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Caldwell S N, physician.
Dunlap John, General Store and Jus- tice.
Rutherford J K Rev, (Methodist). Smoot W S, constable. .
JULIETTA. Eleven miles east of Indianapolis, on the C., H. & I. R. R., con- tains a population of 45, and is located in
Warren township, Marion county. It has Methodist and Lutheran churches, and ex- ports grain and live stock. W. C. Weber, postmaster.
Fout F, blacksmith.
Lagel F Rev, (Lutheran). Morgan M V, physician.
Tramer C Rev, (Methodist). Weber W C, General Store and R R Agt.
KANKAKEE. Is a recently estab- lished country postoffice, sometimes called Davis, located on the Kankakee River and P., Ft. W. & C. R'y, in Davis township, Starke county, 9 miles north of Knox court house. Population, 24. A. J. Switzer, postmaster and R. R. agent.
KASSON. With no village settle- ment, is a rural postoffice in German town- ship, Vanderburgh county, 5 miles north- west of Evansville, the county seat and shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. John V. Fares, postmaster.
KECKS CHURCH. Once known as Kecksville, is the location of 50 persons in McCameron township, Martin county, 14 miles northwest of West Shoals court house and 10 miles north of Loogootee, its shipping station on the O. & M. R'y. T. J. Gore, postmaster.
Banks J, blacksmith.
Edmondson John, blacksmith.
Gore & Son, General Store. McNabb O H, physician.
D. W. ROUSH, Pres. B. S. SCALES, Leader and Director. ROB'T JAY, Sec. and Tres.
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F. M. LOTTRIDGE & SON,
Carriage & Wagon Makers,
BLACKSMITHING and HORSE SHOEING,
Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to at reasonable rates. JONESBORO, IND.
THOS. H. CLAPP, Optician and Watchmaker, 93 North Pennsylvania Street,
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Marshall J B, carpenter. Marshall J G, carpenter. Thomas W J, physician and drugs.
KEENER. Established in 1879, is a post village of 75 inhabitants, located in township of same name, Jasper county, 25 miles northwest of Rensselaer, the county" seat and banking town. Thayer, distant 5 miles on the C. & I. Air Line R'y., is the place of shipment. Semi-weekly stage to Lake village; fare, $1; and Rose Lawn ; fare, 50 cents. George DeBoer, postmaster. Antrim Thomas, physician. Baker Jacob, live stock.
Bentley S J, general store. Brooks A, blacksmith.
De Boer George, Live Stock. Fairchild ED, justice of the peace. Shortridge Irenus, justice of the peace. Shortridge Samuel Rev, clergyman.
KELSEYVILLE. Is the location of 150 persons, in Aboite township, Allen · county, 11 miles west of Fort Wayne, the county seat and banking town. Arcola, 4} miles north on the P., Ft. W. & C. R'y., is the shipping depot. The village contains Christian and Methodist churches, 1 flour mill and 2 saw mills. Amos Hatfield, postmaster.
Aker A B, saw mill. Aker Daniel W, blacksmith. Aker & Hogston, Saw Mill.
Cory John N, live stock.
Esterline William, blacksmith.
Hatfield Amos, Farmer.
Hyler Salathiel, carpenter. Kelsey S B, flour mill and stock.
Kelsey William A, saw mill.
Kelsey & Hatfield, well borers.
Presler & Sons, broom handle manufactur- . ers. Reed E L, physician. Vanhoolzen George, apiarian.
KELSO. A hamlet possessed of 150 inhabitants, located in township of same name, Dearborn county, 14 miles north west of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat and banking town. Guilford, 7 miles southeast, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., is the ship- ping station. The village was formerly known as Dover, and supports I Catholic church. Thomas G. Murtaugh, postmaster. Andres John, wagonmaker, general store, hotel and grain cradle factory. Barker Edward, wagonmaker. Bregeman B Rev, (Catholic). Korti Anton, shoemaker. Merckle J George, builder and contractor. Murtaugh T G & C C, General Store.
Probst John, justice of the peace.
Probst & Doyle, sawmill and blacksmiths. Shafer Philip, general store. Snider Frank, shoemaker. Theders B H, shoemaker.
Zimmer Adam, blacksmith.
KELSO. Huntington county. (See Majenica.)
KEMPTON. This progressive vil- lage of 350 inhabitants is located on the L. E. & W. R. R'y., in Jefferson township, Tipton county, 10 miles west of Tipton, the county seat and banking town. Thirty car loads of freight are shipped per month, con- sisting of staves, heading, lumber, grain " and hogs. Ex., U. S. Tel., W. U. Joseph A. Stephenson, postmaster.
Adkinson John M, justice and furniture.
Armstrong James K, live stock.
Bodkin Clara, milliner.
Boothe Bros, General Store.
Burkhardt E L, wagon and carriagemaker. Canfield A O, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Corn Frank, saloon.
Fostrom Charles, grain.
Fostrom Hays, hardware and agricultural implements.
McNichols David, carpenter.
Mozengo & Kemp, flour mill.
Power W J, saw and planing mill.
Reese J W, dry goods.
Reese Thomas J, R R and ex agt.
Smith John W, stave dealer.
Smith & Kemp, heading manufacturers and lumber. Stanahan William Rev, (Methodist). Stephenson & Co, Druggists. Stilwell Bros, tile manufacturers. Stilwell F C, dry goods. .
Ward L B, physician.
Williams M J, physician.
KENDALLVILLE. This impor- tant manufacturing city of 3,000 inhabit- ants, is located at crossing of Air Line Div. L. S. & M. S. and G. R. & I. R. R's in Wayne township, Noble county, 10 miles north of Albion court house, 26 north of Fort Wayne, and 133 west of Toledo, O. This is probably the most important grain market of its size in northern Indiana, in addition to this extensive trade it has, in the manufacturing line, 2 handle factories, 1 planing mill, a wind mill factory, 2 saw mills, 1 tannery, 2 flour mills, 1 clothes rack factory, 2 cooper shops, 1 fishing lamp factory, a brewery, 1 grain cradle factory, 1 brick yard, an eave trough factory, and a tile yard. Kendallville carries a bond- ed debt of $2,500, has real and personal property (assessed value) amounting to
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$675,000, and supports 8 churches-Metho- dist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Catholic, Chris- tian, Lutheran, German Methodist, and Allbright, graded and high schools, a good fire department, a national bank, 3 hotels, 1 monthly and 3 weekly newspapers-Bee- keeper's Guide, (monthly,) Review, News, and Standard (weekly). Grain is largely ex- ported. Ex., U. S. and Adams. Tel., W. U. James Nellis, postmaster.
Abell Lemuel F, druggist and physician.
Ackerman Solomon H, handle manufac- turer.
Adams Sylvester S, Cooper.
Aichele Charles G, insurance agt and res- taurant.
Arnold Jane E Mrs, dressmaker.
Axel Philip, barber.
Ayers I R & Co, carriagemakers.
Baker James R, fishing lamp manufacturer.
Baker W A Mrs, dressmaker.
Barhalter Fanny Mrs, furniture and under- taker.
Barhite Bros & Co, grocers.
Bassett William M, physician.
Bates M J Mrs, milliner.
Becker & Gabet, brewers.
Beckman Louis, jeweler.
Bee-Keepers' Guide, (monthly), A G Hill, publisher.
Bittikoffer John, jeweler.
Boggs Alexander M, cooper.
Bower Henry C, agt G R & IR R.
Boyer Albert M, grocer.
Brillhart George A, hardware.
Brill hart Samuel B, flour mill.
Brock House, H L Reed, Propr. (See adv.)
Brown Bros, blacksmiths.
Brown John S, physician.
Bunyan W & J R, druggists.
Burgwitz Hans, grocer.
Campbell & Taber, dry goods.
Carpenter Bros, barbers.
Carrel Charles W, agt L S & MSR R.
Chapin & Barr, lawyers.
Cox William H, photographer.
Cushing W C, ice dealer.
Deibele John, saw mill and hardware.
Diggins Wesley A, barber.
Drake Nelson, meat market.
Duerr John, grocer.
Dunbar Jefferson, books.
Dunlap R, physician.
O. F. ROGERS & SON,
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Emerick Sampson T, justice of the peace. Emerson John, grocer.
Empire House, Mrs Lottie A Metcalf, propr. Engel Jonas, merchant tailor.
First National Bank ; capital, $100,000 ; John Mitchell, prest; J G Waltman, cashr.
Fischer William P, Publisher Kendallville Review.
Fish S W & Sons, grocers. Fisher Charles, tailor.
Flint, Walling & Co, manufacturers Star Wind Engine.
Foehls J Adam, saloon.
Ford Frank P, photographer.
Franke Henry, shoemaker.
Freyermuth Emil G, physician.
Fryer Isaac, florist.
Gappinger John, harness, leather and hides. Geddis William, blacksmith.
Gilbert Joseph L, physician.
Glosser W W & Co, grocers.
Goodwin Lucius E, lawyer.
Graham Seth, Carriagemaker.
Grant William H, shoemaker.
Graves Thomas L, lawyer.
Grout Allison E, agt U S Ex Company.
Hall & Conlogue, lawyers.
Hamilton & Gallup, lumber.
Hartman Godfried, tailor.
Hartsuck, Holbrook & Co, manufacturers , eave trough hangers.
Hastings Joseph H, carriagemaker.
Helman Harman L, grocer.
Herman & Krueger, saloon.
Hill Alanson G, manufacturer bee-keepers supplies and publisher of Bee-Keepers Guide.
Hinkley Benjamin, agricultural imple- ments.
Hitchcock Leonard F, grain cradle manu- facturer.
Hutt John W, saloon. Hyman Lew, saloon.
Jackman Olive Miss, milliner.
Jacobs Daniel, shoemaker.
Johnson Enoch G, carpenter.
Johnston William C, tanner.
Jones R C & Co, brick and tile manufac- turers.
Kaiser John, grocer.
Keller J & Co, general store. Keller & Kann, produce. Kelly House, J B & J D Kelly, proprs.
Kendallville News, A S Parker, publisher.
Kendallville Review, W P Fis- cher, publisher.
Kendallville Standard, H J Long, Publisher. Kieser Frederick, saloon. Kime Bros, vinegar manufacturers.
Kinney Joseph M, veterinary surgeon.
Knox Joseph, blacksmith.
Kraner Jacob, baker.
Lang Julius, boots and shoes. Loeb Isaac, livery.
Lohman G H & Co, druggists.
Long Henry J, Publisher Kendall- ville Standard.
Long H J Mrs, milliner.
Loomis S J M, dry goods.
McCray H & Son, produce.
McMillen Charles H, justice of the peace.
Mains Vincent C, lawyer.
Marquardt Jacob, meat market.
Marquardt John H, druggist.
Merkling George S, furniture and under- taker.
Metcalf Lottie A Mrs, propr Empire House.
Miles Henry P, produce.
Moyer Henry A, dentist.
Park Amos B, hardware.
Parker Asher S, publisher Kendallville News.
Pullman Bernard, marble dealer.
Reed, Hamilton & Gallup, handle manu- facturers.
Reed Herbert L, Propr Brock House. (See adv.)
Reed Lucius N, lumber and planing mill. Reyher J & Co, general store.
Rogers O F & Son, Manufacturers Clothes Racks. (See adv.)
Ross Allison T, boots and shoes.
Ruth Henry, physician.
Ruth H & Co, druggists.
Schmidt John A, shoemaker.
Schwartz Mary Mrs, restaurant.
Severance Samuel F, stoves and tinware ..
Shults Charles, harnessmaker.
Slicht Henry J, carriages and wagons.
Sprandel Gustave, furniture.
Strater William, blacksmith.
Taber Freeman, flour and saw mill. Taylor Catherine Mrs, milliner. Teal George A, physician.
Teal George B, hardware.
Teal Joseph M, dentist.
Teal Norman, physician.
Teal W B, tobacco and cigars .. Thompson Lewis A, grocer.
Wadsworth Joseph T, justice of the peace. Ward Harris D, dry goods, boots and shoes. Wehmeyer Herman, saloon.
White Edward J, painter.
Whitford Joseph A, justice of the peace. Williams N & Son, physicians.
Wolff Phillip, saloon.
Zirwes Mathias, blacksmith.
KENT. Is situated on Big. creek in Republican township, Jefferson county, 9 miles west of Madison, the county seat, banking town and shipping station. One saw mill derives power from the creek.
L. Everingham & Co.,
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Christian and Methodist churches are sus- tained. Population, 100. W. H. Mont-
gomery, postmaster.
Anderson T D, blacksmith.
Barker L D, shoemaker.
Bennett A M, general store.
Blankenship J H, wagonmaker.
Buxton J B, general store and hotel.
Chambers W J, blacksmith.
Cosley W L, flour mill.
Johnson W H & Bro, saw mill.
Jones J L, justice of the peace.
Lewis G C, physician.
Montgomery W H, General Store. Parsons J, physician.
Sanderson Thomas, physician. Wheat Isaac H, general store.
KENTLAND. This incorporated town of 1100, the county seat of Newton county, is situated on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, 56 miles west of Logansport, and 100 north- east of Indianapolis. The town is rapidly increasing in population and commerce and contains 4 churches-Methodist, Catholic, Christian and Presbyterian, a graded school, 3 hotels, 1 bank, good grain elevators, 1 flour mill and 3 weekly newspapers-Ga- zette, People's Press and News. The surround- ing country is a rich and productive prai- rie section, especially adapted to the growth of hay and grain, and these form its chief exports. Kentland is not excelled by any town of like size in northern Indiana for thrift and general activity. Ex., Adams and U. S. Tel., W. U. Wilson Beckner, postmaster.
Alexander Harriet A Miss, dressmaker. Allan Robert W, wagonmaker.
Arendt Christopher, boots and shoes.
Ash John H, lawyer.
Beckner James F, physician.
Beckner Samuel H, physician.
Bishopp David L, Lawyer.
Bishopp & Pfrimmer, Real Estate and Insurance.
Blain J & Co, general store.
Bridgeman George M, county recorder.
Bumgartner F X Rev, (Catholic). Canders Delia P Mrs, millinery.
Chaffee Jerome C M, coroner and physician. Clark Emma Miss, dressmaker.
Clure James, tailor.
Couch & Plunkett, blacksmiths.
Coulter Israel H, jeweler. Cummings William, lawyer.
Cunningham Terrance, grain dealer. Cuthbert John, saloon." Davis Charles L, lawyer.
Davis Charles W, lumber and hardware. Davis John G, county clerk.
Discount and Deposit Bank, G W McCray, prest ; John Ade, cashr.
Donaldson Ne Vance R, agt P, C & St L
R'y and U S and Adams Ex Companies. Dunham Lydia Mrs, dressmaker.
Dunham Warren N, physician.
Eastburn David J, publisher Newton County News
Fletcher Barney, painter.
Frankenberger Charles, furniture.
French & Conner, publishers Kentland Ga- zette.
Gauthier James H, grocer.
Goff Gilbert, general store.
Graham & Jones, real estate.
Harnish Theodore H, photographer.
Hatch Jethro A, physician.
Hetzner Christian, shoemaker.
Holden William D, Propr Holden Hotel.
Hoober Eugene, blacksmith.
Hoober & Fletcher, blacksmiths.
Hubertz John, Saloon and Hotel, Fine Wines, Liquors, etc.
Hull Alice Mrs, millinery.
Imes House, James H Imes, propr.
Jenkins George G, county treasurer.
Jones Milton, justice of the peace.
Keefe & Bro, grocers.
Kenoyer Allen W, justice of the peace.
Kent Alexander J, general store and flour mill.
Kent Bela C, bakery and restaurant.
Kent Horace D, coal and wood.
Kentland Gazette, French & Conner, proprs.
Kirch Nicholas, saloon.
Lattin Shepherd, barber.
Linfoot George, livery stable.
Linfoot Thomas, meat market.
Littlejohn & Groves (T B Little- john and S A Groves), Bakery and Res- taurant, Candies, Nuts, Canned Goods, Fruits, etc ; Meals Served at all Hours. McCain Richard. physician.
Mccullough W S & Co, druggists.
McPherson Cyrus, real estate.
Myers George M, barber.
Newton County News (weekly), David J Eastburn, publisher.
Noble Stillman M, jeweler.
Peacock John, real estate.
People's Press, John D Spottswood, pub- lisher.
Perry William, harness.
Platt Harvey B, dentist.
Poole & Bro, hardware.
Quinn Thomas, saloon.
Rachon Adolph, blacksmith.
Raub, Earl & Henry, grain elevator.
Rettinger Christian, boots and shoes. Rider George D, lumber.
Rivaid Delphie Miss, dressmaker.
Rosenthal Harris, general store.
Ross Bros, painters. Ross Frank, grocer.
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Saunderson James T, insurance. Saunderson & Comparet, lawyers.
Schuh Joseph J, Blacksmith and Wagonmaker.
Schuh & Spalding, Dealers in all Kinds of Agricultural Implements.
Sharp Alexander, county auditor.
Shepard Otis, county surveyor. Slawson Cyrus, grain and flax. Slutz Worley B Rev, (Methodist).
Smith Elam G, druggist.
Spottswood John B, publisher People's Press.
Ulrey John W S, sheriff. Urmston E Littell, lawyer. Vance & De Voe, hardware.
Walton Henry P, grocer.
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Ward Peter H, Lawyer and Abstracts of Title. Williams Jay W, hardware and stoves. Young Lucy C Mrs, dressmaker.
KERCHEVAL. Formerly called Lincoln City, is a post office and station on the L., E. & St L. R. R. in Carter township, Spencer county, 18 miles north of Rockport, the county seat and banking town. Popu- lation, 50. Ex. Adams. Henry Bender, postmaster.
Bender Henry, Lumber. Gentry J, saw mill. Miller S C, insurance agt. Newton J I, general store. Rinnert John, saloon.
KEWANNA. An incorporated town of 400 inhabitants, located in Union township, Fulton county, 12 miles west of Rochester, the county seat and banking town, and same distance east of Winamac, the most available shipping station. Tri- weekly stage to Winamac ; fare, round trip, $1; and Rochester ; fare, round trip, $1.50. J. W. Carter, postmaster.
Apt H B, justice of the peace.
Blair Rufus, hardware. Broadsord & Graham, flour mill.
Cannon & Calvin, general store.
Carter Jesse W, Notary Public. Cleland W T, physician. Coulter J R, saloon. Fogleson John, hotel. Fogleson William, barber. Friend John, blacksmith. Graham F H, justice of the peace.
Heimburger F J, blacksmith.
Hiland & Hudkins, Furniture. Hilton & Sister, dressmakers. Howell J Q, physician. Killmer A M, milliner. Killmer Charles, grocer. Mills L C, sewing machines. Patty T W, saddler.
Phillips Hickman, general store. Phillips J C & Leiter, Genera Store.
Reed William F, wagonmaker. Rheno W H, boots and shoes. Sears John, carpenter.
Stubbs John, boots and shoes. Talbott G P, meat market.
Thompson A R, physician. Weirick Sisters, milliners.
Zellers Samuel, blacksmith.
. KEYSTONE. Is a station and post- office on F. W., C. & L. R. R., located in Chester township, Wells county, 11 miles southwest of Bluffton, the county seat and banking town. Population, 118. Ship- ments, grain and live stock. William
Walker, postmaster. Bell James, R R agt. Bryson J C, lumber. Cassel George, physician. Edington S C, saw mill and lumber.
Hutchens David, hotel and justice. Maddox L E, physician. Miller Eli, blacksmith.
Neal & Bennett, grain. Risley F P, drugs.
Rockwell J J, physician.
Templeton William H, general store. Twibell William M, carpenter.
Walker William, General Store, Grain and Live Stock. Wilson 'J W, grocer.
KILMORE. Is a station and post- office on L. Div. T. H. & I. R'y., located in Owen township, Clinton county, 42 miles north of Frankfort, the county seat and banking town. With a population of 110 the village supports 1 Methodist church. Grain and live stock are exported. Am. Ex. B. F. Alexander, postmaster.
Alexander B F, General Store and Ex Agt.
Boyles James W, grain and live stock and R R agt.
Cornelison T, blacksmith and justice.
Douglass Samuel, physician and general store.
Hendricks Edward, blacksmith.
Michael F T, shoemaker. Price D T, insurance. Ticen S C, undertaker.
Ticen & Michael, saw mill.
KIMBERLIN. Isa recently estab- lished postoffice located in Marion town- ship, Boone county, 15 miles northwest of Lebanon court house, the location of near- est bank and shipping station. Grain, lum- ber and staves are marketed. Population, 53. William A Sims, postmaster.
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Elder Thomas, constable. Good George, shoemaker. Miller George E, General Store. Nicholson William, live stock. Purdy J C, physician. Wyatt L D, blacksmith.
KINGSBURY. This village of 300 inhabitants, is located on the C. & G. T. R. R., in Union township, Laporte county, 6 miles south of Laporte, the county seat and banking town. Two flour mills derive power from Vail creek. Grain and live stock are exported. Ex., Am. Tel., W. U. L. D. Brand, postmaster.
Brand L D, Ex Agt and General Store. Butterworth & Clayton, flour mill. Cathren J V, dentist. Ellsworth H N, physician.
Grover & Closser, grain. Ingram C H, blacksmith.
Lackey J M Rev, (Baptist). ..
Mecum Robert, Blacksmith. Peppenger Chauncey, barber. Quigley L T, shoemaker. Sayler A, wagonmaker. Showers C E, R R agt. Steigley W, flour mill.
Wilcox W W, drugs.
Wineholt Bros, General Store. Young John, gunsmith.
KING'S STATION. Is a post- office and station on line of E. & T. H. R. R., located in Patoka township, Gibson county, 32 miles south of Princeton, the county seat and banking town, and 24 north of Evansville. It has telephone connection with both places. Grain and tile comprise its exports. Population, 150. Adams Ex. G. W. Bivin, postmaster.
Bivin G W, General Store, R R and Ex Agt. Jones F M, blacksmith. King Rev, (Methodist). Latham Joseph Rev, (Baptist). Lucas R L, hotel. McKain J D, cooper.
Weber Henry, engineer.
Woods A J, flour mill. Yochum J, wagonmaker.
KINGSTON. In Fuget township, Decatur county, contains 150 inhabitants, and is located 6 miles northeast of Greens- burgh, the county seat and banking town and shipping station. Lumber is shipped. Daily stage to Clarksburgh and Greens- burgh., S. R. Stewart, postmaster. Hollensby Henry, saw mill. Hopkins J B, trustee. Jackson A C, blacksmith. Jinks Andrew, saw mill.
Lowe Alfred, justice. Meek T F, justice.
Rankin A T Rev, (Presbyterian). Stewart S R & Son, General Store.
KINZIE. Is a rural postoffice and station on the N. Y. C. & St. L. R. R., lo- cated in Jackson township, Kosciusko county, 15 miles southeast of Warsaw court house. Grain and live stock are shipped. John Kinzie, postmaster and grocer.
KIRKLAND. Adams county. (See Gath.)
KIRKLIN. Located on the C. & I. Air Line R'y, in township of same name, Clinton county, 12 miles southeast from Frankfort, the county seat and banking town. This is an incorporated town of 300 inhabitants, containing Methodist and Pres- byterian churches, 1 flour mill, 2 saw mills, a tile factory, and 2 brick yards. Its ex- ports consist of produce, wool, grain, staves and lumber. W. A. Huffine, postmaster. Ball R F Rev, justice of the peace.
Beach C H, General Store. Bennett John, saloon.
Bennett N, brick, manufacturer.
Bogan & Holmes, physicians. Boulden A, saw mill.
Cain George & Bro, blacksmiths.
Conyers & Pavy, saw mill. Fall W D, physician. Fulkerson J, live stock.
Gipson S P, brick manufacturer.
Harding & Son, blacksmiths.
Harding & Williams, harness.
Haynes V, carpenter. Hodge John, flour mill.
Hodge Thomas, tile manufacturer.
Hollis Frank, shoemaker.
Howard J M Rev, (Methodist).
Huffine W A, General Store.
Jaques Bros, meat market.
Mckenzie D, General Store. Moore W, physician.
Niles J, hotel and livery.
Palmer J Y, undertaker.
Purdy & Borden, harnessmakers.
Searcy & Thompson, milliners.
Simmons E, physician.
Taylor William, livery.
Tuck N F Rev, (Presbyterian).
Wilds George, General Store. Wilds J T, drugs.
Wills J E, barber.
KIRKPATRICK. Arecently estab- lished postoffice, located in Madison town- ship, Montgomery county, on T., C. & St. L. R'y., 16 miles north of Crawfordsville court house. Population, 40. Exports-
R. L. POLK & CO.
DIRECTORY OFFICE, S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
** OYSTERS, FRUITS AND CANNED GOODS* UNION OYSTER CO., OF BALTIMORE.
Brauch, 40 North Illinois Street, - -
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Indianapolis, Ind.
460 KIR
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grain and live stock. J. W. Kirkpatrick, postmaster. Bergman J T, drugs. Brown L L, physician.
Kirkpatrick & Berryman, Gen- eral Store.
Price Henry, blacksmith.
Sheak & Church, general store.
KIRKSVILLE. Is a recently estab- lished rural postoffice, located in Indian Creek township, Monroe county, 10 miles southwest of Bloomington, the county seat and banking town, and 6 miles southwest of Clear Creek, its shipping depot on the L., N. A. & C. R. R. A. M. Lane, postmaster. Blalock Andrew, blacksmith.
Lane & Kirk, General Store.
KIT. Established in 1880, is a post village of 40 inhabitants, located in Jack- son township, Jay county, 8} miles north of Portland, the county seat, banking town and place of shipment. Daily stage to Camden ; fare, 25 cents; and Portland ; fare, 75 cents. Lumber, spokes and pro- duce are marketed. B. G. Arthur, post- master.
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