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Watts Peter, lumber.
Weaver John, druggist and jeweler.
Weaver Walter S, jeweler.
Weesner Wm R, meat market.
Weil Bros, general store.
Welborn P C & W C, grain dealers.
White J W, dentist.
White & Corwin, flour mill.
Wilkins & Bond, foundry.
Wilkinson, Peden & Smith, flouring mills. -
Wilkinson & Peden, commission and grain. Williams & Hatfield, general store.
Wilson M M Mrs, milliner.
Woods, Monticue & Co, wagon and pump mnfrs.
Wright M T Mrs, florist.
KNIGHTSVILLE. Amining town in Clay county, with 6oo inhabitants, is located on the St. L. V. T. II. & I. R. R., 2 miles east of Brazil, the county seat, 17 miles northeast of Terre Haute. The vil- lage has three churches-Methodist, Christ. ian and Catholic. Principal export is coal. American Express. Daily mail. Andrew Oswalt, postmaster. Brown James H, meat market.
Bucklin J J, R R and Ex agt. Davis D HZ, General Store. Davis T T, physician.
Dickson W M, physician.
Dilly James N, drugs.
Hamilton John B, shoemaker.
JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of the 82 Wieit Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Capital City Cigar
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Roofing Slate. For Salo from Stock. A. ENISELY & CO.
72 and 74 W. Monroe Street, CHICAGO.
KNO AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KOK 433
Hudson Wm & John, meat market. Long W D, hotel.
Lyons John, saloon. McCowan R L, barber.
Marbele George, general store.
Martin T J, carpenter.
O-born D W, wagonmaker. Oswalt Andrew, Postmaster. Rasser E A, notary public.
Rositer Martin, saloon.
Schreopperman John, shoemaker.
Sigler F M, general store.
Smith G W, blacksmith.
Thornton F G, physician.
Watson Coal and Mining Co, coal miners. Watson Wm, coal miners.
Winklepleck E L, general store.
KNOX. The county seat of Starke county, has a population of 700, and is sit- nated 7 miles south of Hamlet, on the P. F W. & C. Ry, its shipping point. Yel- low river flows through the village, but is not used for water power. There are two churches --- Methodist and Evangelical-and a graded school in the place. Its chief ex- ports are wheat, corn and live stock. It has daily stage communication with Han- let-fare 75c., and North Judson-fare $1. Mail daily. Wm. Anderson, postmaster.
Adair James H, hotel. Adair Wm, constable.
Adkins Wm, constable. Ammons Wm H, general store.
Anderson Wina, Blacksmith. Barney J B, justice of the peace.
Barnum J B, shoemaker.
Beatty Samuel, hardware and lawyer.
Beeman George W, lawyer. Boner M C, physician.
Boyles Win C, Lawyer. Callaway Wm, hotel. Chapel Wm B Rev (Baptist).
Garner Henry, physician.
Garner Wm W, pub Starke County Enter- prise.
Harkman Joseph, constable.
Jackson T J Rev (Methodist).
Kelsey John Rev (Evangelical).
Larrew John C, Livery.
McCrackin SA, lawyer.
Mussleman O, pub Starke County Ledger.
Peelle J R, justice of the peace.
Seagraves Wm, saloon.
Seagraves W, blacksmith.
Shatto L Harvey, lawyer.
Shaw & Coleman, Drugs and Gro- ceries.
Short John E, lawyer and justice.
Starke County Enterprise (weekly), W W - Garner pub.
Starke County Ledger (weekly), O Mussle- man pub.
Swartzell Wm, general store.
KNOXVILLE. Dubois county. (See Polsonton.)
KOKOMO. The capital of Howard county, is a city of 5,800 inhabitants, lo- cated 54 miles north of Indianapolis. Its railroads comprise the I. P. & C., P. C. & St. L. and F. & K. Rys., and is the eastern terminus of the last named road. The character of the surrounding country can not be excelled in the State for agricultural purposes. The public buildings are excel- lent in appearence and architecture, and comprise the county buildings, seven churches-three Methodist, two Baptist, one Christian and one Friends-and three schools --- one high and two graded. Bonded indebtedness, $50,900. The city is lighted with gas, and has three banks-First Na- tional, Howard National and Russell, Dol- man & Co .-- and the same number of news-
(SIXTH YEAR .. ) PICKERING & PATTERSON,
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER KOK
papers -- Kokomo Tribune, (Republican), Garette (Republican) and Despatch (Demo- crat). Stage communication with Green- town, Jerome, West Liberty, Alto, West Middletown and New London daily; with Poplar Grove and Young America tri- weekly. Telegraph, Western Union. Ex press, American and United States. Mail daily. Orlando A. Somers, postmaster. Albaugh Aaron, coal and lime.
American Express Co, J T Turner agent. Anderson Alfred, saloon.
Andrews Glenn F, dentist.
Andrews, Hoses I, jr, Lumber Mnfr and Wagon Timber. (Se ady.)
Armstrong, Pickett & Co, hardware, Armstrong & Moulder, physicians.
Ball Walter J, grocer.
Barnes Wm W, grocer.
Beard Thomas, saw repairer.
Becktel Wni, produce.
Beebe Exoch M. Manufacturer
Ironing Tables. (See adr. )
Bell Sarah A Mrs, dressmaker.
Bell & McDowell, lawyers.
Bell & McNiel, lessees Kokomo Gas Light and Coke Co. Bell & Price, grocers. Biddleman W E, shoemaker. Blacklidge & Blacklidge, lawyers.
Blake Robert, jewelry.
Block & Thalman, dry goods.
Braboy Joseph, barber.
Brouse & Risinger, lawyers.
Brumback J, meat market.
Cass George W, propr Central Hotel.
Central Hotel, George W Cass propr. Chandler & Buson, furniture. Chapman George W, shoemaker. Clayburn James L, restaurant.
Clinton Mouse, J C Gilbert Propri- etor. Coblentz T L, grocer. Coffman J W, carpenter. Cale Henry €, Physician, n e cor Main and Mulberry. Comstock A D, general freight and ticket agt F&KRR. Conn L M, lawyer. Cooper Wm, physician. Cooper Wm B, physician. Craib Wm E, merchant tailor. Darby O V & Bros, dry goods. Davis S & Sons, dry goods,
Dayhuff Andrew F, physician.
DeHaven Jacob H, saloon.
Derck & Reed, wagonmaker.
Dixon & Co, hardware.
Dolan William & Co, grocers. Dolman & Purdum, boots and shoes.
Duke Bros, bakery.
Duke Geo W, city clerk. Dusner Philip, agent 1 P & C Ry.
Edwards W II, boots and shoes.
Elder Uri, restaurant,
Elliott K, lawyer. Falk C L Miss, milliner.
Felding Wm, barber,
First National Bank, capital $50,000, I Russell pres, Charles A Jay cash.
Fisse John IJ, merchant tailor.
Fleury Louis, clothing. Flynn Bros, shoemakers.
Foster Frances J, hair dresser. Foster Susanna A, dressmaker.
Friday David, clothing.
Fridlin Edward Mrs, saloon.
Gaskill R S & Co, grain dealers.
Gaskin Wm, barber.
Gause & Gideon, proprs Kokomo Gazette. Gilbert Joseph C, Proprietor Clin- ton House, n e cor Mulberry and Rail- road.
Gideon Frank M, lawyer.
Giles & Hackley, blacksmiths.
Gillin Thomas B, agt F & K. R R.
Glass W H, manager W U Tel Co.
Govern Thomas C, saloon.
Grant & Harness, lawyers.
Groves Robert T, livery.
Guthridge Thomas Mrs, hotel.
Hall Gabriel W, flour and feed.
Hamilton Eli, auction.
Harper Emma Mes, milliner.
Harris Henry C, furniture.
Harrod Jessie M, meat market.
Haseltine Ross J, jeweler,
Haseltine Wm, jeweler.
Haskett & Co, dry goods.
Hauser Charles B, restaurant.
Henderson J O & H E, proprs The Kokomo Dispatch. Hexter David, meat market.
Hillis Lee HI, harness. Hock Lewis, omnibus line. Holstock Enoch Rev (Methodist).
Hooper W, carriage mnfr. Hoover Lambert J, sewing machines.
Horine Mary A Mrs, grocer.
Howard National Bank, capital $100,000, Nathan Pickett pres, Wm B Vale cash. Hunt II & E S, lumber. Hurd & Co, humber mnirs.
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A. E. WEIGHT
Successors to Adama, Mansur & Co., 47 and 49 S. Meridian Street, Indianapolis.
Burkett & Lowe, crockery. Butcher Saul T, grocer. Cain Joseph & Son, harnessmakers. Canode T W, shoemaker. Carter John B, notions and fancy goods.
COBB & BRANHAM
keep on hand Crushed Coke at low prices.
KOK AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KOK 435
Ingels John, justice of the peace. Irwin Wm A, druggist.
Jackson E G, flour mill.
Jessup & Kelly, harness.
Johnson B B & Co, loan agts.
Johnson Horace, barber.
Johnson Isaac C, physician.
Jones Bros, livery. Jones J W, notions. Kelley A D & Co, grocers. Kern John W, lawyer.
Kern & Co, druggists. Kern & Woods, lawyers. Kinsey Jehiel, meat market. KLIKK E E, Attorney at Law, Reference Howard National Bank, s w cor Main and Sycamore. Kirk Samuel T, dentist. Knox Wm R, sewing machines. Kokomo Dispatch, JO & H E Henderson pubs. Kokomo Gas Light and Coke Co.
Clinton
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North Side Sycamore, East of Washington St., KOKOMO, IND. Manufacturer of all kinds of hard and soft timber. Wagon timber a specialty. All orders will receive prompt attention.
ENOCH M. BEEBE, Manufacturer and owner of the
Laundry Queen Ironing Table,
The most complete combination ever invented. Skirt, Bosom, Sleeve-board and Clothes Rack. Cheap, Durable. A real household necessity. Agents wanted. Ad- dress E. M. BEEBE, Manufacturer and Owner,
East Side Main, North of Walnut Street, KOKOMO, IND.
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430 KOK
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER KOK
Kokomo Gazette, Cause & Gideon pro- prietors.
Kokomo Milling Co, J M Damall pres, W Styre sec, W Trueblood treas.
Kokomo Tribune (weekly) T C Phillips' Sons pubs.
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Laman, Rosenthal & Co, flax mill.
Lane Samson G, real estate.
Laughlin Mary E, dressmaker.
Leach J M & Co, fertilizer mnfrs.
Leeds Josiah M, land agent.
Lindsay & DeLand, lawyers.
Lowder Nathazz, Restaurant, e s Main, s Walnut.
Lyon & Harvey, physician.
McDade P Rev (Baptist).
McElwee A K, meat market.
McFarland A H, carriagemaker,
McClone Henry G, grocer.
Mckinsey George W, produce.
Maas Jacob, wines and liquors, wholesale and retail.
Manuel Emery J, restaurant.
Mattix James, Hides and Pelts, se cor Railroad and Sycamore. Mavity Wm K, physician.
Metzer & Leon, clothing, Schloss Bros man- agers.
Meyer & Beck, books and stationery.
Michener & Co, founders and machinists.
Miller David C, saw filer.
Mitchell Bros, grocers.
Moore Alonzo W, wool dealer.
Moore Daniel W, marble dealer.
Moore Edwin A, grocer,
Moore George A, grocer.
Moore J E, lawyer.
Moore Wm, woolen mnfr.
Moore William & Son, woolen mnfrs.
Moore & Ellis, agl implements.
Morgan W B, brick infr.
Morris Joseph T, saloon.
Mote & McDowell, stoves and tinware.
Moulder William, shoemaker,
Muer James W, millinery.
Murray William A, sewing machines.
Newcomb Mary Mrs, propr Newcomb House.
Newcomb House, Mrs Mary Newcomb pro- prietor.
O'Brien & Garrigues, Attorneys at Law, es Main S Walnut.
Ogden George T & Son, blacksmiths. Parker Frank, saloon. Parker & Sayler, wines and liquors.
Pattison W, druggist.
Pearce W W, baker and restaurant. Pearce William W, saloon.
Phillips T C Sons, prop Kokomo Saturday
Tribune, s w cor Railroad and Mulberry. Phillips Linda E, grocer.
Pierce William D, grocer.
Pitzer Joseph D, restaurant.
Pleas Maurice E, dentist.
Pollard Clark N, lawyer.
Price Frank A, livery. Pritchard Edward, lawyer.
Ramsey Lewis J, blacksmith.
Ray John M, agt P C & St LR R.
Ray William W, tel op P C & St L Ry.
Rayburn HI Rev (Methodist).
Rayburn James C, meat market.
Redmond & Brown, grocers. Reiff Daniel T, blacksmith.
Reiff & Redmond, broom mnfrs.
Richey Samuel, real estate.
Richmond Corydon, physician.
Ross & Smith, physicians.
Russell Dolman & Co, bankers.
Rutherford A M, meat market.
Sailors Hamilton M, druggist.
Sawyer Eugene W, physician.
Saxon James, saloon.
Scofield Frank, restaurant.
Scott C A & Bro, druggists.
Scott Mary Mrs, dressmaker.
Scott Wm, physician.
Scotten James M, druggist.
Secrist John E, meat market.
Secrist, Knotts & Richards, dressmaking.
Sellers & Bro, grocers.
Sells Albert C, harness.
Shaul James, pumps. Shephard R, fish, Shewey Charles W, saloon.
Shock Ezra, gunsmith.
Sloan Samuel, barber.
Smith Albert G, physician.
Smith N B, lawyer.
Snider L, stave and heading mnfr.
Snyder House, T W Snyder propr.
Snyder Thomas W, hotel.
Steward John, boots and shoes.
Stewart & Hoss, real estate.
Stout Silas T, real estate.
Strode James M, photographer.
Styer W & H, books and stationery.
Sullivan John, grocer.
Sumner Charles P, Barber, e s Main n Walnut. Swisher Emily Mrs, milliner.
Tate George D, lumber. Thompson W H, veterinary surgeon.
Tiernan F W, physician.
Trueblood L E, com merchant.
Trueblood Minnie, milliner.
Trueblood Susan B, dressmaker.
C. BRADFORD, Solicitor of Patents, 15 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. Call or write for Information.
Merrill, Hubbard & Co.,
Booksellers, Stationers and Paper Dealers, INDIANAPOLIS.
KOL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LAC 437
Trueblood Thomas E, grocer.
' Turner J T, agt U S Express. United States Express Co, J T Turner agt. Updegraft Perry O, cigars and tobacco, Vaile & Vaile, lawyers. Vinnedge Samuel J, lumber. Waggman Samuel, pumps. Walker Aaron Rev ( Christian).
Waller Alfred I, General Agent Franklin Life Insurance Co, n w cor Main and Mulberry.
Ward & Sumption, wagon ninfrs.
Warwick Harvey, saloon.
Warwick & Miller, saloon.
Wasson Wm, blacksmith.
Welsh & Raines, hub and spoke mnfrs.
Western Union Telegraph Co, cor Walnut and Main. White Silas M, physician.
Wherrett Joseph A, tele op I P & C Ry. Wikkel LIGETy, Restaurant, e s Main, n Elm.
Wiley William T, restaurant.
Willcock R L Rev (Methodist).
Williams John E, justice of the peace. Wilson Edwin R, druggist.
Wilson Robert Q, physician.
Woods E G Rev (Friends).
KOLEEN. With a population of 200, is a place in Greene county on the B. S. O. & B. Ry, distant 8 miles from Bloom- field, the county seat. The village contains two churches -- Methodist and Christian -- and graded school. Adams Express. Mail daily. N. H. Kern, postmaster. Anderson & Flinn, general store. Bills Charles, barber.
Branam J, general store.
Cuxson W H, staves. Edward John & Son, general store. Edwards S, dry goods.
Emery John, justice of the peace.
Ferguson J Ć, real estate agent.
Fields Isaiah Rev (Christian).
Flynn Alexander, saloon. Gardner & Spaulding, cabinetmakers. Hartzell H L, physician.
Kern & Clark, Drugs and Groceries. Meck H, hoop poles. Mitchell Sarah, general store. Sinclair Wayman, fancy goods. Stults H, saw mill.
Watling Rev ( Methodist).
KOSCIUSKO. Kosciusko county. (See Wooster.)
KOSSUTHI. A place of 100 inhabi-
tants in Monroe township, Washington county, 7 miles north of Salem, the county seat, and the nearest shipping point. It has two religious denominations Metho- dist and Presbyterian. Mail received semi- weekly. B. F. Pugh, postmaster. Lock Wood Store. General
FUCK ERS, Postmaster. Ribelin M L, general store. Tucker T M, physician. Weir A Z, physician.
Wilson O Z, physician.
KOUT'S STATION. Known simply as Kout's locally, is a place of 400 inhabitants in Pleasant township, Porter county, and a station on the P. C. & St. I .. Ry., 15 miles south of Valparaiso, the county seat. Grain, hay and live stock are shipped. Express, American. Mail daily. H. A. Wright, postmaster.
Brembaugh John, justice of the peace.
Childers Joseph, wagon dealer.
Chincoski Wm, blacksmith.
Crawford II B, lawyer.
Douglass SEX, Drugs. Ennis Nicholas, shoemaker.
George W, shoemaker.
Hickman George billiards.
Hodgins James, hotel.
Hodgins Joseph, meat market.
Huberer EM, Wagonmaker.
Kee Wm, blacksmith.
Koutts B, general store and R R and Ex agt. Koutts J W, carpenter.
Marsh D L, grocer.
Mosier George, notary public.
Pierce W, constable.
Rosenbaum H, grocer.
True James, justice of the peace.
Welch B A, physician.
Wheeler D D, hotel.
Williamson M, grocer.
WVitham Simon, lawyer. Wollbrandt F, saloon.
Wright IX A, General Store, Hay, Grain and Live Stock Dealer.
Wright H A & Co, Real Estate and Loan Agents.
LACONIA. A village having a popu- lation of 200, located in Boone township. Harrison county, 15 miles southeast of Corydon, the county seat, and 2 miles north of Tobacco Landing, on the Ohio river, contains three churches -- Methodist, Presbyterian and Catholic. Tri-weekly
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mail. Stage route to New Albany-fare, SI. C. B. Roby, postmaster.
Ashton John T, grain and fertilizers.
Ashton & Harris, Saw and Flour Mill.
Bauman T, furniture and undertaker.
Conrad Bros, saw mill.
Elbert T & Bro, saw mill, stave and head- ing mnfrs.
Forbis B F, physician.
Harris Hilton D, blacksmith and justice.
Inman Charles, wagonmaker.
Kandie W A, physician.
King James, grocer.
Lenan HI, blacksmith.
Morris J L, shoemaker.
Neafus Franklin, general store.
O'Conner George, hotel and saloon.
Roby C E, General Store.
Roby C B je, justice of the peace.
Waltz Otto, clothing.
Webb Spencer J, wagonmaker.
LA CROSSE. At crossing of P. C. & St. L. and L. N. A. & C. Rys, in Dewey township, Laporte county, has 50 inhab- itants, and is situated 30 miles southwest of Laporte, the county seat. Express, Amer- ican. Mail daily. Elias Osborn, post- master.
Gudejohn John, justice of the peace.
Huncheon Ellen, hotel.
Huncheon Patrick, township trustee.
Long James S, hay press.
Machler H, grocer.
Osborn Elias, Farmer. Schimmel Philip, hay press.
LADOGA, This prosperous village of 1,500 inhabitants is situated in Clark township, Montgomery county, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, 10 miles southeast of Craw- fordsville court house. This is the location of the Central Normal College, the propri- etors of which have recently erected a new chapel building, capable of seating 600 persons. Raccoon creek furnishes power to drive one flour mill, and that, together with two other steam flour mills, two saw mills, a tannery, planing mill, stave factory and one woolen mill, comprise the principal manufactories of the village. The religious and business interests include five churches -Baptist, Christian, Methodist, Dunkard, and Presbyterian -two hotels, and a weekly newspaper, the Leader, exclusive of its many stores and shops, which are presided over and owned by energetic, intelligent business men, its chief exports are flour,
grain and live stock. Express, American and L. N. A. & C. Telegraph, Western Union. Daily mail. James C. Knox, post- master.
Anderson Caleb II R, flour mill.
Anderson, Grimes & Co, woolen mill.
Anderson & Henry, hardware.
Ashby & Miller, grain dealers.
Bateman George W, four mill.
Bigg: R W, agt L. N A & C Ry and Ex Cos.
Bonsack Daniel, tanner.
Brookshire Fanny Mrs, dressmaker.
Brown John D, grocer.
Buckingham Tracy W, hotel.
Carman Isaac, saw mill.
Clark & Carroll, saddles and harness.
Cline & Caraway, Dealers and Pub- lishers of Popular Subscription Books. (See adv.) Cochran Leonidas B, physician.
Conklin Wm H, shoemaker.
Coppage Llewellyn J, lawyer.
Daugherty James M, organs and pianos.
Dinwiddie Charles, painter.
Donaldson Joseph W, physician.
Dougherty Bros, flour mill.
Drake Moses C, druggist.
Fanning John, saloon.
Freeman David P Mrs, fruits.
Gayhart Andrew, shoemaker.
Gibson John L, barber.
Gill Frank Rev (Christian).
Gill Wm B, lumber and justice.
Gilmore Louisa W Mrs, dressmaker.
Goforth Isaac, painter.
Graves Brantley H, livery.
Hall Nancy, hotel. Harney & Fuller, grain dealers.
Harshbarger Wm Rev (Dunkard).
Herod Luther, blacksmith.
Herod Wym KE, Lawyer.
Howard Wm W, cigars and tobacco.
Hulett Henry B, insurance agt.
Indiana Central Normal College.
Jackson Lewis, barber.
Jenkins Wm H, jeweler and Express agt.
Johnson Bros, live stock.
Kally James, saloon. Kinder R C, pub Ladoga Leader.
Kneff Wm H, brick mnfr.
Knox James C, Postmaster.
Kyle John W, wagonmaker.
Kyle & McGinnis, dry goods.
Ladoga Leader (weekly), R C Kinder pub.
Laurance Theodore C, photographer.
Lowman N W, saloon.
Luman Lizzie Miss, dressmaker.
McClamroch John, hats and caps.
McNary Patrick, justice of the peace.
BINGHAM, WALK & NAVEE'
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Mahorney John C, physician.
Miller R II. Rev (Dunkard).
Mills House, Nancy Hall propr.
Mitchell John M, undertaker and furniture.
Montgomery Mary Mrs, dressmaker.
Nicholson Benjamin H, blacksmith.
Nicholson John W, dentist.
Noland Stephen Rev (Baptist).
O'Haver Frank C, marble works.
O'Rear Joseph H, general store.
Osborn Jasper N, justice of the peace.
Porter J V Rev ( Baptist).
Poynter D T Rev (Baptist).
Pritchet Wm C, barber.
Rapp Mathias, carriage and wagonmaker.
Rapp M A, marshal.
Rhoads & Stamp, bakers and confectioners.
Rice Catherine Mrs, dressmaker.
Rice George T, meat market.
Rice Humphrey, wagonmaker.
Ridge Joel Rev (Christian).
Routson Henty C, pianos and organs.
Routson James C, jeweler,
Scott Alexander M, general store.
Scott A K. Mrs, milliner.
Scott Wm HI, livery.
Siddell J H Rev (Methodist).
Sines Joseph M V, furniture.
Smith & Manter, boots and shoes.
Snodgrass & Huntington, carpenters and planing mill.
Souther Sarah J Mrs, dressmaker.
Souther & Yeagley, blacksmiths.
Stamp Daniel, baker.
Strattan James C, grocer.
Stringer Limledge, furniture.
Summers & Sharp, plasterer.
Thompson David F, saw mill.
Venard & Wilson, druggists.
Vurpillat Mary Mrs, milliner.
Weaver Robert W, furniture.
Widdop Wm, merchant tailor.
Williams Bros, grocers.
Wilson J B, physician.
Wood Joseph, tailor.
Yeagley & Bro, hardware. Zimmerman & Dicks, meat market.
LAFAYETTE. The most beauti- ful city in the Wabash valley, situated on the Wabash river, in a remarkably fertile agricultural district, is the county seat of Tippecanoe county, 64 miles northwest of Indianapolis, and 195 miles southeist of Chicago. Lafayette was incorporated as a city in 1853, but is one of the oldest places in the State, with a population of 24,761, is artistically laid out, well lighted with gas, and justly claiming the finest water works in the State, water being forced from the river into an immense reservoir 3 miles distant, cost of same about $300,000, making the city a bonded indebtedness of $275,000. It has an excellent police force, and well managed fire department. The list of schools comprise 5 public buildings, the Purdue University, and the Star City Business College, conducted by P. W. Ken- nedy, bearing a deservedly high reputation for the thoroughness of its instruction in all branches. Its libraries are the township and Y. M. C. A. The following are identified with the manufacturing interests of the place: three boot and shoe manufactories, car builder, three pork packers, six flour mills, two paper box factories, soap facto- ry, two pump manufactories, woolen mill, barrel manufactory, two tanneries, iron fence manufacturer, several foundries, and saw mills. Of the above the firm of Harding & Smith, manufacturers of iron fence and post-hole augurs, are energetic business men, their fencing having an excellent rep- utation throughout the State. The press is well represented by numerous publica- tions known as follows: Daily and Week- ly Journal and Courier (Republican), Dis- patch (Democratic); weeklies, Sunday Morn- · ing Leader (Independent), Saturday Evening
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A PONTABLE CIULAY SAW EVILL .:
driven profitably by a Thre hing Ingthe, natufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, ·! Za y Indianapolis, Ind. See page 9.
440 LAF INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER LAAF
News, and Deutsche Amerikaner; Semi-month- ly, Temperance Herald and Trade Journal.
It is the pride of Lafayette, that in addi- tion to its schools it has ample religious fa- cilities, having 23 churches, including near- ly all denominations. . In the court house square will be found a flowing artesian well, the water having excellent medicinal prop- erties.
Lafayette has unusual railroad facilities, five roads pass through the place, known as follows : the C. I. St. L. & C., L. & C., L. E. & W., W. St. L. & P. and L. N. A. C. Rys. Fourteen hotels furnish the city with good accommodations. It has 7 banks-4 national, I savings and 2 private.
The United States, Pacific and American express, and Western Union, American Union and Atlantic & Pacific telegraph companies have offices here. Wm. S. Lin- gle, postmaster.
Abernathy Thomas B, saw and planing mill, foot of south.
Aholtz Leah Miss, millinery, 56 Ferry.
Alexander James F, architect, nr foot of Main.
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