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CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, 36 North Delaware St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NEW 549
NEW MARKET. On L Div T H & I Ry, in Brown, Union and Scott town- ships, Montgomery county, 7 miles south of Crawfordsville court house, and location of nearest bank. Live stock and grain are shipped. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. Popula- tion 202. A F Walker, postmaster.
Beatty J L, physician. Crist R G, live stock.
Day Wm, painter. Everman W M, saw mill. Freeman Josie, dressmkr. Graham Al, carpenter.
Havercamp Lou, staves and heading. Hinkle Zena, dressmkr. Howard F M, carpenter.
Hubbard W C, blacksmith.
Lang James, furniture and undertaker.
McRynolds R C, plasterer.
Proctor M T, plasterer. Rush V J, wagonmkr and blacksmith.
Vancleve J W, pump mnfr. Walden C H, physician.
Walker, Armentrout & Co, general store, and tile and brick mnfrs.
Walker A F, General Store and Rail- road and Express Agent. Williams J W, furs and grocer. Wilson Luncind A, hotel. Wray E S, general store. Wray W H, live stock. Wray Scott, barber.
NEW MAYSVILLE. Population 200. A village in Jackson township, Put- nam county, 15 miles northeast of Green- castle, the county seat, and 4} from Roach- dale, on St L. Div I B & W Ry, the ship- ping point. Danville is the location of the nearest bank. J W Sutherlin, postmaster. Allen C A, physician and hotel.
Coates R L, hotel.
Hendricks C E, general store. Hendricks George P, blacksmith. Higgens John, blacksmith.
Lasley & Wendling, general store. Love Louis, drugs.
Sutherlin J W, General Store. White & Son, saw mill. Leffler G, barber. Mc Rea A R, saw and flonr mill.
McRea Wmn A, live stock. Marsh Emma milliner. Marsh J H, wagonmkr.
Resch George, carpenter and cabinetmkr. Rowe Maggie E, milliner.
Rowe & Heckelman, General Store. Smith JI, physician. . Teny Michael, grocer and sa'oon. Weaver Jacob, carpenter. Zener J, physician.
NEW MIDDLETOWN. A vil-
lage in Webster township, Harrison coun- ty, 6 miles southeast of Corydon court house and 18 southwest of New Albany, its shipping and banking town. Population 200. Daily stage to New Albany ; fare $1. Matthew A Rowe, postmaster. Beck Frederick, shoemkr. Birdswill Isaac, druggist. Bullett V H, blacksmith. Cooper J H, shingle mnfr. Davis Wm H, physician. De Berry Allen, saloon.
Ebert Andrew, meat market.
Ellwanger John F, general store and justice. Ellwanger & Shuck, agrl implements. Filpop Frederick, wagonmkr.
Fowler J M Rev (United Brethren).
Kanapple Michael, live stock.
Kanapple & Bro, flour and saw mill.
NEW MOUNT PLEASANT. A postoffice in Jefferson township, Jay coun- ty, 7 miles southwest of Portland, the coun- ty seat, and 5 northwest of Ridgeville, at crossing G R & I and P C & St L Ry, its nearest banking and shipping point. Pro- duce is shipped. Population 150. Price K Craig, postmaster.
Bair Samuel, hotel. Boursock John, flour mill.
Brubaker & Craig, General Store. Hatzel George, shoemkr. Kidder J F, physician.
Rhodes John, justice of the peace.
Russey Harvey, blacksmitlı.
NEW PALESTINE. Hancock county. (See Sugar Creek.)
NEW PARIS. A village on the C W & M Ry, in Jackson township, Elkhart county, 6 miles south of Goshen, the county seat. The place has good churches, schools and 1 bank. Ex, U S. Population 300. James Mathews, postmaster. Asher J B, carriage painter.
Baringer D, meat market.
Blanchard E G, hotel. Brodrick C S, physician.
Brothers & Co, grain dealers.
Deep Well and Windmill Co, wind mill mnfrs.
Dietz John & Son, agrl implements.
Eisenbeiss S, physician and hardware. Henkle Robert, painter. Herriman Wm, undertaker.
Johnson & Son, bankers.
Juliard J G, shoemkr.
Koontz A J, justice. Mc Pherson J, shoemkr.
Mathews James, Physician and Drugs.
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Metzler J, wagonmkr.
Mills James W, saloon and meat market.
PHYSIO-MEDICAL COLLEGES OF INDIANA.
Session of 1885-'86 begins Oct. 15, 1885 and continues twenty-four weeks.
BOYD'S MEDICATED CREAM, FOR SKIN DISEASES.
The Surest and Cleanest Cure for Itch, Scald-head, Blotches, Scales and Pustules. B. H. BOYD. - LAFAYETTE, IND.
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Penland T A, saloon. Pickering A J, justice. Rohrer Wesley, carriage painter. Rodabaugh David, flour, saw and woolen mill.
Shafer S M, blacksmith.
Shively Daniel Rev (German Baptist). Smith Daniel, carriage trimmer. Stoutnour Samuel J, general store. Strohm Abraham, general store. Wheeler H H, grocer. Whitehead & Zigler, carriage mnfrs.
Wright Smith, carriage trimmer. -
Yost Henry, hardware.
NEW PENNINGTON. Village. of 100 inhabitants, located in Salt Creek township, Decatur county, 10 miles south- east of Greensburgh, the county seat and banking town. Ship to New Point, distant 2 miles, on the C I St L & CRR. J N Aufderheide, postmaster.
Aufderheide J H, General Store. Aufderheide & McConnell, grain separator mnfrs.
Castor John, justice of the peace.
Hart Wm H, carpenter.
McConnell G W, physician. Meyer George, printer.
NEW PHILADELPHIA. Has a village population of 150, situated in Franklin township, Washington county, 8 miles east of Salem court house, and loca- tion of most convenient bank. Harristown, 5 miles southwest, on L N A & C Ry, is the shipping station. Tan bark and fruit are shipped. B F Howell, postmaster. Botts C J, saw mill
Howell B F, General Store.
McClellan H H, general store.
Morgan T A & T R, harness.
Newby Stanford, tanner.
Oatley J H, physician. Robinson B F, carpenter. Robison Jasper H, justice. Thompson Joseph, wagonmkr. Trimble J J, blacksmith. Van Meter W H, justice. Weir T J, blacksmith.
NEW PITTSBURGH. A village in Jackson township, Randolph county, 14 miles northeast of Winchester, the county seat, and 10 northwest of Union City, the most available banking and shipping point. Wheat is shipped largely. Population 85. H B Koon, postmaster. Delanter Simon, blacksmith. Denney & Stewart, general store. Eley J J & Philip, tile mnfrs. Koon HB, Postmaster. Lay P W B, justice of the peace. McFarland Norman, physician.
Norris Peter, cooper. Rickart A, physician. Stick & Lyons, carpenter. Wickersham H C, saw mill.
NEW POINT. Situated in Salt Creek township, Decatur county, on C I St L & C Ry, 9 miles southeast of Greensburgh, the county seat and banking town. A flour mill is needed at this point. Ex, Am. Pop- ulation 200. Mrs M Howard, postmaster. Aufterheide J H, general store.
Castor John, justice of the peace.
Davis Thomas, carpenter.
Dowden A W, physician.
Dugan Wm, shoemkr.
Hagen J M, general store.
Hoff W & Co, general store.
Hollensbe & Son, stone quarry.
Horstman C, general store.
Howard M Mrs, Postmaster.
Lysaght T, wagonmkr.
McConnell G W, physician.
Marlin C & C, blacksmiths.
Marlin J W, meat market.
Marlin W, hotel.
Moore Wm E, carpenter.
New Point Lime Stone Co.
Puttman C, general store.
Puttman J J, R R and ex agt, grain dealer and stone quarry.
Snedeker F H, physician.
Starks L & Bro, saw mill. Thomas D, saloon.
NEW PORT. The county seat of Vermillion county, is located on the C & E I Ry, 30 miles north of Terre Haute and 74 northwest of Indianapolis. The sur. rounding country is fertile and adapted to the growth of cereals ; supports 2 churches, Methodist and United Brethren-graded school, 1 private bank, 2 hotels, 1 saw mill, and a weekly newspaper-Hoosier State- (Rep). Grain, hogs and lumber are ex- ported. Population 850. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. Mail daily. John Richardson, post- master.
Adams Robert, saloon.
Arrasmith Wm C, carpenter.
Blanchard Benjamin, lawyer and abstracts. Bost Jacob, barber.
Brindley Thomas, harness.
Brockaw Charles, painter.
Canaday Enoch L, painter. Chipps James, agrl implements.
Coil Lewis, confectioner and agt Am Ex Co. Collett & Co, bankers. Conley Hugh H, lawyer.
Darby John, blacksmith.
Davis Cornelius S, county recorder. Davis Elihu F, general store.
Davis Samuel B, publr Hoosier State. Duzan James, carpenter.
M. S. HUEY & SON BEE HIVE PLANING MILL 73 Pendleton Avenue, · · INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ARCTIC
ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. For any business requiring low temperature. (Seeadv., opp. Classified Brewers.)
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Edmonds George W, saloon. Galloway Bros, music dealers. Galloway Carrie B Miss, milliner. Gibson Oscar B, lawyer. Gibson Wm, general store. Hall Melvin L, physician. Hall Samuel J, live stock. Hann Joseph, livery stable. Hegarty Maurice, hardware. Hoosier State (weekly), Samuel B Davis, publr.
Hopkins David, furniture. Housand Noah, shoemkr. Jackson Young, meat market. Jump & Ward, lawyers. McConnell Joseph W, jeweler and photog- rapher.
McConnell Wm S, painter. McKnight Thomas, blacksmith. Myers Wm C, sheriff. Newport Hotel, Wallace Simpson, propr.
Nixon Robert H, drugs and grocer.
Nixon & Chipps, grain dealers.
Osman Jabez, lumber mnfr. Parks Louisa C Mrs, milliner. Parrett Robert A, lawyer.
Peters Henry O, county treasurer. Place Ernest, barber. Place Leander J, grocer. Potts Charles, live stock.
Pritchard Elias, county auditor.
Rhoads Martin G, lawyer.
Richardson John, Books and No- tions.
Rittenhouse Samuel R R agt. Sawyers James C, Lawyer.
Sears Robert B, lawyer. Sheppard Lewis, physician.
Simpson Wallace, propr Newport Hotel. Sparp Wm C, wagonmkr.
Thornton Zachariah, hotel. Vandevender George, grocer. Wheeler E D, carpenter. Wheeler Leonard M, confectioner.
Whitcomb A S & Co, dry goods.
NEWPORT. Wayne county. (See Fountain City.)
NEW PROVIDENCE. Popula- tion 350. Situated in Wood township, Clark county, on L N A & C Ry, 21 miles northwest of Jeffersonville court house. New Albany and Salem are the banking points. White sand, tan bark, leather and tobacco are exported. Ex, L N A & C. Edward McKinley, postmaster.
Baggerly Evan, township trustee. Bell George, justice. Bell Thomas, blacksmith. Burns J-A, flour and saw mill. Charles J N, physician. Dillon Robert, painter. Doup David, nursery.
Goss Thomas J, cooper. Jackson Thomas J, plasterer. Mckinley Edward, and Grocer.
Shoemaker
McKinley John, white sand.
McKinley Samuel, tanner and fur dealer. McKinsley Wm & Wm, saw mill. Mc Williams John A, carpenter. Miller G W, grocer and hotel. Packwood Henry, nursery.
Ranson T S, general store.
Sarrels E, R R agt.
Shoemaker H, general store.
Stalker B F, physician and druggist.
Standiford A T, produce.
Vance John K, blacksmith.
NEW RICHMOND. Located on Coal creek, in Coal Creek township, Mont- gomery county, 12 miles northwest of Craw- fordsville court house, banking place and nearest shipping point. Population 115. J W Hollin, postmaster.
Aloys Anton, tailor. Black D R, physician.
Bruil G S, grain and coal.
Brunis & Harris, blacksmiths.
Campbell Wm, saloon and grocer.
Carroll Frank, blacksmith.
Detcheon S S, physician.
Hollin & Co, drugs and grocer.
Tribby Jason, carpenter. Tribby S R, carpenter.
Tylor C A, barber.
Washburn D M, physician.
NEW ROSS. An enterprising village of 506 inhabitants, in Walnut township, Montgomery county, at Junction I B & W and C I & St L Rys, 12 miles southeast of Crawfordsville, the county seat and loca- tion of the nearest bank. Hogs, cattle, wheat and produce are shipped. Tri-weeky stage to Orth, Shannondale and Thorntown. Thomas T Munhall, postmaster.
Adkins B F, physician.
Adkins T A & Son, general store.
Baker J T & Son, boots and shoos. Bell & Brown, flour mill. Biddle & Brown, hardware.
Booker & Custer, tile mnfrs.
Bowers Homer, physician.
Brown & Biddle, nndertakers.
Everson James K, saw mill.
Gathright E, blacksmith.
Graves S B, grocer and drugs.
Green R B, lawyer. Hadley H E, general store.
Hobson A J, meat market. King R F, physician. Lewis C P, barber. Lockman W W, saloon.
Munhall Thomas T, General Store. Munhall T T Mrs, milliner.
CINCINNATI
GALVANIZING WORKS ESTIMATES MADE FOR GALVANIZING ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK.
GENUINE
HARTFORD BOOT and SHOE
ARE SOLD ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES. Why? Because they wear better than any men's goods made. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Indianapolis.
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Plunkett A Rev (Christian.) Richey J M, tinware. Templin G, blacksmith. Wagonseller J W & Co, druggists. Wheeler A M, hardware. Witt B F, hotel.
Wolkup & Burrough, grain. 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.
Cowing Charles E, Harnessmkr. Hargrave W S, physician. Hoffman J, wagonmkr.
Mercer John R, general store. Miller & Morris, general store. Newlin Stanley, physician. Sparks Wm, shoemkr.
Wellman A P, general store and justice.
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. John Wagner, postmaster. Bill Jacob, blacksmith. Eskew Lorenz, notions.
Fauts Noah, physician.
Graves John C, live stock.
Haub Henry, shoemkr. Huiser John, organ dealer. Hurst Jerome, carpenter. Long John, carpenter. Long Thomas, blacksmith. Patterson Joseph, live stock.
Stephens Ambrose, carpenter.
Wagoner Charlotte E, milliner.
Wagner John, General Store.
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. Hunting- burgh is the nearest bank location. E B Rhodes, postmaster. Brow & Bro, flour mill.
Brown & Brown, flour mill.
Campbell, Rhodes & Co, Gener- al Store. Hutchison R H, physician.
Jones Eli, shoemkr. Smith E A, physician. Stout & Lindley, general store. Young J C, saloon.
NEWTONVILLE. Is situated in a tobacco growing district, Hammond town- ship, Spencer county, 12 miles northeast of Rockport, the county seat and most avail- able banking town, ship to Chrisney, dis- tant 7 miles, on the L E & St L R R. Popu- lation 350. Stephen Sutton, postmaster. Abbott N W, blacksmith. Bean J 'T Rev (Methodist).
Bean S F, carpenter.
Beard J C, wagonmkr.
Bennett A T, physician.
Cadick B F, hotel.
Gore R W, justice. Hopkins J & H, coal miners.
John Benjamin, physician.
Mahoney McM, cooper.
Painter Charles, blacksmith.
Sharp A W, grocer.
Simpson T M, blacksmith.
Sutton Stephen, General Store and Hotel.
Sutton & Powell, general store.
Wilbern J W & Co, general store.
Woodward Gustavus, saw and flour mill.
Woodward Wm, lawyer.
Yetter Baltius, shoemkr.
NEWTOWN. 14 miles northeast of Covington, the county 'seat, 10 miles southeast of Attica, the banking place, and 7 miles north of Hillsborough, on the I B & W Ry, 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.
Armstrong L P, physician.
Barnett W D, meats.
Beckly J N, carpenter.
Bitteneherder John, blacksmith.
Campbell Robert, Tailor. Campbell R & Son, General Store. Clark S D, wagonmkr. Clark S K, tailor.
Colby T S, wagonmkr.
Fisher N Y, carpenter.
Gebhart J W & Son, general store.
Gray Horace, wagonmkr.
Helbig A S, shoemkr.
Hudson A, carpenter.
Mann J W Rev (Presbyterian).
Palin E N, tailor.
Reed Daniel, furniture.
Reffle J S, physician.
Rice S M, drugs. Scott A M F, hotel.
Voliva J H, justice.
Wilson H S, dentist.
Wilson Joseph, carpenter.
Wilson J A, carpenter.
J. H. CURRAN DUMB WAITERS 135 West Second St., CINCINNATI.
M ODEL CLOTHING CO.{ 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 TRENTON. In White Water 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 250, a graded school and 2 churches. Am Ex. Conrad Hull, postmaster.
Bower Jacob, clock and windlassmkr.
Case A R, saw mill and R R and ex agt. Cox L J, carriage painter. Hull Conrad, General Store.
Miller C, general store. Schuck T, shoemkr. Seeley Wm, hotel and saloon. Sintz George, blacksmith. Sintz Gottleib, cooper. Wissel Lorenz, shoemkr. 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 com- munication to Butler, fare 50 cents; Blair, fare 25 cents; Ft Wayne, fare $1. G W Weeks, postmaster. Bartlett S H, lawyer, justice and hotel. Blair B F, drugs.
Coburn H W, general store.
Dean Walker, wagonmkr.
Harris J W, harnessmkr. Hathaway Z, carpenter. Headley George, blacksmith. Lawrence J M, lawyer. Moody & Fusselman, live stock. Porter G W, blacksmith. Seeley Wm, saw and planing mill. Tanney John W, wagonmkr. Ward V J, physician. 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. P F Shilling, postmas- ter.
Adair S L, physician and live stock. Allhands D'S, physician. Beary Samuel, shoemkr. Berry Nicholas, wagonmkr. Bower A M, live stock. Bower H M, general store. Bower John M, live stock. Bower J E, hotel. Burton W H Rev (Methodist). Cole T J, blacksmith.
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Copple W, blacksmith.
Davis B T, shingle machine.
Fields Wm J, florist.
Jones Cadwallader, physician.
Kelley S P, flour mill.
Noe A J, general store.
Nickleson Andrew, blacksmith.
Pearcy Wm A, justice.
Phillippi H F, insurance agt.
Phillippi & Shilling Bros, General Store.
Robins Preston, shingle machine.
Robnett L D, live stock.
Stootsman F J, general store. Tilford Mrs, hotel and milliner.
Walker D C, fur dealer.
Walker W P, flour mill.
Work HF, notary public, agrl implements.
NEW WAVERLY. 9 miles east
of Logansport, on W St L & P Ry, sit- uated in Miami township, Cass county, contains a population of 190. Pacific Ex. S N Pennel, postmaster.
Branaman Willard, carpenter.
Castle P W, blacksmith.
Forgy C P & Bro, general store.
Griffith J T, meat market.
Griffith Wm, luu.ber.
Hogentogler J F, blacksmith.
Jenkins C Mrs, hotel.
Jenkins D C, justice and drugs.
Kraus Jacob, painter.
Loser D, carpenter.
McCormick & Stofer, saw mill.
Pennel S N, General Store.
Pennel & Ligier, boots and shoes.
Place J U, vinegar mnfr.
Quick L L, physician.
Quick R H, physician.
Radley John D, painter.
Richardson George W, sorghum mnfr.
Runnells M, broommkr.
Saunders P & Bro, wagonmkrs.
Schooley & Forgg, milliners. Shin John, tile and brick mnfrs. Walick A C, R R and ex agt. Weaver Isaac, carpenter.
NEW WINCHESTER. Popula- tion 125. 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. Richard F Harper, postmaster. Allison Joseph, justice.
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Armstrong J S, painter. Brazier T T, physician. Byrd Wm, carpenter. Fields John, barber.
Fields Smith, lumber.
Graham W W, trustee.
Harper Richard F, Postmaster.
CAVEATS, PRINTS, LABELS, COPYRIGHTS. All business pertaining to these and like matters promptly and carefully attended to by C. BRADFORD, Solicitor of Patents, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (See adv.)
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS , IND.
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
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Hurt G K, physician. Kennedy J O, general store. Rich L H, shoemkr. West B, wagonmkr. West Perry, carpenter.
NICKLE PLATE. Is a flag sta- tion on the N Y C & St LR R, in Center township, Starke county, 5 miles from Knox, the county seat and banking town. Population 25. A J Thompson, postmaster. Spellman Bros, hay presses.
NINE MILE. Known also as Five Points, situated in Pleasant township, Allen county, 9 miles southwest of Fort Wayne, the county seat, and nearest avail- able banking and shipping point. Con- tains a population of 15. John Yagerlan- ner, postmaster.
Sledd S D, physician.
Yagerlanner John, Physician. Yagerlanner Mary E Mrs, general store.
NINEVAH. Formerly called Wil- liamsburgh, is a village of 320 inhabitants, in Ninevah township, Johnson county, 9 miles south of Franklin, the county seat. Edinburgh, 6 miles east, on the J M & I R R, is the most convenient banking and shipping place. Stage, daily, to Edinburgh ; fare, 25 cents. W B Dunham, postmaster. Boswell Frank, grocer. Britton D, blacksmith. Britton & Belk, grocers.
Burget William, live stock.
Chapman William, shoemkr. Dixon J W, physician. Drybread J M, live stock.
Dunham Joab, dry goods. Dunham S M, justice.
Dunham William B, Drugs. Dunham & Britton, saw mill.
Ealey Joshua, shoemkr and harnessmkr.
Forsyth & Ralston, harnessmkrs.
Gosney Wm, blacksmith.
Holts Wm, carpenter and builder. Land & Britton, tile mnfrs.
Marshall & Lanham, physicians.
Miller G W, insurance agt.
Morris & Lacy, livery and live stock.
Olmsted Joseph, justice.
Ridenbaugh John, wagonmkr 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. Bolby J S, physician. Gaunt Charles, carpenter. Helen George, wagonmkr.
Kennedy L, General Store. Nash J S, saw mill. Perry John, carpenter.
Sanders John, wagonmkr.
Shackel Jesse, shoemkr. Sleeth A G, blacksmith.
Thrasher W R, carpenter.
Vandergrift T F, blacksmith.
NOBLESVILLE. The county seat of Hamilton county, is situated on White river, C I & St L and W St L & P Rys, 22 miles north of Indianapolis. This is a growing, pleasant city of 2,500 inhabitants, and has handsome county buildings, fine residences, 5 churches, graded school, city hall, 2 hotels and 1 bank. The press is represented by 3 weekly newspapers-Inde- pendent, Republican Ledger and Standard. The chief manufacturing establishments operated here include 3 flour mills, 2 plan- ing mills, iron works, and a pork packing house. Lumber, flour and grain are the chief exports. Ex, U S and Am. J K Fisher, postmaster.
Alexander L, books and stationery.
Allison Charles H, saloon.
Applegate Ed H, jewelry. Applegate & Dale, blacksmiths.
Baker Albert M, agt W St L & P Ry and US Ex.
Baker Albert R, livery.
Baker James M, grocer.
Bare Peter, furniture.
Batholomew Wm H, livery.
Baucher Jacob, hardware.
Becker Frank, Confectioner. adv, page 555.)
(See
Bell & Carlon, pump mnfrs.
Booth Aaron, physician.
Booth Wm, attorney.
Booth & Booth, jewelers.
Boswell Wm H, propr Noblesville Inde- pendent.
Brehm Philip, saloon.
Brown Margaret A, propr City Hotel.
Burroughs Kansas, restaurant.
Callins Robert, attorney.
Carlin John T, pumps. Carr Henry, boots and shoes. Case & Edwards, hardware.
Cattingham S D Co, undertakers.
Caylar Henry, shoemkr and justice.
Caylar Henry M, planing mill.
Caylar John I, marble.
Christian & Christian, attorneys.
Citizens Bank, Robert L Wilson, pres; F A Hawkins, cash.
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., 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind. General Financial Ag'ts, Mortgage Loans on Farms or City Property.
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City Hotel, Margaret A Brown, propr. Clarke & Co, pump mnfrs.
Cook Israel, shoemkr.
Craig John C, grocer. Craig John S Rev (Presbyterian).
Craycraft Daniel, dry goods. Crull Daniel C, flour and feed. Crull James M, confectioner.
Crull Oliver W, butcher. Cyrus & Miesse, physicians. Dailey Jacob H, wagonmkr.
Darrah A M & Co, livery.
Davidson R Howe, saloon.
Davis Charles, live stock.
Davis Samuel, live stock, 13 miles w.
Davis Spencer H, painter.
Deeds Nellie, dressmkr.
Dooley & Lake, furniture.
Duncan Sallie, millinery.
Dunning A & Son, grocers.
Dye George E, grocer. Edson Carl C, furniture.
Emmons J D, butcher. Essington James G, tinner.
Essington Martha S, millinery.
Evans Walter N & Co, dry goods.
Evans & Sahl, flour mill. Family Record, Wilson & Locke, publrs.
Fisher Daniel, grocer.
Fisher James K, postmaster.
Fisher Wm A, cigars.
Gibbons George W, confectionery.
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FRANK BECKER Bakery,
Restaurant and Confectionery, NOBLESVILLE, IND.
New Wainwright House,
T. J. PEED, Proprietor. R. H. GREBLE, Manager.
1- Strictly First Class. Good Table. Good Rooms. Refurnished and Refitted. Convenient Sample Rooms. Special Attention paid to Commercial Travelers.
South East Corner Public Square, NOBLESVILLE, INDIANA.
B. F. WALKER FIRST-CLASS LIVERY
And General Dealer in Live Stock. Horses Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
Correspondence Solicited. Noblesville, Ind.
KING & ELDER
BOOKCASES. All kinds of Furniture. 43 & 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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