Jeremiah, horse dealer.
Burns J A, flour and saw mill.
Dillon Robert, painter.
Doup David, nursery.
Goss Thomas J, cooper.
Jackson Thomas J, plastcrer.
Jones C, physician.
Little John A, wagonmaker.
Mckinley Edward, shoemaker.
Mckinley John, white sand.
Mckinley Samuel, tanner.
McWilliams John A, carpenter.
Martle Conrad, shoemaker.
Mayes Thomas A, General Store, Railroad and Express Agent.
Mayes Wm H, blacksmith. Miller G W, grocer and hotel.
Packwood Henry, nursery.
Ranson T S, general store.
Shoemaker H, general store.
Stalker B T, physician.
Standeford A T, produce.
Vance John K, blacksmith and justice.
NEW RICHMOND. In Coal Creck township, Montgomery county, 12 miles northwest of Crawfordsville, the county seat, and most available shipping point, and claims a population of 100. There is a Methodist church and district school in the place. Mail received semi-weekly. J. S. Anderson, postmaster.
Aloys Anton, tailor. Campbell J C, blacksmith.
Campbell Win, grocer.
Detcher S S, Physician.
Hallin & Anderson, drugs.
Logan & Swank, four mill.
McComas Samuel, hotel.
Mitchell S M, blacksmith.
Pender John, shoemaker. Plunkett D C, saloon. Plunkett y W, General Store. Taylor Charles W, barber. Tribby Jason, carpenter.
Washburn & Black, physicians.
NEW ROSS. A thriving village of 500 inhabitants, in Montgomery county, at junction :of the I. B. & W. and A. L. & St. L. Rys, 12 miles southeast of Craw- fordsville, the county seat, and 33 north- west of Indianapolis, contains two churches -- Methodist and Christian. Wheat, hogs and produce are the principal exports. Semi-weekly stage for Orth, Shannondale and Thorntown. Daily mail. United States Express. Homer Bowers, postmas- ter.
Adkins B F, physician.
Adkins T A & Bro, general store.
Adkins & Bell, flour mill.
Bowers Hommer, Physician.
Bowers N W, druggist.
Brown W A & Son, grocers.
Clodfelter M E, lawycr.
Dorsey G T, undertaker.
Elter J R, physician, Evans WV W, sewing machines.
Everson James, saw mill,
Gathright E, blacksmith.
Green IR B, Lawyer.
Hoben A J, meat market.
Howard G W, druggist.
Iulon John, R R agent.
McLaughlin N, hotel and Ex agent.
May A C, staves and heading.
May W W, general store.
Melson J & Co, grocers.
Munhall T T Mrs, milliner.
Myers C L, physician.
Norman D, blacksmith.
Noyes F V, grocer.
Pitman A M, shoemaker.
Plemhelt A Rev (Christian).
Rome C, justice of the peace.
Templin G, blacksmith.
Turner, Kelly & Co, General Store.
Vancannon W, boots and shoes.
Williamson G W, justice of the peace. Wilson F M, livery.
Witt & Darnell, meats and produce. Wren Robert, barber.
NEW SALEM. With a population of 200, is located in Noble township, Rush county, 6 miles southeast of Rushville, the county seat and nearest rail approach. Daily stage communication with Anderson- ville and Rushville. Mail received daily. James L. Cowing, postmaster. Cowing James E, Postmaster.
Derbyshire E, physician.
Goldsmith & Son, blacksmiths. Hargrave W S, physician. Mercer John R, general store.
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Miller & Morris, general store. Wellman A P, general store. .
Wellman A W, grocer.
NEW SALISBURY. Having a population of 100, on proposed line of the L. N. A. & St. L. Air Line R. R., in Jack- son township, Harrison county, is 7 miles north of Corydon, the county seat, and 16 west of New Albany, its present shipping point. Has two Methodist churches and a district school. Mail daily. Robert F. Mott, postmaster.
Adams L C, organs.
Bill Jacob, blacksmith.
Bryler Sarah, milliner.
Conrad Emmanuel, Hotel.
Eskew Lorenz, notions.
Flagg A D, physician.
Graves John C, stock dealer and trustee.
Haub Philip, shoemaker.
Hogan Albert, shoemaker.
Hurst Jerome, carpenter.
Isterling John, hotel and saloon.
McCann Stephen, painter.
Mott Robert *, General Store.
Nichols John W, wagonmaker.
Patterson Joseph, horse dealer.
Stevens Ambrose, carpenter.
NEWTON'S RETREAT. Issit- uated in Tippecanoe county, 5 miles north- west of Lafayette, the county seat and shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. J. B. Stinespring, postmaster and general store.
NEWTON STEWART. Jackson township, Orange county, with a population of 75, is located 15 miles southwest of l'aoli, the county seat, and 18 east of Jasper, on the C. R. & S. W. R. R., its shipping point. Mail semi-weekly. H. H. Polson, post- master.
Brow Joseph, cabinetmaker.
Brow & Bro, flour mill.
Dillard James, physician.
Dillard & Dillard, wagonmakers.
Johnson Eli, shoemaker.
Polsen M & Son, General Store. Polson Wm, harnessmaker.
Shoulders Wesley, live stock.
Smith E A, physician.
Tilleny & Hubs, saw mill.
Young J C, saloon.
Young S D, cabinetmaker.
NEWTONVILLE. A village in Spencer county, with a population of 250, is located in a tobacco growing district, 12
miles northeast of Rockport, the county seat. Grandview, on the Ohio river, 6 miles southwest, is the usual shipping point. Contains two churches-Methodist and Bap- tist -- and good brick school building. Wheat, tobacco and potatoes are the prin- cipal articles of export. Semi-weekly stage communication with Grandview -- fare 25c. Mail semi-weekly. Wm." Woodward, post- master.
Abbott James, saw mill.
Abbott Martin, physician. Abbott & Son, blacksmiths.
Adye George F, physician and drugs.
Baltus T, shoemaker.
Bean J T Rev (Methodist) .
Beard J C, wagonmaker.
Caddeck Benj, saloon.
Cooper. F M, justice of the peace.
Hopkins J & HJ, coal miners.
Huff George, saloon. John Benjamin, physician.
Lasswell Granville, cooper.
Mahoney Mc M, cooper.
Mosier David, blacksmith.
Rumple J G, general store.
Sharp A W, hotel and grocery.
Sutton Stephen, druggist and grocer.
Sutton Wma, Drugs.
Woodward Gustavus, saw and flour mill.
Woodward WWina, General Store and Lawyer.
NEWTOWN. Richland township, Fountain county, containing a population of 350 persons, is located 14 miles northeast of Covington, the county seat. Hillsborough, 7 miles south, on the I. B. & W. Ry, and Attica, 10 miles northwest, on the W. St. L. & P. Ry, are the shipping stations. .Newtown has three churches-Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist -- and graded school. Tri-weekly stage route to Hills- borough -- fare joc .- Crawfordsville-fare 75c. Mail daily. Robert Campbell, post- master.
Bitteneherder John, blacksmith.
Campbell N & Son, General Store. Clark S D, wagonmaker.
Colby T S, wagonmaker.
Dinwiddie Wm, meat market.
Ewart David, wagonmaker.
Graves A M, drugs. Handley David Rev (Methodist).
Harris R, justice of the peace. Helbig A S, shoemaker.
Mann J W Rev (Presbyterian).
Moore J W, drugs.
Rice & Gebhart, general store.
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Tieed Danicl, Furniture. Reffle J S, physician. Russell B P Rev (Baptist). Scott A M F, hotel. Sherman W N, physician. Voliva J H, justice of the peace. Wiles N H, physician. Wilson H S, dentist.
NEW TRENTON. Stands near line between Franklin and Dearborn coun- ties, on W. W. R. R., in White Water township, Franklin county, Il miles south- east of Brookville, the county seat. The village contains 200 inhabitants, graded school, Methodist and United Brethren churches. Wheat, hogs and fruit are the exports. Express, American. Mail daily. C. Hull, postmaster. Cox L J, carriage painter.
Cox W B, wagonmaker. De Lacroix John, cabinet maker. Hull Conrad, General Store. Krause Wm, shoemaker .. Miller C, general store. Ostheimer Andrew, hotel and saloon. Schuck T, shoemaker.
Sintz Gottleib, cooper. Whipple A J, blacksmith. Williams J J, blacksmith. Zahn Simeon, blacksmith.
NEWVILLE. Concord township, DeKalb county, known locally as Vienna, is a village with a population of 300, situ- ated 12 miles southeast of Aubarn, the county seat, St. Joe, a station on the B. & O. R. R., Butler, a station on the L. S. & M. S. and Eel River division W. St. L. & P. C. R. Rs. are the shipping stations. St. Joseph river furnishes water power to operate a flour mill. The churches are known as Disciple and United Brethren. Has graded school. Stage communication with Butler, St. Joe and Ft. Wayne. Mail daily. David Denman, postmaster. Bartlett S H, lawyer and justice.
Blair B F, hotel.
Bowman G W, physician. Coburn II W, general store. Dean Walker, wagonmaker. DeLong & Co, saw mill.
Denmnan David, Boot and Shoc- maker. Hamilton Bros, flour mill.
Hathaway Z, carpenter. Headley George, blacksmith. Lawrence J M, lawyer. Miller J W, harness.
Moody W A, live stock.
Olmstead Stephen, drugs. Overt O Q Rev (United Brethren). Porter G W, blacksmith. Rhoads S E && Son, general store. Seeley Wm, saw and planing mill. Smith Philander, cabinetmaker. Tanney John W, wagoninaker.
NEW' WASHIINGTON, With a population of 350, is a village in Clark county, 24 miles northeast of Jeffersonville, the county seat. Has three churches- Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian. Ship to Nabb's Station, O, on O. & M. R. R., 6 miles distant, or to Bethlehem, on the Ohio river, 7 miles southeast. Tri-weekly mail. W. T. Adams, postmaster.
Adair S L, physician. Adams W T & F 9, General Store.
Allhands D S, physician.
Benjamin D C Rev (Methodist).
Bower H M, general store.
Calvin Thomas, blacksmith.
Davis B T, boot and shoemaker.
Harper G L, blacksmith. Haymaker G W, physician.
Hopwood E M, blacksmith.
Hopwood J L, wagonmaker. Hopwood M, wagonmaker.
Noe A J, general store.
Pearcy Wm A, justice of the peace.
Phillips & Evans, general store.
Tilford Mrs, hotel and millinery.
NEW WAVERLY, Nine miles east of Logansport, on the W. St. L. & P. Ry, contains a population of 275 persons. The village has one Methodist church and good graded school. Pacific Express. Mail daily. S. N. Pennel, postmaster.
Castle P W, blacksmith.
Floyd R M, drugs.
Forgy C P & Bro, general store.
Griffith J T, meat market. Hogentogler J F, blacksmith.
Jenkins C Mrs, hotel.
Jenkins D C, justice of the peace.
Kinsie J H, saw mill. Ligier A S, shoemaker.
Loser D, carpenter.
Peck Wm Rev (Methodist).
Pennel & Sont, General Store.
Place J U, vinegar mnfr. Price W C, R R and Ex agent.
Quick L L, physician.
Quick R H, physician.
Saunders P & Bro, wagonmakers. Walker D C, saloon.
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE. May a First-class Piano or Organ on these easy terms given by med. PEARFLIN & CO., 58 &: 00 Nortle Pennsylvania Street, LADIANAPOLIS, IND.
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POWER APPLE GRINDERS,
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Weaver Isaac, carpenter.
NEW WINCHESTER. Four miles northwest of Reno, its shipping sta- tion, on the I. & St. L. R. R., contains 150 inhabitants, and is located in Marion town- ship, Hendricks county, 7 miles west of Danville, the county seat. Has graded school, Christian, Baptist, and Presbyte- rian churches. Mail tri-weekly. Richard T. Harper, postmaster.
Allison Joseph, justice of the peace.
Banta John Q A, physician.
Byrd Wm, carpenter.
Calvin C M, physician.
Fields Smith, lumber.
Given C W, drugs.
Harper Richard 'T, Postmaster.
Kelly A. W, justice of the peace.
Kennedy J O, general store.
Rich L H, shoemaker.
Robbins Wm, physician.
West B, wagonmaker.
West X E, live stock.
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