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S. Ohl, postmaster.
Baer Louis, wagonmaker.
Brinkhoff Conrad, undertaker and cabinet- maker. Burntrager Aaron, grain.
Craig & Zeicler, saw mill.
Domer Philip, harnessmaker.
Earhart George W, druggist.
Earhart IS, Physician. Gangwerl M, planing mill. Koons M T, physician.
Lehr Henry M, shoemaker. Martz J, shoemaker.
Mehan Charles, baker and restaurant.
Mohr John, hotel.
Motter T S, physician.
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS. -and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.).
IRON ROOFING
For corrugated and Crimped, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
570 MUN
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MUN
Muse & Son, carpenters.
Nunnaker D, carpenter. Ohl S S, General Store.
Peters M C Rev, clergyman.
Roth E, blacksmith.
Sims J M & Co, general store.
Slipher W I, hardware.
Steckle E T, R R and ex agt.
Steckle & Mitman, brick layers.
Troxel R D, tile manufacturer ..
Waldren Thomas, notary public.
Weader & Hackard, Meat Market. Weider John, blacksmith.
Yeager William G, brick manufacturer. Yundt A M, physician.
MUNCIE. This handsome, incorpo- rated city of 6,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Delaware county, is pleasantly lo- cated on White river, 65 miles south of Fort Wayne, 54 northeast of Indianapolis, and 45 northwest of Richmond. It is trav- ersed by the L. E. & W., C., C., C. & I. and Ft. W., C. & L. R. R's. Muncie was incor- porated a city in 1865, carries a bonded debt of $9,000, has real and personal prop- erty (assessed value), amounting to $1,901,- 590, good water works, an efficient fire de- partment, excellent county buildings, a public library of 4,000 volumes, an opera house with a seating capacity of 800, sub- stantial business blocks, and is well lighted by gas. Its religious and educational facil- ities are very great, and comprise churches of nearly all the popular religious denomi- nations, 1 high and 3 large graded schools. Other prominent business features here in- clude 3 banks, 6 hotels and 4 newspapers ; the latter are known as the Times and News, published both daily and weekly, and the Advertiser and Democrat, issued weekly, only. This is an important manufacturing place ; prominent among its manufactured pro- ducts, are engines, flour, organs, barrels, machinery, lumber, sash, doors and blinds, handles, hubs and spokes, flax, bagging, corn planters, roller skates, brick, pumps, staves, drain tile, brooms, carriages and heading. It has U. S. and Am. Ex., and W. U. Tel. offices. John C. Eiler, post- master.
Abbott House, G W Blount, propr.
Ackman A F Rev, (Christian). Adams John O, artist.
Adamson Benjamin R, grocer.
Adamson Charles E, patent office.
Adamson Jonathan P, grocer.
Albertson Gussie Miss, photographer.
Alfrey & Coleman, stave and heading man- ufacturers.
Allen Byron B, cigars and tobacco.
American Express Company, Isaac Beck, agt.
Anderton Francis W, restaurant.
Andrews George H, drugs.
Andrews George R, saloon.
Anthony Samuel B, handle manufacturer. Armetago David, physician.
Baldwin & Co, pianos and organs. Bandy Peter H, planing mill. Banta John E, confectioner.
Barnes James M, photographer.
Barnes Robert A, physician.
Bartle William, blacksmith.
Beemer Margaret Mrs, milliner.
Bell & Clawson, boots and shoes.
Bice Jeremiah, shoemaker. Blease James, boots and shoes.
Blount George W, propr Abbott House.
Blount & Templer, lawyers.
Bower George W, carriage manufacturer.
Bowles Thomas J, physician.
Boxell George M Rev, (Protestant Metho- dist).
Boyce James & Co, Bagging, Spade and Shovel Handles, Flax, Tow and Flax Machinery, cor East Washing- ton and Boyce.
Boyce & Bufkin, agricultural implements.
Boyce & Wilkinson, boots and shoes.
Boyden Wilbur J, physician.
Boyle Survina Mrs, dressmaker.
Bradbury Allison B, physician.
Bradbury R B, coal and wood.
Brady Bros, restaurant.
Brady William R, Saloon and Bil- liard Hall.
Branson Nathan, produce.
Bratton Benjamin F, dry goods.
Brooks W C Rev, (Universalist).
Brotherton William, lawyer.
Brown Francis M, dry goods.
Brown Joseph A, hotel. Buchanan D V, coroner.
Buckles & Ryan, lawyers. Budd & Son, dentists.
Bunch George W, sewing machines.
Calvert S A & C, milliners.
Cammack David, saw mill.
Campbell William H, meats.
Carpenter James, carpenter. Carson William J, sewing machines.
Cassady John V H, china, notions. Cawalt & Hassett, carpenters.
Chambers Charles S, druggist.
Charrman James, grocer and baker.
Citizens National Bank ; capital, $100,000 ; G W Spilker, prest; John Marsh, cashr. Clavenger John B, grocer. Clayton William H, jeweler.
Coffeen & Daniels, marble works.
Cohen & Co, junk dealers.
Cooper William H M, lawyer.
Cornelius & Fulton, roller skate manufac- turers.
Cowing Granville, nursery, 3 miles north.
Trade Mark. CORNCURA. 1
CURE FOR CORNS. -SOLD BY- DRUGGISTS.
Jahne & Co., Prop's, Jersey City, N. J.
E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
REPCALL or WRITE for PRICES. 206 to 216 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET.
MUN
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MUN 571
Cox Nancy A Mrs, dressmaker. Cox & Seaton, meat market.
Daricott George, justice of the peace. Dougherty William, saloon.
Davis Waldo T, Hub and Spoke Manufacturer, cor Adams and Grant. (See adv.)
Delaware Carriage Works, Desser & Deam, proprs.
Denihan Dennis, confectioner. Dolman & Dungan, blacksmiths. Drury John W, barber. Duckwall Joseph F, lawyer. Duncan Thomas, sewing machines.
C. W. MEEKER, -MUNCIE, IND., Contractor and Dealer in-
HIGH EXPLOSIVES
A TOUGH ONE.
Parties wanting work done will save money by ad- dressing C.W. Meeker, Muncie, Ind.
BUT IT HAD TO COME.
Maddy House
J. A. MADDY, Proprietor.
NEW HOUSE ! NEW FURNITURE! Mitchell's Block, Muncie, Ind.
One Dollar Per Day.
W. T. DAVIS,
-Manufacturer and Dealer in-
Hub, Spoke and Bending Stock East Adams Street, Muncie, Ind.
DIRECTORY OFFICE
R. L. POLK & CO., S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Fruits, Oysters and Canned Goods. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
UNION OYSTER CO. J. S. KELLER, Manager, 40 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND
572 MUN INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MUN
Dunn William B, lawyer. Eby Moses, saw mill. Egbert Will A, physician. Eiler John C, publisher Muncie Times. Elliott George L, jeweler.
Emerson Warren C, saw mill. Ervin John R, saloon.
Evans Isaiah T, barber. Everett Duck, restaurant. Everett & Fletcher, shoemakers.
Ethell Nathaniel F, publisher Muncie News.
Fay George, grain dealer,
. Fleming Charles N, carpenter. Fox Joseph, junk dealer. Fullhart John, nursery.
Gamble George R, flour mill. Garner John W, dentist.
Garst Albert J, meat market. Gass Charles, carriagemaker. Gilbert Elijah W, livery. Goddard Joseph A, grocer. Goodlander Marcus D, photographer. Graves Eber W, cooper.
Green Charles H, stoves and tinware.
Gregory Ralph S, lawyer. Griesheimer John C, saloon.
Grow William, restaurant.
Haines, Cook & Brundage, dry goods.
Haines House, H A Koller, Propr, Walnut.
Haines & Hoover, produce.
Harper Lewis H, fruit.
Harris Robert, flour mill. Hart Sarah Mrs, notions.
Hasty E F Rev, (Methodist).
Hawk Marion, wagonmaker.
Hawk Philip, wagonmaker.
Heath Fred W & Co, Brokers, Real Estate, Loan and Investing Agents, Opera House Block.
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Heath James R, blacksmith.
Heath Thomas, grocer.
Heath & Stahle, machinists.
Heinsohn Julius A, propr Kirby House. Heirich Joseph S, merchant tailor.
Herron A P, dentist. Higman & Co, carpenters.
Hill Joseph A, notions.
Hill Joseph A jr, hats and caps.
Howe & Little, boots and shoes.
Howell William P, saloon.
Hoyi Henry, cooper. Huffer Daniel S, stoves and tinware.
Huffer Samuel U, dry goods. Hummel Joseph, baker. Husted, Wachtell & Co, harnessmakers. Inlow Walter, insurance. Ireland Annie C Mrs, milliner. Jackson Henry, blacksmith. James Milton, physician.
Jaudon F Duncan Rev, (Episcopal).
Jenkins William P, agt L E & W R R. Johnson A L & Co, saw mill. Johnson William N, carpenter. Jones Cy C, produce.
Jones Morris Mrs, Groceries, etc, Walnut.
Keener John A, lawyer and justice.
Keener John W, grocer.
Keener J W & A B, proprs Tremont House. Keeny Lyde Mrs, dressmaker.
Kelsey Albert, feed stable.
Kepley William & Co, blacksmiths.
Kerwood Asbury L, county clerk.
Kilgore Charles W, lawyer.
Kimbrough Charles M, books and sta- tionery.
Kirby House, J A Heinsohn, propr.
Kirby Thomas H, grocer.
Kirk Joseph B, hotel.
Kirk William, confectioner.
Kirkwood John R, grocer.
Kirkwood Levingston A, publisher Muncie Democrat.
Klein Henry C, jeweler.
Kline Charles P, marble works.
Klopfer Fred, carriagemaker.
Klopfer & Bro, soda water manufacturers.
Koller Henry A, Propr Haines House, Walnut.
Koons George H, lawyer.
Kuechman Mathias, musical instruments.
Lackey Robert S, agt Ft W, C & L R R.
Langdon Elijah J, confectioner.
Langtry William, veterinary surgeon.
Latz & Elles, lawyers.
Leager Bros, confectioners.
Leech Garrett D, physician.
Leon & Metzger, clothing.
Lewis & Anthony, handle manufacturers. Linder James, carriage painter.
Little John L, insurance agt.
Little John W, feather dusters.
Little Marcus V, lawyer.
Little William L, abstract of titles.
Littler John M, physician.
Lockhart Horatio J, insurance agt.
Lockwood Bros, restaurant.
Long James M, agricultural implements. Long Nathan H, stoves and tinware.
Long & Collins, livery.
Lotz & Ellis, lawyers.
Lutz Moses, blacksmith.
Lyman Albert E, boots and shoes.
Lynn William & Son, boots and shoes. McCaslin David S Rev, (Presbyterian). McIlvain W F, painter.
Mckinney Joel, sheriff.
McMahan & McCulloch, lawyers.
McRae Emma M Mrs, school. Mc Williams Asbury, blacksmith.
Maddy Bros, grocers.
Maddy Charles W, livery.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 148 Vance Block, Indianapolis. of Pensions and all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited,
Heath Jacob W, insurance agt.
STUMPS BLASTED By the Original Hercules Powder.
C. H. JENNE, Agent, NO. 2912 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MUN
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MUN 573
Maddy House, J A Maddy, propr, S Walnut. (See adr.) Maddy James A, Propr, Maddy House, S Walnut. (See adv.) Mann S & L Misses, millinery. Manor Charles, dentist.
Manville George P, saloon and cigar manu- factory. March Walter, lawyer. Martin & Miller, grocers. Mason John R, grain.
Medsker Chauncy L, lawyer.
Meeker Charles W, Grocer and Agt Hercules Powder for Stump Blasting, cor High and Main. (See adv.) Meeks R I & Co, furniture and undertakers. Mellett Josiah E, lawyer.
Metzger & Co, clothing. Miller Ella M Miss, dressmaker.
Miller James K, Coal and Wood, S Walnnt.
Miller John H, produce.
Milligan Allen A, saloon.
Mitchell Harvey, physician.
Mock Bros, corn planter manufacturers. Mock Martin G, furniture.
Modlin William, meat market.
Mohler John A, wagonmaker.
Mong Robert H, planing mill.
Moore Charles W, lawyer.
Moore Fred, cigars and tobacco.
Morin John A, barber, Morin William E, barber.
Morris Charles E, shoemaker.
Muncie Bank, Abraham J Claypool, cashr. Muncie Democrat, L A Kirkwood, pub- lisher,
Muncie Gas Company, Kuhn & Co, proprs. Muncie National Bank ; capital $200,000 ; FT White, prest ; S A Wilson, cashr. Muncie News, N F Ethell, propr. Muncie Times, John C Eiler, propr. Muncie Weekly Advertiser, A C Stouder, propr.
Murry William H, county auditor.
Neely Thad A, roller skate manufacturer. Nicholls Charles H, druggist. Nickey Jeremiah F, drugs and books. Nutting Edward, carpenter.
Opera House, J H Wysor. Orr William W, lawyer. Parker & Powell, clothing. Perkins James W, printer. Pershing David R, grocer. Phillips & Lacey, grocers. Phinney Arthur J, physician. Powers Charles F, saloon.
Puckett Elisha J, Physician, Main. Putman & Kirby, hardware and lumber. Rader Jonathan, grocer. Rardon William, shoemaker. Rariden W B Rev, (Baptist). Reid John P, blacksmith.
Rich Benjamin, carpenter.
Rich William, broom manufacturer. Richey Wallace E, druggist. Robinson's Commercial College. Rose Theodore F, lawyer.
Ross John C, physician. Rothschild Aaron, clothier. Roush & Pfeifer, shoemakers.
Russey Charles H, saloon.
Sample Claude W, insurance agt.
Sanders John F, lawyer.
Schmidt William Rev, (Catholic).
Scott & Hurst, restaurant.
Sears Lewis, saloon. Sells Thomas Rev, (Methodist).
Shafer & Son, Carpenters, Elm.
Shaw Lee, agt C, C, C & I R R.
Shekel, Deam & Co, carriage manufactur- ers. Shelton Erasmus A, grocer.
Shepard Jeremiah A, general store. Shick L & C A, hardware.
Shick William & Son, agricultural imple- ments.
Shields Edgar A, physician.
Shields John J, blacksmith.
Shinn James S, blacksmith.
Shipley Carlton E, lawyer.
Shipley & Wright, insurance agts.
Shirk & Son, hardware.
Shoecraft Silas, barber. Shroyer Joseph, shoemaker.
Silverburg Heiman, merchant tailor.
Simmons James L, blacksmith.
Simpson F T Rev, (Methodist).
Singleton 'i homas, restaurant.
Slinger Thomas J, painter.
Smell Ephraim, pumpmaker.
Smith B & Son, dry goods.
Smith Elias B, brick and tile manufacturer.
Smith Wilson R, marble works.
Snell Solomon R, physician.
Snell Thomas B, grocer.
Snell & Co, notions.
Snider John M, notions. Snidman Henry, grocer.
Snodgrass Benjamin D, physician.
Snodgrass David B, physician.
Spence Nathan N, carpenter.
Spooner Samuel H, lawyer.
Spurgeon William A, physician. Stanley John, livery.
Stephenson George W, dry goods.
Stewart Joshua, saw mill.
Stewart William H, grocer.
Stouder Ambrose Č, publisher Muncie
Weekly Advertiser. Streeter James, county recorder.
Streeter J L & Co, produce. Streeter Stephen B, produce.
Stucky Christian, harness.
Suffrins Charles A, artist.
Suman John V, vinegar manufacturer.
THOS. H. CLAPP
OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER, 93 North Pennsylvania St., New-Denison Hotel Block, INDIANAPOLIS. Dealer in Watches and Optical Goods. Oculists' prescriptions carefully filled. Cylindrical, Cataracts, etc., made to order.
Home Life Ins. Co.
Only requires TWO-THIRDS premium paid. Balance Joan six per cent. Affording Agents a great advantage.
574 MUR
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NAP
Summers R C, lawyer. Tabb Marcus C, grocer. Thomas John M, livery. Tomlinson James A, grocer. Topp Daniel, meat market. Topp Marcus, meat market. Tremont House, J W & A B Keener, proprs. Truitt Joshua, lumber. Truitt William, county surveyor.
· Tumbleson James, grocer. Turner Ira A, saloon. Tyler O M, justice of the peace. United States Express Company, Kim- brough & Richey, agts.
Vogt Jacob, merchant tailor.
Wachtell & March, dry goods.
Walling Mary E Mrs, milliner.
Walterhouse T S & J T, lawyers.
Watson Frank S, painter.
Webster & Gilbert, livery.
Weller Lawrance L, saw mill.
Weller & Griffin, organ manufacturers.
Wells Austin T, auctioneer.
Western Union Telegraph Company, Will- iam Patterson, manager.
White Samuel S, justice of the peace.
Whitney C B, clothing. Wilcoxon L & Son, flour mil and coal.
Wildermuth Charles, baker.
Williams John W, barber. Williams Josiah P, grocer.
Williams Warren, wagonmaker.
Wilson Amos L, county treasurer.
Wilson A J & Co, wagonmakers.
Wilson Lewis T, lawyer. Winans Harry M, physician. Winans Henry C, physician. Winnings Thomas J, grocer. Winton & Kemper, physicians. Wise Margaret H Mrs, milliper. Wolff Arthur R, clothing.
Wright Albert L, insurance.
Wright & Garrard, furniture and under- takers.
Wysor, Haines & Co, steam engines.
Wysor Jacob H, opera house. Wysor, Kline & Co, flour mill. Young Martin, carpenter. Youse Daniel R,restaurant.
Zuber George, merchant tailor, Main.
MURRAY. A village of 150 inhabi- tants, formerly known as Lancaster, in Lan- caster township, Wells county, 4 miles north of Bluffton, the nearest banking and shipping point. Ships produce. Good churches and schools. L. F. Shreve, post- master. Chalfant Manuel, justice of the peace. Clemens Peter, shoemaker. Fink John N, blacksmith. Fulton J C, physician.
King C F, Drugs.
McRea James Rev, (Presbyterian). Markley J J Rev, (Christian). Myers Jacob, carpenter. Reaser John, wagonmaker. Shrader D, physician. Shreve L F, general store. Staver Solomon, saw mill. Stone, Smith & Perkins, flour mill. Webber George C, shoemaker. Wisehaupt D F, cooper.
MYERS. A postoffice in Lafayette township, Madison county, 7 miles north of Anderson, the county seat, banking place and shipping point. Population, 15. Stage tri-weekly to Anderson. C. Hall, postmaster.
Hall C, Grocer. Smith & Shetterty, saw mill.
NABB. A postoffice in Lexington township, Scott county, on L. Br. O. & M. R'y, 12 miles southeast of Scottsburgh the county seat. Louisville, Ky., is the bank- ing place. Population, 48. Ex. O. & M. J. O. Toflinger, postmaster. Barnes W L, flour mill. Hardy H S, saw mill. Hubbard M, saw mill.
James & Co, general store. Mummert Jacob, blacksmith.
Russell J R, physician.
Shapinsky Bros, stave manufacturers.
Toflinger JO, R R and Ex Agt. Whitney Bros, lumber.
NAPOLEON. Situated in Jackson township, Ripley county, is a village of 300 inhabitants, on daily mail route to Osgood, 12 miles north of Versailles, the county seat, and 5 miles northwest of Osgood, the nearest rail approach. Greensburg is the banking point. The place has 4 churches, and graded school. Stage fare to Osgood, 50 cents each way. Miles Mendenhall, postmaster.
Arkenburg William, flour mill.
Bachman Lewis, tanner.
Brandt Margaret Mrs, general store. Bredameir F, blacksmith.
Clark Elizabeth, milliner.
Clark M S, live stock.
Crain John, blacksmith.
Eaton Hiram, saw mill.
Erhardt Frederick, Hotel and Sa- loon.
Feigan A Rev, (Catholic).
Fisher Ferdinand, general store and tinner. Foreman G W, general store. Frank G F, general store.
Gerth A, wagonmaker.
Grassow J Rev, (Lutheran). Hart Isaac, barber.
Road Cart
MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS Manufactured on short notice. O. S. GILLETTE, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. See adv., page 6.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK
PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, - IND.
NAP AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NAP 575
Hertenstein R, general store.
Hicks Bruce R, physician.
Hicks John C, physician.
Hines August, carpenter. Heondorf Charles, saddle and harness- maker.
Hollensbee George, cooper.
Johnson Charles B, Lawyer, Printer and Auctioneer.
Joseph A F, physician.
Koop Benjamin J, saloon and cigar maker.
Kripps Peter, cooper.
Lissett Louis, saloon and baker.
Litzler N, wagonmaker.
Maxwell A L, carpenter.
Mendenhall Miles, Postmaster.
Meyers Perry, justice.
Michal Benedict, shoemaker.
Motz John, blacksmith.
Myers William jr, flour mill.
Oetjen Henry, tailor ..
Riser George, M, shoemaker.
Robinson Alice, milliner.
Schlicht J, hotel, saloon and meat market.
Showers Perry, wagonmaker and basket- maker.
Taraiski Peter, shoemaker.
Thackery John, shoemaker.
Wagner Frederick, hotel and saloon.
Wilkie Henry, blacksmith. Willey R M J, saw mill and justice.
NAPPANEE. This prosperous, growing town of 1000, is located on the B. & O. R. R. in Elkhart county, 18 miles southwest of Goshen, the county seat and location of nearest bank. This town has had very rapid growth, dating as a settle- ment from 1876, it now contains 2 churches -United Brethren and. Aumish, a graded school of 3 departments, a neat opera house, 1 hotel and a weekly newspaper-the News. Its chief industry is the manufacture of lumber in its different forms, by 4 saw mills, 2 stave factories, 2 shingle mills, 1 planing mill, 1 butter tub factory and 1 pump fac- tory. Ex., B. & O. The chief exports comprise lumber and grain. J. B. Peddy- cord, postmaster.
Albert Phillip, restaurant.
Bailey John P, barber.
. Baker L G, saw mill.
Berlin Lewis G. Propr Nappanee House and Livery. (See adv.)
Best David M, justice of the peace.
Best Robert Y, confectioner.
Biehl Charles, harnessmaker.
Binkley David, druggist.
STAHLY'S OPERA HOUSE.
(Seating Capacity, 400)
Large Stage. Good Scenery. Everything First-Class and Convenient. Will play on Percentage.
S. C. STAHLY, Manager, NAPPANEE, IND.
LEW. BERLIN,
LIVERYASTABLE
EXCHANGE, SALE AND LIVERY STABLE.
Boarding by the Day or Week.
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF HOTEL, NAPPANEE, INDIANA.
New York Life Ins. Co
Has the best Canvassing Documents and offers the GREATEST INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, Indianapolis.
BRYCE'S BREAD CIS THE BEST.
Country orders for CRACKERS OR BREAD filled at short notice. Address P. F. BRYCE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
576 NAR
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NEB
Bowman & Newcomer, jewelers. Bowser John M, physician.
Bryson Frederick G, blacksmith. Burns Samuel W, pump manufacturer. Cowan & Miller, hardware. Dietrick J & Co, general store.
Fager George W, meat market.
Freese, Fluegel & Co, general store.
Freese George, Butter Tub Manu- facturer.
Gankee Frederick A, baker. Gentzhoin David, saloon.
Good Israel I, Saw Mill.
Hartman Bros, general store.
Hemminger Jacob, boots and shoes.
Hinkley M & Co, stave manufacturers.
Holdeman William H, publisher Nappanee News.
Halderman & Cleaveland, shingle manufac- turers.
Julien Joseph K, physician.
Leslie Bros, hardware.
McLauglin & Brown, saloon.
Mellinger J C & Co, saw and planing mill.
Mills Meredith, barber.
Nappanee House, L G Berlin, Propr. (See adv.)
Nappanee News, W H Holdeman, propr. "Pippinger Callie Mrs, milliner.
Sanders R M, shoemaker.
Scott John D, Dentist.
Smith William, wagonmaker.
Smoker J J, saw mill.
Stahly Peter C, furniture and undertaker. Stahly Samuel C, Manager Stahly's Opera House. (See adv.)
Stoner Alice M Mrs, milliner.
Stoner Ezra D, druggist.
Stookey Levi R, lawyer and justice.
Swartz C H, physician.
Swihart Samuel, Grocer.
Urich William F, agricultural implements. Valkman Bros, shingle and stave manufac- turers.
Walters Jacob S, druggist.
Weygand Jacob M, photographer.
Whiteman Charles H, agt B & O R R and Ex.
Witham Benjamin S, blacksmith.
NARROWS. A landing and post- office on the Wabash river, in Fairbank township, Sullivan county, 14 miles north- west of Sullivan court house and nearest bank location. Population, 25. Milton Badger, postmaster.
Badger Milton, Grain Dealer. Harrison C E, grain dealer. Harrison C E & I F, live stock. Parker J G, justice.
Stone W O, physician.
NASHVILLE. The county seat of Brown county, located on Salt creek, 10 miles south of Morgantown, on F., F. & M. R. R., its nearest railroad approach, and 50 miles south of Indianapolis. Population, 500. The nearest bank is located at Co- lumbus. The place has 2 churches, graded school and a weekly newspaper-Jacksonian. Stage route to Morgantown ; fare, $1 ; and Columbus ; fare, $1.50. John F. Genolin, postmaster.
Allison G W, propr Jacksonian.
Browning William M, lawyer.
Calvin T D, tanner.
Coffey R L, lawyer.
Cornelius & Colvin, drugs.
Cox W L, lawyer.
Dew J L, undertaker.
Duncan M A, physician.
Genolin Bros, dry goods and groceries.
Genolin John F, Postmaster and Physician.
Gibson Charles, general store.
Grey & Meyers, carpenters.
Griffith A S, physician.
Jacksonian, (weekly), G W Allison, propr. Kelp William, shoemaker.
Lacy Thomas, hoop pole manufacturer.
McGrayel James, saloon.
McGregor & Brown, staves and heading.
McGregor & Hale, staves and heading.
McGregor & Howard, staves and- heading.
Mason Hughes, general store.
Mason William M, hotel.
Patterson S, blacksmith.
Percifield Anderson, lawyer.
Ralphy A J, physician.
Smith Lee, wagonmaker.
Stone George J, wagonmaker.
Taggart C T, physician.
Taggart Oscar, barber.
Taggart & Gratton, grocers.
Taggart & Hester, general store.
Turner George N, grocer.
Watton George F, saw mill.
Yoder Edward, flour mill.
NEBRASKA. Population, 150. Lo- cated in Campbell township, Jennings county, on the O. & M. R'y, 12 miles north- east of Vernon, the county seat. North Vernon is the banking town. Ex., O. & M W. U. Tel. J. A. Grinstead, postmaster. . Bindhammer Henry, shoemaker.
Case A G, physician.
Case C A, R R and ex agt.
Folzenlogel M, saloon. Fruhauf & Wachtel, general store. Gerard J T, carpenter.
Gordon Thomas, blacksmith.
Grinstead J A, Postmaster and Gen- eral Store. Johnson W T, justice.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants, Grain and Pro- visions. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
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O'Connor Hiram, lawyer. Runyan E C, carpenter. Samuels J W, Saloon. Taylor W S, blacksmith. Wolf Jacob, saw and flour mill.
NEEDHAM'S STATION. A village of 150 inhabitants, in Needham township, Johnson county, on the F., F. & M. R. R., 6 miles north of Franklin, the county seat and most convenient bank loca- tion. Lumber is extensively manufactured. Grain, lumber and hogs are shipped. Am. Ex. Warren Judd, postmaster. Baas J, shoemaker.
. Caldwell George, blacksmith.
Carter J H, physician. Clark William, flour and saw mill. Duckworth I Rev, (Methodist). Henning Squire, carpenter. Jones V, meat market.
Judd Warren, Postmaster, Ex Agt and General Store. Judd & Watts, general store. McLean J D, R R agt and general store. Maley & Owen, saw mill. Mavity John Rev, (Christian).
Maze Thomas, hotel. Maze T B, physician. Needham William, grain. Owens John grain and justice. Owens John Q, saw mill. Perry N S & Co, shoemakers. Smith Amos, barber. Wiles Frederick, barber.
NEEDMORE. A village with a population of 163, in Jackson township, Brown county, 7 miles northwest of Nash- ville, the county seat. Bloomington is the location of the nearest bank. Mahalasville, 7 miles north on the F., F. & M. R. R., is. the shipping point. Staves, lumber and spokes are shipped. J. S. Wade, postmas- ter.
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