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Purdue & Perigo, Grocers. (See adv, page 543.) Root Emma Miss, milliner. Root Mary M, postmaster. Rutledge Andrew, lawyer. Schnacke Fanny, confectioner. Slaughter W W, physician.
Spitz Joseph L, stoves and tinware. Taylor Simeon, shoemkr. Tompson Peter S, physician. Tollman J R, physician. Townsend Nat, druggist.
Trice Clem, barber. Wall G W Rev (Presbyterian). Weihe Henry, brickmkr.
Weis Henry, harness. Welden Joseph, grocer.
Willerhausen George, grocer.
NEW BURLINGTON. A post- office in Perry township, Delaware county, containing a population of 60. Muncie, 7 miles northwest, is the county seat, place for banking and shipping point. Daily stage to Muncie, Blountsville and Hagers- town ; fare 3} cents per mile. G W Schroyer, postmaster.
Addison Edward, meat market.
Brewer J W, saw mill. . Cary Levi, carpenter.
Cecil J B, justice.
Cunningham S B, tile mnfrs.
Hare Robert, saw mill.
Jump S E, physician.
Masters C A, blacksmith.
Shroyer G W, General Store. Shroyer John H, carpenter.
Thackery Joseph, wagonmkr.
Tuthill Phineas, shoemkr.
NEW CARLISLE. An enterpris- ing village of 1,000 inhabitants, located in Olive township, St Joseph county, on L S & M S Ry, 14 miles west of South Bend, the county seat. There are 3 churches- Methodist, Disciples and Lutheran-and high school. Grain and lumber are shipped. Ex, U S. F D Warner, post- master.
Argerbrito S L, furniture.
Beebe E A, jeweler. Brown F, flour mill. Bruch Philip, saloon.
Capaday W L, oar mnfr.
Davis J, physician.
Davis J & Co, dry goods.
Davis & Boekling, boots and shoes.
Dickey W A, blacksmith.
Fack & Parker, meat market.
Garroutte T J, dry goods.
Hansauer John, live stock.
Harris E H, grocer. Harris Joel, physician.
Herzog Anthony, clothing. Hoffman F, cooper and saw mill.
Hoover B F, hardware.
Hughes E, saloon.
Humphrey H W, agrl implements.
Lancaster Samuel C, harness and justice.
Lancaster & Deacon; opera house. Leyda John Mrs, milliner.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, . IND.
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ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. Send for Circular. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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McCumber J W, agt L S & M'S Ry. McDaniels Wm H, apiaculturist. McDonald T T, physician.
Massey T F, drugs.
Miller & Bullhand, wagonmkrs. Miller & Tippy, saw and planing mill. New Carlisle Gazette (weekly).
Phillips A E Mrs, milliner.
Prairie View House, Wm Smith, propr. Robung C, cooper,
Service G H, dry goods.
Service & Son, bankers and grain dealers. Shoeman C J, barber.
Sparrow T J, barber. Taylor E C, grocer. Terpening G K, jeweler.
Thomson & Williams, hardware.
Trowbridge J, dry goods.
Vail J N, wagonmkr. Van Riper A R, physician.
Wade Eli, live stock.
Warner F D, druggist and insurance agt. White & Muller, grocers. Wilder I A, wagonmkr.
NEW CASTLE. Is located 1 mile east of the geographical center of Henry county, of which it is the judicial seat, on Blue river 44 miles east of Indianapolis. The railroad facilities are very good, com- prising 4 roads, as follows : the Ft W C & L, I B & W, C St L & P and W W V. thus giving it ample and cheap transportation for its extensive manufactured and agri- cultural products. This town is the busi- ness center of one of the finest farming dis- tricts in Indiana. New Castle contains 3,000 inhabitants, carries a bonded debt of only $10,000, has real and personal prop- erty-assessed value-aggregating $1,115,- 400, and is supplied with excellent county buildings, fine business blocks, handsome residences, 7 churches, good public schools,
2 hotels and 2 banks. 3 newspapers are issued here, known as the Democrat, Mer- cury and Courier. The manufacturing in- dustries of New Castle are very extensive, and rapidly on the increase; the more prominent establishments include 3 saw mills, 2 furniture factories, bentwood works, 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 wool- en mill, a tile factory, several brick yards, handle factory and pump factory. Ex, Adams, Am and U S. Tel, W U. L S Denius, postmaster.
Albright Wm H, photographer.
Alexander Harvey W, auctioneer.
Armstrong James, mer tailor.
Arnold Samuel, grocer.
Baldwin, Roberts & Co, pork packers.
Barnard Wm C, lawyer.
Barnard Wm O, prosecuting attorney.
Barr Reuben H, grocer.
Benbow Julius, pump mnfr.
Benbow & Thornburg, painters.
Boor & Boor, physicians.
Bouslog Daniel W, lumber.
Brown Milton, County Clerk, Ab- stracts of Title and Lawyer.
Brown Sarah J Mrs, hair goods.
Brown & Brown, lawyers.
Brown & Warner, lawyers.
Bunch George W, sewing machines.
Bunch George W Mrs, millinery.
Bundy Charles, livery stable.
Bundy House, J Bundy & Sons, Proprietors. Bundy J & Sons, Proprietors Bundy House. Bundy J P & Co, boots and shoes.
Bundy Martin L, lawyer.
Burgett Thomas, carpenter.
Burke George W, physician.
Byer John S, agt Ft W C & LR R.
Newburgh Livery Stable, Clate Mckinney, Prop'r, Newburgh, Ind.
The Finest Turnouts in the City. Transient Cus- tom a Specialty.
S. D. PURDUE. J. T. PERIGO.
PURDUE & PERIGO, NEWBURGH, INDIANA, - -DEALERS IN-
Staple & Fancy Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Bacon, Flour, Provisions, etc.
G. F. FOSTER Water St., NEWBURGH, IND.
Bakery, Confectionery and Restaurant!
-DEALER IN-
Fancy Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco. Canned Goods a Specialty.
NATIONAL HOTEL, Michael Busch, Prop., Newburgh, Ind.
Good accommodations for tran- sients at reasonable rates.
Hotel near the landing.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS
Galvanizing, C. Plating and Tinning ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK.
GENUINE HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Western Agent, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Cain George H, sheriff. Caldwell James L, live stock. Campbell Bros & Co, dry goods. Canaday W S & W C, barbers. Carson Robert B, boots and shoes. Chambers & Hedges, lawyers. Citizens State Bank (capital $145,000); John R Millikan, pres; David W Kinsey, cash. Clark Ephraim, grocer. Clawson Thomas, carpenter. Coffin Harry T, jeweler.
Colburn Charles C, Livery Stable. Collins Arthur R, agt Am and Adams Ex. Counceller Thomas, horseshoer.
Craig Wm, flour mill. Craven Gillim L, restaurant. Cummins James, baker.
Davis Bros, grain. Davis Mark, hardware.
Denius Leander S, postmaster.
Denius W C & Co, confectioners.
Dingle Mary dressmkr.
Dykes James P, county treasurer.
Elliott Seth H, carpenter.
Elliott Wm H, editor New Castle Courier. Ellis Isaac W, dentist.
Fairfield & Moore, grocers.
Ferris Samuel, physician.
Firestine Jacob M, shoemkr.
First Nanional Bank (capital $100,000); Wm Murphy, pres; Robert M Nixon, cash.
Fisher James E, cigars and tobacco. Forkner Mark E, circuit judge. Fouts Lewis, carpenter.
Foutz John W, W U Tel Co, manager.
Fowler Thomas L, billiards and produce. Gary D H & Son, insurance agts. Gause Christina B, dressmkr.
Goar John M, propr New Castle Demo, crat. Goodwin R D & Co, clothing.
Gordon Sarah E, Mrs, milliner. Gough J M, wagons, etc.
Gough & Hernley, livery, feed and sale.
Gronendyke Thomas W, physician. Grose Wm, lawyer. Hall Jessie N, justice of the peace.
Hall R S & Co, proprs Junction House. Hanes David M, shoemkr. Hamilton & Peeper, dentists. Harper Samuel, barber. Hart & Gilbert, meat market.
Harvey Lee, sewing machines. Harvey Lee Mrs, millinery. Harvey Malinda, carpet weaver. Harvey & Davis Bros, bentwood. Hathaway Marion, carpenter. Hazelrigg James T J, county recorder. Heirich Mary A, mer tailor. Hernly & Brown, lawyers. Higbee Wm, blacksmith. Hillock Wm G, jeweler.
Hoffman J C, Auctioneer, etc, Broad.
Houck Bros, meat market.
Hubbard E & Son, physicians. Huddleston & Son, photographers. Hudelson J C Jr & Co, gents' furnishing. Hudson Edward S, carpenter.
Ice & Winings, agrl implements and grain. Jacobs Cassius C, sewing machines.
Jennings Levi A, furniture and hardware. Jennings Simon P, hardware and lumber. Jordan Thomas C, boots and shoes.
Junction House, Robert S Hall & Co, proprs. Kaberich John Rev (United Brethren). Kaufman Wm S, carpenter.
Kahn Ed, dry goods.
Keiser John U, saloon.
King D T, piano tuner.
King Samuel M, organs and pianos.
Kinsey Henry A, saddles and harness.
Kinsey Wm H, marble works.
Kissel Wm, physician.
Laboyteaux James, brick and tile mkr. Lennard Asahel, lawyer.
Leon & Metzger, clothing.
Livezey Nathan, furniture.
Lockridge John, lawyer.
McBride James C, clothing.
McCormick Sarah E, dressmkr.
McDowell Joseph, shoemkr.
Mahin G E & Co, grocers.
Mason & Stilley, barbers.
Mellette James T, lawyer.
Mendenhal Elisha T, physician.
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Mendenhall Isaac, physician.
Melle George T, wagonmkr.
Millett James T, lawyer.
Millett & Bundy, lawyers.
Millikin Thomas W, weather strips.
Milliner John W R, lawyer.
Mitchell Leander P, lawyer.
Modlin Bros, nursery.
Modlin Wm W, agrl implements.
Moffitt Frank D, meat market.
Moninger Jacob, propr Moninger House.
Moore Aaron H Rev (Christian).
Moore Lew, painter.
Morris John M, lawyer.
Morris Joshua I, county auditor.
Morrison Robert I, county surveyor.
Mowrer Jim .M, druggist.
Mowrer John M, saddles and harness.
Mullen Joseph R, saloon. Murphey Charles P, jeweler.
Murphey G R & W H, grocers.
Murphey W J & Co, dry goods.
Needham John, physician.
Needham Charles E, druggist.
Needham Laban W, cigars and tobacco.
Needham Lorenzo D, lunch stand. Needham Wint, photographer.
New Castle Courier, W H Elliott, editor.
New Castle Democrat, J M Goar, propr.
New Castle Foundry & Pump Co.
New Castle Furniture Co.
J. H. CURRAN HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS J35 West Second St., CINCINNATI.
MODEL CLOTHING CO. B@Largest and most complete Clothing House in the State.
43 and 45 East Washington St., and 18, 20 and 22 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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New Castle Mercury, E Pleas & Co, proprs.
Newhouse Wm, agrl implements.
Nixon & Son, drugs and books. Offutt & Dalrymple, saddles and harness. Peed E H & Wm, live stock.
Pence Wm M, druggist. Perdieu Caleb C, justice and lawyer. Pleas E & Co, proprs the New Castle Mer- curv.
Pickle Dol, barber. Pitman I W & Son, agrl implements. Ratcliffe Fleming, agt I B & W R R. Rea John, physician.
Rea Lizzie, musie teacher. Redding Thomas B, lawyer. Reed Miles L, lawyer.
Reichart John N, shoemkr.
Rodgers Leonidas, carriage builder.
Rudy Richard D, music dealer.
Runyan Susan, dressmkr. Rhine, Miller & Co, flour mill.
Rhodes Peter F, apiarist, 3} miles south. Sagalowsky Jacob & Abe, junk.
Saint Exum, lawyer. Schrock Abraham, dry goods. Scott M L Mrs, dressmkr.
Sedam Wm P, baker.
Shaw Mary, dressmkr. Shelby Wm F, dentist.
Shepler Clark C, live stock.
Shirey M C Miss, dressmkr. Shirk, Johnson & Fisher, grain cradles.
Shirk Moses W, saloon. Shirk & Presnal, blacksmiths.
Shopp Henry L, florist.
Shriner John O, stoves and tinware.
Slifer Charles D, agt P C & St L R R. Smith Robert B, agrl implements.
Smith Thomas C, restaurant.
Smith & Shirk, drugs. Snodgrass Augustus B, lawyer. Snodgrass Russell, carpenter. Stewart Clinton C, barber.
Stofer Lon, horseshoer. Swain M H Miss, artist.
Thompson John F, physician.
Unferzagt John B Rev (Catholic). Vanthunen Martin, saloon.
Vaughn T R & Co, clothing. Vestal Milton M, lumber. Voorhees & Loer, produce. Waldron & Maxim, handle mnfrs. Warner Rollin, lawyer. Watkins John N, grocer. Watkins Richard M, brickmkr. Wayman Alonzo R, grocer. Wayman John, physician. Wayman John C, physician and grocer. Wayman Ratta, music teacher. Weishart John, live stock. Williams Lorin, manager U S Ex. Wilson Wm E, county supt public school. Zimmerman Kate Miss, millinery.
NEW CORNER. Situated in Wash- inton township, Delaware county, 12 miles northwest of Muncie, the county seat, bank- ing town and shipping point. Population 200. Hogs, corn and wheat are exported. James W Hannan, postmaster. Bowers & Hinton, live stock.
Brady George, blacksmith. Brown A, lath factory.
Brady & Hannan, general store. Case E H & Co, tile mnfr. Clements W D, physician.
Hannan J W, Hotel. Higdon & Eastes, blacksmiths.
Hoover Frederick, flour mill.
Kempler J, wagonmkr.
Lynn, Clemens & Stubbs, carpenters.
Mayard Washington, justice of the peace.
Miers Peter, undertaker.
Miller L F, general store.
Munsey Dr, physician.
Nickey V A, drugs.
Philpott L W, Physician. Resoner Wm L, general store. Rowlett D E, shoe and harnessmkr.
NEW CORYDON. An enterpris- ing village of 175 inhabitants, on the Wa- bash river, in Wabash township, Jay county, 16 miles northeast of Portland, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. Ge- neva, 7 miles northwest, on the G R & I Ry, is the shipping station. Amos Houser, postmaster. Adams Wm L, grocer.
Arnett V, painter.
Bartlett Isaac A, harnessmkr.
Beston C P, live stock.
Boehm B B & Son, wagonmkrs.
Brayton W, physician.
Buettle Charles, mer tailor.
Butcher Jacob, justice. Cunningham M, house mover.
Foltz & Muth, Druggists. Fravel Joseph, grocer. Houser Amos, Hotel and Drugs.
Houser B F, vet surgeon.
Locker D P, harnessmkr.
Martin George & Son, general store.
Minich Joseph M, general store.
Ralston A, physician.
Ralston G, physician.
Ramsey & Heckman, wagonmkrs.
Reed Hezekiah, carpenter.
Remakles & Welsh, flour mill.
Reynolds George, carpenter. Sowday Jacob, shoemkr.
NEW CUMBERLAND. In Jef- ferson township, Grant county, with a pop- ulation of 100, lies 18 miles southeast of Marion, the county seat. Hartford City, 8 miles northeast, on P C & St L Ry, is the banking town and shipping point. Missis-
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sinewa river flows through the village. John H Carter, postmaster.
Alexander A C, blacksmith. Carter J H, General Store. Dunn Jefferson, flour mill. Frame Enoch, painter. Lyon Noah, shoemkr. Newbarger & Son, general store. Reasoner H D, physician. Reeves David, carpenter. Thompson William, shoemkr. Thompson Wm H H, barber. Warner John, carpenter. Wharton Wm L, physician.
NEW ERA. Situated on the L S & M S, Ft W Br, has a population of 40, in Butler township, DeKalb county, 8 miles south of Auburn, the county seat and banking location. Fort Wayne is 16 miles south. Grain is shipped. George H Post, postmaster. Kell George W, flour mill.
Miller J A, saw mill.
Post George H, Grocer and Grain. Simon Silas, live stock.
NEW FRANKFORT. A place of 48 inhabitants, in Johnson township, Scott county, 5 miles northeast of Scotts- burgh, the county seat and shipping point. Madison is the nearest bank location. James Tull, postmaster.
Chambers James, cooper.
Hardy P, carpenter, Kelly Giles, broomkr.
Kinney Thomas, wagonmkr.
Kinney TL, blacksmith.
Tull James, Postmaster.
NEW GOSHEN. A prosperous vil- lage of 250 inhabitants, situated in Fayette township, Vigo county, 10 miles northwest of Terre Haute, the county seat, banking place and shipping point. Sanford, on the I & St L R R, 7 miles southwest, is also a point for shipping. The village has im- proved rapidly during the past two years. Green B Owen, postmaster. Bennett S M, physician. Bolton J M, pressed hay. Cale Wm H, carpenter and justice. Dyer Marcus, brick mnfr. Foltz Joseph L, carpenter and cal inetmkr. Hansell John H, cabinetmkr.
Hansell Wm, carpenter. Helmcamp Henry, shoemkr. Houser George, coal mine. Huff John H, physician and notary public. Layman David, shoemkr. Minnick G S, harnessmkr.
Minnick John W, general store. Morgan John H, physician. Morrow James, harnessmkr.
Owen Edward S, insurance agt and notary public.
Owen Green B, Wagonmaker. Owen G B & E S, General Store. Pinson A J, physician. Pinson Thomas, hotel and justice.
Shepherd E M, coal mine. Shirley & Shirley, live stock.
Shores & Reliyan, threshing machine.
Smith Wm G, coal miner.
Smith & Shoves, feed mill.
Ummel Wm H, blacksmith.
Wright G L, blacksmith.
NEW HARMONY. This growing town of 1,200 inhabitants is situated on the Wabash river and P D & E Ry, in Har- mony township, Posey county, 15 miles north of Mt Vernon, the county seat. It has Methodist and Episcopal churches, graded school, 2 hotels, 1 bank, and a week- ly newspaper- Register. 2 flour mills, brick and tile yard, and 1 planing mill are operated. New Harmony is the center of a fertile farming district, from which it re- ceives its chief support. Ex, Adams and Pacific. J C Miller, postmaster.
Auch Fred, saloon.
Baldwin & Bishop, carriagemkrs.
Baldwin & Ruchti, wagonmkrs.
Barthelemy, Isador, junk.
Breitl Jacob, grocer.
Books Richard, meat market.
Brown Henry, clothing.
Bucklin George, physician.
Culpepper Wmn, Blacksmith, (See adv, page 547.)
Davis James W, carpenter.
Dransfield Charles, brick and tile mnfr.
Drinkwater M E, milliner.
Drinkwater Taylor, Boarding House. (See adv, page 548.) Duclos Co, planing mill.
Eagle J'T Mrs, Fashionable Milli- ner.
Ford Bro, dry goods.
Ford Charles H, jeweler.
Ford Thomas S, saloon.
Ford Wm P, dentist.
Ford & Bennet, grocers.
Ford & Corbin, flour mills.
Frank Noah, propr Viets House. Fretageot A H & Co, general store.
Hartman Wm, shoemkr.
Herberhold Frederick, baker.
Hofreister Andy, saloon.
Hunsdon Henry, general store.
Husband James, harness.
Jones John D, painter.
Kirk S E, R R and ex agt.
Kreipke & Pfohl, barbers.
Lichtenberger W F, tinware.
Lichtenberger & Son, general store. Lyon & Son, saloon.
PAPER PULLEYS{
25 per cent. of power gained. Belts will not slip on them. AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO., 114 and 116 South Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
THOS. C. DAY & CO.
NGAttend carefully to the investment of Trust Funds and settlement of Estates. 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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McDonald Wm, physician. Man Henry, lumber. Marsh Adam & Co, saloon. Miller John W, marble works. Miller J C, postmaster. Neal Daniel, physician. New Harmony Banking Co (capital $20,- 000); Eugene S Thrall, pres; Horace P Owen, cash.
New Harmony Register, C W Slater, propr. Newsom Albert S, saloon.
Owen Ernest D, lawyer. Owen E F & Co, hardware.
Pelham Louis, insurance agt.
Pretsch Charles, gunsmith.
Randolph House, David Randolph, propr. Rawlings Samuel, physician. Ribyre John, flour mill. Rolson Richard P, wagonmkr. Sandlahen Henry, meats.
Schnee David M, grocer. Schnee H T, harness. Slater Charles W, propr Register.
Stacer Wm T, painter. Stallings John, saloon.
Thrall & Mumford, druggists.
Tretheway Wm C, wagonmkr.
Twigg Wm A, painter.
Viets House, Noah Frank, propr. Walz John, boots and shoes.
Ward J F, shoemkr. Wardeman John, stoves and tinware. Webber Peter, mer tailor.
Wilhelm & Co, grocer. Wilkinson J, stable.
NEW HARRISBURGH. Wa- bash county. (See Disko.)
NEW HAVEN. A prosperous vil- lage of 1,000 inhabitants, located on the W St L & P and N Y C & St L R Rs, in Adams township, Allen county, 6 miles east of Ft Wayne, the county seat and banking town, and 150 from Indianapolis. New Haven has 4 churches, a graded school, and 1 hotel. The manufactories here include 1 saw mill, stave and heading factory, flour mill, tile factory, 1 bentwood works, and 1 planing mill. Staves, head- ing, lumber and produce are shipped. Pa- cific Ex. W U Tel. Joseph W Whitaker, postmaster.
Berberich David H F, painter.
Bernreiter John, furniture.
Bilderback W J, physician. Blaising John, saloon. Bowman Ann R, carpet weaver.
Brooks Thomas, plasterer.
Brudi Joseph & Co, Proprietors Maumee Valley Flouring Mill.
Bryant & Giddings, bent wood mnfrs. Cartwright Wm, barber.
Crippen A B & Son, druggists.
Dawling Bartholomew, hardware.
Fox Joseph, wagonmkr.
Gothe Carl, tailor.
Gothe G & Co, Dealers in Hard and Soft Wood, Lumber, Lath, Shingles, etc, also Planing Mill. Hager Henry J, baker.
Koehn Henry, shoemkr.
Lee Joseph J, R R and ex agt.
Linnemann Frederick, shoemkr.
Mack Frederick, shoemkr.
Mannel F J, saloon.
Maumee Valley Flouring Mills, Joseph Brudi & Co, Proprietors.
Mead & Mason, saw mill.
Myers Henry W, saloon.
Node Robert S, physician.
Null Lycurgus S, physician.
Peltier Salvadore, grocer.
Reed Moses, hotel.
Rogers L M & W S, general store.
Rogers W S, insurance agt.
Scheiler & Eakey, tile mnfrs.
Schnelker H F & Co, stave mnfrs.
Schnitker August R, harnessmkr.
Schwanz Conrad, justice of the peace.
Stocks Wm Jr, grocer.
Stocks Wm & John, saloon and meats.
Stone & Null, druggists.
Stutz Joseph, saloon.
Thrimmel Trougott, tailor.
Whitaker Joseph W, postmaster.
Williamson Marion F, physician.
Wolf Carl, saloon.
Zeddis Wm, harnessmkr.
Zook John H, painter.
Zurbuch Grocer, general store.
NEW HOLLAND. Population 75, in LaGro township, Wabash county, 7 miles from LaGro, on W St L & P Ry, its shipping point, and 11 from Wabash, the county seat and nearest bank location.
Wm. CULPEPPER BLACKSMITH
And Wagon and Buggy Maker. Gen- eral Repairing. Horse Shoeing a Specialty. New Harmony, Ind.
Boarding for Transients ! TAYLOR DRINKWATER
Accommodations for parties of five. Reasonable rates.
Proprietor. NEW HARMONY, INDIANA.
KING & ELDER
FURNITURE, The Latest Patterns at the Lowest Prices, 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SHOW CASES
CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Tri-weekly mail stage to LaGro. Jona- than Copeland, postmaster.
Copeland Jonathan, Shoemaker. Darrow Jonathan, pump mnfr. Duzen P E, general store. Hummer John, tile mnfr. Kinsley Asa, saw mill.
Pickering Hiram, Harnessmaker and Tanner.
Stough J J, blacksmith.
NEW LANCASTER. A postoffice in Madison township, Tipton county, 10 miles southeast of Tipton, the county seat. Elwood, 3} miles east, at junction L E & W and PC & St L Rys, is the bank loca- tion and shipping point. Population 65. James Nelson, postmaster.
Doan N W, physician.
Dwiggins & Jaskson, flour mill.
Harbet & Nelson, general store. Hinds B F, tile mnfr.
Nelson James, General Store. Stremmel G W, blacksmith.
NEW LEBANON. A village of 200 inhabitants, in Gill township, Sullivan county, 6 miles southwest of Sullivan, the county seat and bank location, on I I & S Ry. Ex, Pacific. T A Mason, postmaster. Burnett John W, ex and R R agt.
Clark P D, carpenter.
Daniels G W, shingles.
Eaton & Son, general store.
Elliott Findley, shoemkr. .
Hopewell P L, blacksmith and coal.
Hunt M E, saw mill.
Knotts R F, live stock. Lisman James, blacksmith.
Lisman Thornton, wagonmkr and justice. McCalahan James, drugs.
McCoy J F, tile mnfr.
Mason Thomas A, Physician. Mason R R, live stock.
Springer A W, live stock. Springer T B Jr, grain dealer, live stock. Wilkey C, grocer. Willis Wm, grain.
Youngman G C, saw mill.
NEW LISBON. Population 200, situated in Dudley township, Henry county, on Ft W C & L RR, 8 miles southeast of New Castle, the county seat and nearest banking place. Live stock and grain are shipped. E W Walracth, postmaster. Bond George, blacksmith. Cox M R & Son, carriagemkrs. Gibbs C N, physician. Gilbert & Stanley, live stock.
Lacy J M, carpenter. Marley Judge, barber. Penwell John, carpenter.
Perry & Smith, blacksmiths.
Pickering S, physician. Raffenberger John, carpenter. Shook Adam, blacksmith. Sloniker & Miller, saw mill. Sullivan & Johnston, drain tile mnfrs.
Walracth E W, Drugs and General Store.
Weaver C C, boots and shoes, and justice. Wilson Amos, R R agt and grain dealer. Wiseman O, dry goods. Wright J W, wagonmkr.
NEW LONDON. A thriving vil- lage of 325 inhabitants, in Monroe town- ship, Howard county, 10 miles southwest of Kokomo, the county seat and most con- venient place for banking. Russiaville is 2 miles south, on K & F Div T C & St L Ry. Kokomo and Russiaville are both shipping points. Daily stage to Kokomo; fare, 25 cents ; Alta, 15 cents. W L New- lin, postmaster.
Arvett James H, hotel and general store. Dillon G W, grocer.
Harrison W H, meat market.
Hobson Truman, blacksmith. Hollingsworth & Sons, saw mill.
McDaniel F M, hotel.
Newlin Sylvester, physician.
Newlin W L, Physician and Drugs and Grocer.
Rickman Wm, wagonmkr.
Shirley D J, physician. Taylor James, barber. Thompson & Son, flour mill.
Wright David, tin shop.
NEW MADISON. Wabash coun- . ty. (See Servia.)
NEW MARION. A village in Shel- by township, Ripley county, 8 miles south- west of Versailles, the county seat, and 5 south of Poston, on the O & M Ry, its shipping point. Madison, 20 miles distant, is the bank location. Population 200. M W Grimes, postmaster. Brown C M, physician. Brown & Grimes, general store.
Cornett John, hotel and shoemkr.
Cornett P P, saloon.
Ebel Martin, wagonmkr.
Eable & Mink, saw mill.
Grimes Milton, justice.
Hackman Ernest, blacksmith.
Harrell H B, agrl implements. Hess J N, physician. Leavitt Bordman B, justice.
Neill & Son, general store. Ruly John, shoemkr. Shuck James, blacksmith. Strickland M L, flour mill.
Westover L E, general store.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 5 42 Vance Block, Indianapolis, of Pensions and all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
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