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Hopkins Rev. M. B., Christian.
Hubbell W. M., constable. Leeseman L. H., ambrotypist.
McPheeters A. C., physician.
Martin Wesley, proprietor flour mill and woolen manufactory. Miller Eli, township trustee.
Myer Henry, boots and shoes. Porter W. D., physician. Tramel David, constable.
WAYLAND G. W., POSTMASTER AND SADDLER.
JASONVILLE,
A post office of Greene county, about 70 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
K JASPER,
A post village, and the capital of Dubois county, on Patoka creek, 44 miles south- east from Vincenness, 50 miles north-east from Evansville, and about 120 miles south south-west from Indianapolis. Population 600.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. .
Adams W. C., attorney at law.
Alexander A. H., general merchant.
Alles Jacob, cabinat maker.
Barnes Charles, hotel.
Beidwiser P., broom maker.
Birkenmeyer Charles, cooper. Bohnert W., blacksmith.
Brosemer Lorenzo, cooper.
Buettner B., attorney at law.
Colleney E., clothing.
Cooper J., steam saw mill.
Cramer J. S., notary public.
DECKER & MANN, GENERAL MER- CHANTS.
Doane C., editor and publisher Jasper Courier.
Eckerby George, butcher.
Eckert Aloys, steam flour mill.
Eckert F. H., saw and flour mill.
Eckert J., brewer.
Edmonston B. B., auctioneer.
Egg Joseph, hotel proprietor and brick mason.
Egg Paul, wagon maker.
Enthofen B., tailor and saloon.
Ermy D., tailor.
Ermy W., stoves and tinware.
Fuhrmann Joseph, carriage maker.
Gerber Andrew, coal dealer.
Geyer John, blacksmith.
ITaller Joseph, cabinet maker.
Heill W. B., saddler.
Herbig Thomas, wagon maker. Hester John, flour mill.
Hochgesang E. A., brick maker.
Hochgesang M., brick mason.
Holthans H. A., attorney at law.
Heuber H., physician.
Henber & Friedmann, druggists. Hurst S., saloon.
JASPER COURIER, C. DOANE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Keifer L., potter.
Keeber Mrs., milliner, Kraus Chas., saloon. Kuebler S., carriage maker.
See Advertisement of Stereotype Foundry, p. 126.
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Lampert F., blacksmith. Laudner Lorenzo, boot and shoe maker. Lutz John, clothing. Maller C., boot and shoe maker. May John, boot and shoe maker. Mehringer A., auctioneer. Melchoir John B., cooper. Merker V., boot and shoe maker. Miller John, cabinet maker. O'Conner P. B., Catholic priest.
Opel John, butcher. Parker W. S., gunsmith. Rees M., boot and shoe maker.
Reiling G. A., flour and saw mill.
Rose S., justice of peace.
Schmidt Jacob, cooper. Sermershein Joseph, brewer.
Smith R., attorney at law.
Stephenson E., physician. Slenptennagel F., boot and shoe maker. Tillman M., cooper. Urich Joseph, blacksmith.
Weishback Philip, tailor. Welman R. M., physician.
JAY,
(PORTLAND VILLAGE.)
A post village and the capital of Jay county, on the Salamonie river, and on the line of the Cincinnati, Union and Fort Wayne Railway, nearly 100 miles north- east from Indianapolis, and 20 miles north from Winchester. Population 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
BLACK T., HOTEL.
Cole D., butcher.
Collett Wm., saddler.
Crowell E. M., cabinet maker.
Crowell E. M., gunsmith.
Denney Royal, attorney at law.
Deuney James, attorney at law.
Hanna H. P., general merchant.
Haynes J. M., attorney at law.
Headington J. W., attorney at law.
Huey Wm. J., boot and shoe maker.
Jaqua J. B., attorney at law.
Jaqua Mrs. E. J., milliner.
Jay Lodge, No. 87, Masonic.
Kirschbaum A. B., general merchant.
Lempler D., general merchant.
Loffollitt T. J., barber.
Miller Win. B., blacksmith.
Reed ML., physician. Reed S. W., hide and leather dealer.
Reed D., fanning mill manufacturer. Ring N., saloon and restaurant. Ring Nathaniel, grocer.
Roach Isaac, carpenter and builder.
Ross N., Franklin House.
Rush & Ashdill, general merchants. Ruykendall E. B., general merchant. Shanks J. P. C., attorney at law. Shanon S., American House. Shanon S., carriage maker.
Sheffield Dr. E. R., druggist.
Sheffield E. R., wines and liquors.
Sheffield E. R., physician.
Springer D., cabinet maker. Stanton D., physician. Templer J. N., attorney at law.
Torch Light, M. W. Montgomery editor and publisher.
Vance Wm., physician. Williams S. H. & G., blacksmiths.
Williams John J., gunsmiths.
JEFFERSON,
A post village of Clinton county, 4 miles west from Frankfort, 23 miles south-east from Lafayette, and 45 miles north north- west from Indianapolis. Population 300.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Eta
Arneld Abraham, carriage maker.
Aughe H. M., proprietor Clinton House. Bliss E., tailor.
Burkhalter Thomas, flouring mill.
Campbell James C., saddler.
Clark John M., physician.
Clinton House, H. M. Aughe proprietor.
Davison William, cooper.
Dearth Edward, justice of peace.
Fernel Miss Ann, dressmaker.
Ferneld B., boot and shoe maker.
Gambo! John, physician.
Gish G. W., general merchant.
Gray J. C., painter.
Heavilon Joseph, school teachar.
Hood T. H., carriage maker.
Hoover Mrs. M., dress maker.
Lough Philip, cooper.
McKelvey J. P., cabinet maker.
McNutt James, physician.
McNutt Samuel, general merchant.
Pay W. E., patent right agent.
Pegg B. N., notary public.
Pence Cyrus, flouring mill.
SCOTTON J. M., POSTMASTER AND DRUGGIST.
Sims W. C., township trustee.
Stewart Wm., supervisor. Stunkerd W. M., constable and boot and shoe maker. Vansickle I. N., school teacher.
Vansickle & Kygel, general merchants.
JEFFERSONVILLE,
A post city of Clark county, situated on the Ohio river, at the head of the falls,
Sce Advertisement of State Gazetteors and Directories. p. 142.
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nearly opposte Louisville, and at the ter- mination of the Jeffersonville and Indian- apolis Railway, 4 miles above New Albany, 40 miles below Madison, and 108 miles south by east from Indianapolis. Popula- tion about 4,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Adams Express Co., Spring. J. II. Miles, agent.
Anderson Charles C., foundry and ma- chine shop, bet. Maple and New Mar- ket.
Bache Frank, grocer, Spring.
Baker B., millinery and shoes, Spring. Barnaby Avary, saloon, Front.
Bass N. A., grocery, Front.
Beach W. D., commission merchant and Insurance agent, cor. Wall and Mar- ket
BEAN T. G., PROPRIETOR UNITED STATES BILLIARD AND BOWLING SALOON, SPRING.
Beltorff Miss Sarah, millinery, Spring.
Bennett Hiram, saloon, Spring.
Berbet M., tailor, Market.
Bogle William, copper, New Market.
Bradley Jas. L., Prest. Branch Bank, Spring.
Browning R. L., proprietor Browning's Hotel, cor. Market and Spring.
Buckwalter Benj., boots and shoes, Spring. Burke John, wholesale and retail dealer in groceries and liquors, Spring, bet. Market and Front.
Burke & Co., wholesale and retail drug. gists, Spring, between Market and Front.
Buzett -, physician, Spring.
Caldwell H. & Son, druggists, Spring.
CALDWELL W. W., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN BOOKS, STA- TIONERY, ETC., SPRING.
Carse Thos., general freight agent, Jeffer- sonville R. R., pass. depot.
Carter Nelson, (colored) barber, Market. City council chamber, Spring.
City Hotel, Spring, G. W. Rose, prop'r. Collum W. F., physician at State Prison, Spring.
Cox W. B. & J. M., saloon, Front.
CROTHERS A. S., SUPERINTENDENT JEFFERSONVILLE R. R., OFFICE PASS. DEPOT.
Dedrick R., wholesale grocer and produce dealer, cor. Spring and Maple.
Dixon W. II., agent Phoenix Insurance Co., opp. Jeff. R. R. Depot.
Dorsey & Twomey, grocers and provision dealers, Spring, bet. Front and Mar- ket.
Downs Thos. J., postmaster, cor. Market and Wall.
Dreidel A., grocery, cor. Pearl and Mul berry.
Duffy T., grocer, Spring. Eaken W. W., grocer, Market.
ENGLE HENRY, MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, ETC., SPRING BET. FRONT AND MARKET.
Ferrier J., general ticket agent Jeff. R. R. Pass. Depot.
FINTLER GEO., DEALER IN. GROCE- RIES, BAKER, CONFECTIONER, ETC., SPRING, BET. MARKET AND CHESNUT.
Fogg William H., cashier Branch Bank, and insurance agent, Spring.
Forsyth R. J., chief clerk Jeff. R. R. Frund Gus., fruit, etc., Spring.
Gremer Jno., saloon, Front.
Guy Wm., furniture, etc., Spring.
Harness F. & Bro, manufacturers of grave stones and dealers in American and Italian marble, Spring.
Hazogs A., grocery, Maple.
Heiskitt Robt. S., city treasurer, Spring. Holland N. H., physician, Market.
HOLMES & THIAS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, BAKERS, CON- FECTIONERS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC., SPRING, BET. MARKET AND CHESNUT.
Holt & Krouse, undertakers, Market.
Horton Geo. W., feed store, Spring.
Houston J. B., fruit, &c., Spring.
Howard & Johnson, attorneys at law, Spring.
Jackson V. D., dentist, Market.
James W., dealer in stoves and tinware, Spring, bet. Market and Front.
Jefferson Foundry, Chas. C. Anderson, proprietor, bet. New Market and Ma- ple.
Jeffersonville Branch of the Bank of the State of Indiana, Spring.
JEFFERSONVILLE RAILWAY PASSEN- GER DEPOT, COR. NEW MARKET AND WALL.
Johnson J., city surveyor and druggist, Spring.
Johnson & Poindexter, stoves and tin- ware, Spring.
Kane J. W., carriage maker, Chesnut.
Karr Abe, merchant tailor, Spring. Keigwin E., druggist, Spring.
Kennedy D., grocery, Spring.
Kennedy Dennis, city marshal, Spring. Lake J. T., jobbing shop, Spring.
Lentz N. & Bro., saddles and harness ma- kers, Spring. Lingenfelter J. R., grocery, Chesnut.
Link F., saloon, Spring.
Liston W. E., wholesale and retail hard- ware, stoves, etc., cor. Chesnut and Spring.
Sce John W. Holland's Advertisement, p. 140.
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Luphein Aug., shoemaker, Market. McBride Charles R., city clerk, Spring. McCampbell J. H., secretary and treasurer Jeff. R. R., Pass. Depot. McDaneld N. L., grocery, Spring.
McLeod Geo., president Jeffersonville R. R., office Pass. Depot.
Marble Hall, cor. Front and Spring, Wm. Stoops, prop'r.
Martin A., general store, New Market.
MAY & DUDLEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GLOCERIES, AND COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, COR. SPRING AND CHESNUT.
Melke Anthony, shoemaker, Spring.
Meyer C., watchmaker, Spring.
Miles J. H., agent Adams Express Co., Spring. Moore E., gunsmith, Spring.
Morgan E., grocery, Front.
Myers M., dry goods, boots and shoes, Spring.
Nahmn Moses, boots, shoes, hats, caps, etc., Spring, bet. Market and Front. Nanz William, tavern, Spring.
National Democrat, Spring, Henry Min- ter, publisher, issued on Thursday. Nixon B. T., watchmaker and jeweler, Spring, bet. Front and Market.
Northcott Wm., grocery, Chesnut, between Canal and Mechanic.
Nugle Henry, confectioner, Spring.
Peaters Henry, shoemaker, Spring.
Pfau Geo., barber, Spring.
Phoenix Brass Foundry and Machine Works, Sterling & Moon, proprietors. Piester M., Eagle Hotel, near depot.
Pile B. C. & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in hardware, cutlery, &c., Spring, bet. Market and Front.
PLEYLE F., HATS, CAPS AND FURS. SPRING, BET, MARKET AND FRONT. .
Preefer C., groceries, provisions, &c., cor Spring and Chesnut.
Ray J. W., attorney at law, Spring.
Read John F., city attorney and notary public, Spring. Ricketts D., livery stable, Market.
Ricketts Dillard, vice president Jefferson- ville R. R., office Passenger Depot. Roll Wm. S., boots and shoes, Spring. Roos Jacob, flour, &c., Spring.
Rose G. W., City Hotel, Spring.
Rosenberg D., merchant tailor, clothier and dealer in dry goods, Spring.
Rosenthal B., clothing, Spring.
Rosenthal J., merchant tailor and clothier, cor. Spring and Front. Ruker John, grocery, Spring.
Runnells Washington (colored), barber, Spring. Samulson A., dry goods, Spring cor. Mar- ket.
SCHNECK LOUIS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BAKER AND CONFEC- TIONER, AND DEALER IN GROCE- RIES, SPRING.
Siddle John, confectioner, Spring. Smith & Smeiser, flouring mills, opp. Falls. Sparks Levi & Bros., dry goods, etc., Spring.
Springer Ottman, druggist, Spring.
Stauss William, marble hall, cor. Front and Spring.
Steele W. A., wholesale and retail grocer, Spring, bet. Chesnut and Market.
Sterling & Moon, Phoenix brass foundry, Spring.
Stewart, Beach & Co., livery stable, Mar- ket ..
Swartz Geo. W., wholesale and retail dry goods and carpets, cor. Spring and Market.
Taylor Benj., wholesale and retail china, glass, etc., Spring.
Underwood D., Pearl Street stables, Pearl cor. Chesnut.
UNITED STATES BILLIARD AND BOW- LING SALOON, SPRING, F. G. BEAN, PROP'R.
Weinsburgh & Whitesides, grocery, Ches- nut cor. Watt.
Weisenberg Henry, grocery, Spring.
Wheeler Henry, barber, Spring.
Whitelock -, artist, Spring. Willacy Geo , china, glass, etc., Spring.
Winter Henry, publisher National Demo- crat, Spring.
Woolley Oswell C., mayor, Spring. Zaff L., feed store, Spring.
JENNINGS,
A post office of Franklin county, 5 miles north from the Indianapolis and Cincin- nati Railway, and 65 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
JEROME,
A small post village of Howard county, 12 miles from Kokomo, and about 55 miles north from Indianapolis.
JONES,
A post office of Vermillion county, 15 miles from Newport. Goods for this vicin- ity are usually received via Clinton.
Alphabetical List of Professions. Trades, Etc. Grimes Sarah, school teacher GRIMES WILSON, PHYSICIAN AND POSTMASTER.
See Hills, O'Driscoll & Co's. Advertisement, p. 126.
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Jones Wm., cooper. Lyne J. C., hide and leather dealer. Neel Geo. W., brick mason. Watson D. C., painter. West Robt. M., cabinet and chair maker and painter.
JONESBORO',
A post village of Grant county, on the Mississinawa river, 6 miles south from Marion, and 60 miles north north-east from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are usually purchased at Cincinnati and shipped to Anderson, 28 miles distant, on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway. Population 400.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. American House, E. M. Tracy.
Baldwin Miss Kate, school teacher.
BALDWIN SANFORD, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER AND POSTMAS- TER.
Baldwin & Co., grocers. Barnard A. L., justice of peace.
Becht J., Saddler.
Benbon Stephen, boots and shoes.
Brumley Samuel, gunsmith.
Brunswiller John & Co., boots and shoes. Campbell J. H., attorney at law and notary publib.
Carr & Ellis, carriage makers.
Chamness E. B. & Co., stoves and tinware. Coggshall Jonathan, nursery. Coppock Joel H., ambrotypist.
Corder Robert, general merchant.
Daily S. T., general merchant. Douglas Geo. W., cabinet maker.
Entsminger David, general merchant. Fankboner John Jr., justice of peace. Fankboner John & Co., flour mill. Fankboner M. & Co., carpenters.
Gegan Pat., tanner. Hahn E., druggist. Hahn & Moore, chair makers.
Edce C. T., pork packer and general mer- chant. Hammons I. M., plow maker
Hammons I. M., carriage maker.
Hawes I. K. express agent.
Hawes N. & Co., general store.
Jay S. & Beall, general merchants.
Jay Samuel, township trustee.
Jay Rev. Thomas, Quaker.
Jones Chas. R. & Co., carriage and wagon makers.
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Jones E. P., physician.
McCormick & Bevins, patent right agent. Matthews E., physician.
Jones J. II., attorney at law. Kepler Jacob, physician. Lucas -, physician.
Meek J. A,, physician.
Moore James M., brick mason. Moore Tom., gash and blinds.
Nigger H., saddler.
Owings William, school teacher. Pearman Rev. E. E., Methodist Episcopal. Pierce - druggist. Shidler David B., constable. Small B. & Son, flour mill.
Spence W. F., druggist.
Spencer Saml. R., saddler.
Stewart Hudson, tailor and clothier.
Swords Samuel, boots and shoes.
Tracy E. M., grocer and prop'r American House.
Whiteneck Wm., hide and leather dealer. Wilson A., brick maker.
Wright A., painter.
Wily George W. & Co., carpenters and builders. Wyly H. H. & Co., cabinet makers. Zeck J., pump maker.
JONES' STATION,
A post office of Dearborn county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 14 miles west from Lawrenceburg, and about 80 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
JONESVILLE.
A post village of Bartholomew county, on the Indianapolis and Jeffersonville Rail- way, 10 miles south-east from Columbus, and 52 miles south by east from Indian- apolis. Purchases for this place are usually made at Louisville and Cincin- nati. Population 150.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Aldendorf W., boots and shoes.
Beal Mrs., milliner and dressmaker.
Blizard S. W., hotel proprietor and justice peace.
Hill J. W., pork packers.
Horne S. S., physician.
Jay E. B., carpenter and constable.
Hollis Rev. C. P., Christian.
Hubbard R., ambrotypist and constable. King Rufus, tailor.
Linsow Thos., painter.
Maxwell C. H., railway agent.
Noblett J. H., painter.
Noblett I. T., carpenter.
Potts John A,, cooper.
Prather R. W., justice of pence, steam saw mill and lumber yard.
Sce A. R. Hyde's Advertisement, p. 144.
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Price W. H., physician. Price & Bro., druggists.
Rochl T., boots and shoes.
Rosenheim P., grocer. STEWART JAMES G., SADDLER AND POSTMASTER.
Talbot Rev. H. S., Methodist minister. Tucker Theo., broom manufacturer. Wallman F., stoves and tinware.
Weasner F., tailor.
Webber I'., boots and shoes. Williams M., flouring mill. Wilson I. M., plow maker. Wilson James, carriage maker.
JORDAN,
A post office of Randolph county, about 70 miles east north-east from Indianapolis.
JORDON VILLAGE,
A post office of Owen county, about 50 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
JULIET,
A small post village of Lawrence county, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chica- go Railway, 6 miles south from Bedford, and about 75 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
KANKAKEE,
A post office of Laporte county, near the northern boundary of the State.
KANSAS,
A post office of Bartholomew county, 12 miles north-west from Columbus, and 30 miles south from Indianapolls.
KECK'S CHURCH,
A post office of Martin county, about 85 miles south by west from Indianapolis.
KELSO,
A post village in the northern part of Dearborn county, about 75 miles south- east from Indianapolis.
PHELPS & WEST, DEALERS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, TOILET GOODS, PATENT MEDICINES, &c. Kent Station, NEWTON CO., IND.
KENDALLVILLE,
A post village of Noble county, on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 12 miles north-east from Albion, and about 130 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
KENT,
A post village of Jefferson county, 10 miles west by south from Madison, and 100 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
KENT STATION,
A post village and the capital of Newton county, on the Toledo, Logansport and Burlington Railway, 110 miles from Chica- go, and about 120 miles north-west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cincinnati and Chicago. Population 300.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Ade John, county recorder and attorney at law.
Anderson Win., saloon.
Aveline James, clothier and general mer- chant.
Bard Samuel, cabinet maker and lumber dealer.
Berry S., stoves and tinware.
Bissell James, attorney and notary public, and publisher Newton Chronotype.
Burkhart I., tailor. Cheesebrose J. B., justice of peace and insurance agent. Hatch J. A., physician.
Jessup S. J., carriage maker.
Kent House, A. J. Kent, proprietor. Kent A. J., general merchant.
Kent & Gallagher, coal and lumber . dealers.
See Advertisement of Littles Hotel, p. 144.
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King, Tuning & Co., general merhants. Lovell Frank, U. S. Express and R. R. agent.
Mccullough S., county treasurer.
Newton Chronotype, James Bissell, pub- lisher, issued on Fridays. Newton County Democrat, issued Wednes- days, W. C. Rose, publisher.
Oglesby George, justice of peace. PEACOCK JOHN, POSTMASTER.
PHELPS & WEST, DRUGGISTS. (See card, p. 170.)
Pollard J. K., general merchant.
Powers S. S., attorney at law.
Rettinger C., boots and shoes and saddler. Rose W. C., attorney at law and publisher Newton County Democrat. Servis W. H., saloon.
Sharpe A., county auditor.
Shriver E. I., county sheriff.
Smith Ira, general merchant. Spitler Z., county clerk. Thornton Clark, constable.
West N., attorney at law and notary public.
KEWANA, (PLEASANT GROVE VILLAGE.)
A post village of Fulton county, 12 miles south-west from Rochester, and about 100 miles north from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cincinnati. Winamac 10 miles distant, is the nearest Railway station. Population 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Eto.
Bennett H. P., justice of peace.
Bennett William, justice of peace. CLELAND W. T., PHYSICIAN, NOTARY PUBLIC, AND POSTMASTER. Fox John, cabinet maker. Grosline Miss Mary, school teacher.
Graham C. S., carpenter. Harris B., constable. Helficher John, cigars and tobacco.
Hogan Michael, grocer. Kniss I., boots and shoes.
McGrow E., tailor. Pugh Jerrold, saw mill.
Reynolds E., justice of peace.
Robbins John, carriage maker. Russ William, carpenter. Sampman N. S., constable.
Skelton John, general merchant and hotel proprietor. Townsend Wm., physician. Tugendreich Jacob, general merchant. Tuttle William, chair manufacturer. -
KINDER,
A post office of Hancock county, east from Indianapolis.
KINDERHOOK,
A post office of Pike county, about 120 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
KINGSBURY,
A post village of Laporte county, 6 miles south from Laporte, 65 miles from Chicago, and 130 miles north by west from Indian- apolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Chicago, and received via Laporte. Population 100.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. CHAMBERLIN J. C., POSTMASTER. Ellsworth II. P., justice of peace.
Foney H., carpenter.
Hensell A., carpenter.
Kerr Rev. A. M., Baptist.
Mckinley Rev. J. L., Methodist.
Reynolds G. W., carpenter and justice of peace. Reynolds William, township trustee. Shaw J, carpenter.
Tennis P., hotel proprietor.
KIRKLAND,
A post office of Adams county.
KIRK'S CROSS ROADS. (KIRKLIN VILLAGE.)
A post village of Clinton county, situated on the Michigan State road, 11 miles south- east from Frankfort, and 32 miles north by west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cincinnati, and shipped to Lebanon, 14 miles distant, on the Lafaystte and Indianapolis Railway, and received by wagon.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc
Baughman Jereboam, bookseller.
Bickley T. C., trustee.
Bickley & Johnson, general merchants. Bogan E. W., cabinet maker.
Cotton II. T., physician. Cox T. B., physician. Devanport & Co., general merchants.
See Advertisement of Indiana Fire Insurance Company, p. 143.
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Eimore John, bookseller. Elmore R., bookseller.
Githing Samnel, carriage maker. Harding Samuel, hotel proprietor.
Kemp Columbus, tanner. King Thomas H., steam saw and grist mill.
Long James F., carriage maker. Parvis G. W., bookseller. SHEPHERD D., POSTMASTER. Whitaker James O., cabinet maker. Wilds I. T. & Son, general merchants.
KNIGHTSTOWN,
A post town of Henry county, on the west bank of Blue river, and on the Indiana Central Railway, 14 miles south-west from New Castle, and 35 miles east from In- dinnapolis. Population 1,500.
NOTE .- Knighstown Springs, a popular summer resort, is situated 1 mile south of town.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Alexander Wm., barber and hair dresser, Main.
Allspaw J. B., saddler and harness maker, Main.
Bell H. & Co., hardware, cor. Main and Public Square.
Bell & Houver, stove dealers, corner Main aha AAduns.
Brindman Wm, baker, Main.
Canaday N. H., physician, Main.
COOPER S. E. ATTORNEY AT LAW, OVER MUSSEY'S STORE, MAIN. Edwards J. B & Co., dealers in drugs and paper hangings, Main.
Elwards M. F., carriage maker, Main. Fithian A. B., grocer., Main.
FITHIAN & BURT. DEALERS IN FOR- MIGN AND AMERICAN MARBLE MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, TA- BLE TOPS, &C., JEFFERSON, N. OF MAIN.
Fort Milton, livery and sale stable, ou Pubhe Square.
Foxwary Mrs. A., miliner, Main.
Fargason S. W., dry goods, north-east cor. Main and Jefferson. Furgason & Culbertson, clothing, boots, shoes. &c., Main.
Glass W. H. H. Indiana Central Railway agent, depot
Grubbs & Furgason, hardware, north-west cor. Main und Jefferson.
Heaton J. W. & Co., grain dealers, depot. Heaton & Charles, dry goods and notions, Main.
Heller M., clothing, Main.
Hill & Hudelson, dry goods and notions, Main.
Holloway E. F. & Brother, repairers of all kinds of machinery, cor. Main and Franklin
HUDELSON MISS M. M., MILLINERY, MAIN.
Hulit Gordon, cabinet maker, Main.
Jay J. W., dentist, over Fithian's store, Main.
LOWRY G. S. & F. M., TANNERS AND LEATHER DEALERS, MAIN.
Mckinney James & Co., dry goods, corner Main and Jefferson.
Magraw & Ramsey, saddlers and harness makers, Main.
Murray Lemuel, boot and shoe manufac- turer, Main.
Mussey & Crider, dealers in stoves and tinware, Main.
Niles E. B., postmaster, Main.
Reeves I, J .. miller, south of depot.
Shipman David, proprietor of Shipman House, Main.
Simmons J. W., groceries and provisions, Main. Steiner V., tobacconist, Main.
Swaim Jesse, grocer, Main.
Swayne & Bowman, wagon and carriage makers, cor. Main and Franklin.
Weaver J., druggist, Main.
White & Edwards, grocers, Main.
Wilson J. A., dry goods and groceries, Main.
Woods Joseph, nursery, near depot.
KNOB CREEK,
A post office of Harrison county, near the the southern extremity of the State.
KNOX,
A post village and the capital of Stark county, on Yellow river, 75 miles from Chicago, and 125 miles north by west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cincinnati and Chicago. Stark, 7 miles distant, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, is the nearest station. Population 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
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