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Hobson A J, meat market.
Inlow W J, R R agt.
Kelly W W, physician.
Lockman W W, saloon.
Melson T H, general store.
Munhall Thomas T, General Store.
Munhall T T Mrs, milliner.
Plunkett A Rev, (Christian).
Stratton A, carriage and wagonmaker.
Templin G, blacksmith.
Turner & Co, general store.
Vancannon W, boots and shoes.
Wagonseller J W & Co, druggists.
Williamson G W, justice.
Witt B F, hotel.
Wren & Rains, druggists.
NEW SALEM. Six miles southeast of Rushville, the county seat, bank loca- tion and shipping point, in Noble township, Rush county, has a population of 200. Daily stage to Rushville; fare, 25 cents; and Andersonville; fare, 25 cents. Charles E. Cowing, postmaster.
Barnes & Mitchell, general store.
Cowing Charles E, Postmaster.
Downey John D, justice. Goldsmith & Son, blacksmiths. Hargrave W S, physician. Hoffman J, wagonmaker.
Mercer John R, general store.
Miller & Morris, general store.
Newlin Stanley, physician. Wellman A P, general store.
NEW SALISBURY. A village on L. E. & St. L. R. R., in Jackson township, Harrison county, 7 miles north of Cory- don, the county seat. Population, 150. New Albany, 16 miles east, is the most con- venient banking town. Stage route to New Albany; fare, $1. John Wagner, postmaster. Bill Jacob, blacksmith. Eskew Lorenz, notions. Fauts Noah, physician.
Graves John C, live stock and trustee.
Haub Henry, shoemaker. Huiser John, organ dealer. Hurst Jerome, carpenter. Isterling John, hotel and saloon. Lafallett W P, physician. McCann Stephen, painter. Patterson Joseph, live stock. Stevens Ambrose, carpenter.
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DIRECTORY OFFICE, S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Oysters, Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
Union Oyster Co. J. S. Keller, Manager, 40 N. Illinois St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Stevens Thomas J, blacksmith and wagon- maker.
Stevens & Dame, general store.
Wagoner Charlottie E, milliner. Wagoner John, Hotel.
NEWTON STEWART. A post- office in Jackson township, Orange county, 15 miles southwest of Paoli, the county seat, and 6 miles east of Boston, on L. E. & St. L. R. R., its shipping point. New Al- bany, 40 miles distant, is the nearest bank location. E. B. Rhodes, postmaster.
Brow & Bro, flour mill.
Brown & Brown, flour mill.
Campbell & Rhodes, General Store.
Dillard James, physician.
Dillard & Dillard, wagonmakers.
Hiltenbrand John E, cabinetmaker.
Hutchison R H, physician.
Johnson Eli, shoemaker.
Rhodes E B, General Store.
Smith E A, physician. Smith James H, physician.
Tillery C, general store. Young J C, saloon.
NEWTONVILLE. Population,300. Situated in a tobacco growing district, Hammond township, Spencer county, 12 miles northeast of Rockport, the county seat and most available banking town. Grandview, 6 miles southwest on the Ohio river is the shipping point. Daily stage to Grandview ; fare, 25 cents. Stephen Sutton, postmaster.
Abbott N W, blacksmith.
Adye George F, physician.
Bean J T Rev, (Methodist). Beard J C, wagonmaker. Caddeck Benjamin, saloon. Cooper F M, justice. Encoe John, drugs. Hopkins J & H, coal miners.
John Benjamin, physician. Mahoney McM, cooper. Painter Charles, blacksmith. Rumple J G, general store. Sharp A W, grocer. Sutton Sarah J, general store.
Sutton Stephen, Grocer. Sutton & Hughes, saw mill. Woodward Gustavus, saw and flour mill. Woodward William, lawyer. Yetter Baltius, shoemaker.
NEWTOWN. Fourteen miles north- east of Covington, the county seat, 10 miles southeast of Attica, the banking place, and 7 miles north of Hillsborough, on the I., B. & W. R'y, the shipping point, is a village of 350 inhabitants, in Richland township,
Fountain county. Tri-weekly stage to Hillsborough; fare 50 cents; and to Craw- fordsville, 75 cents. Robert Campbell, postmaster.
Barnett & Ewart, meats. Bitteneherder Jolın, blacksmith.
Campbell Robert, Tailor.
Campbell R & Son, General Store. Clark S D, wagonmaker.
Claypool R W, physician.
Colby T S, wagonmaker.
Gray Horace, wagonmaker.
Handley David Rev, (Methodist).
Helbig A S, shoemaker.
Mann J W Rev, (Presbyterian). Moore J W, drugs. Palin E N, tailor.
Reed Daniel, furniture.
Reeves Samuel, justice.
Reffle J S, physician.
Rice & Gebhart, general store. Russell B P Rev, (Baptist).
Scott A M F, hotel.
Voliva J H, justice.
Wilson H S, dentist.
NEW TRENTON. In Whitewater township, Franklin county, near Dearborn county line, on the W. W. R. R., 11 miles southeast of Brookville court house and location of the most available bank, con- tains a population of 375, a graded school and 2 churches. Am. Ex. Conrad Hull, postmaster.
Bower Jacob, clock and windlassmaker. Case A R, saw mill and R R and ex agt. Cox L J, carriage painter. Cox W B, wagonmaker.
De Lacroix John, cabinetmaker.
Hull Conrad, General Store. Miller C, general store.
Schuck T, shoemaker. Seeley William, hotel and saloon. Sintz Gottleib, cooper. Williams J J, blacksmith. Wissel Lorenz, shoemaker. Zahn Simeon, blacksmith.
NEWVILLE. A village locally known as Vienna, in Newville township, DeKalb county, 11 miles southeast of Au- burn, the county seat and bank location. Blair (called St. Joe), a station on the B. & O. R. R., is the shipping point. Stage communication to Butler; fare, 50 cents ; Blair ; fare, 25 cents ; Ft. Wayne; fare, $1. Stephen Olmsted, postmaster.
Bartlett S H. lawyer and justice.
* Blair BF, hotel. Bowman H W, physician.
Coburn H W, general store. Dean Walker, wagonmaker. Hamilton & Weiss, flour mill.
War Claims. PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PAY, ALLOWANCES, LAND WARRANTS, ETC., Collected by W. H. CORBALEY, Attorney at Law, 48 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. @20 years experience. Rejected and increase Pensions a specialty
HERCULES POWDER, The Original Stump-Blasting Powder.
C. H. JENNE, Agent, 2912 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, . - Ind.
NEW AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NIN 605
Hathaway Z, carpenter. Headley George, blacksmith. Lawrence J M, lawyer. Miller J W, harness.
Olmsted Stephen, Drugs. Porter G W, blacksmith. Seeley William, saw and planing mill. Smith Philander, cabinetmaker. Tanney John W, wagonmaker. Warner William, cabinetmaker. Whitehurst John, blacksmith.
NEW WASHINGTON. A vil- lage of 400 inhabitants, in Washington township, Clark county, 25 miles northeast of Jeffersonville, the county seat. Nabb's Station, on O. & M. R. R., 6 miles distant, is the shipping point. Madison, Jefferson county, is the banking point. Bethlehem, 7 miles southeast, on the Ohio river, is also a shipping point. W. T. Adams, postmas- ter.
Adair S L, physician and live stock.
Adams W T & J S, General Store. Allhands D S, physician. Bery Samuel, shoemaker. Boner A M, live stock. Boner John M, live stock. Boner J E, hotel. Bower H M, general store. Burton W H Rev, (Methodist).
Chambers E M, justice. Colvin Thomas, blacksmith. Davis B T, shingle machine. Fields William J, florist. Haymaker G W, physician.
Hopwood E M, wagonmaker. Hopwood M, wagonmaker. Hopwood T N, carpenter. Kelley S P, flour mill. Noe A J, general store. Pearcy William A, justice. Phillip & Shilling, general store. Pierpont Ed, wagonmaker. Robins Preston, shingle machine. Robison J A, confectioner and barber. Robnett L D, live stock. Sears Emanuel, harnessmaker. Taflinger George E, justice. Tilford Mrs, hotel and milliner. Walker W P, flour mill. Work H F, notary public, agricultural implements.
NEW WAVERLY. Nine miles east of Logansport, on W., St. L. & P. R'y, situated in Miami township, Cass county, contains a population of 275. Pacific Ex. S. N. Pennel, postmaster. Branaman Willard, carpenter. Castle P W, blacksmith. Cook J B Rev, (Methodist). Forgy C P & Bro, general store. .
Griffith J T, meat market. Hogentogler J F, blacksmith. Jenkins C Mrs, hotel. Jenkins D C, justice and drugs. Kilburn C, saw mill.
Kinse J H, lumber dealer. Loser D, carpenter.
McCormick & Stofer, saw mill.
Pennel S N, General Store.
Pennel & Ligier, boots and shoes.
Place J U, vinegar manufacturer.
Quick L L, physician.
Quick R H, physician.
Richardson George W, sorghum manufac- turer. Runnells M, broommaker.
Saunders P & Bro, wagonmakers.
Walick A C, R R and ex agt.
Weaver Isaac, carpenter.
NEW WINCHESTER. Popula- tion, 140. A village in Marion township, Hendricks county, 7 miles west of Dan- ville, the county seat and location of near- est bank. Reno, 4 miles south on the I. & St. L. R. R., is the shipping station. Rich- ard F. Harper, postmaster. Allison Joseph, justice.
Byrd William, carpenter.
Dodge William, blacksmith.
Fields Smith, lumber.
Graham W W, trustee.
Harper Richard F, Postmaster. Hurt G K, physician. Kelly A W, justice. Kennedy J'O, general store. Rich L H, shoemaker.
Rodgers L L, grocer.
West B, wagonmaker.
West Perry, carpenter.
NINE MILE. Known also as Five Points, situated in Pleasant township, Allen county, 9 miles southwest of Ft. Wayne, the county seat, and nearest available banking and shipping point. Contains a population of 15. James Yagerlenner, postmaster. Sledd S D, physician.
Yagerlanner John, Physician. Yagerlenner Mary E Mrs, general store.
NINEVAH. Formerly called Wil- liamsburg, is a village of 320 inhabitants, in Ninevah township, Johnson county, 9 miles south of Franklin, the county seat. Edinburg, 6 miles east on the J., M. & I. R. R., is the most convenient banking and shipping place. Stage tri-weekly to Edin- burg ; fare, 25 cents. A. J. Belk, postmaster. Belk A J, Wagonmaker.
Britton D, blacksmith. .
Britton & Belk, grocers.
Burget William, live stock.
THOS. H. CLAPP, Optician and Watchmaker, 93 North Pennsylvania Street,
New-Domison Hotel Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. .
. Accurate adjustment of Spectacles. Personal attention to Fine Watch Repairing. Thirty years experi- ence. NOSATISFACTION ASSURED.
Home Life Ins. Co. business.
All Policies non-forfeiting under the law of New York, after Jan. 1, 1880. Will enable Agents to double their E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't .; Chicago, III.
606 NOA INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NOB
Chapman William, shoemaker.
Dixon J W, physician.
Dressler & Bramwell, general store.
Drybread J M, live stock.
Dunham Joab, dry goods.
Dunham S M, justice.
Dunham William B, carpenter and drugs.
Dunham & Solomon, saw mill.
Ealey Joshua, shoemaker and harness- maker.
Gosney William, blacksmith.
Holts William, carpenter and builder.
Marshall & Lanham, physicians. Miller G W, insurance agt.
Morris & Lacy, livery and live stock.
Ridenbaugh John, wagonmaker and car- penter.
Wilks Robert A, drugs.
NOAH. Well known as Marion, on Big Blue river, in Shelby county, 4} miles north of Shelbyville, the county seat, ship- ping point and location of the nearest bank, is a village of 100 inhabitants. Tri-weekly stage route to Morristown; fare, 50 cents ; Shelbyville; fare, 25 cents; and to Free- port; fare, 25 cents. L. Kennedy, post- master.
Adams J M, physician.
Gaunt Charles, carpenter.
Helen George, wagonmaker.
Kennedy L, General Store.
Nash J S, saw mill.
Perry John, carpenter.
Piatt W C, physician.
Sanders John, wagonmaker. -
Shackel Jesse, shoemaker.
Thrasher W R, carpenter.
Vandergrift T F, blacksmith.
NOBLESVILLE. Is the seat of justice of Hamilton county, located on White river, 22 miles north of Indianapo- lis and 172 southeast of Chicago. It is the present eastern terminus of the C., I. & St. L. R'y and is traversed by I., P. & C. Div. of the W., St, L. & P. R'y. This is a hand- some city of 2,500 inhabitants, containing many fine residences, substantial business blocks, and county buildings that are un- excelled by any town of like size in the State. There are 5 churches, a large graded schoo building, a good city hall, and 2 good hotels here. One private bank and 2 weekly newspapers-Independent and the Republican Ledger-are sustained. Its other prominent features are 3 flour mills, 1 planing mill, and a pork packing establish- ment. Lumber, grain and flour are the chief exports. Ex. U. S. and Am. I. H. Jessup, postmaster.
Allison A J, Photographer. Allison George W, flour and feed.
Applegate & Dale, wagonmakers. Baker Albert M, agt W, St L & P R'y and U S Ex Company.
Baker Albert R, livery. Baker James M, grocer.
Bauchert Jacob, hardware. Becker Frank, confectionery.
Bell & Carlon, pump manufacturers.
Bishop Granville, painter.
Booth Aaron D, physician.
Booth William, Lawyer; Office, s w cor Public Square; Collections Promptly Attended to ; Foreign Collections a Specialty. Reference: Citizens' Bank, William Evans and others.
Booth & Booth, jewelers.
Boswell William H, Publishers Noblesville Independent.
Brim Phillip, liquors.
Brown Margaret A, Propr City Hotel. (See adv.)
Buff H T Rev, (Christian).
Campbell S N Rev, (Methodist).
Campbell & Kitchell, milliners.
Carlin William D,agricultural implements.
Carr Henry, boots and shoes.
Carroll Edward, saloon.
Case Elon E, hardware.
Case & Wallace, carriages.
Caylor Henry I, propr Caylor House and justice.
Caylor Henry M, planing mill.
Caylor House, H I Caylor, propr.
Caylor Reuben C, livery.
Christian James R, county clerk.
Citizens' Bank; capital, $50,000; William M Locke, prest ; Rolland Estes, cashr.
City Hotel, Mrs Margaret A Brown, Propr. (See adv.)
Clark & Co, pump manufacturers.
Calbert Felix, grocer.
Collier & Deck, meat market.
Cottingham S D & Co, undertakers and livery.
Craft Frost Rev, (Methodist).
Craig John C, grocer.
Craig John S Rev, (Presbyterian).
Craycraft Daniel, notions.
Crull Daniel C, flour and feed.
Crull Oliver W, meat market.
Cyrus & Miesse, physicians. Darrah A M & Co, livery.
Davis Charles, live stock.
Davis Samuel, live stock, 1} miles west.
Davis Spencer H, painter.
Deeds John W Mrs, dressmaker.
Deputy Addison C, dentist.
Dooley & Lake, furniture and undertakers.
Dunn William E, hardware.
Dunning A & Son, grocers.
Edson Carlos, cabinetmaker.
Emmons & McGuire, meat market. Essington Gibson D, tinware.
Bent Wood .?
CARRIAGE AND WAGON STOCK OF ALL KINDS manufactured and sold by O. S. GILLETTE, SALES ROOM, 28 and 30 E. Georgia St., Indianapolis, Ind. See adv., p. 6.
Blank Book Makers
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Printers, Binders and Blank Book Makers, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., Indianapolis.
NOB AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NOB 607
Evans Walter U & Co, dry goods.
Evans & Loften, pork packers.
Evans & Sohl, flour mill.
Farrell Joseph K, grocer. Fenton John D, saloon.
Fisher Daniel, grocer.
Fisher James K, county recorder.
Fisher William A, cigars.
Foland Emma Mrs, milliner.
Garver & Potter, Attorneys at Law. Yeary D H Rev, (Christian).
Gibbons George W, restaurant.
Graham Robert, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Graham William B, physician.
Granger Edmund H, lawyer.
Granger John, livery.
Gray Horace D, saw filer.
Hall Thomas F, saw filer.
Hardin B W & Co, boots and shoes.
Hare John H, blacksmith.
Hare Wesley & Son, Manufactur- ers and Dealers in Farm Wagons, Bug- gies, Carriages, etc.
Harnish Orlando A, Photographer Opposite Court House, Artistic Photog- raphy, and Leading Gallery of the City. Pictures from this Gallery have Taken the First Premium at the Noblesville Fairs During the last 3 years.
Hawkins Abijah, jeweler.
Hawkins William J, county treasurer.
Haworth M C, physician. Haworth, Young & Co. flour mill.
Heiny Lydia Mrs, Restaurant and Confectioner; Rates 30 to 35 Cents per Meal.
Helms & Co, hardware.
Herr Martin N, grocer.
Heylmann John G, carriage manufacturer.
Hines Hiram, county auditor.
Hockett Bitha, milliner.
Hollenbach George L, barber.
Householder Frank M, Lawyer
and County School Superintendent. Hutchinson W R Rev, (Methodist).
Jenkins A M, lumber.
Jessup I H, postmaster.
Johnson & Gray, carpenters.
Joseph Julius & Co, clothing.
Joseph Xavier, saloon.
Kaler John H Rev, (Dunkard).
Kane & Davis, attorneys at law.
Kastelhune Peter, shoemaker.
Keiser Isaac P, carpenter.
Kitchell Jason S, physician.
Klahar Dison, cigars and tobacco.
Kline John, sewing machines. Lebo Morris S, grocer.
Levinson Newman D, clothing.
Loder Charles C, physician.
Loehr Ed C, physician.
Longley W E, hardware.
Lowther William, boots and shoes.
The City Hotel,
COR. RAILROAD and WILTSHIRE ST. 0 NOBLESVILLE, IND.
MRS. M. A. BROWN, Prop.
Good Sample Rooms on First Floor. Special Attention Paid to the Traveling Public. Rates, $1.50. The City is one of the Leading Hotels in Noblesville.
HOTEL WAINWRIGHT.
W. H. LUDLUM, Proprietor.
Southwest Corner Public Square, NOBLESVILLE, IND.
Strictly First-class. Good Table, Good Rooms. Refurnished and Refitted. Convenient Sample Rooms. Special attention paid to Commercial Travelers. 1
New York Life Ins. Co.
Purely Mutual. No Stockholders. Absolute Se." ity at Actual Cost. Issues all desirable forms ' J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, Policies. INDIANAPOLIS.
CRACKERS
THE BEST IN THE MARKET, FROM BRYCE'S BAKERY, 14 EAST SOUTH STREET, - . . INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
608 NOR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NOR
Lucas Robert G, insurance.
Ludlum William H, Propr Wain- wright House. (See adv.)
Lybrand Lucius, druggist.
McGroth H, Dentist, Office, s s of Square, Inserts solid Gold Fillings. Teeth Extracted and Plate Work put up on the Most Reasonable Terms. Mckenzie U B, township trustee. Martz David Rev, (Christian).
Miller & Bro, grocers.
Morris A H Rev, (Christian).
Moss, Stevenson & Christian, lawyers.
Myers Thomas J, lightning rods.
Nelson Bros, meat market.
Nevitt David R, Gunsmith and Edge Tool Maker. Repairing a Specialty.
Noblesville Independent,
William H Boswell Publisher. Published Every Friday. Circulation, 1100 in Hamilton and Adjoining Counties. It is a 7-column Quarto, Democratic in Poli- tics, and a Good Advertising Medium. Official Organ of the Democracy in Ham- ilton Connty.
Oldacre James, township trustee.
Oursler Lafayette, boots and shoes.
Halsel Peter, live stock.
Pearce William S, livery stable.
Perkins Samuel R, blacksmith.
Perry Julius G, Billiard Hall.
Powell Emery, merchant tailor. .
Price Samuel B, restaurant.
Republican Ledger, W W Stephenson, propr.
Richwine George C, live stock.
Roberts C A Rev, (Baptist).
Roberts John B, baker.
Roberts Joseph A, lawyer.
Roper John, barber.
Roudebush Huldah, milliner.
Scott William, blacksmith.
Scott William & Co, flour mill 4 miles north.
Smith David, physician.
Sohl A J & Son, grain dealers.
Stafford & Boyd, lawyers.
Stephenson W W, propr Republican Ledger. Swain Charles, saddles and harness.
Swain Ezra, dry goods.
Swain Israel, live stock.ª
Thompson Elizabeth, milliner.
Thompson Jacob, tinware.
Toms Jolın, harnessmaker.
Touhig Jeremiah, grocer.
Treste August, baker.
Truitt, A W, books.
Truitt & Son, druggists.
Vestal & Harold, druggists.
Wainwright House, William H Ludlum, Propr, First-class and Centrally Located. (See adv.)
Wainwright & Hall, abstracts of title.
Warren William S, watchmaker.
Wheeler Bros, live stock, 1} miles s e. Wheeler, Davis & Oldred, live stock. Whittaker & Applegate, blacksmiths Wild Leonard & Son, general store. Williams Robert, barber.
Wilson Edgar C, Publisher Floral Family Register. Winburn & Bush, barbers.
NOBLESVILLE. Noble county. (See Merriam.)
NOGO. A postoffice in Howard town- ship, Howard county, 13} miles northeast of Kokomo, the county seat, banking town and shipping station, contains a population of 40. Tri-weekly stage to Kokomo; fare, 40 cents. F. M. Lawrence, postmaster. Brown J B, agricultural implements.
Bullard C, physician.
Lawrence F M, Saw Mill.
Rice C, justice and carpenter. Rice E B, live stock. Weed E C, physician.
NORA. Population, 48. Situated in Washington township, Marion county, 10} miles north of Indianapolis, the nearest bank location. Castleton, 5 miles east, on the I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, is the present shipping point. The C. & I. Div. L., N. A. & C. R'y, now in course of construction, will pass through this place. Stage tri-weekly to Indianapolis. Peter Lawson, postmaster.
Adams William, blacksmith.
Bowen James, grocer.
Carter James, blacksmith.
Lawson Peter, General Store.
McCoy & Heaton, saw mill.
Shirts Hiram, shoemaker.
Whittinger Henry, blacksmith.
Whittinger John, engineer.
Whittinger & Heaton, saw mill.
NORMAL. A rural postoffice in Green township, Grant county, 14 miles southwest of Marion, the county seat and bank location. Fairmount, on the C., W. & M. R. R., is the shipping point. Popu- lation, 25. James D. Veatch, postmaster. Brother Steward, blacksmith.
Hannah J R, justice.
Nuzman D P, physician.
Nuzman Hannah Mrs, hotel.
Veatch James D, General Store.
NORMANDA. Situated in Jeffer- son township, Tipton county, 8 miles west of Tipton, the county seat, and 12 north of Goldsmith, on the L. E. & W. R'y, the shipping point. Tipton is the location of
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. Consignments solicited, 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
Use Porter's Joliet Lager Beer.
T. D. Stuver, Sole Agt., Chicago. See advertisement page 351.
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the nearest bank. Tri-weekly stage to Goldsmith. J. B Campbell, postmaster. Campbell David, tile manufacturer. Campbell D R, physician.
Campbell J B, General Store. Gossett J M, physician. Russell William, carpenter. Ryker C E. carpenter. Sailors A J, general store. Shipman Mary, milliner.
NORRISTOWN. Shelby county. (See Winterroud.)
NORTHFIELD. A postoffice in Union township, Boone county, 10 miles east of Lebanon court house. The most available bank location and shipping point is Zionsville, 6 miles south on C., I., St. L. & C. R. R. Population, 210. Ross- town and Slabtown receive their mail at this office. H. W. Nichols, postmaster. Dautrich John, general store.
Dickinson George, physician and justice. Monett S, physician.
Nichols H W, Postmaster. Ross Bros, general store.
NORTH GROVE. A village of 400 inhabitants in Harrison township, Miami county, on P., C. & St. L. R'y, 12 miles southeast of Peru, the county seat and nearest banking town. U. S. Ex. W. C. Yarnall, postmaster.
Barnhart Joel, brick manufacturer.
Grandstaff M V, carpenter.
Hammar David, jeweler. Ijams J F, physician. James J F, hotel. Kessler Ashbury, general store.
Marks George, blacksmith.
Michaels P A, blacksmith.
Miller C E, general store.
Moorman J H, lawyer. Myer Jacob, carpenter. Olden L D, shoemaker. Reagan A K, justice. Smith Ira M, drain tile. Thomas L M, saloon.
Yarnall W C, R R Agt and Drugs.
NORTH INDIANAPOLIS. With a population of 700, is an extensive manufacturing suburb of Indianapolis, lo- cated on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., in Cen- ter township, 3 miles northwest of the city. The Crown Hill wooden ware works, cradle works and marble works are located here, 1 large graded school is sustained. Eugene Udell, postmaster. Groeschel George, florist. LePage J P, marble works. North Indianapolis Cradle Works.
Ocorr Henry Manufacturing Company, chair manufacturers.
Thayer Albert, grocer. Udell Eugene, grocer. Udell Wooden Ware Works, A A Barnes, propr.
NORTH JUDSON. A prosperous village of 400 inhabitants, in Wayne town- ship, Starke county, on P., C. & St. L. R'y, 12 miles southwest of Knox, the county seat. Winamac and Knox are both bank- ing towns for this village. Adams Ex: 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 William Rev, (United Brethren). Nealis John, hotel.
Perry William, drugs and physician.
Phillips J R, saloon.
Schuesler George, shoemaker.
Scudder W L, wagonmaker.
Weir W H, physician.
White Bros, general store.
NORTH LIBERTY. In Liberty township, St. Joseph county, is an enter- prising village of 550 inhabitants, 15 miles southwest of South Bend, the county seat and most available banking town. Walk- erton, 6 miles distant, at crossing of the B. & O., and I., P. & C. Div. W. St. L. & P. R'ys, is the shipping station. Tri-weekly stage to South Bend; fare, 75 cents ; and daily to Walkerton; fare, 25 cents. N. S. Miller, postmaster.
Anderson J C, hardware.
Beebe O R Rev, (Methodist).
Beck Bros, saw mill.
Braniff John, saloon.
Campbell A S, physician.
Cherry Greenville P, justice and grocer. Cole M R, grocer.
Cullar & Olenger, general store.
Faude J J Rev, (Episcopal). Flood George R, harness.
Hale W C, meat market.
Hoffman Daniel, drugs and groceries.
Houser Bros, general store.
Irvin Israel, meat market.
Irvin John F, barber. Keck B L, tailor. Knepp Levi J, justice.
Knepp & Houser, saw and planing mill. Kring J W, undertaker. Lee E T, blacksmith.
Loring Samuel, auctioneer.
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS. and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
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McKinzie & Bowen, flour mill. Mangus Brothers & Co, brick manufactur- ers. Mangus Levi, brickmaker.
Miller J C, insurance and notary.
Miller N S, General Store.
Pearce L S, live stock.
Pearce N W, live stock.
Ritchie Jacob, wagonmaker.
Rupe William, broom manufacturer.
Rupel John N, live stock.
Rupert Adam, hotel.
Shafer G J, physician.
Steel Jeremiah, furniture.
Swank Lydia, milliner. Varier J A, physician.
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