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West Perry, carpenter. Worline Wm, blacksmith.
NICONZA. Distant four miles from Roann, its shipping depot, on Eel River Div. W. St. L. & P. Ry, contains 30 inhab- itants, graded school, Baptist and United Brethren churches, and is situated in Mi- ami county, 1612 miles northeast of. Peru, the county seat. Mail tri-weekly. David Longanecker, postmaster. Brower J F, live stock.
Craven Noah, blacksmith.
Craven N, physician. Ferree F N, nursery.
Harman Alvin, carpenter.
Longancoker David, Wagon- inaker.
Longanecker Jesse, Farmer. Lukens'M, live stock. Stoffer Wm, shoemaker.
NINE MILE. Located in Lafayette township, Allen county, is a rural postoffice, 9 miles southwest of Fort Wayne, the coun- ty seat and shipping point. It has district school, Albright, United Brethren and Lu- theran churches. Population 10. tri-weekly. John Yagerlenner, postmaster. Nonemaker James, blacksmith,
Wagerlenner John, Physician. Yagerlenner Mary E Mrs, general store.
NINEVAII. Called formerly Wil- liamsburg, is a place of 200 population, lo-
cated in Ninevah township, Johnson coun- ty, S miles south of Franklin, the county seat. Edinburg, 6 miles east, on the J. M. & I. R. R., is its shipping depot. The vil- lage has graded school, Methodist and Christian churches. Mail received tri- weekly. A. J. Belk, postmaster.
Belk A J, wagonmaker.
Britton ID, Blacksmith.
Britton & Belk, grocers.
Chapman Wni, shoemaker.
Dresslar George H, general store.
Dunham J M, carpenter.
Dunham Joab, dry goods.
Dunham Wh B, Carpenter.
Dunham & Robinson, flour and saw mill.
Ealey Joshua, shoemaker.
Gosney Wm, blacksmith.
Griswold George, blacksmith.
Keaton J .J, Harness.
Marshall J A, physician.
Mellette U N, druggist and physician.
Ridenbaugh John, wagonmaker.
St John W M, physician.
NOAH. Better known as Marion, lo- cated in Shelby county, on Big Blue river, 412 miles north of Shelbyville, the county seat and nearest railroad approach, is a vil- lage of 100 inhabitants, with Methodist church and graded school. The river fur- nishes power for flour mill and saw mill, leaving an opening for woolen mill or starch factory. Tri-weekly stage communication with Morristown-fare 25c .- Shelbyville --- fare 15c. Daily mail. L. Kennedy, post- master.
Adams J M, physician.
Gaunt C, carpenter. Helen Geo, wagonmaker. Kennedy L, General Store. Lucas F M, blacksmith.
Perry John, carpenter.
Piatt W C, physician. Sanders John, wagonmaker. Thrasher W R, carpenter. Vandergrift T F, blacksmith.
NOBLESVILLE. The capital of Hamilton county, is an incorporated village of 2500 inhabitants, beautifully located on White river, 22 miles north of Indianapolis, at junction of I. P. & C. and A. L. & Si. L. Rys. The village contains five churches -- Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian, Ev- angelical and Baptist-two graded schools and one bank. The press is represented by the Noblesville Independent (Democratic), Noblesville Republican and Lodger (Republi-
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can). The public buildings cmbrace the county court house and jail, both being of exceeding fine architecture, the court house having cost over $100,000, is handsomely located in the public square, and is an honor to the county. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, United States. Daily mail. I. H. Jessup, postmaster. Bonded debt, $25,000.
Abernathey A A, physician.
Alfrey Henry, staves and heading.
Allison A J & McGuire, photographers.
Allison & McGuire, flour and feed.
Applegate & Dale, blacksmiths.
Austin E P, physician.
Bachmann & Craig, grocers.
Baker Albert M, agt I P & C Ry.
Baker Albert R., livery.
Baker James M, grocer.
Bauchert Jacob, hardware.
Becker Frank, baker.
Belle & Carlin, pump infrs.
Booth William, lawyer.
Booth & Jenkins, jewelers.
Boswell Wm II, publisher Noblesville In- dependent. Bower John V, physician.
Bower Peter S, druggist.
Brown Oscar F, saddles and harness.
Buchert John, city treasurer.
Bark & Wheeler, meat market.
Burroughs James, meat market.
Byfield Whitcomb, Dealer in Cal- ifornia Wines and Liquors, 8 S Connor. Campbell Samuel Rev (Methodist).
Carlin Wm D, agrl implts.
Carr Henry, shoemaker. Case Elon E, agrl implts.
Caylor Henry I, propr Caylor House.
Caylor Henry M, lumber.
Cheadle J B, propr Noblesville Republican.
Citizens Bank, capital $60,000, Wm Locke " pres, Elbret Shirts cash.
Conner Wm H, physician.
Cook E C, dentist.
Cottingham Cynthia A, dressmaker.
Cottingham Henry A Rev (Methodist).
Cottinglam O. B & H E, milliners.
Cottingham S D & Co, livery.
Craft Frost Rev (Methodist).
Craig John Rev (Presbyterian).
Craycraft Daniel, notions.
Crull Daniel C, flour and feed.
Cyrus & Miesse, physicians.
Cyrus Wm H, physician.
Dale Motel, Orrin Maker Proprietor, n e cor Polk and Wiltshire.
Darrah A M & Co, livery.
Davidson R H, boots and shoes.
Deputy Addison C, dentist.
Detrich & Miller, Pump Manufac- turers, w 3 Cathaime, n Logan.
THE DALE HOTEL,
Northeast Cor. Polk and Wiltshire Streets,
ORIN MAKER, Proprietor. NOBLESVILLE, IND.
The Dale is one of the leading Hotels in the city. Good rooms, well ventilated, good table, and everything convenient. MR. MAKER is making his Hotel the attraction of the traveling public.
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ORLANDO A. HARNISH, PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, East Side Public Square, Up Stairs, in Bachman Block,
I make all Styles of Photographs. Also enlarge and copy pictures. Parties wishing ilrst- class work, will do well to call and see mir. I also have one of the finest backgrounds in our city.
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Evans W N & Co, dry goods. Evans & Sohl, grain. Farrell Joseph K, grocer. Fenton James D, saloon.
Fisher Daniel, grocer.
Oidacre James, Township Trustee, Noblesville, Office Court House.
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Fisher Wm A, propr Wainwright House. Foland Emma Mrs, milliner.
Garrett John H, billards.
Pearce Wm S, livery.
Pecd Thomas, propr Peed House.
Gibbons Geo W, baker.
Pfaff Finley B, insurance agent.
Pontious Bros, agrl implements.
Potter Charles D, lawyer.
Powell Emery, tailor.
Gray John M, physician.
Pryor John, meat market.
Pursel Theodore WV, dry goods.
Reynolds J B & Son, furniture.
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Hawkins Abijah, jeweler. Hawkins T A, flax mill.
Roper John, barber.
Hawkins & Bowers, restaurant.
Roudebush Mary II, milliner.
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Heylmann John G, carriagemaker.
Hobron Joyce F Mrs, physician,
Shirts, Shirts & Fertig, lawyers.
Hollenbach George L, barber.
Sedenburg James H, grocer.
Householder F M, lawyer.
Sedenburg & Granger, jewelers.
Smock, Haworth & Co, flour mill.
Sohl A J & Son, grain.
Stafford & Boyd, lawyers. Swain Charles, saddles and harness.
Swain Ezra, dry goods,
Swain Thomas P', grocer.
Thomas Wm, restaurant.
Thompson A & Co, hardware.
Thompson Elizabeth, milliner.
Thompson Jacob, tinware.
Tieste August, baker.
Toll & Hartzler, dressmaking.
Touhig J & J, grocers. Trissal Francis M, lawyer.
Truitt A W, books.
Truitt & Son, druggists.
United States Express, A M Baker agent.
Vestal & Haworth, druggists.
Wallace John A, grocer.
Warren W C, painter. Wheeler, Fisher & Co, lumber. Whitaker & Applegate, blacksmiths. Wild Leonard, general store. Williams Robert ER, Barber, 12 S Conner. Williams William W, furniture. Wolfgang Rachel Miss, dressmaker. Yeaman & Lucas, marble dealers.
NOBLESTILLE. Noble county. (See Merriam.)
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Osbon Jasper N, saloon. Oursler La Fayette, boots and shoes.
Garver & Graham, lawyers.
Graham Wm B, physician. Granger E. H, lawyer. Granger John, livery.
Haines I, physician. Hare John H, blacksmith.
Hare W & Son, wagonmakers.
Ridgeway Alexander H, shoemaker.
Harmish Orlando A, Photographer, Bushman's Block. (See adv.)
Robert Benjamin, barber.
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Haworth M.C, physician.
Gooit William, Blacksmith, Brock s Conner.
Scott Wm & Co, grain dealers.
Hunter John, justice of the peace.
Jenkins A M, lumber. Jenkins Sidney, barber. Johnson & Gray, carpenters. Joseph Julius & Co, clothing. Joseph X, saloon. Kane & Davis, lawyers. Kastelhune Peter, boots and shoes. Kitchell Jason S, physician. Kline John, sewing machines. Lebo Levina, grocer. Lebo Morris S, saloon. Levinson Newman D, clothing. Lindsey Marion Miss, rubber goods. Loehr Ed C, physician.
Loehr & Dunn, hardware. Longley & Emmons, meat market. Lowther Wm, justice of the peace. Lybrand Lucius, druggist.
Mckinsey Urban B, superintendent county schools.
Maker Orrin, Proprietor The Dale Hotel, n e cor Polk and Wiltshire. Miles Oscar, Proprietor Noblesville Ledger, se cor Cathaine and Logan. Moore Benjamin, furniture. Morrow Charles W, saddles and harness. Moss & Stephenson, lawyers. Nelson Bros, meat market. Noblesville Independent (weekly), cor Con- ner and Catharine.
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NOGO. Was established as'a post- office in ISSo for the convenience of a farm- ing community of 20 families, in Howard county, 13% miles northeast of Kokomo, the county seat and shipping place. Wheat and corn are marketed. Mail tri-weekly. James Gray, postmaster. Canter George W, justice of the peace. Gray James, General Store. Lawrence F M, saw mill. Weed E C, physician.
NORA. settlement of 50 inhab- itants in Washington township, Marion county, 1012 miles north of Indianapolis. Castleton, 5 miles east on the I. P. & C. Ry., is the usual shipping place. Mail tri- weekly. Peter Lawson, postmaster. Bowen James, grocer.
Lawson Peter, General Store. Whittinger Henry, blacksmith. Whittinger & Heaton, saw mill.
NORMANDA. Possessing 150 in- habitants, is a village located in Jefferson township, Tipton county, S miles west of Tipton, the county seat, and 132 north of Goldsmith, a station on the L. E. & W. Ry. The place has Christian and Metho- dist churches and district school. Mail re- ceived tri-weekly. J. D. Campbell, post- master.
Campbell D R, physician.
Campbell J B, general store.
Gossett J M, physician. Hodson M J Rev (clergyman). Jargon Barnard, tile mnfr. Myers Wm D, blacksmith.
Rood A N, carpenter.
Sailors A J, general store.
Titer & Co, saw and flour mill. Wilcox E, hotel.
NORRISTOWN. Shelby county.
(Se Winterroud.)
NORTHIFIELD. Contains 200 il. habitants, Methodist church and district school. Is situated in Union township, Boone county, 10 miles east of Lebanon court house. Zionsville, 6 Miles south on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., is its shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. Rosston and Slab- town receive their mail at this office also. H. W. Nichols, postmaster.
Dickinson George, Physician and Justice. Doutrich John, general store.
Monett S, physician. Ross Bros, general store.
NORTH GALVESTON. The location of 25 persons, in Prairie township, Kosciusko county, 7 miles northwest of Warsaw, the county scat. Leesburgh, 4 miles east on the C. W. & M. Ry, is its shipping point and postoffice. Boggess Iliram, saloon. Johnson J H, physician. Neilly Peter WW, General Store.
NORTH GROVE. Situated in Harrison township, Miami county, on P. C. & St. L. Ry, with a population of 400, lies 12 miles southeast of Peru, the county seat. The village has a Union church building and graded school. It presents an excep- tionally good opening for a flour mill. Ex- press, United States. Mail daily. W. C. Yarnall, postmaster. Barnhart Joel, brick innfr.
Biggerstaff J T, physician.
Day T J, physician,
Epley Cyrus, brick mason.
Grandstaff M V, carpenter.
Ilammer David, jeweler,
Ijams J F, physician.
Kessler Ashbury, general storc.
Marks George, blacksmith. Michaels P A, blacksmith.
Miller C E, general store.
Moorman J H, lawyer.
Myer Jacob, carpenter. Olden L D, shoemaker.
Parker Wm W, hotel. Reagan A K, justice of the peace.
Smith Ira M, drain tile.
Thomas L M, saloon.
Yarnall W €, Railroad Agent and Drugs.
NORTH INDIANAPOLIS. A manufacturing suburb of Indianapolis, lo- cated 3 miles northwest of the city, in Cen- ter township, Marion county, on C. I. St. L. & C. R. R. This is the location of Crown Hill Cemetery, a wooden ware fac- tory, cradle works, chair factory, wagon factory, Population 700. Mail daily. Eu- gene Udell, postmaster.
Armstrong John & Sons, ice. Cochran W A, physician. Groeschel George, florist.
Le Page J RD, Manufacturer of Marble and Granite Monuments, Office and Ware- house near Crown Hill Cemetery, w en- trance. (See ad'y. )
CHICAGO ZINO TO376 Newvillustrated Cataloque just out. Free to Archi- tects and Cornice Arms. Sent by Express. J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 South Clinton Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
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North Indianapolis Cradle Works, HI L Hewitt manager. North Indianapolis Wagon Works Co, Jas Frank pres.
Ocorr Henry Manufacturing Co, Capital $100,000, Henry Ocorr Pres- ident, A W Hazelrigg Secretary and Treasurer, EC Wheeler Superintendent, Chair Manufacturers. (See adv.)
Thayer Albert, grocer, Michigan road.
Udell Eugene, Grocer and Postmas- ter, 23 Addison.
Udell Woodenware Co, J L Ketcham recvr.
NORTH JUDSON. The P. C. & St. L. Ry passes through this pleasant little village of 400 inhabitants, which is located in Wayne township, Stark county, 10 miles southwest of Knox, the county seat. There are Methodist and Lutheran churches and district school here. Express, American. Mail daily. George Lightcap, postmaster. Baker & Newport, blacksmiths.
Burch Jacob, saloon.
Engleth Henry H, blacksmith. Jackson J M Rev (Methodist).
Keller J, general store.
Lightcap A G, hotel.
Lightcap H, drugs.
Lightcap W & G, general store.
Lore Wm Rev (United Brethren).
Nealis John, hotel.
Perry Wm, druggist and physician.
Phillips J R, saloon.
Schuesler Geo, shoemaker. Scudder W L, wagonmaker. Weir W H, physician.
White Bros, general store.
NORTH LIBERTY. A thriving village located in St. Joseph county, 14 miles southwest of South Bend, the county seat, with a populatian of 500, is distant 6 miles from Walkerton, at crossing of I. P. & C. and B. & O. R. Rs, the nearest rail- road approach. Clear Lake creek furnishes water power for a flour mill. The village has two churches-Methodist and Advent. Daily stage communication with Walker- ton -- fare 25c, and South Bend-fare $1.50. Mail daily. N. S. Miller, postmaster. Anderson J C, hardware. Beebe O R Rev (Methodist). Berger B F, blacksmith. Campbell A S, physician, Cherry G P, justice of the peace, Coel Bros, Saw Mill.
Cole M R, grocer. Cullar & Olenger, general store.
Flood George R, harness.
Garrard J J Mrs, milliner. Geiger Jacob, saw mill.
Hitchcock W W, physician. Hoffman Daniel, drugs and groceries.
Houser Bros, general store.
Irvin John F, barber.
Keck B L, tailor.
Knepp & Houser, saw mill.
Kring J W, undertaker.
Lee E T, blacksmith.
Loring Samuel, auctioneer.
Mckenzie & Bowen, flour mill.
Mangus Levi, brickmaker.
Miller J C, insurance and notary.
Miller NS S, General Store. O'Conner J, physician.
Pearce L, S, cattle dealer.
Pearce N W, cattle dealer.
Ports & Matz, meat market.
Ritchie Jacob, wagonmaker.
Rowan Hiram, wagonmaker.
Rupe Wm, broom infr.
Rupert Adam, hotel.
Sand George, bricklayer.
Steel Jeremiah, furniture.
Travis N A, saloon.
Varier ] A, physician.
Whitaker W S, painter.
Warster A, wagonmaker.
Worster EE E, Carpenter. Young Fred, boots and shoes.
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NORTH MADISON. A suburb of Madison, located on the J. M. & I. R. R., in Madison township, Jefferson county. The village contains 600 inhabitants, 4 churches - Methodist, Baptist, Christian and Catholic-graded and Catholic schools. Express, American. Telegraph, Western
Union. Mail daily. Hannah Smith, post- master.
Alfred L, carpenter. Allen J, blacksmith.
Early John Mrs, general store.
Elwin W J, shoemaker.
Ewers Father Rev (Catholic).
Fox John, shoemaker.
Hamilton Wm, carpenter.
Leonard Felix, flour mill.
Loscy J HI, general store.
Mathews D, carpenter.
Monroe W Z Rev (Baptist.)
Schmidt E, grocer. Smythe J S, blacksmith.
Sutor P, wagonmaker.
Tilford W E, physician. Vawter J S, general store.
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Wickham George, carpenter. Wray L, justice of the peace. Wright C H, physician.
NORTH MANCHESTER. LO- cated at crossing of C. W. & M. and Eel River Division W. St. L. and P. Rys, is an enterprising incorporated village of 2100 inhabitants, in Chester township, Wabash county, 14 miles northeast of Wabash court house. Eel river flows by the place, and furnishes excellent water power, which is utilized to operate i flour mill. The place has 3 churches-Methodist, Reform and United Brethren-graded school, 3 hotels, a weekly newspaper -- the Journal-and I private bank. Its manufactories consist of 2 foundries, pump factory, flax mill, pot- tery, spoke and hub factory, flour mill, planing mill, drain tile and brick manufac- tories. Grain, produce, hubs and spokes are the chief exports. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail daily. James Wallace, postmaster.
American House, R R Grimes Proprieter, Corner Main and Walnut. Albersobn & Wiener, clothing. Argerbright Sol N, undertaker.
Arnold Jesse & Co, Proprietors Manchester Bank, Main.
Beauchamp A G, agent W St L & P Ry.
Beauchamp Noah W, editor North Man- chester Journal. Bell & Wells, lawyers.
Blickenstaff Bros, jewelry.
Bohnard Donades, prop Bohnard House.
Bolin Elisha, city marshal.
Bope W T', lawyer. Bowman Amos W, agricultural implts.
Brady James N & Co, flax mill.
Bunker David Y, millinery.
Butterbaugh Joseph H, harnessmaker.
Clemmans B F, justice of the peace.
Cowgill John L, boots and shoes. Ebbinghous & Co, books.
Eichholtz John F, boots and shoes.
Eichholtz, Petry & Valdenaire, planing mill.
Flook Columbus H, pottery.
Ford Kittie, dressmaker. Frame David, hardware. Ginther David, physician. Ginther D & Co, druggists. Gosshorn David A, physician.
Green Fred, saloon. Gresso George, boots and shoes.
Grimes Rufus IL, Proprietor of the American House. Good Livery in Con- nection. Free Buss. Cor Main and Walnut streets.
Grossnickle N & J, grocers.
Gunder Henry, supt public school.
Magans Dorris N, Proprietor of Grocery, Depot Restaurant and Billiard Saloon, near American House. Hamilton David, brick mnfr and saloon.
Ilarter D C, agent C W & M Ry. Harter J B & J, druggists.
lays John E, grocer. Holbrook Wm L, dentist.
Homman W E & Co, grocers.
Horn Smith, wagon innfr. Hower Wm HI, barber.
Jennings Jacob M, grocer. Johnson Cyrus D, livery.
Keen Daniel P, physician.
Keller E F, propr Keller House.
Kemp Rev (Methodist).
Klum S C Mrs, dressmaker. Krisher & Sandoz, meat market.
Lavey John & Son. jewelers.
Lawrence & Co, dry goods.
Leonard & Leonard, grocers.
Long Lewis J, justice of the peace.
.Lower M O, physician. Lutz Daniel, groceries.
McDaniels WSm EX, Apiaculturist, Principal Factory at New Carlisle, Ind. McFann A. F, painter.
Manchester Bank, Jesse Arnold & Co, Proprietors, Main.
Martin John J, photographer.
Mendenhall Wm T, physician. Meharg Mary & Co, milliners.
Miller A B, carriage repository.
Miller Dan S, grocer. Miller Jesse E, foundry.
Mills Henry, grocer.
Mills & Lavey, clothing.
Moe Adelbert, foundry.
Moore Isaiah B, grocer.
Newhouse & Miller, druggists.
Noftzger J P, marble yard.
North Manchester Journal (weekly), N W Beauchamp propr.
Ohmart Fli C, physician, Oppenheim Jacob, dry goods.
Reed Levi, Saddle and Harness Maker. Robbs Samuel, meat market.
Russell Allen, barber. Sala & Smith, dry goods. Schoolcraft Rufus A, fur dealer.
Shaffer Win, harnessmaker. Shaffer Wm Mrs, dressmaker. Shelmadine Edward, shoemaker.
Simons Albert, physician.
Stusser Jacob A, confectioner.
Spurgeon John, carpenter. Stewart A E & C, furniture,
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Strauss Daniel, Flouring Mill and Feed Store, Main. Strauss & Weber, flour and feed.
Straw John H, furniture. Strayer Wm H, saloon.
Swindell Joseph, produce. Toland Finlaw M, agt Am Ex Co. Tyler Jesse J, carriage repository. Waddell Charles, physician.
Wallace James, Postmaster, Main. Walter Bros, hub and spoke mnfrs.
Wells II Rev (Lutheran). Whitlow Hiram C, blacksmith.
Williams J W & Son, druggists.
Winton Horace, physician.
Young Simon P, carriage mnfr.
NORTH SALEM. An enterpris- ing village, with a population of 300, on I. D. & S. Ry, in Eel River township, Hen- dricks county, 9 miles northwest of Dan- ville court house. It has three churches- Christian, Baptist and Methodist-good graded school, and exports grain, horses, mules, cattle and hogs. American Express. Daily mail. Aaron Smith, postmaster. Adams A, carpenter.
Adams T J, physician. Broadhurst F, Physician. Broadhurst W, harnessmaker.
Crose W H, barber.
Davis F RX, Flour Mill.
Davis & Davis, general store.
Ellington J M, blacksmith.
Emmons J M, carpenter. Fleece C B, general store and physician.
Fleece John, grocer.
Fleece M J, hotel.
Fleece S F, grocer.
Fleece & Clay, Livery. Hackley W II, blacksmith. Jones W J K P, druggist. Linn J, lawyer.
Linn J S, shoemaker. O'Fear R F, physician. Proctor J M, physician. Smith & Davidson, General store. Sowder G G, wagonmaker.
Sowder Milton, lawyer and justice.
Sowder Nelson, blacksmith. Thompson G W, agt I D & S Ry. Thrift L. L, flour mill.
Wright H L, wagonmaker.
NORTIP'S LANDING. On the Ohio river, in Randolph township, in the extreme northeastern corner of Ohio county, is a village of 250 inhabitants, distant 4 miles south of Rising Sun, the county seat.
It has district school, Methodist and Bip- tist churches. £ Express, Adams. Daily stage route to Rising Sun -- fare Ioc -- I.at- riot -- fare 5oc -- and Aurora-fare 6oc. Mail daily. Nathan II. North, postmaster.
Ellis W C, saw mill.
Ilodges Esquire, blacksmith.
Houze C S, wharfmaster.
Mobler A Rev (Baptist ).
North E C, produce.
North Nathan II, General Store. l'arker C, painter. Penrod John, carpenter. Rollins H, blacksmith.
NORTH UNION. Situated in Montgomery county, contains 50 persons, on line of the T. II. & I. Ry (Logansport Div.), 5 miles south of Crawfordsville, the county seat. The village contains two churches-Christian and Methodist. Amer- ican Express. Daily mail. Napoleon Basye, postmaster.
Armantrout E F, stock dealer. Basye N, General Store. Miller Thomas, blacksmith.
Wagner G W & Son, flour mill.
NORTH VERNON. Stands at crossing of Madison branch J. M. & I. and O. & M. R. Rs., and is northern terminus of the Louisville branch of O. & M. Ry., in Centre township, Jennings county, 2 miles north of Vernon, the county seat, 62 south- east of Indianapolis and 72 west of Cincin- nati. The village was first settled and platted by Hiram Prather and C. H. Tripp in 1853, was incorporated in 1876, and now contains a population of 2000. It has 6 churches, graded schools, five hotels, two weekly newspapers --- The Plain Dealer (Re. publican), and Sun (Democratic) -a furni- ture factory and one flour mill. Grain, stone, furniture and live stock are exported. Express, American and Ohio & Mississippi. Mail daily. Walter S. Prather, postmaster. Adam Charles, grocer.
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Adams John A, boots and shoes.
Alexander Michael, clothing. Alexander Moses, clothing.
Alley Charles, grocer. Alley George, livery.
American Express Co, A Doll agt.
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Andrews Myron H, druggist. Baker Oliver P, hotel.
Batman Francis MI, Physician, N 4th. Bay David, livery.
Billings Charles E, dentist.
JOHN RAUCH.
Manufacturer of the 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Capital City Cigar
HAYES' CELEBRATED SKYLUBIN. roo St., Chicago. Send for Catalogue.
NOR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NOT 593
Brenner Charles, meat market. Brolley Francis, merchant tailor. Byrne Margaret Mrs, grocer. Chandler Henry A, photographer. Cone J D & Co, general store.
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