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Haines & Mason, ice dealers. Hall Robert S, propr Tremont House.
Haller Cassius C, steam laundry. Harper Louis H, confectioner.
Harris Henry W, Mnfr Gents' White, Penang and Chevoit Shirts to Order, S Walnut.
Hart Sarah Mrs, gents' furnishings.
Hathaway Stephen, florist, 3 miles e.
Heath F W & Co, real estate and bankers. Heath James R, blacksmith.
Heinsohn Julius A, Proprietor Kirby House.
Hene Moses, dry goods. Hickman Wm H, lawyer.
Higman George, carpenter. Hill Joseph A, gunsmith.
Hill Joseph A Jr, hats and caps. Hodge L L & Bro, hardware.
Hoover Charles S, cigars and tobacco.
Hoover Eli F, cigars and tobacco ..
Hopkins P C & Co, meat market.
Howe & Little, boots and shoes.
Howell Wm P, wagonmkr.
Hoy Henry, cooper.
Huffer Daniel S, stoves and tinware.
Huffer Samuel U, dry goods.
Hummel J & Son, bakers.
Hutchings Joseph O, shooting gallery.
Ireland Annie C Mrs, millinery.
Johnson A L, saw mill.
Johnson O A & Co, dry goods.
Jones Ada Mrs, grocer.
Keener John A, lawyer.
Keeny Lyde Mrs, dressmkr.
Keesling Stephen C, broker.
Kempner G W H, physician.
Kilgore Charles W, lawyer.
Kiplinger Edward M, lunch stand.
Kirby House, J A Heinsohn, Propri- etor. Kirk Wm, toys.
Kirkwood Livingston A, propr Muncie Democrat.
Klass J, dry goods.
Klein Henry C, jeweler.
Klopfer Frederick, carriage mnfr.
Klopfer Martin, cider mnfr.
Koons George H, lawyer.
Kuechman Mathias, pianos and organs. Lake Wm P, saloon.
Lake & Lacey, grocers. Langtry Wm, vet surgeon,
Leager George F, restaurant.
Leager Nathaniel T, restaurant.
Leon & Metzger, clothing.
Lippincott John W, news stand.
Little Benjamin F, physician. Little John L, insurance agt.
Little John W, feather dusters. Lockwood Charles E, grocer.
Lockwood Thomas J, baker.
Long James M, farm implements and seeds.
Lotz & Ellis, lawyers. Lykins David, lunch stand.
Lyman Albert E, boots and shoes.
FRICTION WHEELS{
Fillings for Friction Wheels made from Paper, solidly pressed, turned and bored to suit flanges. WRITE FOR PRICES. AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO., 114 and 116 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
THOS. C. DAY & CO.
MeThose who desire to buy or sell REAL ESTATE will do well to
72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind. ( apply to us.
MUN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MUN 523
SOUDERS & PRUTZMAN,
-INVENTORS AND PATENTEES OF THE-
Souders & Prutzman Brick and Tile Kilns.
Our BRICK KILN, patented December 11, 1883, is without doubt the LATEST AND BEST, as it has been produced after many years of experience with other kilns now in use. The heat is generated in fire boxes on each side of the kiln, from the boxes it passes in at the bottom of the brick through the opening, or it may be passed up in the flues near the top of the kiln. In all cases the fire is under perfect control, every part of the kiln may be kept uniform in burning. The number of fire boxes depends upon the length or diam- eter of the kiln. All kinds of fuel may be used, and such as could not be used in the old style kilns. We guarantee satisfaction to all who purchase our patent, and you can burn with ONE-THIRD LESS FUEL than with any other.
Our TILE KILN is in every way the same as our brick kiln, except that it has our ARCHED CORRUGATED FLOOR, and has no flues in the side walls. They may be made square or round, and in every case we will guarantee perfect satisfaction and a great sav- ing of fuel and labor over all other kilns. One man can attend to our kilns without being busy half the time: Our ARCHED corrugated floor gives double the burning capacity of all others. Our kilns are scientifically constructed, and especially adapted for burning all kinds of ware made of clay. No experience is required to burn our kilns, and you have no loss or imperfect brick or tile when it is used. @ For territory, prices, or further par- ticulars, address the inventors and patentees,
SOUDERS & PRUTZMAN MUNCIE, INDIANA.
Mock Brothers,
Manufacturers and Patentees of the Celebrated
MOCK BRICK MACHINES
For Moulding and Handling Clay and Brick Entirely by Machinery.
The different devices applied to the handling of the Clay before it is conveyed to the machine and the superior quality of brick as they are made, keeping time and working harmoniously together, are immense advantages over anything which has yet been introduced to expedite and cheapen the Cost of manufacturing, By the use of this machine the process of Brick Making has been completely revolutionized, and a better article of brick is produced at a smaller cost than by any former process. One machine now in use is turning out 16,000 brick per day, at an expense for motive power and help of only $8. Horse power is employed here, but by the substitution of steam it is claimed that the capacity can be increased 100 per cent. or more at a very small additional expense.
Write for catalogue. Address
MOCK BROTHERS, Muncie, Ind.
KING & ELDER
FURNITURE, Special attention paid to furnishing houses. 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SMITH'S
COUGH SYRUP.
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS. Adver- tising furnished Druggists by E. G. SMITH & SON, KENTLAND, IND.
524 MUN
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MUN
McCaughn Charles S, cigar mnfr. McCulloch George F, clerk of circuit court.
Mckinney Lynn, skating rink.
McLain David A, dentist.
McMahan & White, lawyers.
Maddy Charles W, livery stable.
Maddy Wm R, grocer.
Manvell George P, cigar mnfr.
Martin J S, physician.
Martin, Young & Kessler, hardware.
Mason Wm F, photographer.
Meeker Charles W, fruits.
Mellett & Orr, lawyers.
Mendesker Chauncy L, lawyer.
Metzger A & Co, clothing.
Miller Ella Miss, dressmkr.
Miller James K, coal and lime.
Millette & Orr, lawyers.
Milligan Albert A, saloon.
Mitchell D C, carpenter.
Mock Brothers, Mnfrs of Brick Machinery, E Kirby ave. (See adv, page 523.)
Mock Martin G, new and second-hand goods.
Mohler John A, wagonmkr.
Mong Robert H, planing mill.
Moore Charles W, lawyer.
Morin John A, barber.
Mulreed John, saloon.
Muncie Democrat, L A Kirkwood, propr. Muncie Gas Works.
Muncie National Bank (capital $200,000); F T White, pres ; S A Wilson, cash.
Muncie Novelty Co, A E Smith, Manager ; Mnfrs Jay Eye See Patent Wire Curry Comb. (See adv.)
Muncie Skewer Co, skewer mnfrs ; W E Hiscock, manager.
Muncie Times, John F Wildman, propr.
Nicholls H. Charles, druggist.
Nickey Jeremiah F, druggist.
Orr Wm W, lawyer.
Painter John, feed stable.
Patterson Robert I, Postmaster. Patterson Wm, manager W U Tel Co.
Perkins J Wall, printer. Pershing David R, grocer. Phinney Arthur J, physician.
Price John M, saloon. Price Mary J Mrs, millinery.
Prutzman & Souders, brick mnfrs.
Puckett Elisha J, physician. Putnam & Kirby, hardware and lumber. Rardon Wm, shoemkr. Reid John P, blacksmith. Retz George W, confectioner. Richey Harry L, agt US Ex Co. Richey Wallace E, druggist. Ricks M W, physician.
Ritter John K, upholsterer.
Riley Andrew J, grocer. Rose Theodore F, lawyer.
Rosenbush Meier, mer tailor.
Ross John C, physician.
Rothschild Aaron, clothing. Roush & Fifer, shoemkrs.
Ryan John W, lawyer.
Saunders John F, lawyer.
Scott & Hurst, grocers. Shafer & Hammer, saloon.
Shaw Lee, R R agt.
Shideler Joseph K, physician.
Shields Edgar A, physician.
Shields John J, horseshoer.
Shirk Wm W, hardware.
Silverburg Herman, mer tailor.
Simmons James L, horseshoer.
Simmons Samuel G, feed stable.
Slinger A & Son, painters.
Smell Ephraim, pump mnfr.
Smith Edmond, blacksmith.
Smith E P, brick and tile mnfr.
Smith Wilson R, marble works.
Snell Solomon R, physician.
Snell Thomas B, grocer.
Snyder John M, cooper. .
Souders & Prutzman, Patantees
and Builders of the Patent Kiln for burning Brick and Drain Tile. (See adı, page 523.)
Spurgeon Wm A, physician.
Stahl Joseph, planing mill. Stanley John, feed stable. Stewart Wm H, grocer.
Stiffler Jacob hotel.
Streeter J L & Co, produce.
Stucky Christian, leather and findings.
Suffrins N M & D & C, portrait painters.
Thomas Milton L, livery stable.
Thompson Reuben, agrl implements.
Topp & Wilson, meat market.
Tremont House, Robert S Hall, propr.
Trowbridge & Smith, grocers.
Troxell Thomas, grocer and feed.
Truitt Joshua A, saw mill.
Turner Ira A, saloon.
Valterhouse John T, lawyer. Vogt Jacob, mer tailor.
Wachtell Jackson & Co, grocers.
Wachtell CS & Sons, harness and saddles.
Wachtell & March, dry goods.
Walling Mary E Mrs, milliner.
Watson & Forrest, painters.
Weales John, lawyer.
Wells A T & Co, Mnfrs and Whole- sale Dealers in Tinware, Also Roofing, Spouting, and all Kinds Job Work, S Walnut.
Wilcoxon Loyd, flour mill.
Wildermuth Charles, baker. Wildman John F, propr Muncie Times.
Williams Duncan, grocer. Williams James S, barber.
Wilson A J & Co, wagonmkrs.
Winans Henry C, physician. Winings Thomas J, grocer.
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (42 Vance Block), CoHects Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, Pay, Bounty, Land Warrants, Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims. Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.
PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCURED NØSEND FOR CIRCULAR.
CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, ( 36 North Delaware St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MUN
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NAP 525
Winningham Jessie W, barber. Wise Margaret A Mrs, milliner. Wisehart A & L, agrl implements. Wolf Arthur R, clothing. Wright & Phillips, furniture. Wysor, Haines & Co, foundry and machine shops.
Wysor, Kline & Co, flour mill. Young Martin, carpenter.
place. Population 100. Ex, O & M. H Stucker, postmaster.
Barnes W L, flour mill. Bower E Mrs, hotel.
Cole & James, live stock. Hardy H S, saw mill.
Hopwood M, wagonmkr.
James & Co, general store.
Kimberlin Abraham, justice of the peace.
JAY-EYE-SEE
PATENT WIRE CURRY COMB
IS THE ONLY REALLY NEW THING IN THE CURRY COMB LINE.
It is humane; it lifts every hair.
Rubs and cleans the skin; does not cut and scratch it. Currys a clipped horse.
CHANDLEB-INDPLS.
Is simply supreme as a mud cleaner ; dry mud, sweat, etc. removed in a twin- kle. Is the only Comb made fit to use on horses' legs.
It cleans itself, and is a wonder for use on a shedding horse Must be
seen to be appreciated. Sells at sight.
Send for Circulars, Prices and Discounts.
-MANUFACTURED BY-
Muncie Novelty Co., MUNCIE, IND.
Sigler Derilas, carpenter. Smith & Shetterly, saw mill. Webb John A, blacksmith.
NABB. A postoffice in Lexington township, Scott county, on L Br O & M Ry, 12 miles northeast of Scottsburgh, the coun- ty seat. Louisville, Ky, is the banking
Meyers Perry, justice. Michal Benedict, shoemkr. Myers Wm Jr, flour mill. Oetjen Henry, tailor. Riser George M, shoemkr. Robinson Alice, milliner. Schlicht J, hotel, saloon and meat market. Showers Perry, wagonmkr and basketmkr.
THE PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA Gives more for the Money than any College in the West.
SMITH'S
COUGH SYRUP.
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS. Adver. tising furnished Druggists by E. G. SMITH & SON, KENTLAND, IND.
521 MUN
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MUN
McCaughn Charles S, cigar mnfr. McCulloch George F, clerk of circuit court. McKinney Lynn, skating rink. McLain David A, dentist. McMahan & White, lawyers. Maddy Charles W, livery stable.
Maddy Wm R, grocer. Manvell Genros P niger mnfr
Rosenbush Meier, mer tailor.
Ross John C, physician. Rothschild Aaron, clothing. Roush & Fifer, shoemkrs.
Ryan John W, lawyer. Saunders John F, lawyer.
Scott & Hurst, grocers.
Shafer & Hammer, saloon. Show Too R Rart
Reid John P, blacksmith. Retz George W, confectioner. Richey Harry L, agt US Ex Co. Richey Wallace E, druggist. Ricks M W, physician. Ritter John K, upholsterer. Riley Andrew J, grocer. Rose Theodore F, lawyer.
Wilcoxon Loyd, flour mill. Wildermuth Charles, baker. Wildman John F, propr Muncie Times. Williams Duncan, grocer. Williams James S, barber. Wilson A J & Co, wagonmkrs. Winans Henry C, physician. Winings Thomas J, grocer.
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (42 Vance Block), Collects Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, Pay, Bounty, Land Warrants, Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims. Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.
PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCURED AFSEND FOR CIRCULAR.
CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, ( 36 North Delaware St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MUN
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NAP 525
Winningham Jessie W, barber. Wise Margaret A Mrs, milliner. Wisehart A & L, agrl implements. Wolf Arthur R, clothing. Wright & Phillips, furniture. Wysor, Haines & Co, foundry and machine shops.
Wysor, Kline & Co, flour mill. Young Martin, carpenter. Youse Daniel R, restaurant. Zuber George, mer tailor.
MUNDY. Is a station on the I & V R R, in Washington township, Owen coun- ty, 32 miles from Spencer, the county seat and banking town. Population 25. A W Givens, postmaster.
Givens A W, General Store. Parsho John, lime mnfr.
MURRAY. A village of 150 inhab- itants, formerly known as Lancaster, in Lancaster 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, shoemkr.
Ditzler J F, drugs. Fink John N, blacksmith.
Fulton J C, physician.
Furguson & Bowman, saw mill.
McRea James Rev (Presbyterian).
Markley J J Rev (Christian). Myers Jacob, carpenter and wagonmkr. Shrader D, physician. Shreve L F, general store. Stafford N E, flour mill. Staver Lewis J, saw mill. Webber George C, shoemkr. 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 29. Stage tri-weekly to Anderson. C Hall, postmas- ter.
Beechler Bros, tile mnfrs.
Benefield W H H, live stock.
Doyle A H, live stock. Hall C, general store. McKee C M & Co, general store.
Richwine Torin, carpenter.
Riggs T J & Co, lumber.
Sigler Derilas, carpenter.
Smith & Shetterly, saw mill. Webb John A, blacksmith.
NABB. A postoffice in Lexington township, Scott county, on L Br O & M Ry, 12 miles northeast of Scottsburgh, the coun- ty seat. Louisville, Ky, is the banking
place. Population 100. Ex, O & M. H Stucker, postmaster.
Barnes W L, flour mill. Bower E Mrs, hotel. Cole & James, live stock.
Hardy H S, saw mill. Hopwood M, wagonmkr.
James & Co, general store.
Kimberlin Abraham, justice of the peace. Kimberlin M & Co, flour and saw mill.
Mummert Jacob, blacksmith.
Russell J R, physician.
Shapinsky Bros, stave mnfrs.
Smith H, saloon.
Stucker H, General Store.
Toflinger JO, Railroad and Express Agent. Whitney Bros, lumber.
NAPOLEON. Situated in Jackson township, Ripley county, is a village of 400 inhabitants, on daily mail route to Os- good, 12 miles north of Versailles, the county seat, and 5 miles northwest of Os- good, the nearest rail approach. Greens- burgh is the banking point. The place has 4 churches, and graded school. Stage fare to Osgood, 25 cents each way. Miles Men- denhall, postmaster.
Brandt Margaret Mrs, general store.
Bredamier 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, wagonmkr.
Hennseth Frederick, flour mill.
Hertenstein R, general store.
Hicks Bruce R, physician.
Hicks John C, physician.
Hines August, carpenter.
Heondorf Charles, saddle and harnessmkr. Johnson Charles B, Lawyer, Printer and Auctioneer.
Joseph A F, physician.
Kripps Peter, cooper.
Lissett Louis, saloon and baker.
Litzler N, wagonmkr.
Maxwell A L, carpenter.
Mendenhall Miles, Postmaster.
Meyers Perry, justice.
Michal Benedict, shoemkr.
Myers Wm Jr, flour mill. Oetjen Henry, tailor.
Riser George MI, shoemkr.
Robinson Alice, milliner.
Schlicht J, hotel, saloon and meat market. Showers Perry, wagonmkr and basketmkr.
THE PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDIANA Gives more for the Money than any College in the West.
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BOYD'S
The Surest, Safest, Quickest and Most Pleasant Remedy for Diarrhea and Pains in the Stomach and Bowels.
CHLOROFORM ELIXIR. B. H. BOYD, LAFAYETTE, IND.
526 NAP
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NAR
Slater Charles, saloon. Snyder Frederick, cooper. Taraiski Peter, shoemkr. Thackery John, shoemkr. Wagner Frederick, hotel and saloon.
NAPPANEE. Is located on the B & O R R, in Elkhart county, 18 miles southwest of Goshen, the county seat. This is comparatively a new town, dating as a settlement from 1876. It now contains a population of 1,200, and is supplied with United Brethren and Aumish churches, a graded school of 3 departments, an opera house, 1 hotel, 1 bank and a weekly news- paper-The News. It is an important lum- ber manufacturing town, surrounded by a well timbered country. The principal mills, etc., here located, comprise 4 saw mills, 2 stave factories, wrench works, 2 shingle mills, creamery, butter tub factory, 1 planing mill and an extension table fac- tory. Lumber and grain are the principal shipments. Ex, B & O. Tel, B & O. Mrs. Nancy F Peddycord, postmaster.
Baker Leander G, saloon.
Best David M, Justice of the Peace, Lawyer and Real Estate.
Biehl Charles H, harnessmkr.
Binkley David, druggist.
Bowser John M, physician.
Bowser Olive Mrs, music teacher.
Bryson Frederick G, blacksmith.
Burbach George A, carpenter.
Campbell Isaiah, carpenter.
Coppes Bros, Lumber Mnfrs. (See adv, page 527.)
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Cowan Samuel, painter. Cowan & Peddycord, hardware.
Dennis Wm H H, lawyer.
Dietrich J & Co, general store and grain dealers.
Eby George E, photographer.
Eby Henry F, furniture and undertaker.
Fales Orange E, furniture and undertaker. Freese, Fluegel & Co, general store and creamery.
Freese George, butter tub and shingle mnfr. Gentzhorn David, saloon.
Groves J A Rev (United Brethren).
Hartman Bros, general store and lumber mnfrs. Hartman John, justice of the peace.
Hemminger Eli Rev (Methodist), carpen- ter.
Hemminger Jacob, boots and shoes.
Holdeman Wm A, propr Nappanee News. Huber George, flour and feed.
Hurne Benedict, restaurant.
Jacobs Max, clothing.
Jeffries Curtis C, harnessmkr.
Julian Joseph K, physician. Kaufman George E, saloon. Leslie Bros & Co, hardware.
McEntaffer John S, meat market.
Mapes Z T, carpenter.
Mellinger & Crone, blacksmiths. Miller Bros, bee hive mnfrs. Miller L, physician, 1 mile e. Miller Wm, agrl implements. Mills Sheridan M, barber.
Montgomery, Eggleston Swezey, Nappanee Furniture Co, Ex- tension Table Mnfrs. (See adv, page 527.) Nappanee Furniture Co, Mont- gomery, Eggleston & Swezey, Proprietors ; Extension Table Mnfrs. (See adr, page 527.)
Nappanee House, Lewis B Winder, propr. Nappanee News (weekly), Wm H Holde- man, propr.
Newcomer Enos, jeweler. Olds & French, meat market.
Peddycord Nancy F Mrs, Post- master.
Peddycord & Stauffer, wrench mnfrs.
Pippinger Callie Mrs, millinery.
Pippinger John, photographer. Rosbrough Charles, livery stable.
Scott John D, dentist.
Shook Isaiah N, baker and grocer.
Smoker Joseph J, saw mill, 1 mile w.
Stauffer Belle Mrs, music teacher.
Stauffer Horace R, physician.
Stewart Francis M, barber.
Stoner Alice M Mrs, millinery.
Stuckman Martin, physician. Swan Samuel, plasterer.
Swartz C H, physician, 6 miles n e.
Thomas Samuel, carpenter.
Tilman James E, restaurant and baker.
Uline & Hall, general store.
Urich William F, Attorney at Law, Insurance and Real Estate ; Foreign Col- lections Attended to Promptly.
Volkmann Conrad D, Boiler Re- pairer ; Makes Contracts for Work in Any Part of the State. (See adr, page 527.)
Walters Jacob S, druggist.
Warfield John Rev (Methodist).
Weygand Wm, carpenter.
Whiteman Charle H, agt B & O R R, Ex and Tel.
Winder Lewis B, propr Nappanee House. Young Wm, plasterer.
Zook Daniel, attorney at law.
NARROWS. A landing and post- offices on the Wabash river, in Fairbank townohip, Sullivan county, 14 miles north- west of Sullivan court house and nearest bank location. Population 25. Milton Badger, postmaster.
Badger Milton, Grain Dealers.
Ditt J E & Co, flour mill. Harrison C E, grain dealer. Harrison C E & I F, live stock.
PRINTING
Binding and Blank Book Making, CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Southeast Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ARCTIC ICE MACHINE MFG. CO.
Best Machine in the Market-cheaper, more durable and economical. (See advertisement, opposite Brewers, in Classified.)
NAS
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NAS 527
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. Populaiton 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. Charles Gibson, postmaster. Allison G W, shoemkr.
Browning Wm M, lawyer.
Calvin J & D T, hardware.
Calvin T D, tanner.
Coffey R L, lawyer.
Cornelius & Colvin, drugs.
Cox W L, lawyer. Day Wm, grocer.
C. D. VOLKMANN, STEAM
BOILER MAKER
SAFE-ENDING FLUES A SPECIALTY. ALL WORK WARRANTED.
NAPPANEE, INDIANA.
FRANK COPPES. JOHN COPPES.
SAMUEL COPPES.
COPPES BROS., DEALERS IN HARD AND SOFT
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Manufacturers,
LIJMBER
NAPPANEE,
INDIANA.
R. MONTGOMERY.
D. C. EGGLESTON.
C. J. SWEZEY.
NAPPANEE FURNITURE CO.
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
Extension Tables
NAPPANEE, INDIANA,
97 miles east of Chicago, on the B. & O. R. R.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS ESTIMATES MADE FOR GALVANIZING ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK.
GENUINE HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE.
"@"Gentlemen, ask your 'Dealer for them, they will please you. Geo. S. Dwinnell, Western Agent, Indianapolis.
528 NEB
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NEI
Dew J L, undertaker. Donaldson W L, carpenter. Duncan Columbus, lawyer. Enos Joseph, livery. Genolin & Mason, drugs.
Gibson Charles, General Store.
Gray & Yoder, flour mill. Grey & Meyers, carpenters. Griffith A S, physician. Hampton & Watts, hotel.
Hester J C, propr Jacksonian. Jacksonian (weekly), J C Hester. Kelp Wm, shoemkr.
Kenedy W M, saloon.
McGrayel James, saloon.
McGregor & Brown, staves and heading. McGregor & Howard, staves and heading. Mason Hughes, general store.
Mason Lucy J, hotel.
Patterson Bros, general store.
Patterson S, blacksmith.
Percifield Anderson, lawyer.
Price Wilson, barber. Ralphy A J, physician.
Smith Lee, wagonmkr. Stone George J, wagonmkr. Taggart C T, physician.
Taggart & Gratton, grocers.
Taggart John, general store.
NEBO. Recently established farmers' postoffice in Cass county.
NEBRASKA. Population 130. Lo- cated in Campbell township, Jennings county, on the O & M Ry, 12 miles north- east of Vernon, the county seat. North Vernon is the banking town. Ex, O & M. W U Tel. A J Grinstead, postmaster. Arnold J E, R R and ex agt. Bindhammer Henry, shoemkr.
Case A G, physician and general store.
Folzenlogel M, saloon.
Frunhauf & Wachtel, general store.
Gordon Thomas, blacksmith.
Grinstead J A, Postmaster and
General Store. Happe F W, blacksmith. Johnson W T, justice. O'Connor Hiram, lawyer. Runyan E C, carpenter. Samuels J W, Saloon. Wolf Jacob, saw and flour mill.
NEEDHAM. A village of 150 in- habitants, in Needham township, Johnson county, on the F F & M R R, 6 miles north of Franklin, the county seat and most con- venient bank location. Lumber is exten- sively manufactured. Grain, lumber and hogs are shipped. Am, Ex. Warren Judd, postmaster.
Caldwell George, blacksmith. Clark Wm, flour and saw mill.
Fisher Ira C, physician. Henning Squire, carpenter.
Judd Warren, Postmaster, Express Agent and General Store.
Judd & Watts, general store.
McConnell J R, apiary.
McLean, general store and grain.
Maley & Owen, saw mill.
Maze Thomas, hotel.
Maze T B, physician.
Patterson Squire, carpenter.
Petterson James, justice. Owens John, grain and justice.
Perry N S, shoemkr.
Smith Amos, barber.
Smith J F, painter.
Smythe E C, blacksmith.
Williamson A J, lawyer.
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. I S Wade, postmaster. Arnold J H, carpenter. Beaty Wm H, physician.
Fritch L M, general store.
Helfrich David E, blacksmith.
Hoover & Gibbs, saw mill.
Neal Douglass, barber and photographer. Neal L M, justice. Parks Wm, saloon.
Poling D W, grocer. Poling Wm J, hotel.
Roberts Norman J, shoemkr.
Wade I S, General Store.
NEFF. . A country postoffice in Stony Creek township, Randolph county, 15 miles southwest of Winchester, the nearest bank location and county seat. Losantville, 5} miles south on the I B & W Ry, the ship- ping point. A Canfield, postmaster.
Canfield A, Postmaster and General Store. Shaffer Joseph, blacksmith.
NEIL'S CREEK. A village of 25 inhabitants in Graham township, Jef" rson county. Madison, 14 miles southeast, is the county seat and banking place. Paris Crossing, a station on the J Br O & M, 3} miles west, is the shipping.station. George Shinness, postmaster. Anderson C, saw mill. Macartney W C, wagonmkr. Miller Joshua, shoemkr. Rigle John, carpenter. Seayrs Emanuel, shoemkr. Shinness George, Postmaster. Spicer James H, carpenter.
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