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KANKAKEE, A post office of La Porte county.
KANSAS,
A post office of Bartholomew county, situ- ated 12 miles north-west of Columbus, the county seat, and 30 miles south of Indian- apolis. It lies about 5 miles from the Madison and Indianapolis railroad, and contains one blacksmith, one boot and shoe maker, and one Methodist Episcopal church. Population 20.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Lodge Jacob, boot and shoe maker. MARSH JONATHAN, POST MASTER. Marsh Jonathan, blacksmith.
KECK'S CHURCH, A post office of Martin county.
KELSO, A post office of Dearborn county.
KENDALLSVILLE,
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ers, one resident farmer, three heotls, one foundry and machine shop, five attorneys, one notary, two lumber dealers, three jus- tices of the peace, one marble shop, four physicians and surgeons, one do. (homoco- pathic,) one do. ( eclectic,) one steam saw mill, one stove and tin shop, one jeweler, two coopers, one painter, two tailors, one butcher, one grain cradle manufacturer, three clergymen, three churches, and one new and beautiful brick school house, with an attendance of over one hundred pupils. Population 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Adams E. G., harness maker.
Aichley -, marble worker.
Barber & Simonds, booksellers and sta- tioners.
Barber & Simonds, druggists.
Barber L., physician and surgeon.
Barnes Wm., justice of peace.
Barren J., watch maker and jeweler.
Bissel A. S. Rev., Methodist.
Bixler Noah, carpenter and builder.
Black B. T., boot and shoe dealer.
BLACK BARZILLAH T., POST MASTER.
Black B. T., hide and leather dealer.
Bloomfield E., blacksmith.
Bowen & Miller, grocers.
Bowen House, Franklin Hubbert, pro- prietor.
Bowen M. M., of Bowen & Miller.
Bowers Jacob, carpenter and builder.
Broach Thomas, carpenter and builder.
Burnam House, H. R. Burnam, proprietor.
Burnam H. R. attorney at law.
Burnam H. R., proprietor Burnam House. Cadwell Alonzo, stove dealer and tin smith.
Clark G. F., proprietor steam grist mill.
Clark George F., general store.
Cox Wm. Il., tailor and clothier.
Dake T. S., butcher.
Daniels A. R., town trustee.
Daniels & Co., lumber dealers.
Dennison & Johnson, carpenters and builders.
Devenboug S., carpenter and builder.
A post town of Noble county, situated on Dervitt C., proprietor Kendallville Hotel. the Northern Indiana Air Line Railroad, Diggans A., cabinet and furniture dealer. Duel J. L., grocer. 12 miles from Albion, the county seat, 90 miles from Toledo, 150 miles from Chi- Dunn W. B., attorney at law. cago, 26 miles north of Fort Wayne, and Evans W. R., express agent. 138 miles north of Indianapolis. It con- Evans Thomas, cabinet and furniture dealer. tains one baker and confectioner, one banker, two blacksmiths, one book store, Evelhizer -, grocer. three hoot and shoe makers, six carpenters, Forbs Cochran Rev., Presbyterian. two carriage and wagon makers, three cab- Forshey Frederick, boot and shoe dealer. inet makers, two clothing stores, four gen- Glathe G. C., grocer. eral stores, one express office, three dress Guybe John, blacksmith. makers, five. grain and produce dealers, two Haskins, Rober & Haskins, flour and grain dealers. steam flouring mills, three harness makers, nine groceries, two hide and leather deal- | Haskins, Rober & Haskins, general store.
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Hoxby James, attorney at law. Hennery F., lumber dealer.
Hill John C. & J., lumber dealers.
Hitchcock L. F., grain cradle manufac- turer. Hitchcock H. H., attorney at law and no- tary public.
Hopkins -, proprietor steam saw mill. Houder John, cooper.
Hulbert Franklin, proprietor . Bowen House.
Hutchinson Stephen H., tailor and clo- thier.
Hutchinson Mrs. S., dress maker.
Ingraham Nathan, baker and confec- tioner.
Isabell E. T., harness maker.
Johnson James Rev., Methodist.
Kendallville Hotel, C. Dewitt, proprie- tor. Knight James L., painter.
Knight E. H., carriage and wagon ma- ker.
Kreager Mrs. H., dress maker.
Lessman Jacob, flour and grain dealer.
Lessman Jacob, general store.
Lisle E., harness maker.
Lissell G. B., physician and surgeon.
Locker E. A., cooper.
Loeb Isaac, clothing dealer.
Longyear John, justice of peace.
Mains V. C., attorney at law.
Mellen S. J. Miss, dress maker.
Miller R., of Bowen & Miller.
Mitchell & Hitchcock, bankers and ex- change dealers.
Mitchell Wm., farmer.
Nellis James, carriage and wagon ma- ker. Newcomb W. P., grocer.
Newton C. H., physician and surgeon.
Northam & Welch, flour and grain deal- ers.
Northam, Welch & Co., general store.
Parker A. S., physician and surgeon.
Price J. C., physician and surgeon.
Raber Fred., grocer.
Ringel Peter, grocer. Rosenthal M., clothing dealer.
Selders Wm., town treasurer.
Shell F. V., grocer.
Snow L. B., boot and shoe dealer. Stanton Calcb, town trustee.
Taber F. & II., flour and grain dealers.
Taber F. & H., proprietors steam grisi mill.
Vincent O. J., physician and surgeon.
Weston Thomas, justice of peace.
Wheeler C. A., cabinet and furniture dealer.
Williams Wm., proprietor foundry and machine shop. Wilson Jesse, town clerk. Young Jacob, town trustee.
KENT,
A post village of Jefferson county, situa- ted 10 miles from Madison, the county seat, 100 miles south of Indianapolis, and 100 miles from Cincinnati. It contains two blacksmiths, two booksellers, one carpen- ter and joiner, three general stores, one resident farmer, one hotel, one lumber dealer, two justices of the peace, three physicians, one water saw-mill, one cooper, four clergymen, one church, ( Methodist) and one school of about 80 pupils. Popu- lation 125.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Barker Isaac'N., bookseller.
Barker Lorenzo, bookseller.
Brazelton John, clergyman, (Christian.) Chaffee J. G., clergyman, ( Methodist.) Chambers A. J., justice of the peace.
Chambers John, clergyman, (Baptist.)
Chambers John, physician and surgeon. Copeland W. Il., physician and surgeon.
Hall W. C., physician and surgeon. HYTER A. J., POST MASTER.
Jordan Peter, justice of the peace. Jordan Peter, lumber dealer.
Jordan Peter, proprietor water saw mill. Kent Hotel, Richard Stokes, proprietor.
McCune H. B., carpenter and joiner.
Montgomery W. H., blacksmith.
Pool George, blacksmith.
Robertson Nathan, resident farmer.
Ross Robert, cooperage. Smith Vatan, clergyman, (Christian.) Stokes Richard, proprietor Kent Hotel.
KEWANNA, A post office of Fulton county.
KINDER, A post office of Hancock county.
KINDERHOOK, A post office of Pike county.
KINGSBURY,
A post village of Laporte county, situated 6 miles south of Laporte, the county seat, 70 miles from Chicago, 350 miles from St. Louis. It contains one flouring mill, two blacksmiths, one bookseller, one boot and shoe maker, two brick makers, two car- penters and builders, one carriage and wagon factory, one general store, one dress maker, six resident farmers, one hotel, two justices of the peace, one phy-
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sician, (O. S.) one painter, one church, (Baptist) one clergyman, two schools with an average attendance of 100 pupils. Population 110.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Borney E., farmer.
Burlingame H., school teacher.
Cottings D. B., farmer. Cottings D. B., township trustee. Ellsworth Henry, physician and surgeon. Ellsworth H. H., carriage and wagon maker.
Ellsworth H. H., blacksmith.
Ephner S., justice of peace.
Henry Wm., farmer. Ingraham Charles, blacksmith.
Kewley Jeremiah, brick maker.
Kingsbury Hotel, Samuel Tennis, prop'r. Ladd Charles, farmer.
Lans H. P., prop'r water grist mill.
Lans H. P., township treasurer.
Maxwell -- Rev., Baptist.
Moore John, farmer.
Page John F., general store.
Palmer D., township trustee.
Peters J., boot and shoe dealer. Radlebaugh H., painter.
Reynolds G. W., justice of peace.
Reynolds Wm., township clerk. Reynolds G. W., carpenter and builder. Shaw Mrs. Jane, dress maker.
Shaw D., township trustee.
Shaw R., carpenter and builder. SHAW R., POST MASTER.
Tennis Samuel, prop'r Kingsbury Hotel. Wilson L. Winchill W. H., farmer.
Young & Co., blacksmiths.
KINGSTON,
A post village of Decatur county, 6 miles east of Greensburg, the county seat, 40 miles south-east of Indianapolis, 60 miles north-west of Cincinnati, and 3 miles north of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. It contains one hotel, two gen- eral stores, one wagon maker, one black- smith, one boot and shoe maker, two car- penters and builders, one dress maker, one grain and produce dealer, one steam flouring mill, three resident farmers, one physician (eclectic), two coopers, two painters, one tailor, three churches ( one O. S. Presbyterian, one Methodist, and one Free), two clergymen, and one school of about fitty pupils. Population, 100.
ALBUT H., POST MASTER. Stewart S. R., prop'r Stewart House.
KIRKLIN,
A post village of Kirklin township, Clin- ton county, situated on the Michigan road, 32 miles north of Indianapolis and 10 miles south-east of Frankfort, the seat of justice of Clinton county. It contains two dry goods stores, one physician ( alo- pathic), one blacksmith, one saddle and harness maker. Population, 80.
Cones J. & Co., dry goods, &c. Cox & Bickley, dry goods, &c. . Cox Timothy B., physician. Hardin Samuel, blacksmith. Hunter James B., saddle and harness maker.
KNIGHTSTOWN,
A post town of Henry county, situated on the Indiana Central Railway, 32 miles from Indianapolis, and is the present ter- minus of the Knightstown and Shelby- ville Railroad. It is located on the west bank of Blue river, in the south-west cor- ner of the county. The town was laid out by W. Carey in 1828, since which time several important additions have been made. In an agricultural, as well as com- mercial point of view, Knightstown pos- sesses advantages over many other towns of Eastern Indiana, being surrounded by an extremely fertile and highly produc- tive region, whose people are intellectual, industrious, and healthy. The health of this place is nnsurpassed, having never been visited by an epidemic of any kind.
The Knightstown Chalybeate Springs, about a mile distant, afford a fine sum- mer retreat, and are much prized for their extraordinary curative qualities and the romantic scenery which surrounds them.
Montgomery creek, a never failing stream, affords the town an abundant water-power, which drives several fine fonring mills, manufacturing a large quantity of four, a great portion of which is shipped to foreign markets. The gen- eral business of the place renders it a point of much importance.
It contains three flouring mills, one saw mill, two hotels, six dry goods stores, four bakers and confectioners, two blacksmiths, one book store, seven boot and shoe makers, one brick maker, five carpenters, two cabinet makers, one carriage and coach . factory, three wagon factories, one cloth- ing store, one general store, two dress makers, two furniture dealers, five grain and produce dealers, one printing office, six harness makers, four grocers, one hardware store, three resident farmers,
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five attorneys, two notaries, two justices Fish & Simmons, bakers and confection- of the peace, one lumber dealer, four tan- ers. neries, one marble worker, two stove and Fish F., town officer. tin shops, two jewelers, two coopers, three Fithean A. B. & Co., dry goods dealers. Fithean A. B., town officer. painters, five tailors, four wheelwrights, one dentist, one artist, one wool dealer, Fort J. T., wagon maker. two drug stores, one insurance office, an Foxworthy James, tailor and clothier. Free and Accepted Masons, Chapter. express office, Masonic and Odd Fellows' lodges, a division of the Sons of Temper- Furgason & Culbertson, clothiers. ance, and a Working Men's Library Asso- Furgason S. W., farmer. ciation, six physicians, four clergymen, Furgason J. T., tailor and clothier. three churches, and four schools with an FURGASON J. I., PROPRIETOR BRAN- SON HOUSE. aggregate attendance of 220 pupils. Pop- ulation, 1,800.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. AEtna Insurance Company, C. D. Morgan, agent.
Alexander H. H., tanner and eurrier.
Allison C., furniture dealer.
Allison & Estill, cabinet makers and fur- niture dealers.
Alspau J. B., harness maker.
Alspau J. B., general store.
Armstrong Oliver HI., wheelwright.
Armstrong James, painter.
Armstrong M. P. Rev., Methodist.
Ayers H. H., carpenter and builder.
Ballard G., farmer.
Ballard G., carpenter and builder.
Bell H., dealer in hardware and cutlery.
Bell R., cooper.
Bell J. F., stove dealer and tiu smith.
Bigler H., attorney at law.
Bigler H., attorney at law and notary public.
Blue River Encampment, I. O. O. F.
Boblett J. L., boot and shoe dealer.
BRANSON HOUSE, JOSEPH I. FURGA- SON, PROPRIETOR.
Brinkman W., grocer.
Brinkman W. P., baker and confectioner. Brown James, town officer.
Brown & Lowry, tanners and curriers. Buff Wilson, wheelwright.
. Cazey F., cooper.
Chamblain A., painter.
Culbertson & Son, book sellers and sta- tioners.
Cummins L. M., tailor and clothier.
Cummins John M., tailor.
DOUGHTY HOUSE, WM. M. DOUGHTY, PROPRIETOR.
DOUGHTY WM M., PROPRIETOR OF DOUGHTY HOUSE.
Edwards M. F., carriage and coach ma- ker.
Edwards J. B., dealer in drugs, medicines, &c., &c.
Emswiler Miss S., school mistress.
Estill T., furniture dealer. Farm J. F., wagon maker. Fauer James, wagon maker.
Fish & Simmons, grocers.
GLASS W. H. H., RAILROAD AND EX- PRESS AGENT.
Glass W. H. H., express agent.
Goble F. L., attorney at law and notary public.
Grubbs R. M., stove dealer and tin smith.
Grubbs R. M., town officer.
Hackleman J., physician and surgeon.
Haek J. V., grocer.
Hack V., baker and confectioner.
Harris Timothy, proprietor of flouring, fulling and saw mill.
Hatch H., carpenter and builder.
Haughton Wm. Rev., Quaker.
Haughton Wm., school teacher.
Heaton John, dry goods dealer.
Heaton J. W., dealer in dry goods and groceries.
Heaton W., boot and shoe dealer. dealer.
Hill & Huddleson, dry goods dealers.
Hill & Ronth, physicians and surgeons. Hinshaw Elias, blacksmith.
Holloway & Bro., proprieiors of water grist mill.
Holloway, S. B. & Bros., flour and grain dealers.
Hover L., harness maker.
Hullick Wm., furniture dealer.
Hulit G., lumber dealer.
Hulit G., cabinet maker and furniture Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Keller M., tailor and clothier.
Kinket S. R., physician and surgeon.
Leonard Mrs. M., dress maker.
Liefhart J., wool dealer.
Little J. H., watch maker and jeweler.
Lowery F. S. & F. M., tanners and eur- riers.
Lowery G. S. & F. M., harness makers.
Lowery J. W. Rev., Methodist.
Lowrey E. W., tanner and currier.
Lowrey E. W., town officer.
Lowrey J. W., artist.
Low J. B., dry goods dealer.
McClure's Working Men's Institute Li- brary Association.
McCraener George, boot and shoe dealer. McDugal N., blacksmith. Machin M. Rev., Methodist. Mason D., dry gaods dealer.
Mason Mrs. E., dress maker,
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Mitchell J. M., hysieian and surgeon. Morean W. C., attorney at law.
Morgan C. D., agent for ÆEtna Insurance Co.
Morgan C. D., attorney at law and notary public.
Morris J. E., physician and surgeon.
Mower N., harness maker.
Mower N., town marshal.
Murray L., boot and shoe dealer.
Neil Mrs. F. A., school teacher.
Patten Silas P., wheelwright.
Peden R., wheelwright.
Phoenix Insurance Co., C. D. Morgan, pupils. Population 1,500. agent.
Posten Miss Amzi, school teacher.
Powers John, carpenter and builder.
Randolph & Bro., flour and grain dealers.
Randolph A. L., proprietor grist mill. Reckard W., carpenter and builder.
Rorick C. H. & Son, marble workers.
Sexton W. W., brick maker.
Shedron C. C., tailor and clothier.
Shipman D., harness maker.
Siveat C., town officer.
Sons of Temperance, Division.
Sopher D., boot and shoe dealer.
Starr Z., boot and shoe dealer .. Stockham J., boot and shoe dealer.
Swaim & Hittle, bakers and confectioners. Swaim & Hittle, grocers. Swaim Jesse, justice of peace. Swaim B., wagon maker.
Temple J. C., harness maker.
Weaver J., dealer in drugs, medicines, &c. Weaver John, watch maker and jeweler. Weaver Wm. R., physician and surgeon. Whitesell J. M., physician and surgeon. White J. W., attorney at law and notary public.
White J. W., surgeon dentist.
White E., proprietor water grist mill.
White E., flour and grain dealer.
White John W., dentist.
WHITE G. W., POST MASTER.
Wickham W. D. M., printer.
Wilborn P. C., flour aud grain dealer.
Wilborn P. C., dry goods dealer.
Wilborn P. C. & W. J., dealers in dry goods, groceries, &c.
Wilborn O. II., proprietor livery stable. Wilte Geo., justice of peace.
Woods R., farmer.
Woods R., proprietor water grist mill.
Woods Robert, Hlou and grain dealer. Woods J., dry goods dealer. Woods Jos., town officer.
Woods R., proprietor water saw mill. Wright R., painter.
KNOX,
The seat of justice of Starke county, situ- ated on Yellow river, about 30 miles above
its mouth, and 100 miles north by west from Indianapolis. It contains two black- smiths, one boot and shoe maker, three carpenters, four general stores, one ex- press office, one dress maker, one printing office, four water flonring mills, one steam mill, two hotels, five attorneys, one notary public, two justices of the peace, two phy- sicians, (eclectic) one saw mill, one tan- ner and currier, three churches, viz: one United Brethren one Methodist, and one Wesley Methodist, three clergymen, one newspaper, and one school of about 50
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Adle John Rev., Methodist.
Anderson Win., blacksmith.
Bender Robert H., county surveyor.
Bender John S., county auditor.
Bender John S., connty clerk.
Bender Hotel, S. Brenkly, prop'r.
Bennett --- Rev., United Brethren.
Brenkly S., prop'r Bender House.
Calkins Wm. W., county recorder.
Cole E. S., attorney at law.
Cretz J. K., prop'r saw mill.
Cretz J. K., prop'r steam grist mill.
Hillabold Christopher, carpenter and builder.
Hillabold Christopher, prop'r Knox Hotel. Humphrys Alfred, general store.
Kendle Rachel, dress maker.
Knox Hotel, Christopher Hillabold, prop'r.
Koontz Samuel, prop'r water grist mill.
Lambert Martin, carpenter and builder.
Lambert Rachel Ann, dress maker.
Lambert Abram, county coroner.
Larue John, general store.
Larue John, boot and shoe dealer.
McCormick Wm, M., attorney at law.
McCracken S. A., justice of the peace.
MeCracken S. A., attorney at law.
McCumber Nathan, attorney at law.
McCumber Nathan, proprietor water grist mill.
Parker H. H., carpenter and builder.
Phillips Joseph, justice of the peace. PORTER ANDREW W., POST MASTER.
Porter Andrew W., attorney at law and notary public.
Porter Andrew W., express agent.
Prettyman Wingate, county sheriff.
Shafer Jonathan, general store. Shafer Jonathan, blacksmith.
Smith S. T., physician and surgeon. Stoner W. Rev., Methodist. Thompson John, tanner and currier.
Tibbetts Charles S., general store.
Union Dispatch Company, Andrew W. Porter, agent.
Whitson Solon D., county treasurer.
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KOKOMO,
The seat of justice of Howard county, is situated near the center of the county, and a short distance from the crossing of the Cincinnati, Logansport and Chicago Railroad with the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad - the latter running north and south through the center of the county. Kokomo is situated in a fine, rich section. It contains two churches, two newspapers, stores, manufactories, &c. Population, 550.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Armstrong J. A., justice of the peace and attorney at law.
Ashley H., county auditor.
Auter, Sellers & Co., agricultural imple- ment manufacturer.
Bailey James, tailor.
Bell Mrs. L. C., milliner and dress ma- ker.
Bettes W. H., boots and shoes.
Bohan, Ashley & Foster, dry goods.
Bohan John, cashier Indian Reserve Bank.
Bronse H. A., (D. & V., ) attorney at law. Bronse & Vaile, attorneys at law.
CARR L. H. & CO., SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE.
Chapin J. W., agent Peru and Indianapo- lis Railroad.
CHAPIN J. W., (N. & C .. ) forwarding and commission merchant.
Champion J. V., carpenter and joiner. CLARK ADAM, COUNTY CLERK.
Cline A., wagon maker and blacksmith. Cook Charles, barber.
COOMBS & HOCKER, STOVES, TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE.
Cooper N. & J. J., livery and sale stable. Cragun John E., wagon maker.
Crick H. W., blacksmith.
Davis D. P., monumental marble works. Dayhuff A. F., physician and surgeon. DUNKLE J., CHAIR MANUFACTURER. Eurich G., groceries and provisions.
FAULKNER T. J .. DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Faulkner W. J., agent Chicago and Cin- cinnati Railroad, and dealer in pro- duce.
Foster David, president Indian Reserve Bank.
Frazer & Bro., grocers.
Harrison & Richmond, attorneys at law and notaries public.
Harrrison T. J., (H. & R.,) notary public. Haveus H. B., real estate agent and no- tary public.
Havens & Rhodes, forwarding and com- mission merchants, and dealers in produce.
HOWARD COUNTY CITIZEN, Jos. G. Jones editor and proprietor.
Iliff S. D., manufacturer cabinet furni- ture.
Indian Reserve Bank, John Bohan cash- ier, David Foster president.
JAMES ARMSTRONG & CO., DEALERS IN HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, &c., EAST SIDE OF SQUARE.
James & Armstrong, physicians and sur- geons.
James J. A., physician and surgeon.
JEMISON JOHN, SADDLE AND HAR- NESS MANUFACTURER.
Jones Jolin E., carpenter and builder.
JONES J. G., editor and proprietor How- ard County Citizen.
KENNEDY HOUSE, NORTH-WEST COR- NER PUBLIC SQUARE, P. B. KEN- NEDY, PROPRIETOR.
KENNEDY P. B., proprietor Kennedy House.
Kennedy R. Frank, dry goods, groceries, &c.
Kokomo Hotel, Isaac Ploughe, proprietor. Kokomo Steam Plow Factory, Auter, Sell- ers & Co., prop'rs.
Lamb S., sheriff. LEACH & HURLEY, PROPRIETORS STEAM SAW MILL AND DEAL- ERS IN LUMBER.
Linsday John C., county coroner.
McCARTNEY H. A., BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY.
McCool G. W., grocer.
McCool James H., county recorder.
McIntire & Armfield, cabinet furniture.
Metsker D. C., attorney at law and no- tary public.
Morton Jacob, bakery and confectionery. MOORE & PORTER, FURNITURE DEAL- ERS AND UNDERTAKERS, SYCA- MORE STREET, WEST OF RAIL- ROAD.
Murray & Murray, attorneys at law. Murphy John, boot and shoe maker.
Negley J. C. P., agent American Express Company.
NEWLIN & CHAPIN, STORING, FOR- WARDING, COMMISSION AND GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANTS, AT THE P. & I. R. R. DEPOT.
NEWLIN H. (N. & C.), forwarding and commission merchant.
Newlin Hiram, county treasurer.
Newlin John, county surveyor. Norman B. R., gunsmith.
PARK & BRADEN, DEALERS IN AG- RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 84 WEST WASHINGTON ST., METRO- POLITAN THEATER BUILDING.
PLOUGHE A. H., POST MASTER.
Ploughe Isaac, prop'r Kokomo Hotel.
POLSON I., DEALER INN STOVES AND MANUFACTURER OF TIN AND
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SHEET IRON WARE, S. E. COR- NER OF SQUARE.
Richmond Corodin, physician and sur- geon.
RICHARDSON C. C. COOPERAGE, NEAR DEPOT.
RICHMOND & LEEDS, DRUGS, MEDI- CINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c., ALSO BOOKS AND STATIONERY, N, E. CORNER OF SQUARE.
. Richmond Corodin, physician and sur- geon.
Richmond N. P. (H. & R.), notary public. Robinson J. W., attorney at law and no- tary public.
Rose J. N., boots and shoes.
ROSENTHAL & BRO., dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps, clothing, and gro- ceries.
Styer W. & H., grocers.
Tyler W. W., physician and surgeon.
Vaile R., insurance agent.
Vaile R. (B. & V.), attorney at law.
Williams J. E. & Co., sawed shingle fac- tory.
Wood R. H., merchant tailor and clothier.
KOSSUTH, A post office of Washington county.
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LACONIA,
A post village of Harrison county, situ- ated 2 miles from the Ohio River, and 13 miles south of Corydon. Population, 300.
LADOGA,
A post town of Montgomery county, sit- nated on the New Albany and Salem Rail- Harrison J. L., blacksmith. road, ten miles south of Crawfordsville, the county seat, 20 miles north of Green- castle ; distant from Cincinnati 150 miles, and from Indianapolis 40 miles. The Female Seminary, under the direction of Knox James, general store. the Baptist Church, is well attended, and conducted in a superior manner. The Male Academy just completed is a large and commodious brick edifice. The town is situated in a very healthy location and contains six general stores, five black- McCormick A. J., painter. smiths, two boot and shoe makers, two plasterers, nine carpenters, one cabinet Martin Henry C., grocer. maker, four carriage and wagon makers, one drug store, an express office, one dress maker, one wool-carding and spin- ning establishment, one flour and produce dealer, one steam flouring mill, one water saw mill, three harness makers, one gro- Moore G. W., plasterer. cer, four resident farmers, one hotel, three attorneys, two notaries, one justice of the peace, one stove and tin store, one jeweler, [ Nelson Samuel, blacksmith.
one pump maker, two painters, four phy- sicians, two tanneries, one tailor, one wheelwright and chair maker, one insu- rance agent, six clergymen, three churches and two fine schools. Population, 700.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Ballard Finly L., boot and shoe maker. Bell James, carpenter and builder.
Bell Samuel A., wheelwright and chair maker.
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