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JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of FINE CIGARS, 82 Wost Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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GALVANIZED TION CORNICES
A. KNISELY & CO., 72 & 74 W. Monroe St. Chicago. Send for Catalogue and Prices.
KEL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KEN
Aker & Hogston, saw mill.
Esterline Wm, blacksn.ith .. Felkner Homer, miller.
Hyler Salathiel, carpenter,
Kelsey J H, dry goods and groceries. Kelsey S B, flour mill and stock.
Kelsey Wm A, saw mill.
Kelsey & Hatfield, well borers.
Pierce A. WV, General Store. Raubb E D, physician.
Reed E L., physician.
Rear Nicholas, wagonmaker.
KELSO. Formerly called Dover, with 150 inhabitants, is in Kelso township, Dearborn county, 14 miles northwest of Lawrenceburg, the county seat, and 7 north- west of Guilford on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., its shipping point. Has Catholic church and school. Mail semi-weekly. Wm. Swift, postmaster. Andres John, wogonmaker. Barker Edward, wagonmaker. Bregeman B Father Rev (Catholic).
Hammerle B, hotel. Hammerle Joseph, general store. Korti Anton, shoemaker.
Merkle Jolin, constable.
Murtaugh James, general store.
Probts John, justice of the peace.
Probts & Doyle, blacksmiths. Shafer Philip, general store. Snider Frank, shoemeker. Swift Way, Postmaster.
Theders BH, shoemaker.
Zimmer Adam, blacksmith.
KELSO. Huntington county. Majenica.)
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KEMPTON. Was first settled in 1874, by David Kemp, for whom the place was named, is situated in Prairie township, Tipton county, Io miles due west of Tipton, the county seat, on line of L. E. & W. Ry. It has two religious societies but no church buildings. Staves, lumber, grain and pota- toes are shipped. Population 350. Ex- press, United States. Mail daily. Joseph A. Stephenson, postmaster.
Adkinson & Wells, furniture.
Armstrong James K, live stock.
Ballenger G A, physician. Barnum George J, stave dealer. Bird & Son, livery.
Bodkin Clara, Milliner.
Booher & Co, blacksmiths. Boothe Bros, general store.
Burkhardt E L, wagons and carriages.
Cook James, Saloon.
Fostrem Charles, grain dealer. Goings M, lumber dealer. Goodnight & Cline, tile mnfrs. McNicholas David, carpenter.
Melson Jennie, dressmaker. Morenger & Kemsip, Flour Mill. Nelson Henry, pumps.
Power W J, saw and planing mill. Reese & Weed, dry goods.
Stephenson & Co, Druggists .. Stephenson & Lydy, hardware.
Stilwell F C, dry goods."
Ward L B, physician.
Wells Samuel E, carpenter.
.KENDALLVILLE. Located at crossing of the G. R. & I. and Air Line Di- vision L. S. & M. S. R. R., in Wayne town- ship, Noble county, 10 miles northeast of Albion, the county seat, and 26 north of Ft. Wayne, is an incorporated village of 3, 100 inhabitants, and one of the most ex- tensive grain markets, of its size, in the. state. Kendallville is essentially a manu- facturing place, and has two flour milis, tannery, planing mill, churn factory, pump factory, foundry and machine shop, fishing lamp manufactory, which is owned by Mr. J. R. Baker, and is valuable not only for fishing but all out-door uses, a saw mill, bee hive factory, three handle factories, brewery, eave trough factory and an exten- sive wind mill manufactory, Flint, Walling & Co., proprietors. There are three hotels, two weekly newspapers --- Standard and News-one monthly newspaper-the Bee- Keepers' Guide-and a national bank. Ex- press, United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. James Nellis, post- master.
Abell Lem F, drugs and books.
Ackerman Solomon II, handle and pump mnfr.
Adams Sylvester S, cooper.
Aichele Charles G, insurance agt.
Aichele George, marble works. Anglemyer Joseph, carpet weaver. Ayres Isaac R, carriage mnfr.
Bakter James IR, Stoves and Tin- ware and Manufactures Bakor's Patent Fishing Lamp. (See adv.)
Baker W A, Mrs, dressmaker,
Barr Robert P, lawyer. Barron M J Mrs, tailor.
Bassett Wm M, physician.
Bates M J Mrs, milliner. Beckman Louis, jeweler. Berhalter John, furniture.
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE. Buy a Miracle Piano or Organ on those easy terras given by MED. DEAFELINN & CO., 38 6 60 North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IN
FILTERS,
to keep Mud out of Boilers.
E. OVER, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Berlin House, Frank H Binger Propr. Binger Frank JE, Propr Berlin House. Bittikoffer John, jeweler. Bixler John W, lawyer. Boggs Alexander M, cooper.
Boyert M & Co, grocers.
Brace James A, carpenter.
Brillhart George A, agricultural imps. Brillhart Samuel B, flouring mill.
Broach Thomas, carpenter.
Brock House, Jacob H Shauck Pro- prietor. Brown J S, physician. Brunow Charles, cigars and tobacco. Brittingham Reed, Mnfrs
Handles and Walnut, Ash and Maple Dimension Stock.
Bunyan W & J R, druggists. Campbell & Tabor, dry goods.
Carpenter E H & Bro, barbers. Chapin August A, lawyer.
Cox Wm II, photographer.
Cushing W C, ice. Deibele Johan, Mnfr Lumber, Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, etc., and Dealer in Lath, Shingles and Build- ers' Hardware. (See ad'v.) Diggins Wesley, barber. Drake Nelson, meat market.
Duerr John, grocer.
Dunbar Jefferson, books.
Dunlap R, physician.
Engel & Co, clothing. Fahl Adam, saloon.
First National Bank, capital $100,000, John Mitchell pres, J G Waltman cash.
Fish S W & Sons, grocers.
Flint, Walling & Co, Founders and Machinists, and mnfrs Star Wind Engine. Foehl J Adam, saloon. Ford Frank P, photographer. Franke Henry, shoemaker.
Fryer Isaac, florist.
Gallup John L, brick and tile mnfr.
Gappinger Fred A, flour and feed.
Gappinger John, harness and leather. Geddis Wm M, blacksmith. Gilbert George W, churn mnfr.
Gilbert Joseph L, physician.
Glatte George C (est of), grocers. Ganser Jacob, baker. Goodwin Lucius E, lawyer. Graham Seth, blacksmith. Grant Wm H, shoemaker. Graves Thomas L, lawyer. Hall Wm B, executor estate of George C Glatte.
Hartmann Gottfried, tailor.
Hartsuck, Holbrook & Co, mnfrs eaves trough hangers.
Hastings Joseph H, painter.
Helman Harman L, grocer.
Hill Alonson G, bee hive mnfrs.
Hillier Louis, shoemaker.
Hinkley Bros, grocers.
Hirsch August, furniture.
Hitchcock L. F, grain cradle mnfr.
Holsinger Wm, meat market.
Hutt John W, saloon.
Hyman Lew, saloon. Isbell P C, truss mnfr.
Jackman Olive Miss, milliner.
Jacobs Daniel, shoemaker.
Johnston Wm C, tanner.
Kaiser Fred, saloon.
Keller J & Co, general store.
Keller & Kann, produce.
Kelly John, saloon.
Kelly John D, saloon.
Kelly J B & J D, proprs Kelly House.
Kendallville Standard (weekly)) C O Myers propr.
Kime Daniel H, insurance.
Kinney George A, livery.
Knox Joseph, blacksmith.
Kraner Jacob, baker.
Kruger Herman, saloon.
Kuderd Rudolph, saloon.
Lang Julius, boots and shoes.
Loeb Isaac, grocer.
Lohman G H & Co, drugs.
Long HI J Mrs, milliner.
Loomis S J M, dry goods.
McCray Hiram, produce.
Mains Vincent C, lawyer.
Merkling G S, marble works.
Metcalf Gilbert A, livery.
Miles Henry P, produce.
Millard Charles, agent L'S & M S Ry.
Moore Lyman, livery.
Moyer H A, dentist.
Myers Charles O, propr Kendallville Stand. ard.
Osborn J C Mrs, bakery.
Park Amos B, hardware.
Parker A S, editor Weekly News.
Pike Linus E, grocer.
Raymond & Taggart, milliners.
Reed Lucius N, lumber.
Reyher Jacob & Co, general store. Ritter Philip J, tailor.
Robbins Moses H, boots and shoes.
Rossbacher Frank O, forniture. Schults Charles, harnessmaker. Schwartz Peter, baker.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO.,
Carpetings in all grades, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, INDIANPOLIS.
FISHING LAMP!
CZMANUFACTURED BY:S
J. R. BAKER, KENDALLVILLE, IND.
DURABLE & ECONOMICAL, SAFE AND RELIABLS.S.
THE BEST LAMP IN USE TOR OUTDOOR PURPOSES.
After experimenting for eleven years, I feel confident that I have produced the best Lamp now in use for Fishermen and all others desiring a good, reliable Lamp for out-door purposes. This Lamp gives a very strong, brilliant and steady light; is easily regu- lated for obtaining a large or small light, as may be desired; will withstand a very strong wind, and is perfectly safe to handle. It has given entire satisfaction wherever used, and scores of testimonials can be furnished in regard to its superiority. Each Lamp is neatly and substantially made, and will last a life-time with proper care. I also make this Lamp with DOUBLE BURNERS, which make A POWERFUL ILLUMINATOR. 1@"Every Lamp is warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Although these Lamps are designed principally for Fishermen, yet they are ad- mirably adapted for lighting Pleasure Grounds for Evening Parties, for Camp and Political Meetings, Boat Landings, Log and Lumber Yards, Brass Bands, Etc. Lamp with Single Burner, - $4.00 Lamp with Double Burner and Large Reservoir, - 5.50
Sent to any address on receipt of price, or C. O. D., as may be desired.
Dealers will find this Lamp a good selling article, and their orders are earnestly solicited. per cent. discount to dealers. Address all orders to
J. R. BAKER,
KENDALLVILLE, IND.
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A PORTABLE MOULAY SAW MILL,
driven profitably by a Threshing Eurina, manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, of y Indianapolis, Ind. " See page 3.
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER KEN
Shauck Jacob HK, Proprietor Brock House.
Sprandle Charles A, Tinner. Stich & Co, livery.
Strader Wm, blacksmith. Swartz Peter, grocer.
Taber Freeman, flour and saw mill.
Taylor C Mrs, milliner.
Teal George B, agt U S Ex Co. Teal G B & Co, hardware.
Teal J M, dentist.
Teal Norman, physician.
Thompson Lewis A, grocer.
Tish Wm, harnessmaker.
Vincent Orville J, physician.
Wakeman Calvin, second-hand goods.
Ward Harris D, dry goods, boots and shoes.
Weekly News, A S Parker, editor.
Wehmeyer Herman, saloon.
Wichman A C F, brewer. Wells L. B Mrs, milliner. White Edward J, painter.
Williams N & Son, physicians.
Williamson. Henry A, blacksmith. Wolff Philip, saloon.
KENDLE'S LANDING. Is merely a landing on the Ohio river, located in Harrison county, 12 miles southwest of Corydon, the county seat. No mail.
KCENT. Located in Republican town- ship, Jefferson county, 9 miles west of Mad- ison, the county seat and shipping depot. Big creek operates by water power one saw mill. The village contains 100 inhabi- tants, district school, Christian and Metho- dist churches. Mall tri-weekly. W. H. Montgomery, postmaster. Anderson T D, blacksmith. Barker L'D, shoemaker. Bennett A M, general store.
Blankenship J HI, wagonmaker. Buxton J B, general store and hotel.
Chambers W J, blacksmith.
Cosley W L, four miil. Golden J M, Lawyer. Johnson W H & Bro, saw mill. Jones J L, justice of the peace. Montgomery W KE, General Store. Parsons J, physician. Sanderson Thomas, physician. Wheat Isaac H, general store.
KENTLAND. The county seat of Newton county, located on the P. C. & St. L. Ry., 55 miles west of Logansport and 120 northwest of Indianapolis, is an enter-
prising incorporated village of 1,000 inhabi- tants. The surrounding country is the richest prairie to be found in the State. The village contains four churches -- Mesh- odist, Catholic, Christian and Presbyterian -one graded school, a public library of 300 volumes, three hotels, one bank, a four mill, and two weel ly newspapers -- the Gazette (Republican), and People's Press (Greenback). Its chief exports are corn, fax, oats and wheat. Express, United States. Mail daily. S. P. Conner, post- master.
Alexander ITerriet A Miss, dressmaker.
Allan Robert W, wagonmaker.
Arendt Christopher, boots and shoes.
Ash John II, lawyer.
Beckner James F. physician.
Beckner Wilson Rev (Methodist).
Bishop David ),, lawyer.
Blain J & Co, general store,
Brown Cicero C, Proprietor Occi- dental Hotel.
Canders Delia P Mrs, milliner.
Chaffee Jerome C M, physician.
Clure James, tailor.
Coulter Israel II, jeweler.
Cummings Wm, justice of the peace.
Cunningham Terrance, grain dealer. Cuthbert Johu, saloon,
Davis Charles W, Lumber, Hard- ware, Carriages, Wagons and Agricultu- ral Implements. -
Delphine & Rivard, dressmakers.
Discount and Deposit Bank, G W McCray pres, John Ade cash.
Donaldson N R, agent U S Ex Co.
Doran James, saloon.
Flaherty John, saloon.
Fletcher Barney, painter.
Fletcher & Couch, blacksmiths,
Frankenberger Charles, furniture.
French & Conner, pubs Kentland Gazette.
Gauthier James HI, Grocer.
Gauthier & Mick, restaurant.
Goff Gilbert, general store.
Graham Wm H H, lawyer.
Harnish Theodore, photographer.
Hatch Jethro A, physician.
Hess John, lawyer. Hetzner Christian, shoemaker.
Holden Wm D, meat market. Hoober & Son, blacksmiths.
Hubertz John, saloon. Hull Alice Mrs, millinery.
Imes James H, hotel. Keefe Bros, grocers.
Kent Alexander J, general store and flour 'mill.
On all matters pertaining to IS Hubbard Block, Indianapo- ial, and given careful and
PATENTS
Patents, consult C. BRADFORD, lis, Ind. All business confiden- · prompt personal attention,
Law Publishers and Booksellers, INDIANAPOLIS.
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Kent Bela C, restaurant. Kent Horace D, coal. Kentland Gazette ( weekly), French & Con- ner publishers. Lattin Shephard, barber.
McCain Cornelius Rev (Presbyterian).
McCain Richard C. physician.
McCullough W S & Co, druggists.
McPherson Cyrus, real estate. Messman A Rev (Catholic). Noble Stillman M, jeweler.
Occidental House, C C Brown Propr. (See ady.) Palmer Mary Mrs, hotel.
Parker Jonas, livery.
Patton James M, lawyer. Paulson Niel, wagonmaker.
Peacock Johan, Real Estate, Loan and Collection Agent. People's Press (weekly), J B Spotswood pub.
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Perry Wm, harnessmaker.
Poole & Bro, hardware.
Raub & Earl, grain dealers. Rettinger Christian, boots and shoes. Roberts C K, dentist. Root Edward, justice of the peace.
Root Sylvester, insurance.
Ross Bros, painters.
Ross & Odle, grocers.
Ryan Bridget Mrs, restaurant. Saunderson James T, lawyer. Schuh & Plunkett, blacksmiths. Slawson Cyrus, grain.
Smith Elam G, druggist.
Spalding Wm L, nursery. Spotswood J B, pub People's Press. Thayer H D, justice of the peace. Urmston E Littell, lawyer.
Vessels W G Rev (Methodist).
Walton Henry P, grocer.
Ward Peter H, lawyer.
Wildberg Louis, clothing.
Williams Jay W, hardware.
Wilson Abraham barber.
Young Lucy C Mrs, dressmaker.
KEWANA. A postoffice and village of 400 inhabitants, in Union township, Ful- -. ton county, 13 miles west of Rochester, the county seat, and same distance east of Win- amac, on P. C. & St. L. Ry. There are three churches- Methodist, Christian and Baptist -- and graded school. Has stage communication with Winamac semi-weekly -fare ȘI round trip -- and Rochester tri- weekly -- fare $1.25 round trip. Mail semi- weekly. Jesse W. Carter, postmaster.
Apt H B, justice of the peace.
Apt H P, sewing machines.
Blair Rufus, hotel. Carter Jesse WW, Notary Public. Cleland W T, physician.
Cooper A, carpenter.
Dunlap J A, physician.
Fogleson John, hotel.
Fosdick E L, Physician.
Fosdick & Ralston, druggists.
JOHN DEIBELE, -- Wholesale and Retail Dealer in --
LUMBER LATE SEINCIES, AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE. -- AND MANUFACTURER OF --
KENDALLVILLE. INDIANA.
OCCIDENTAL HOUSE, C. C. BROWN, Proprietor. FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT REASONABLE RATES.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Pentland, Ind.
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Graham F II, justice of the peace. Heimburger F J, blacksmith. Heimburger G U, carpenter. Meudersou I DE, Hardware. Hiland Milton, furniture.
Howell J Q, physician.
Hudkins & Cannon, general store.
Mckinsey & Foglesong, barbers.
Mills L, C, sewing machines. Myers John, saddler.
Norris Frank, constable.
Pratt Es Blacksmith.
Patty T W, saddler.
Phillips, Blair & Co, general store.
Phillips Hickman, general store.
Rheno WH, boots and shoes.
Rimes A, wagonmaker.
Sears John, carpenter. Sinnett & Clark, Meat Market.
Stubbs John, boots and shoes, Talbott G P, saloon.
Thompson A. R, physician. Zellers Samuel, blacksmith.
KEYSTONE. Populated by 125 people, in Chester township, Wells county, is a station on the Ft. W. M. & C. R. R,, 12 miles southwest of Bluffton, the county seat. Hogs, cattle and wheat are the prin- cipal shipments. Express, American. Mail daily. Wm. B. West, postmaster.
Bell James, agt Ft W M &CRR.
Carnes Oliver, shoemaker.
Cassel George, physician.
Hutchens David, hotel and justice.
Kendlesparke Joseph, blacksmith.
Rockwell J J, physician. Shaw George, constable.
Templeton Wm H, general store. Walker & Crosby, grain and cattle.
West Win B, General Store and Ex- press Agent.
KILMARE. On Logansport Divis- ion of the T', H. & I. Ry, in Owen town- ship, Clinton county, has 100 inhabitants, district school and Methodist church. The village is located 412 miles north of Frank- fort, the county seat, and exports wheat, corn and live stock. Express, American. Maildaily. B. F. Alexander'postmaster.
Alexander B F, Agent American Express Company, Boyles James W, grain and cattle. Cornelison T, blacksmith aud justice. Douglass Samuel, physician. Douglass & Son, general store. Michael FT, shoemaker.
Price D T, insurance. Ticen S C, undertaker.
KINGSBURY. Contains 100 in- habitants, and is located on the N. W. G. T. R. R., in Umon township, Laporte county, 6 miles south of Laporte, the coun- ty seat. A small stream of water furnishes power to operate two flour mills, here. Its chief exports are wheat anl com. Hlas Baptist church and district school. Ex- press, American. Mail daily. L. D.
Brand, postmaster.
Eraand M, KD, General Store.
Cattren J V, dentist.
Clem D LP, four mill.
Ellsworth H N, physician.
Grover & Closser, grain.
Ingram C II, blacksmith.
Joyner A, constable.
Laus H D, flour mill.
Mecum Robert, blacksmith.
Patterson F L Rev (Baptist).
Peppenger Chauncey, barber.
Onigley K. 'T, Shoemaker.
Sayler A, wagonmaker.
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Shauman O A, R R agt.
Wilcox W W, drugs.
Wineholt Bros, general store.
Young John, gunsmith.
KING'S STATION. Twenty-four miles north of Evansville, on the E. & T. H. R. R., is a village of 150 inhabitants, in Gibson county, 31/2 miles south of Prince- ton, the county seat. Has two churches- Methodist and Baptist. Express, Adams. Mail daily. G. W. Bivin, postmaster.
Biel Franz, blacksmith.
Bivin & W, General Store.
Cunningham J W, teacher. Latham Joseph Rev (Baptist).
Lucas R L, hotel.
McKain J Miss, teacher.
McKain J D, cooper.
Tauzy Rev (Methodist).
Weber Henry, engineer. Woods A J, flour mill.
Yochum J, wagonmaker.
KINGSTON. Inhabited hy 150 persons, in Fugit township, Decatur county, 6 miles northeast of Greensburgh, the county seat and place of shipment, contains Presbyterian church and district school. Has daily stage connection with Clarks- burg and Greensburgh. Mail daily. S. R. Stewart, postmaster.
Jackson A C, blacksmith.
BINGHAM, WALT & MATERW,
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1.5 Andrew, saw mill.
we Alfred, justice of the peace. alth A. T Rev (Presbyterian). lewart & R & Som, General Store.
KIRKLAND. Adams county. (See .... )
KIRKLIN. Located in township of the name, Clinton county, is distant 12 'es southeast from Frankfort, the county at, and 61/2 miles from Boylston, on the .. E. & W. Ry. With a population of co, the place has two churches --- Methodist aid Christian, Mail daily. J. Y. Palmer, stmaster.
:ll R F Rev (Christian), justice. gan & Davenport, barbers. gan & Hohes, physicians. tts T, sow mill.
all W D, physician. reeman John, harness, sikerson J, cattle dealer. Harding & Son, Blacksmiths.
Haynes V, carpenter.
:lolge & Hinkle, flour mill.
Hollis Frank, shoemaker.
Hafine & Perry, drugs. 1. Kenzie D, general store.
Anes J, hotel and livery.
Niles S, blacksmith.
Valmuer & Brown, Undertakers.
Schwin E E, physician.
ilds George, general store. Wilds J T, drugs.
Willis & Cain, meat market.
KIRK'S CROSS ROADS. Clin- 1.n county. (See Kirklin.)
KLAASVILLE, Lake county. (Sec Brunswick.)
RNIGHTSTOWN. Was first plat- il as a town in IS28, is now incorporated, wod has 2,000 inhabitants, and is located on : P. C. & St. L. Ry and Blue river near ", confluence with Montgomery creek, in Wayne township, Henry county, 14 miles kathwest of New Castle, the county scat, and 34 cast of Indianapolis. Both of the trams furnish water power sufficient to : State a planing mill, ;saw mill and four flour It has, in addition, the following manufactories : two foundries and machine shops, furniture factory, tile yard od a flax bagging manufactory. The press " Represented by two weekly newspapers --- Stell and Banner. A state institution
for the feeble-minded and soldiers' orplans is located 112 miles south of the village. It has Presbyterian, Methodist, Christian, Friends, Baptist and Catholic churches, ex- cellent graded school, national bank, and a good hotel, the Shipman House being first- class and centrally located. Wheat is the principal product of the surrounding coun- try, and that, with corn, cattle and hogs, form the chief exports. The Western Union and American Union Telegraph and Arver- ican Express Companies have offices bere. Mail daily. John F. Bell, postmaster.
Albright A F Mrs, dressmaker.
American Union Telegraph Co.
Applegate Elijah, meat market.
Armstrong James, painter.
Baer & Swaim, grocers.
Ball & Culbertson, hardware.
Bartlow Isaac N, grocer.
Bell George, brick and file mnfr.
Bell H & W N & Co, hardware.
Branson Elisha, wagonmaker.
Breckenridge R B & Co, hardware.
Brooks John, barber.
Brooks & St Clair, meat market.
Brosius Wallace G, harnessinaker.
Brown & Haynes, blacksmiths.
Butler Edwin T, carpenter.
Byrkit Solomon, grocer.
Byrkit S Mrs, milliner.
Caseley Join & Com, Mufrs Flax Bagging.
Chappell Milton H, dentist.
Charles John T, dry goods.
Charles Oliver, photographer.
Church & Son, flouring mill.
Daniels John, propr Indiana House.
Darst Edward Rev (Christian).
Davenport Charles A, carriage mnfr.
Davy Geo L, livery. Davy M. N Mrs, milliner.
Death James C, florist.
Deem Thomas B, pub Knightstown Banner.
Deem & Edwards, planing mill.
Dewey R J Mrs, physician.
Dovey & Bro, paints, oils, etc.
Earl, Bending & Nipp, founders and ma- chinists.
Edwards Wm M, druggist.
Estell Morton, carriage painter.
Estell Thomas & Son, furniture.
Fergason J Lee, lawyer.
Ferguson John T, clothing.
First National Bank, $50,000 capital, Rob .. ert Woods pres, Charles D Morgan cash.
Fithian A B Mrs, milliner.
Frederick T F, lumber.
Fuller Wm, physician.
puta Brick.
Led-see Adv., page 1.
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A PORTABLE MOLAY SAW MILL
driven profitably by a Threshleg ie .. ne, Inawuf:stated by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, (! g Tadianapolis, lad. See page 3.
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Glass Francis, carpenter. Glen James, carriage maker. Gordon George W, cigars and tobacco.
Graf & P & Co, Manufacturers Wag- ons and Plows and General Dlocksmiths. Gray Wm B, justice of the peace. Green Jacob, shoemaker.
Green R A Mrs, milliner.
Grubbs & Newby, proprietors Knightstown Shield.
Hardin Wm H, harnessmake :.
Harper H Rev (Methodist).
Harper Wm, furniture. Harris Martin B, dry gools.
Hart Alfred T, carriagemaker.
Hasket Nathan II, saloon.
Hauffer & MeNurney, boots and shoes.
Heatou John We, Dry Goods and Furniture. Flouring Mills, Saw and Plan- ing Mill and Furniture Manufacturer,
Heaton White, agricultural imps.
Heritage Dayton L, furniture and coffins.
Hittel Sol, baker and confectioner.
Hobbs Wilson, physician. Holland W R, flour mills.
Hoover Tobias, harnessnaker.
Horton John, saloon.
Howard Alonzo H, carpenter.
Hubbard Charles S, boots and shoes.
Huddleson R J, saloon.
Humphrey Charles A, druggist.
Hutchison W A Rev, (Presbyterian).
Indiana House, John Daniels propr.
Kaltenbach Michael, furniture.
Kenworthy Amos Rey ( Friend).
Keys John, merchant tailor,
Knightstown Banner (weekly), T B Deem puh. Knightstown Shield, Grubbs & Newby proprs.
Laboyteaux James, saloon.
Leasure Fred C, produce.
Leibhard J Mrs, milliner.
Lowry Francis M, meat market.
Lowry John W, ice dealer.
Maithre Peter, tailor. Manson Wm L, carriage trimmer.
Mills & White, grocers. Morgan & Wagoner, insurance. Morris Albert O, grocer. Morris Bros, grocers. Moss Micagal C, barber.
Mostler Edward G, shoemaker. Mower N Mrs. milliner. Newhy Jabez H, tailor.
Newby Leonidas P, lawyer.
Niles Edward B, books. O'Maha & Vestal, wagonmakers. Peden Milion, stoves and tinware.
Peden Reuben, grain dealer.
Phillips N H! Rey (Methodist).
Pickering & Patterson, Dieg. gists and Wholesale Dealers in Cigars and Tobacco. (Readt.)
Powers John, carpenter.
Ramsey Geo B, livery.
Reddick Jacob, sewing machines.
Robinson. Newton, livery.
Scott itbmer, barber.
Shipman David, Propr Shipman House and Livery.
Stage Wm R, agt PC & Si L Ry and Am Ex Co.
Steele James & Son, blacksmiths.
Stevenson George W, hotel.
Stewart Charles, baker.
Stewart Laura Miss, dressmaker.
Swaim Walter B, lawyer.
Tourner Honry P, jav cier.
Van Sickle Robert E, blacksmith,
Wade Nathan B, boots shoes and harness.
Wagoner Thomas P, dentist.
Walling Ora A, meat market.
Watts Marry, Marble Works and
Siate and Metal Roofer.
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