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Stemler Sebastian, carpenter. Stenger John A, shoemaker.
Werst Peter, Postmaster. Werst Peter & Co, General Store. Wolter George, barber. Zix Michael, brewer.
NEW AMSTERDAM. A post- office on the Ohio river, in Washington township, Harrison county, 15 miles south- west of Corydon, the county seat. New Al- bany, 45 miles distant, is the nearest bank- ing town. Population, 180. James H. Bennett, postmaster. .
Aydelotte C W, general store.
Bennett James H, Postmaster, General Store, Physician and Drugs. Burd J T, carpenter. Crosier Robert, plasterer.
Felts C R, general store.
French Hugh, physician.
Fromholtz Simon, general store.
Hardsaw Pitman, carpenter. Kemper A M, shoemaker.
Kemper F G, flour mill. Kendle J W, general store.
Montgomery Henry, carpenter. Pipes J W, confectioner. Reader W H, physician.
Ross Andrew J, blacksmith.
Willet J L, plasterer. Wolfe G W, hotel.
NEWARK. Situated in Beech Creek township, Greene county, 5 miles east of White river and 12 miles northeast of Bloomfield, the county seat. Population, 250. Washington, 10 miles distant, is the banking place. Farmers Station, 5 miles west, is the shipping station. J. G. Smith, postmaster. Alexander S D, shoemaker.
Crawford James, grain.
Crawford & Young, general store.
Drake D J, grocer and confectioner.
Drake James, hotel.
Fuller E, flour mill.
Gooden Benton, carpenter.
Harshman & Long, saw mill.
Hixon N H, physician.
McIntosh J.P, physician.
McIntosh & Son, drugs.
Oliver W H & Bro, blacksmiths.
Schard David, cabinetmaker.
Smith Joseph G, Postmaster, Grain and Live Stock.
Smith & McDonald, general store. Sulivan Stephen D, confectioner.
NEW AUGUSTA. A village of 300 inhabitants, 10 miles northwest of In- dianapolis, on C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., in Pike township, Marion county. Lumber, hogs and grain are shipped. Nearest bank is in Indianapolis. Am. Ex. R. Klingen- smith, postmaster.
Avery Jesse A, druggist.
Avery G & Bro, general store.
Coble Samuel, carpenter.
Dobson Henry, blacksmith. Hensley John T, carpenter.
Hungate J B, physician.
Kepple George, saw mill.
Klingensmith E, wagonmaker.
Klingensmith R, Postmaster, Gen- eral Store, Ex and R R Agt. McDonald W B, physician. Miller Sylvester, live stock and meat mar- ket. Neidlinger W H, flour mill. Purdy E, physician.
WANTED.
HICKORY, OAK AND ASH LOGS AND LUMBER delivered on line of any Railroad, by O. S. GILLETTE, NEPMANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL, DE 28 and 30 East Georgia St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. See ady., page 6.
BINDERS.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, PRINTERS AND BINDERS,~ S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Senion Marion, general store. Sourwine J, blacksmith.
NEW BELLSVILLE. A village of 46 inhabitants, in Van Buren township, Brown county, on Salt creek, 10 miles south of Nashville, the county seat. The nearest banking and shipping location is Columbus. James L. Tilton, postmaster. Clark Lawrence, blacksmith. Holder R E, physician. Kinsey Thomas, blacksmith." Moore E H, leaf tobacco and notary public. Moore & Tilton, general store.
Ping Walker, justice.
Tilton James L, Postmaster and General Store. Williams W B, shoemaker. Wood George P, staves and headings.
NEWBERN. Situated in Clifty town- ship, Bartholomew county, 10 miles east of Columbus, the county seat, banking town and shipping point; contains 3 churches and graded school. Stage route daily to Columbus; fare 75 cents; to Greensburg, $1; and to Hartsville, 35 cents. J. L. Jones, postmaster.
Brown James G, general store. Burge Levi, blacksmith,
Garrettson William, justice. Grant James C, hotel. Hunter John, blacksmith.
Jones JL, General Store. Jones & Graham, general store. Nugent T, blacksmith. Shea William, flour mill. Smulley J K, physician.
NEWBERRY. A village of 350 in- habitants in Cass township, Greene county, on White river, 10 miles southwest of Bloomfield, the county seat and banking town. Marco, 7 miles west on the I. & V. R'y, is the most convenient shipping point; daily stage to Marco; fare 50 cents; tri- weekly to Washington; fare $1.50. H. C. Owen sr., postmaster.
Callihan John, grocer. Clark Sarah, milliner. Cox A J, live stock. Craft B F, livery. Crooke G W, undertaker.
Dagley James M, blacksmith. Durment C R, physician. Helphistine James, barber.
Hilburn E W, physician and general store. Hindman W E, saddles and harness. Hise S, flour mill.
Killian W H, justice.
McFall James, chair manufacturer. Malon J W, meat market.
Miller Daniel, justice.
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Miller & Johnson, drugs. Mussleman Amos, saloon. Neff Alex, flour and saw mill. O'Neal W A, physician.
Owen H C sr, Hotel. Owen J M, furniture.
Phair Thomas, boot and shoemaker. Shields W & Son, flour mill. Sims J A, physician.
Snyder N B, agricultural implements. Ward Daniel, wagonmaker.
NEW BETHEL. Is a hamlet con- taining 50 inhabitants, located in Franklin township, Marion county, 10 miles south- east of Indianapolis, and 1} north of Gal- laudet on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., its - shipping station and postoffice. (For business names see Gallaudet.)
NEW BOSTON. Spencer county. (See Huff.)
NEW BRITTON. Situated in Delaware township, Hamilton county, on the I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & C. R'y, 5 miles north of Noblesville, the county seat and location of the nearest bank, and 16 miles northeast of Indianapolis. Contains a population of 125. Ex., U. S. Samuel Trittipo, postmaster. Brandom O H P, notary. Calhoun J C Rev, (Baptist). Cooper J J Rev, (Methodist).
Feary & Costetter, shoemakers.
Morris A H Rev, (Christian).
Myer Asbury Rev, (United Brethren). Myers W D, blacksmith.
Trittipo Samuel, R R and Ex Agt, General Store and Grain Dealer. White T A, physician.
Wright & Dunn, saw mill.
NEW BRUNSWICK. A village in Harrison township, Boone county, '8 miles south of Lebanon, the county seat and banking town. Population, 82. Liz- ton, 4 miles distant, on I., B. & W. R'y, is the most convenient shipping point. Stage 3 times per week. Thomas A. Bounel, post- master.
Bounel Thomas A, Physician.
Crose William H, wagonmaker. Kivett C L, general store. Leach J T, physician.
Letcher John C, general store.
NEWBURGH. Clay county. (See Turner.)
NEWBURGH. Pleasantly located on the Ohio river, in Ohio township, War- rick county, is a prosperous village of 800
New York Life Ins. Co.
. Was the first to issue Non-Forfeitable Policies. No suicidal clause or objectionable restrictions in its policies. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, INDIANAPOLIS.
Bread and Crackers of the Best Quality, [ 14 East South Street, AT BRYCE'S BAKERY,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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inhabitants, 12 miles southwest of Boon- ville, the county seat, and 20 above Evans- ville, the location of nearest bank. There are Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran and Catholic churches, a graded school, and 1 hotel here. Its manufactories consist of 1 tannery, 3 flour mills, and a brick yard. Stage connection with Evansville and Boon- ville, and telephone connection with Evans- ville. Coal and tobacco are shipped. Ex., Adams. Mrs. Mary M. Root, postmaster. Angel Jehu A, grocer.
Bates John E, boots.
Bethell & Hochalter, flour mill.
Brenner C W & Bro, flour mill.
Brizius Adolph, barber.
Brizius Charles J, meat market.
Brizius C & Co, flour mill.
Brizius Frank, saloon.
Brizius Frank A, jeweler.
Busch Michael, propr National Hotel.
Butterworth John M, confectioner.
Butterworth William, stone yard.
DuBois Jasper N, physician.
Durgin Henry, druggist.
Folz William & Co, general store.
Foster George F, confectioner.
Fowler J M, blacksmith.
Fuquay George W, dry goods, etc.
Gunnel Thomas P, blacksmith.
Habbe & Son, clothing. Hersher Philip, grocer.
Hochalter Henry, grocer.
Hochalter Philip, grocer.
Holler John P, grocer.
Holzworth Charles, barber.
Hopkins Charles F, hardware.
Hulvershorn Emil, furniture.
Hulvershorn L & H, furniture and under- takers.
Johnson Marcellus E, grocer.
Keller Catherine Mrs, grocer.
Kessling C Rev, (Lutheran).
Knapp John J, hardware.
Koch Peter, grocer. Krieger Charles, blacksmith.
Kuebler John M, tanner. Lake George, physician.
Leggett William T, harness.
Lennert John J, Agricultural Im- plements and Seeds, Upper Water.
Lewis J W, lawyer. Litzenberger Susa Miss, milliner. Loehr Henry, grocer. Love J D Mining Company, coal miners.
Lowrance George W, livery.
McCormick Cornelius B, grocer.
Mckinney Clate C, livery.
Magisus William Rev, (Methodist). Martin Fred W, Saloon and Billiard Hall, opp Steamboat Landing. Moog George P, boots and shoes. Moog Jost, shoemaker.
National Hotel, Michael Busch, propr. Norwood & Taylor, coal.
Root Emma Miss, milliner. Rutledge Andrew J, lawyer. Schnacke Fanny Mrs, confectioner.
Slaughter William W, physician.
Sohn & Co, coal miners. Spitz Joseph L, stoves and tinware. Taylor A J & Co, grocers.
Taylor Simon, general store.
Thompson Peter S, physician.
Tillman Jonathan R, physician.
Townsend Nathaniel, druggist.
Trice Clem, barber.
Wall G W Rev, (Presbyterian).
Weihe Henry, brickmaker.
Weis Henry, harness.
Willershausen George, grocer.
NEW BURLINGTON. A postof- fice in Perry township, Delaware county, containing a population of 53. Muncie, 7 miles northwest, is the county seat, place for banking and shipping point. G. W. Shroyer, postmaster. Cory A J Rev, (Methodist).
Hares Robert, saw mill. Jump S E, physician.
Kirby W F, blacksmith.
Shroyer G W, General Store. Shroyer John H, carpenter. Thackery Joseph, wagonmaker.
Tuthill Phineas, shoemaker.
NEW CARLISLE. An enterpris- ing village of 700 inhabitants, located in Olive township, St. Joseph county, on L. S. & M. S. R'y, 14 miles west of South Bend, the county seat. There are 3 churches- Methodist, Disciples and Lutheran-and high school. Grain and lumber are ship- ped. Ex., U. S. F. D. Warner, postmaster. Argerbrito S L, furniture. Beebe & Skeer, jewelers.
Bowers G W Rev, (Methodist).
Brown F, flour mill.
Connor J G, dentist.
Cumpton H V, livery.
Davis J, physician.
Davis J & Čo, dry goods.
Dickey W A, blacksmith. Fack & Druliner, meat market. Garroutte T J, dry goods.
Hansauer John, live stock.
Harris E H, grocer. Harris Joel, physician.
Herzog Anthony, clothing. Hoffman F, cooper. Howard T M, boots and shoes.
Hughes E, saloon.
Humphrey & McDonald, hardware.
Lancaster Samuel C, harness and justice. Leyda John Mrs, milliner.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. GRAIN and PRO- VISIONS Bought and Sold ON MARGINS. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
PORTER'S JOLIET
LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER. In Casks and Bottles. Chicago Office, corner Market and Randolph Streets. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent. See Advertisement page 351.
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McCumber J W, agt L, S & M S R'y. McDaniels William H, apiaculturist. McDonald T T, physician.
Massey T F, drugs.
Miller & Bulhand, wagonmakers.
Miller & Tippy, saw and planing mill.
Myers Elias, restaurant and baker.
New Carlisle Gazette, (weekly). Phillips A E Mrs, milliner.
Prairie View House, William Smith, propr. Robung C, cooper.
Service G H, dry goods.
Service & Son, bankers and grain dealers. Shurts & Loomis, clothing.
Smith & Brickett, hardware and agriculture implements.
Sparrow T J, barber. Taylor E C, grocer. Thompson W B Rev, (Christian).
Trowbridge & Borden, dry goods.
Vail JN, wagonmaker.
Van Riper A R, physician.
Wade Eli, live stock.
Warner F D, druggist and insurance agt. White & Tappan, grocers.
Wilder I A, wagonmaker.
NEW CASTLE. The county seat of Henry county, is located on Blue river, 1 mile east of the geographical center of the county, on high, rolling ground, afford- ing natural drainage and commanding a fine view. It is one of the best built towns in the state, having splendid brick business blocks, handsome residences and excellent public buildings. The latter comprise several handsome church edifices, a good court house, jail and orphans' home. It has much private wealth and its citizens are industrious, enterprising and liberal. Nine turnpikes lead from the town to the uttermost corners of the county. Its rail- road facilities are unrivaled and offer rare inducements to manufacturers seeking a location. They are Ft. W., C. & L., Mid- dle Div. I., B. & W., P., C. & St. L. and W. W. V. roads. New Castle has a population of 2800, carries a bonded debt of $2000, has real and personal property, assessed value amounting to $1,452,763, 7 churches, good public schools, a thriving business college, 2 hotels, 2 banks and 3 newspapers. The last named are known as the Democrat and Mercury (weeklies), and the Courier, issued both daily and weekly. The manufactur- ing interests are rapidiy increasing and comprise 3 saw mills, 2 furniture factories, 2 carriage factories, 1 foundry, a grain cra- dle factory, 2 grain elevators, 1 flax mill, 1 tannery, 3 flour mills, 1 pork house, 1 woolen mill, a tile factory and several brick yards. Grain, lumber and pork are the chief ex- ports. Daily stage to Cadez, Dunreith and
PATENTS. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See ady). |
Spiceland. Ex., Adams and Am. Tel., W. U. Thaddeus Coffin, postmaster.
Albright William, photographer. Allinder & McMeans, merchant tailors. Armstrong James, merchant tailor.
Arnold Samuel, grocer.
Baldwin, Roberts & Co, beef and pork packers.
Barnard William C, lawyer.
Barnett D W & Co, flax mill.
Bell & Son, brick manufacturers.
Benbow Julius, pump manufacturer.
Bond Calvin, agt P, C & St L R'y.
Boor W F & W A, physicians.
Bouslog Daniel W, lumber.
Bowen Arthur G, livery.
Brown Joseph M, lawyer.
Brown Milton, Abstract of Titles, Court House.
Brown Sarah J Mrs, hair goods.
Brown & Brown, lawyers.
Bunch George, sewing machines.
Bunch Jennie L Mrs, milliner.
Bundy Charles, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, Main.
Bundy House, Josiah Bundy, propr.
Bundy Martin L, lawyer.
Burk & Fisher, carpenters.
Burke George W, physician.
Burr Alvin S, justice of the peace.
Byer George M, agt Ft W, C & L and W W R's.
Campbell Bros, dry goods.
Canady Winfield S, barber.
Carson Robert B, boots and shoes.
Chambers Andrew J, confectioner.
Citizens' State Bank; capital, $130,000 ; John R Millikan, prest ; David W Kin- sey, cashr ; cor Board and Main.
Claborn Henry, barber.
Clark Ephraim, grocer.
Coble Peter, florist.
Coffin Harry T, jeweler.
Colburn Charles C, livery.
Collins John C, blacksmith.
Cotteral William W, county auditor.
Counceller Thomas, blacksmith.
Crose William, lawyer.
Cummins James, baker.
Cunningham William C, Propr Junction House, Broad. (See adv.)
Curry & Gough, carriage and wagonmakers. Davis & Loer, commission.
Davis & Mowrer, drugs.
Democrat, (Weekly), John M Goar, Editor and Propr, Main.
Denius & Co, grocers.
Dowell Bradford M, tile and brick manu- facturer.
Elliott S H, carpenter and builder.
Elliott W H, insurance agt.
Ellis Isaac W, dentist.
Ernest Daniel, meat market.
C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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For Corrugated and Crimped, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Fairfield Barton W, grocer. Ferris Samuel, physician.
First National Bank; capital $100,000; William Murphy, prest ; Robert M Nix- on, cashr. Fisher Jacob, cooper.
Fisher Paul, boot and shoemaker.
Fisher & Burk, carpenters.
Forkner Mark E, judge circuit court.
Fouts, Busser & Wood, carriage manufact- urers.
Foutz John W, manager W U Tel.
Foutz Lewis, coroner.
Fowler Thomas L, billiards.
Gephart & Bousloug, lumber.
Goar John M, Publisher Democrat, Main.
Goodwin G W jr & Co, billiard hall.
Goodwin Richard, clothing.
Gordon Sarah E, milliner.
Gordon & Albertson, harness makers.
Gough Jacob M, carriagemaker.
Gough Thomas W, blacksmith.
Griner Andrew J, Billiards, 184 Broad.
Gronendyke T W, physician.
Grose William, lawyer.
Hamilton James J, dentist.
Hanes David M, shoemaker.
Harvey Elmer E, saloon.
Harvey Lee, sewing machines. Harvey Lee Mrs & Co, milliners.
Hazelrigg James T, county recorder.
Hazelton Joel, sheriff.
Hernly Henry L, flour mill.
Hernly & Brown, lawyers.
Herrold Thomas M, Propr New- castle Business College. (See adv.) Hillock William G, jeweler. Houck Bros, meat market.
Ice Thomas F, woolen mill and justice.
Jacobs Cassius C, sewing machines.
Jennings Levi A, saw mill and furniture. Jennings Simon P, hardware.
Jones Bros, insurance agts."
Junction House, William C Cun- ningham, Propr, Broad. (See adv.) Kahn Emil, dry goods.
Keiser John U, saloon. Kenney & McCashen, painters.
King Samuel M, pianos and organs.
Kinsey Henry A, harnessmaker.
Kissel James M, printer. Leath & Atkinson, restaurant.
Lennard Henry R, lawyer.
Leon & Metzger, clothing.
Livezey J C & Co, hardware.
Livezey Nathan, furniture. Lohr Mason, restaurant. Longhdaugh William, wagonmaker. McCall Jennie Miss, milliner.
McCashen & Kenney, painters.
McCormick Sarah E Mrs, dressmaker.
McDowell Joseph, shoemaker. Melle George T, carriages. Mellett & Bundy, lawyers. Mendenhall Isaac, physician. Miller Bros, flour mill.
Millett James T, lawyer. Millikin Thomas W, weather strips.
Milliner John W, lawyer.
Mitchell Leander P, lawyer.
Modlin Luther W, county treasurer.
Modlin & Ice, agricultural implements. Mooney Eli B. marble dealer.
Moore Aaron H Rev, (Christian).
Moore Cornelius M, restaurant.
Moore J T, drugs.
Morris John M, lawyer.
Morrison Robert I, county surveyor.
Mowrer John M, harnessmaker.
Mullen Joseph R, saloon.
Murphey Bros & Co, notions.
Murphey Charles P, jeweler.
Murphey E & Co, grocer.
Murphey John F, grocer.
Murray & Bridgeman, saw mill.
Nay Elias & Co, dry goods.
Needham John, physician.
Needham Josiah, justice of the peace.
Needham Laban W, Stationer, Printer and Newsdealer, Broad. Needham Wint, photographer.
New Castle Business College, Thomas M Herrold, Proprietor, Broad. (See adv.)
New Castle Courier Com- pany, William H Elliott, Manager, Broad.
New Castle Courier, New Castle Courier Co. Publishers.
New Castle Furniture Associ- ation, Jacob Brenneman, Prest and Treas; Hugh L Mullen, Sec, cor Race and Elliott. (See adv.)
New Castle Iron Works Foundry.
New Castle Mercury, B S Parker, propr.
Nicholson Reason, flour and feed.
Nixon & Son, drugs.
Nuzun William L, saloon.
Offutt John S, harnessmaker.
Parker Benjamin S, propr New Castle Mer- cury. Pence William M, druggist.
Perdiews Caleb C, lawyer and justice.
Phillip Thomas W, boots and shoes.
Pitman I W & Son, agricultural imple- ments. Powell Martin L, stoves and tinware.
Rea John, physician.
Redding Thomas B, lawyer.
Reichart John N, shoemaker.
Rhine & Miller, flour mill.
Rodgers Leonidas, carriage manufacturer .. Root & Hart, meat market.
Rudy Richard B, music dealer.
James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1812 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE !
NEW CASTLE, - - INDIANA.
DEPARTMENTS.
NORMAL.
For those desiring to review the Common Branches, or pursue a select course of study.
THEORETICAL.
Here the elementary principles governing the science of accounts is first elucidated. The theory of Debit and Credit, the nature and objects of accounts as applied to persons and things, Journalizing, Posting, Closing Accounts, making out Trial Balance and Balance Sheet, Ascertaining Losses and Gains, etc., are fully explained, and having thoroughly mastered the work to this point, the student is soon able to grasp and comprehend the grand principles of Book-keeping.
ACTUAL BUSINESS.
The student here first assumes the responsibility of conducting business upon his own account. He is supplied with a cash capital with which he goes to the Real Estate Office, rents his store, receives his lease, pays his rent, purchases his goods and commences busi- ness. The books here used are the Column Journal, Ledger and Bill Books, together with Blank Notes, Drafts, Checks, Bill Heads, Invoices, Account Sales, Pass Book, Deposit Tickets, Certificates of Deposit, etc.
OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
This Department is completely fitted out with elegant sets of large books, such as are used in extensive business houses in large cities. Here the student learns the tact and energy of the successful and shrewd business man. Eight large, handsomely fitted offices, representing all lines of business, are in daily operation.
PENMANSHIP.
This Department is without a rival in the United States. Great enthusiasm is awakened, and in every case a neat, rapid business hand is acquired. The Ornamental Department is designed especially for those desiring to teach the Art. Instruction is given in Off-hand Flourishing, Pen Drawing, Lettering, Card Writing, Engraving, Speci- men Work, etc. Pen work of every variety executed in the finest possible style. Send 25 cents for finely executed specimens of writing and flourishing.
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Evening School Six Months in the Year.
DIPLOMA .- A Diploma will be awarded to students completing the course, with an average of ninety per cent.
LOCATION .- New Castle is the healthiest town in Indiana, situated on the lines of the P., C. & St. L., Ft. W., C. & L., N., C. & R. and the I., B. & W. Railways, affording direct connection from all points north, south, east and west.
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UNION OYSTER CO. Largest Oyster House in the World; Capital Unlimited. OF BALTIMORE, MD. Branch, 40 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Ryves John Rev, (Catholic). Saint & Reed, lawyers. Schmidt Louis, tanner.
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Schrock & Bundy, boots and shoes. Scott Elizabeth A Mrs, dressmaker. Shelley William F, dentist.
Shirk, Johnson & Fisher, grain cradle man- ufacturers.
Shopp & Son, florists.
Shriner John O, stoves and tinware.
Shroyer Henry, notions.
Simms George W, notions.
Smith & Shirk, drugs.
Snell John, grocer.
Snodgrass & Millikan, contractors.
Stabler Thomas W Rev, (Methodist).
Stilley William J, boots and shoes.
Stofer & Shirk, blacksmiths.
Swigart Jacob jr, saloon.
Swigart William, saloon.
Tawny David H Rev, (Presbyterian).
Thompson John F, physician.
Trunk J A, marble dealer.
Vaughan Bros, clothing. Vestal Milton M, lumber. Warner Rollin, lawyer.
Watkins Richard M, brickyard.
Wayman Alonzo R, grocer.
Wayman John C, physician.
Weldon Frederick E, harnessmaker.
White Frederick Rev, (Colored M E).
Wisehart Bros & Co, Agricultural Implements, Broad.
Younce Eli, flour mill.
Zimmerman Kate Miss, millinery.
NEW CORNER. Situated in Wash- ington township, Delaware county, 12 miles northwest of Muncie, the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Popu- lation, 195. Hogs, corn and wheat are exported. L. W. Philpott, postmaster. Bowers & Hinton, live stock.
Brady George, blacksmith.
Case E H & Co, tile manufacturers.
Clements W D, physician.
Hannan J W, hotel.
Hoover Frederick, flour mill.
Lynn, Clemens & Stubbs, carpenters.
Mayward Washington, justice of the peace.
Miers Peter, undertaker. Miller A & Co, hubs and spokes.
Munsey Dr, physician.
Munsey John, notary public.
Nickey V A, drugs.
Philpott John E. general store.
Philpott L W, Physician.
Prim Rev, (Methodist.)
Resoner William L, general store.
Smith R H Rev, (Methodist).
NEW CORYDON. An enterpris- ing village of 150 inhabitants, on the Wa-
bash river, in Wabash township, Jay coun- ty, 16 miles northeast of Portland, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. Geneva, 7 miles northwest, on the G. R. & I. R'y, is the shipping station. Jay City, ¿ mile west, receives its mail at this office. Stage, daily, to Geneva; fare, 50 cents. Amos Houser, postmaster.
Adams William L, grocer.
Adington Cornelius, hub and spoke manu- facturer.
Bartlett Isaac A, harnessmaker.
Baughman D & W, wagonmakers.
Beston C P, live stock.
Boehm B B & Son, wagonmakers.
Buettle Charles, merchant tailor.
Bughmann D C, hardware.
Butcher Jacob, justice.
Cunningham M, house mover.
Dresher J M, physician.
Foltz & Houser, Druggists. Fravel Joseph, grocer.
Locker D P, harnessmaker.
Martin George & Son, general store.
Minich Joseph M, general store.
Ralston G, physician.
Reed Hezekiah, carpenter.
Remakles & Loux, flour mill.
Sowday Jacob, shoemaker.
Tharp C B, lawyer.
Warden M A Mrs, hotel.
Wiest Jonas, physician.
Wiest William H, live stock.
NEW CUMBERLAND. In Jeffer- son township, Grant county, with a popula- tion of 100, lies 18 miles southeast of Mari- on, the county seat. Hartford City, 8 miles northeast, on P., C. & St. L. R'y, is the bank- ing town and shipping point. Mississinewa river flows through the village. James H. Carter, postmaster. Carter & Dunn, general store.
Dunn Jefferson, flour mill.
Frame Enoch, painter.
Hayworth D W, hotel.
Lyon Noah, shoemaker.
Newbarger & Son, general store. Reasoner H D, physician.
Thompson William, shoemaker.
Thompson William H H, barber.
Warner John, carpenter.
Wharton William L, physician.
NEW DAYTON. Randolph county. (See Sherman.)
NEWERA. Situated on the Ft. W. & J. R. R., has a population of 50, in Butler township, DeKalb county, 8 miles south of Auburn, the county seat and banking loca- tion. Ft. Wayne is 16 miles south. Grain is shipped. George H. Post, postmaster.
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