Polk's Indiana State gazetteer and business directory, 1882-1883 Volume II, Part 61

Author: R.L. Polk & Co. cn
Publication date: 1882
Publisher: Indianapolis, Ind. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1362


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Arthur B G, Postmaster. Barr John H, General Store.


Lewis T E, spoke manufacturer and saw mill.


KNIGHTSTOWN. This flourish- ing incorporated town of 1,850 inhabitants is pleasantly located on Blue river and the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Wayne township, Henry county, 14 miles southwest of New- castle court house, 34 east of Indianapolis, and same distance west of Richmond. It was first platted in 1828, is entirely free from bonded debt, has good business blocks, wide, clean streets, 1 academy, 2 graded schools, 7 churches-Methodist, Presbyteri- an, Catholic, Christian, Friends, Baptist, and A. M. E .- a national bank, and 2 ho- tels. The Soldiers' Orphans' Home, a State institution, is located 1} miles south of the town. Two newspapers, the Shield and Ban- ner, are issued weekly. Blue river fur- nishes power to operate 3 flour mills, which, together with 3 planing mills, a flax bag- ging factory, 1 brick yard, 2 saw mills, 1 foundry, 2 drain tile factories, and 1 pump factory, comprise the principal manufac- tories here. Grain, live stock and flour are exported at the rate of from 65 to 70 car loads per month. Daily stage to Car- thage; fare 25 cents. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. John F. Bell, postmaster.


Adams Express Company, W R Stage, agt. Allison Morton, cigars and tobacco. Applegate Elijah, saw mill.


Armstrong James, Fresco, Plain and Ornamental Painter, etc.


Baer & Swaim, grocers.


Ball E S & Co, hardware.


Bell George, brick and tile manufacturer.


Bell H & W N & Co, hardware.


Bell John F, postmaster.


Branson Elisha, wagonmaker.


Breckenridge R B & Co, stoves and tinware.


Brooks John W, barber.


Brosius John, painter.


Brosius Wallace G, harnessmaker.


Brown Sandy, barber.


Butler Edwin T, carpenter.


Byrkit Solomon, grocer.


Byrkit Solomon Mrs, milliner.


Casseley John & Son, manufacturers flax bagging. Chappell Milton H, dentist.


Charles John T, dry goods and boots and shoes.


Church & Son, flouring mill.


Culbertson L M, hardware.


Davenport Charles A, wagonmaker.


Davey George L, livery.


Deem Thomas B, publisher Knightstown Banner.


Deem & Edwards, planing mill.


Dewey R J Mrs, physician.


Dovey Frank, painter.


Dovey Isaac C, paints, oils, etc.


Edwards Joel B, justice of the peace.


Edwards William M, druggist.


First National Bank ; capital $50,000 ; Rob-


ert Woods, prest ; Charles D Morgan, cashr.


Fort Lee, horse dealer.


Frederick T F, lumber.


Fuller William, physician.


Furgason John T, clothing.


Furgason J Lee, lawyer.


Furgason Leander A, tile manufacturer.


Glass Francis, carpenter.


Glen James, painter.


Graf G P & Co, wagon and plow manufac- turers.


Gray William B, Insurance and Real Estate, etc.


Grubbs Frank I, publisher Knightstown Shield.


Hardin & Mayer, harnessmakers.


Harris M Burt, dry goods.


Hart Alfred T, carriagemaker.


Haufler & McNurny, boots and shoes.


Heaton John W, furniture, saw and planing mills.


Heaton White, agricultural implements.


Heritage Dayton L, furniture and under- taker.


Hiatt Isa Mrs, dressmaker.


Hittle Solomon, baker and confectioner.


Hobbs Wilson, physician.


Hoggins Annie Mrs, dressmaker.


W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (48 Vance Block), Collects Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, Pay, Bounty, Land Warrants, Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims. Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.


AND TORN INTO FRAGMENTS WITH BOULDERS BLOWN OUT HERCULES POWDER. C. H. JENNE, Agent, 29} North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.


KNI AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KNO 461


Holloway O E, physician.


Homer Richard H, physician. Hoover Tobias, harnessmaker. Hubbard Charles S, boots and shoes. Humphrey Charles A, druggist. Jones Nathaniel Rev, (A M E). Kaltenbach Michael, furniture. Kenworthy Amos Rev, (Friends). Keys John E, merchant tailor.


Knightstown Academy, Charles Hewett, principal.


Knightstown Banner, T B Deem, publisher. Knightstown Shield, Frank I Grubbs, propr.


Leasure Frederick C, produce. Leibhard Mary Mrs, milliner. Lemmon Clifford I, stoves and tinware. Lowry John W, meat market.


Mills James, grocer. Morgan Charles E, lawyer. Morgan & Wagoner, insurance.


Morris Alphies O, grocer.


Morris Bros, grocers Mostler Edward G, boots and shoes.


Mower Nicholas Mrs, milliner. Murray J C Rev, (M E church). Newby Jabez H, tailor.


Newby Leonidas P, lawyer. Newby L Y, carriage trimmer. Niles Edward B, books and stationery.


Oliver Charles, photographer. Overman & Reddick, sewing machines. Peden Reuben, insurance agt. Pickering & Patterson, druggists.


Pike James A, Planing Mill, and Dealer in Lumber, Coal and Lime.


Power James M, furniture and undertaker. Power John, carpenter. Reddick Milton S, lawyer.


Richardson Samuel, wagonmaker.


Scott Richard, barber. Shelton James L, lawyer.


Shipman David, hotel and livery. Shoemaker Tacie Miss, dressmaker. Slaven Thomas J, saloon.


Stage William R, agt P, C & St L R'y. Stanley J C Rev, (Christian).


Steele James & Son, Blacksmiths. Stevenson George W, propr Valley House. Swaim Edwin, wagonmaker. Thair Daniel, livery.


Valley House, George W Stevenson, Propr.


Van Sickles Robert E, blacksmith. Wade Nathan B, boots, shoes and harness. Wagoner Peter, saloon. Wagoner Thomas P, dentist. Walling Ora A, meat market. Walls Henry R, livery.


Watts Harry, Marble Works and Slate and Metal Roofer. (See adv.) . Watts Peter, lumber.


Weaver Frank E, Jeweler, Engra- ver and Watch Maker.


Weaver John, druggist and jeweler. Weaver Walter S, jeweler. Weesner William R, blacksmith.


Weil Bros, dry goods, boots and shoes. Weils Samuel, clothing.


Welborn P C & W C, Grain Deal- ers, etc. White Allen S, grocer.


Wilkinson & Bond, foundry.


Wilkinson, Peden & Smith, flouring mill.


Wilkinson & Peden, grain. + Williams & Hatfield, general store.


Woods, Monticue & Co, wagon and pump manufacturers.


Wright M T Mrs, florist.


KNIGHTSVILLE. Fifty-four miles west of Indianapolis, is a pleasant, incorporated coal mining town of 800 in- habitants, located in Van Buren township, Clay county, 2 miles east of Brazil, the county seat and banking town. It has Methodist, Christian, and Catholic churches. Coal is extensively mined and is the chief article of export. Ex., Am. Andrew Os- walt, postmaster.


Alley Bluford, grocer.


Bucklin J J, R R and ex agt. Burke Patrick, hotel.


Davis D H, General Store.


Dilly James N, drugs.


Hamilton John H, shoemaker.


Hudson John, meat market.


Inge W S, meat market.


Lyons John, saloon. McCowan R L, barber and lawyer.


McDonald William, grocer.


McNicoll Frank, saloon.


Nicoson I J & Son, grocers.


Osborn D W, wagonmaker.


Oswalt Andrew, Postmaster. Parish George, grocer.


Porter & Co, general store.


Schreopperman John, shoemaker.


Sigler F M, general store.


Thornton F G, physician.


Watson Coal and Mining Company, coal miners. Winklepleck E L, general store. Withers Charles E, drugs.


KNOX. The county seat of Starke county, located on the N. Y. C. & St. L. R'y, and Yellow river, has a population of 400. There are 2 churches-Methodist and Evangelical-a graded school, 1 bank, 2 weekly newspapers-Enterprise (Greenback) and Ledger (Dem.)-and 2 saw mills. Chief exports are wheat, corn and live stock. It has daily stage route to Hamlet, 7 miles


THOS. H. CLAPP, OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER, 93 North Pennsylvania Street, New-Denison Hotel Block, Indianapolis, Ind. I make a specialty of WATCHES AND OPTICAL GOODS, and have a full line. Having over thirty years experience, can assure satisfactory results in adjustment and repairs.


Home Life Ins. Co. With $5,000,000 of Assets, has not one dollar of interest due and uncollected. For agencies Direct with Comp'ny, Apply to E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't., Chicago, IlI.


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KNO INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER KOK


distant ; fare 75c; and North Judson; fare $1. William Anderson, postmaster. Adair William, barber.


Ammons Frances E Mrs, millinery.


Ammons William H, general store and propr Central House.


Anderson William, postmaster.


Basney Nicholas, blacksmith.


Beatty & Gould, lawyers.


Beeman George, lawyer.


Bish Maurice W, furniture.


Blasser John R, wagonmaker.


Bonar Matthew C, physician.


Bonar Samuel S, physician.


Bonar S S & Son, druggists.


Boyles William C, lawyer.


Central House, William H Ammons, propr.


Clark Frank, barber.


Coleman Henry, queensware.


Collins Jonathan, saloon.


Commercial Hotel, John G Kratli, propr. Conner John C, physician ..


Dial Austin P, county treasurer.


Exchange Bank, J A Garner & Co, Proprs.


Favorite D P & Son, carpenters.


Favorite George W, painter.


Foster William A, lawyer.


Garner Henry, physician.


Garner Joseph A, General Store and Lumber Manufacturer.


Garner J A & Co, Proprs Exchange Bank and Starke County Enterprise.


Hawks Joel P, hardware.


Henderson Alexander H, druggist.


Hepner Matthias T, county clerk.


Kelley Michael, county recorder and ab- stracts of title.


Kratli John G, propr Commercial Hotel.


Laramore Andrew J, agricultural imple- ments.


Laramore Charles, live stock.


Larrew John C, livery and confectioner.


Lohse John, shoemaker.


McCormick & Guernsey, grocers.


McCrackin Sylvester A, lawyer.


Miller Albert, justice of the peace ..


Mills Mason H, justice of the peace.


Musselman Oliver, publisher Starke County Ledger.


Perry William, county auditor.


Rannells Jacob S, meat market.


Reynolds William, justice of the peace.


Seagraves Warford, blacksmith. Seagraves William, saloon and sheriff.


Shatto L Harvey, lawyer and physician. Sherman A G W, lumber.


Short John E, lawyer.


Starke County Enterprise,


(Weekly) J A Garner & Co, publishers. Starke County Ledger, Oliver Musselman, publisher.


Swartzell William, general store.


Thompson Thomas J, lawyer.


Trevor George M, general store. Wallace Samuel, painter.


Wallace & Haslett, billiards.


Welsh John H Rev, (Evangelical).


White Candace Miss, dressmaker.


Williams Miranda E Mrs, millinery.


KNOXVILLE. (See Dubois.)


Dubois county.


KOKOMO. The county seat of How- ard county, is an important commercial city of 5,000 inhabitants, situated on I., P .. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P., K. & F. Div. T., C. & St. L. and the P., C. & St. L. R'ys, and is distant from Indianapolis 54 miles, from Chicago 139 miles, Richmond 85 miles, and Logansport 22 miles. This is one of the most thrifty, enterprising cities of its size in the State; has good county buildings, substantial, imposing business blocks, hand- some residences, is lighted by gas, has a fire department, telephone exchange, good opera house, several churches, 1 high and 2 graded schools, 3 banks-one private and 2 national-6 hotels and 3 large grain ele- vators. The press is represented by 4 weekly newspapers, as follows: Dispatch, Gazette, Tribune and Christian Indicator. The man- ufacturing industries are not fully devel- oped as yet, but what they lack in number is somewhat balanced by their solidity and enterprise. They at present include 2 foun- dries, a stave and heading factory, 1 plan- ing mill, 2 flour mills, cooper shop, 1 ex- celsior factory, 2 saw mills, 1 furniture factory, 1 tannery, 1 pump factory and a tile factory. Lumber, grain, wool, live stock and produce comprise the principal shipments. It has stage communication with nearly all the surrounding towns not on railroad lines. The Am. and U. S. Ex. and W. U. Tel. Companies have offices here. Orlando A. Somers, postmaster. Albaugh Aaron & Co, coal and lumber.


Andrews Moses R jr, Saw Mill: Manufacturer All Kinds of Hard and Soft Lumber ; Wagon Material a Special- ty, cor Madison and R R. (See adv.)


Armstrong, Pickett Co, Hardware and Manufacturers 6f Wagon Material, also Dealers in Agricultural Implements.


Armstrong Walter S, mayor.


Armstrong & Moulder, physicians. Baldwin A L, saloon.


Ball R F, monuments.


Barnes John W, county school supt.


Barnes William W, grocer.


Beard Thomas, Dealer in Saws and Saw Repairer.


WANTED,


HICKORY, OAK AND ASH LOGS AND LUMBER delivered on line of any. Railroad, by O. S. GILLETTE, KOMANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL, O. 28 and 30 East Georgia St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. See adv.,. page 6.


BINDERS.


CARLON & HOLLENBECK, ZPRINTERS AND BINDERS, 55 (S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


KOK


AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KOK 463


SPECIFIC BALM


On trial to new patients for SORE THROAT, DIPH- THERIA, CROUP, Whooping Cough, Colds, EAR- ACHE, TOOTHACHE, NEURALGIA of the face and teeth, and Rheumatism with swelling in one or two joints.


For FLUX, DIARRHEA, Cholera Morbus, WIND COLIC (especially in babies), Winter Asthma and HACKING COUGH, caused by tickling in the upper part of the throat or back part of the mouth, al- ways worse on lying down.


For BURNS, SCALDS, FROSTBITES, CUTS, WOUNDS, BRUISES, STINGS, or BITES OF INSECTS, Poisoned with the Poison Vine or SWAMP SUMACH, and to stop Bleeding from a Vein or Artery.


PREPARED BY


DR. W. L. WILLIS,


PRICE, 50 CENTS. KOKOMO, IND.


I manufacture and have for sale the follow- ing : SPECIFIC EYE SALVE,


Used to cure Sore Eyes when the lids are dis- eased, when they matter and stick together at night, or the edges become dry,


SPECIFIC ANODYNE, The Remedy for Pain,


COMPOUND CINCHONIA PILLS, COMPOUND CA- THARTIC, BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS,


SPECIFIC LIVER LOZENGES, Tartarian Southern-Wood Worm Lozenges, Ad- hesive Salve and Strengthening Plaster. You can cure your corns with this, and also save your hands in corn gathering.


DRUG TRADE SOLICITED. .


I" AGENTS WANTED, local and traveling, on the most liberal. terms. All letters of inquiry, with return postage, answered promptly.


ADDRESS


DR. W. L. WILLIS,


KOKOMO, HOWARD CO., IND.


noPlease state where you saw this advertisement.


GEO. D. TATE, -- Wholesale Dealer in-


INDIANA LUMBER


Walnut, Ash, Poplar, Oak and Cherry,


Special attention given to Eastern Orders. Kokomo, Ind.


ONLY GROUND FLOOR IN THE CITY.


Reed's New Photograph Gallery! i


Special attention paid to Enlarging and Copying, and Children's Instantaneous Photography. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Back Ground, New Camera, Etc. Railroad Street. Don't forget Reed's New Gallery. Children's Pictures Instantaneously.


BYRON REED, 'Proprietor. KOKOMO, INDIANA.


MICHENER & CO., Q. PROPRIETORS STAR MACHINE WORKS !


Engine and Mill Work, Brass Goods, Pipe and Fitting, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work, Head Blocks, Patent Mill Dogs, Felloe Machines. Send for Circulars and Price List.


NORTH MAIN STREET, KOKOMO, INDIANA.


New York Life Ins. Co.


Was the first to issue Non-Forfeitable Policies. No suicidal clause or objectionable restrictions in its policies.


J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, INDIANAPOLIS.


Bread and Crackers of the Best Quality, [ 14 East South Street, AT BRYCE'S BAKERY, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.


464 KOK


INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER KOK


Bell & Purdum, lawyers.


Biddleman W E, boots and shoes.


Bivins Mary, hairdresser.


Blacklidge & Blacklidge, lawyers. Blake Robert, jewelry.


Block & Thalman, dry goods.


Bohan John, justice.


Braboy Joseph, barber.


Brouse Henry R, Lawyer.


Brown Joshua, Cabinetmaker.


Will Manufacture to Order Book Cases, Kitchen Furniture, etc. All Kinds of Repairs in my Line Promptly Attended to, Commercial Block.


Budd Albert A, sewing machines.


Byrd Thomas A, barber.


Cain Joseph & Son, tanners and harness- makers.


Canode Thomas W, shoemaker.


Carr Norman Rev, (Baptist).


Carroll William J, agt T, C & St L R R.


Central Hotel, Warner B Titus, propr.


Chandler & Beeson, furniture and under- takers.


Chapman George N, shoemaker.


Chapman William, restaurant.


Christian Indicator, J L Puckett, propr.


Clinton House, J C Gilbert, Propr. (See adv.)


Cooper Freeman, Lawyer.


Cooper John M, county clerk.


Cooper William, physician.


Cottingham Charles S, grocer.


Coyle John, saloon.


Craib William E, tailor.


Darby O V & Bro, dry goods.


Davis, Andrews & Co, lumber.


Davis A E Mrs, dressmaker.


Davis S & Sons, dry goods.


Davis & Co, general store.


Dayhoff Andrew F, physician.


DeHaven Jacob H, saloon.


DeHaven James W, sheriff. Denison D Mrs, millinery.


Dillinger Joseph, propr Kokomo House.


Dixon & Co, hardware and grain. Dolman J C, boots and shoes. Dorsch Moliveana, milliner.


Duke Bros, confectioners. Duret Mary, stamping and embroidery. Edwards William H, boots and shoes.


Elliott & Kirkpatrick, Lawyers. Ellis Andrew, agt P C & St L R'y.


Ellis Bros, live stock dealers.


Ellis, Dickson & Co, hardware.


English Mattie, dressmaker.


Everton L C, boots and shoes. Falk Louisa & Carrie, milliners. Fellows Lewis L, agt W, St. L & P R'y. Fielding William, barber. Finn Alber, livery. First National Bank; capital, $50,000; J Russell, prest ; Charles A Jay, cashr.


Fisse John H, merchant tailor. Friday David, clothing. Fridlin Edward, saloon.


Garrigus Milton, Lawyer. Gaskill Robert S & Co, Grain


Dealers and Elevators, Kokomo, and Bing- ham Bros, New York.


Gaskin William W, barber.


German John G, foreman Michener & Co's machine shops.


Gilbert Joseph C, Propr Clinton House, cor Mulberry and Railroad. (See adv.)


Grant Amandus N, lawyer.


Groves Robert T, livery.


Guthridge Thomas Mrs, hotel.


Hall Gabriel W, flour and feed.


Hamilton James, saloon.


Harness Benjamin F, lawyer and abstract of titles.


Harper Emma, millinery and musical mer- chandise.


Harris & McAlpin, furniture and carpets. Hartzell William B, meat market.


Harvey Adam, blacksmith.


Haseltine Ross J, jeweler.


Haseltine William, watchmaker.


Haskett & Co, dry goods.


Hass & Runk, proprs Kokomo Gazette.


Hauser Charles B, restaurant.


Hawkins Eli & Son, meat market.


Henderson J O & H E, proprs Kokomo Dispatch. Henry James, blacksmith.


Henry & Bennett, lawyers. Hexter David, meat market.


Hillis Lee H, harnessmaker.


Holton William, blacksmith.


Hooper Walter, carriage manufacturer.


Hoover & Hunt, Dealers in Sewing


Machines and Attachments. We handle the White, Domestic, St John and other First Class Machines. Repairs of All Kinds a Specialty.


Houghton Charles F, insurance agt.


Houser Louisa C Mrs, Fashiona- ble Boarding. Rates, $1 Per Day, opp Postoffice.


Howard National Bank; capital, $100,000 ; Nathan Pickett, prest ; William P Vaile, cashr.


Howard Nicholas E, restaurant. Huff Margie, dressmaker.


Hunt Ezra S & Co, lumber.


Hunt Henry, Manufacturer of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Siding, Scroll Work and Turning. Dealers in Hard and Soft Wood Lumber, cor Monroe and La Fountain.


Hurd & Co, Dealers and Manufactur- ers of Lumber, Plow Beams, Wagon Gearing and All Kinds of Circle Work, Office and Yards at Junction.


L. Everingham & Co.,


Commission Merchants. GRAIN and PRO- VISIONS Bought and Sold ON MARGINS. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.


PORTER'S JOLIET


LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER. In Casks and Bottles. Chicago Office, corner Market and Randolph Streets. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent. See Advertisement page 351.


KOK


AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY KOK . 465


Hunlock Solomon, blacksmith. Hurtzell A J, cigars and tobacco.


Ingels John, justice. Jackson Charles S, insurance agt. Jay Austin, produce.


Johnson E B, saloon. Johnson Horace, barber.


Johnson Isaac C, physician.


Johnson James D, Agt American and Adams Ex.


Johnson Jordan, House Sign and and Ornamental Painter. All Orders Promptly Executed. Shops, Price's Liv- ery Stable.


Johnson J D & Co, Loan and In- surance Agts and Abstracts of Title. Jones M C, feed yard.


Keller A D & Co, grocers.


Keller Charles R, grocer.


Kelly Bros, feed yard.


Kelly J T & Kelly, harness and saddles. Kelly & Kelly, live stock.


Kennedy William, city marshal. Kennedy & Co, clothing. Kern & Kern, physicians.


Kinsey Jehiel, meat market?


Kinsey J Mrs, dressmaker.


Kirk I E, Lawyer; office, Armstrong's Block. Kirk Samuel F, dentist.


Kirkpatrick A B, lawyer. Kirkpatrick John W, justice.


Kirkpatrick L J, Master Commis- sioner of Circuit Court.


Knox William R, sewing machines. Kohl Peter, dyer and scourer.


Kokomo Dispatch, J O & H Henderson, proprs.


Kokomo Gas Light and Coke Company, J H Ellis, supt.


Kokomo Gazette, Hass & Runk, proprs. Kokomo House, Joseph Dillinger, propr. Kokomo Milling Company, James M Dar -- nall, prest and supt.


Kokomo Tribune, A S Phillips, propr. Kroh Jacob H, lawyer.


Lane Lamson G, real estate and insurance agt.


Lauderman Francis, (Catholic).


Laughlin Mary E, dressmaker.


Leach & Reiff, blacksmiths.


Leeds Frederick, agt W, St L & P Ry.


Leeds Josiah M, ticket agt L E & W R. R. Lindsay & Kern, Attorneys at Law.


Littler Ella Mrs, Boarding; rates, 75 cents per day, $3.50 per week. Lowe Henry B, city treas. McCune Robert Rev, (Congregational). McElwee Amazia K, meat market.


THE-


CLINTON


Has been Repaired and Re- fitted anew, and the fact that


J. C. GILBERT


Is the proprietor, is a sufficient guarantee to the traveling pub- lic that the cuisine will be one of the best in Indiana.


CONVENIENT SAMPLE ROOMS. KOKOMO, IND. Call and be convinced.


MOSES R. ANDREWS, Jr., PROPRIETOR ANDREWS' SAW MILLS! And Dealer in HARD WOOD LUMBER, Ash, Oak, Hickory, Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Etc. Office and Yards, Cor. Madison and Railroad Sts., KOKOMO, IND. Lumber Shipped to all parts of the State.


PATENTS.C. BRADFORD. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See ady). SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


30


RON ROOFING


For Corrugated and Crimped, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.


466 KOK


INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER KOK


McGlone Henry G, grocer. McGovin Thomas, saloon. McGowan George, carpenter.


McKinsey George W, produce. Maas Jacob, saloon.


Mahert J P, saloon. Marine William S, barber.


Maris Milton J, boots and shoes.


Mattix James, hides, pelts and furs.


Marity William K, physician.


Max & Nate, clothing.


Michenor & Co, Machinists, Manu-


facturers Engines, Saw Mills, Mill Ma- chinery, etc. Shops, North Kokomo. Miller David C, saw filer. Mitchell Frank A, grocer.


Moore Daniel W, marble works.


Moore George A, grocer and meat market.


Moore John B, physician.


Moore John E, Lawyer.


Moore Samuel C, Manufacturer of Sash, Doors and Blinds, also Dealer in Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Hardware and groceries.


Moreland Henry L, county auditor and cooper.


Morgan J Rollin, dentist.


Morris Courtland T, confectionery.


Morrison & Wood, lawyers. Mote, McDowell & Co, hardware.


Murphy Levi, grocer.


Murray William A, sewing machines. Newcomb House, William Sanders, propr. O'Brien James, lawyer.


Ogden & Reed, General Black- smiths, Manufacturers and Dealers Car- riages, Open and Top Buggies, Spring Wagons, Phætons, etc, s w cor Public Square.


Orchedd Robert, grocer.


Parker Frank, saloon,


Parker & Sayler, saloon.


Pattison George W, druggist and physician. Pearce Frank, baker.


Pearce William W, saloon.


Philips A S, Editor and Propr Koko- mo Tribune. Philips John E, grocer.


Pierce William D, grocer.


Pierce William H, Saloon and Billiards, Wines, Liquors, and Cigars ; Special Imported Kentucky Whisky.


Pierson Jonathan, tile manufacturer. Pleas Maurice E, dentist.


Pollard Clark N, lawyer.


Price Frank A, livery. Puckett J L, propr Christian Indicator. Quaintance Eli, lightning rods. Ramsey Lewis J, blacksmith. Ray W B, civil engineer and abstracts. Rayburn James C, meat market.


Redford John E, Boarding House.


Redmond Benjamin F, broom manufac- turer.


Redmond & Brown, grocers.


Reed Byron, Photographer, Railroad. (See adv.) Retts L A Rev, (Methodist).


Rich Levi P, county recorder.


Richards & Harris, dressmakers.


Richardson Joel, live stock, 1} miles- south.


Richmond Corydon, justice.


Ross John H, physician.


Ross & Artis, painters.


Russell, Dolman & Co, bankers and grain dealers.


Sailors Hamilton M, druggist.


Sanders William, propr Newcomb House. Sandford & Hull, second hand furniture. Sassman P A, carpenter.


Sawyer Eugene W, physician.


Schafstall Clarence & Co, Re- tail Manufacturers and Dealers in Cigars. and Tobacco. Orders Solicited and Sat- isfaction Guaranteed, Railroad nr Clint- ton House.


Scofield Frank, Restaurant and Ba- kery; Rates, 25 Cents Per Meal. Leading Restaurant of Kokomo. Scott C A & Bro, druggists.


Scott Mary E, dressmaker. Scott William, physician. Scotton James M, druggist.


Sellers & Bro, grocers and meat market. Sells Albert C, harnessmaker.


Shaul & Battreall, Manufacturers. and Dealers in Porcelain Lined Wooden Pumps, Screen Doors, etc ; Repairing of All Kinds a Specialty ; Also Dealers in Agricultural Implements. Shepard Richard, confectioner.


Shepard & Byers, druggists. Shewey Charles, saloon. Shock Ezra, gunsmith.


Slider John W, street commissioner.


Slyter C M, Real Estate, Life, Fire and Accident Insurance Agt, Rooms 7 and 8 Comstock Building.


Smith Albert G, Physician and Sur- geon. Smith David, justice.


Smith Newton B, lawyer. Smith Richard H, physician.


Snider L, Stave and Heading Manu- facturer, N Main.


Snyder House, T W Snyder, propr.


Solenberger E E, township trustee.


Somers O A, Postmaster, Farmer and Stock Raiser.


Spraker David C, county treasurer. Star Machine Works, Michenor & Co, Proprs. (See adv.) Strode James M, photographer. Stuart & Hass, insurance agts.


James B. Lizius & Co.


SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1812 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.


E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


MF-The Celebrated "Silver Steel" CIRCULAR AND CROSS- CUT SAWS.


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Styer Bros, books and stationery. Styer William H, flour mill. Sumner Charles, barber.


Sumption William H & Son, carriage man- ufacturers.




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