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Albaugh Aaron, coal, lime, etc. Amos & Phillips, grocers.
Armstrong, Landon & Co, hardware.
Armstrong Walter S, mayor.
Bahan John, justice of the peace.
Barnes Duff, city marshal.
Barnes John W, county school supt.
Bates A J, physician.
Bell D F, printer.
Bell & Purdum, lawyers.
Bell & Redmond, dressmkrs.
BENNETT ELWOOD, Saw Manufacturer and Re- pairer, - And Dealer in All kinds of Mill Supplies. All orders will receive prompt attention.
Bennett Samuel F, saloon.
Berst F, physician. Biddleman W E, shoemkr.
Bivins Mary, hairdresser.
Blacklidge R M, real estate.
Blacklidge & Blacklidge, lawyers.
Blake Robert, jewelry.
Block & Thalman, dry goods.
Brabay Joseph, piano and organ dealer. Brouse Henry R, lawyer.
Brown Richard, barber.
Budd Albert A, sewing machines.
Bull & Hoss, real estate.
Burkhalter James, cigars and tobacco.
Byrd Thomas A, barber.
Cain Joseph & Son harnessmkrs.
Cain T P & Co, lumber and coal.
BINDERS, CARLON & HOLLENBECK, CZPRINTERS AND BINDERS,5 S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
ARCTIC [ In use from New York to California. ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
KOK AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KOK 415
Canode Thomas W, shoemkr.
Carr Warman Rev (Baptist).
Carroll Wm J, agt T C & HL R R. Central Hotel, Warner B Titus, propr. Chapman George, shoemkr.
Christian Indicator, J L Puckett, publr. Coffman L W &.Co, clothing. Coleman John A, barber.
Collins Bros, confectioners.
Connell Mary E,;Boarding ; Rates, 75 Cents per Day ; $3.50 a Week ; 25 Cents a Meal: (See adv, page 415.) Conwell & Co, grocers. Cooper Wm, physician. Crosson R W, saloon.
Darby O & Bro, dry goods.
Davis A E Mrs, dressmkr.
Davis S & Sons, notions.
Dayhuff Andrew F, physician.
Dehaven Alice, dressmkr. Dixon N E, produce.
Downey Bros, produce. Duke Bros, restaurant.
Duke & Smith, insurance.
Durrer & Co, grocers.
Duval F M, druggist.
Edwards Wm H, shoemkr.
Elliott & Kirkpatrick, lawyers.
Ellis Andrew, agt P C & St L Ry.
Ellis Bros, live stock.
Ellis John B, grocer.
Ellis, Sipe & Co, hardware.
Elson W. B, propr Farmers' Hotel.
Falk Louisa & Carrie, milliners.
Farmers' Hotel, W B Elson, propr.
Fellows Lewis L, agt W St L & P Ry.
New Clinton House, Has been Repaired and Refitted anew, and the fact that
Stubbins & Marney
Are the proprietors, is a sufficient guarantee to the traveling public that the cuis- ine will be one of the best in Indiana.
Convenient Sample Rooms. Call and be Convinced.
KOKOMO, INDIANA.
>*MARY E. CONNELLA
Rear W. ST. L. & P. Railroad.
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KOKOMO, INDIANA.
Boarding by the Week, Day or Meal. Meals served at all hours of the day.
Special Accommodations to Commercial Travelers.
Rates, One Dollar Per Day.
YOUNG & COMPANY, MACHINISTS,
Manufacturers of
Engines, Saw Milling Machinery, Tile Mills and General Repair Work,
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KOKOMO,
INDIANA.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS BEST QUALITY GALVANIZED SHEET IRON.
GENUINE HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE.
IN MEN'S FINE HAND SEWED AND MACHINE MADE. ALL STYLES TOES AND WIDTHS. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Western Agent, Indianapolis.
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KOK INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER KOK
Fenn Bros, saloon. Fielding Wm, barber. First National Bank (capital $50,000) ; J Russell, pres; C .A Jay, cash.
Fisse John H, mer tailor.
Flynn James, saloon.
Foland L C, sewing machines.
Fox Phillip H, Fashionable Mer- chant Tailor; Constantly in Receipt of the Latest Style Goods, and always Guar- antees Entire Satisfaction and Perfect Fits.
Friday David & Co, clothing.
Garrigus Milton, lawyer. Gaskill R S & Co; grain. Gaskin Wm W, barber.
Grace Patrick, saloon. Grant Amandus N, lawyer. Gray Joseph H, druggist.
Groves Robert T, livery.
Guthridge Thomas Mrs, hotel.
Haines Parry, dry goods.
Hall Gabriel W, flour and feed.
Hall J & M F, grocers. Hancock John, propr Newcomb House. Harbester B F, druggist.
Harness Benjamin F, lawyer. Harris Daniel, druggist. Harris & McAlpin, furniture. Harrison Emma, dressmkr. Harvey Adam, blacksmith. Haseltine Charles O, jeweler. Haseltine Wm, watch repairer.
Henderson J O & H E, proprs Kokomo Dispatch.
Henry James, blacksmith.
Herbert Schuyler C, blacksmith.
Hertzell August J, cigars and tobacco.
Hewitt Enoch J, barber.
Hexter David, groceries and meats.
Hillis Lee H, harnessmkr.
Hockett Elwood S, grocer.
Holding Robert, laundry. Holton Wm, blacksmith. Hooper Walter, carriage mnfr.
Hoss L C, propr Kokomo Gazette.
Houghton Charles E, insurance agt.
Howard National Bank (capital $100,000); Nathan Pickett, pres; Wm P Vaile, cash. Huff Margie, dressmkr. Hulburt David, physician.
Hunt A H, agt U S Ex.
Hunt Ezra S & Co, lumber.
Hunt & Co, mnfrs sash, doors and blinds. Hurd & Co, lumber. Hurlock Newell, blacksmith.
Hurtzell A, cigars and tobacco. Ihrig John, baker. Irvin Watson, saloon. Jackson Charles S, justice of the peace. Jay Austin, produce. Johnson Bennett, city treas. Johnson E B, saloon. Johnson Horace, barber.
Johnson Isaac C, physician.
Johnson James D, insurance. Johnson Jordan, painter. Jones Hugh P, shoemkr. Jones M C, feed yard.
Kelly Joseph, saloon. Kelly J T & Kelly, harness and saddles. Kelly & Ellis, grocers and live stock.
Kemp Thomas J, restaurant.
Kennedy & Co, clothing.
Kern Louis & Theodore, physicians.
Kinsey Jehiel, meat market.
Kinsey J Mrs, dressmkr. Kirk Samuel T, dentist.
Kirkpatrick A B, lawyer.
Kirkpatrick L J, master commissioner of circuit court.
Knox Wm B, sewing machines.
Kohl Peter, dyer and scourer.
Kokomo Dispatch, J O & H E Henderson, proprs.
Kokomo Gas Light and Coke Co.
Kokomo Gazette, L C Hass publr.
Kokomo Milling Co, flour mill.
Kroh Jacob H, lawyer.
Lane Lamson G, real estate and insurance.
Lauderman Francis (Catholic).
Laughlin Mary E, dressmkr.
Learner & DeHaven, livery.
Leeds Frederick, agt W St L & P Ry ..
Leon & Metzger, clothing.
Lindsay Seth J, grocer.
Littler Ella Mrs, boarding.
Lowe & Moore, carriages.
McCormick & Crilly, blacksmiths.
McCune Robert Rev (Congregational).
McElwee M C, grocer.
McGovern, Thomas C, saloon.
McGowan George W, carpenter.
McNulty Patrick, saloon.
McReynolds Luther, sheriff.
Maas Jacob, saloon.
Mahar M A, saloon.
Maloney Susan, dressmkr.
Mann William F, County Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Marine Wm S, barber.
Maris Milton J, boots and shoes.
Meter John M, mer tailor.
Meyer John, books and stationery.
Michener J B, machinist.
Miller David C, saw filer.
Mitchell Frank A, grocer.
Mix Harry C, Saddle and Harness- mkr.
Moore Daniel W, marble works.
Moore Deck, blacksmith.
Moore George A, grocer. Moore John B, physician.
Moore John E, lawyer.
Moore Samuel C, sash, doors and blinds.
Moreland H L, General Cooperage and Mnfr of Patent and Coiled Hoops. Morgan J Rollin, dentist.
J. H. CURRAN? ELEVATORS for all PURPOSES 135 W. Second St., CINCINNATI.
MODEL CLOTHING CO. Largest and most complete Clothing House in the State.
43 and 45 East Washington St., and 18, 20 and 22 S. Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, - IND.
KOK
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Morgan W B, Brick and Tile Mnfr and Brick Contractor. Morris J T,'saloon. Morrison J F, lawyer.
Mate & McDowell, stoves and tinware.
Moulder McLean J, physician.
Murphy Wm H, township trustee.
Murray & Reeves, saloon. Murray Wm A, sewing machines.
Neff William H, House, Sign, Fres- coe and Ornamental Painter.
New Clinton House, Stubbins & Marney, Proprietors. (See adv, page 415.) Newcomb House, John Hancock, propr. O'Brien James, lawyer. Ogden & Reed, carriagemkrs.
Pallurd Clark N, lawyer.
Parker & Sayler, liquors.
Pearce Frank, confectionery.
Pearce W W, Saloon, and the Best Brands of Whiskies Constantly on Hand, which I Handle in Bond. Petersen & Kasten, mer tailors.
Philips A F, propr Kokomo Tribune.
Philips John E, grocer.
Pickett & McNiel, hardware.
Pierce Wm D, grocer. Pierson Jonathan, tile mnfr. Pleas Maurice E, dentist. Price Frank A, livery. Puckett J L, propr Christian Indicator. Quaintance Eli, lightning rods. Ramsey Lewis J, blacksmith.
Ray W B, abstracts.
Redford John E, Boarding; rates, 75 cents per day, $3.50 per week. Redmond Benjamin F, broom mnfr. Redmond Samuel, grocer. Reed Byron, photographer. Reif Daniel T, blacksmith.
Retts L A Rev (Methodist).
Rich Levi P, county recorder.
Richmond Corydon, justice of the peace. Rosenbush L & Co, clothing.
Ross & Artis, painters. Ruddell Bros, dry goods. Russell, Dolman & Co, bankers. Sailors H M, county clerk. Sandfer & Heeld, furniture.
Sassman P A, carpenter. Saturday Tribune, A F Philips, publr.
Sawyer Eugene W, physician. Schofield Frank, restaurant. Scott C H & Bro, druggists. Scott Wm, physician. Scotten James M, druggist. Sellers H C, grocer. Sells Albert C, harness mnfr. Seltzer A J Mrs, milliner. Shaw James, pumpmkr.
Shephard Richard, confectioner.
Shirley C C, Lawyer; Collections Promptly Attended to. Shock Ezra, gunsmith.
Smith Albert G, physician.
Smith Wm E, carriage mnfr.
Smith & Kirpatrick, lawyers. Smith & Moore, carriages.
Smith & Puckett, physicians.
Snider L, Stave and Heading Mnfr.
Somers Orlando A, Postmaster, Farmer and Live Stock Raiser.
Steger W & N, books and stationery.
Strause Harry, Steam and Gas Fitter, Iron Fences, Pumps and General Ma- chinery.
Stringer John, general store.
Strode James M, photographs.
Stuart W A, Insurance and Real Es- tate, Sycamore.
Stubbins & Marney, Proprietors New Clinton House. (See adv, page 415.) Styer Wm H, flour mill.
Sumption Wm H & Son, carriage mnfrs.
Tate George D, lumber.
Tate & Renner, saloon.
Thompson Wm H, vet surgeon. Thorne J C, physician.
Titus Warner B, propr Central Hotel.
Trueblood H N, boots and shoes.
Trueblood M & R, milliners.
Trueblood Thomas E, grocer.
Trueblood & Co, furniture.
Truesdell F M, dentist.
Tucker D Mrs, dressmkr.
Ulrick Bros, harnessmkrs.
Vaile & Cooper, Lawyers.
Waggaman Charles, junk and pumps. Waggman Samuel, furs and felts.
Walker Alfred B, Real Estate, In- surance and Loan Agent, Main. Warrick & Hamilton, saloon.
Wasson Wm, blacksmith.
Watson James H, saloon.
Weaver John, confectioner.
Weaver & Scoren, painters.
Welsh Martin, grocer. Weser Edward, saloon.
Wiley Henry, shoemkr. Wilson Frank, photographer.
Wilson R Q, physician.
Wikel Henry, restaurant.
Wood Daniel A, lawyer.
Wood H Z, druggist.
Wooley James M, grocer.
Yocum House, Mrs S H Yocum, Proprietor; Strictly First Class; Good Table, Good Rooms; Special Attention Paid to Commercial Travelers.
Yocum Samuel H Mrs, Proprie- tor Yocum House.
Young & Co, Founders and Machin- ists, Tile Mills and General Repair Work. (See adv, page 415.) Youngman W M, boots and shoes.
KOLEEN. This is a progressive vil- lage of 250 inhabitants, located in Jackson
C. BRADFORD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Especial attention paid to complicated and difficult cases, Reis- sues, Interferences, etc. References given if desired. noCall or write for information. (See adv.)
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MINTURN & MINIURIN 3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS . IND.
WOOD PHOTO
ENGRAVERS
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
418 KOS
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER LAC
township, Greene county, on the B & B R R, 8 miles east of Bloomfield, the county seat and banking town. Ex Adams. A B Rankin, postmaster. Anderson & Flinn, General
Store.
Brannon J L, grocer. Brannon Lawrence, restaurant. Cox Wm, wagonmkr. Daugherty W H, saloon. Dawson John B, junk.
Duncan Lou Mrs, milliner.
Ferguson J C, Real Estate Agent. Flynn Thomas, spoke mnfr.
Haywood S, physician. Haywood & Taylor, drugs. Howell J W, blacksmith. Hutchins Alexander, cabinetmkr.
Maple John, general store. Mead & Wayland, stave mnfrs. Pryor J F, stave mnfr.
Pugh Lewis, hotel. Razer W R, shoemkr.
Spalding & Gardner, Furniture, Hardware and Undertakers. Stults Harman, saw and feed mill. Taylor John, hotel.
Walton JE, Lawyer and Justice.
KOSSUTH. Contains 100 inhabi- tants, in Monroe township, Washingtou county, and is located 7 miles north of Sa- lem, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach. Methodist and Presbyterian churches are sustained. BF Pugh, postmaster.
Lockwood Thomas, general store.
Pugh B F, Postmaster. Ribelin M L, general store. Tucker T M, physician. Weir A Z, physician.
KOUT. Has a location in Pleasant township, Porter county, on the P C & St L R R, 12 miles south of Valparaiso, the county seat and banking town. The village contains 300 inhabitants, and ships grain and live stock. Adams Ex. W U Tel. L Atkins, postmaster. Atkins L, drugs and physician. Chincoski Wm, blacksmith.
Crawford H B, lawyer and hotel. Douglass S E, Drugs and Notary. Ellis H, physician. Fairchilds Hotel. George J N, shoemkr. Hodkins James, hotel. Kee Wm, blacksmith. Kosankie E R, furniture.
Kouts B, Railroad and Express Agent, and General Store. Kouts Samuel, carpenter. O'Brien M J O, grocer. Rosenbaum H, general store.
Ryan Jerry, saloon.
True James, justice of the peace. Trumblee George, carpenter. Williamson M, grocer. Witham Simon, lawyer and justice. Wright H A, general store, grain and live stock.
KYANA. A hamlet located in Jack- son township, Dubois county, on L E & St L Ry, 16 miles southeast of Jasper, the county seat. Huntingburgh is the bank- ing town, Population 25. H L Wheat, postmaster. Ex, Adams. Sillpop J M, carpenter.
Wheat H I., Grain.
KYLE. Locally known as Manches- ter station, is located on C I St L & CRR, in Manchester township, Dearborn county, 9 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat and banking town. Popula- tion 150. James B Pyle, postmaster. Baker W H, flour mill. Claspill R, blacksmith. Craig T E, physician.
Crocker W F, general store.
Edwards Wm, justice. Emerson Thomas, general store.
Heustis O T, saw mill.
Johnston George, saw mill.
Kyle T M, physician. McMullen S A, general store. Mendell J H, carpenter.
Pyle James B, General Store. Ruble John, justice.
Taylor F F, general store.
LA CLAIR. Established in 1880, is the location of 6 familes in Liberty town- ship, Hendricks county, 12 miles south of Danville, the county seat and banking town, and 6 south of Clayton, its shipping depot, on the St L VT H & IRR. W B Brown, postmaster.
Duncan W G, general store.
LACONIA. Contains a population of 280, in Boone township, Harrison county, 15 miles southeast of Corydon court house. It has tri-weekly stage to New Albany ; fare $1 ; the location of nearest bank. To- bacco Landing, 12 miles south on the Ohio river, is the place of shipment. C B Roby, postmaster.
Ashton John T, grain and fertilizers. Ashton J T, Saw Mill.
Bauman T, furniture and undertaker. Conrad Bros, saw mill.
Elbert T & Bro, saw mill, stave and head- ing mnfrs.
Findley J F, agrl implements and justice. Forbis B F, physician. Griggs Bro, flour mill.
AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO.{
IG PAPER BELT PULLEYS And Friction Wheels. 114 and 116 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis.
Central Indiana Normal School, LADOGA, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA.
A. F. KNOTTS, Principal.
F Before deciding where to attend School, read this circular carefully and compare the advanta- ges with those offeged by other institutions. $26.00 in advance pays for Board, Room Rent and Tui- tion for One Term of ten weeks. [See next page.]
Central Indiana Normal School
AND
BUSINESS INSTITUTE,
LADOGA, Montgomery County, INDIANA.
Advantages found at the Normal.
1. There are no vacations during the entire year.
2 We have so many different grades that students can enter at any time, select their own studies, begin where they wish and advance as rapidly as they may desire.
3. There are Beginning, Advanced, Regular and Review Classes in all of the branches every term. They are organized, not at the beginning only, but at different periods during the term.
4. An opportunity of taking, without extra charge, one of the most. thorough Commercial Courses offered by any school.
Central Indiana Business College.
Realizing that the great demand of the times is a thorough, practical business education, we would call particular attention to our Commercial Course.
The department is conducted on the Actual Business plan.
The graduate of this College can take a position in the Bank, Counting House, or any of the business establishments of to-day, and be able to enter at once upon his duties.
EXPENSES.
Tuition per term (this pays for all the departments), $8.00
Good board per week, .
- 1.50
Furnished rooms per week, 35 cents to .50
Private board and well furnished room per week, $2.00 to - 2.25
Club board per week,
1.00
$26.00 in advance pays for board, room rent and tuition for one term of ten weeks.
We guarantee that the expense shall not exceed the rates given. Whatever is above this will be paid by us. The School is open to visitors at all times, and a most cordial invitation is extended to parents, teachers and all interested in the cause of education, to visit the School and examine the work.
1"Write to us if you desire more particulars, and we will take pleasure in answering immediately.
A. F. KNOTTS, Principal.
(SEE PRECEDING PAGE.)
THOS. C. DAY & CO.{
ENLoan Money upon Farms on Favorable Terms. 72 East Market St., Indianapolis, Ind,
LAC AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LAD 419
Jones J M, saloon. Kandie W A, physician.
Kerns C C, justice.
McIntire & Evans, blacksmiths. Neafus Franklin, general store. .O'Conner George, hotel and saloon. Robinson B F, blacksmith.
Roby C B, General Store.
Stephens J T, saloon.
Stephens & McIntire, saw mill. Urbansky A, dry goods and clothing. Webb Spencer J, wagonmkr.
LACROSSE. Is an 1884 postoffice in La Porte county.
LADOGA. Is a growing town of 1,500 inhabitants, situated on Raccoon creek and the L N A & C Ry, in Clark township, Montgomery county, 10 miles southeast of Crawfordsville, the county seat, and 50 from Indianapolis. Ladoga is quite a business center, and derives a large trade from the fertile agricultural coun- try surrounding it. It has 5 churches- Baptist, Christian, Methodist, Dunkard
and Presbyterian-good schools, 2 hotels, 1 bank, and a weekly newspaper -- Leader.
The most prominent feature of the place is the Central Indiana Normal School, an educational institution that ranks formost among its class in the State.
Its industries in manufacture include 3 flour mills, tannery, 2 saw mills, woolen factory, planing mill, and carriage works. Flour, grain and live stock are the princi- pal shipments. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. Ed- mond W Linn, postmaster.
Anderson, Grimes & Co, woolen mill.
Bateman Washington, flour mill.
Bonsack Daniel, tanner.
Brown John D, grocer.
Brown Millard, freight agt L NA & CRR. Burgess Wm H, hardware.
Central Indiana Normal School, A F Knotts, Principal. (See adv opposite page.)
Clark & Carroll, harness. Clements Robert, saloon.
Coppage L J, lawyer. Crim Sarah E, restaurant.
Dougherty A W & Bro, flour mill.
THE LEADER,
W. D. HARLOW, Editor and Publisher. LADOGA, IND.
The LEADING township paper in the county. An 8 page, 5-column, weekly, devoted strictly to county news and home interests.
Circulation 600, and rapidly increasing. Send for sample copy.
WE KEEP ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF
HARD AND SOFT LUMBER
FOR BUILDING PURPOSES.
MSCUSTOM SAWING DONE TO ORDER.
WM. SNIDER, - - LADOGA, IND.
KING & ELDER
BEDROOM SETS. LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE. 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SHOW CASES
CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND ..
420 LAF
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER LAF
DeCamp George, Flour Mill.
Dicks Frank, meat market.
Dinwiddie Charles, painter. Donaldson Joseph W, physician.
. Drake Moses C, druggist. Foster Bros, livery. Gayhart Andrew, shoemkr. Gibson John L, barber.
Gill Frank Rev (Christian). Hall O K Mrs, propr Mills Hotel.
Harlow Nathan G, books.
Harlow W D, Publishers Ladoga Leader. (See adv, page 419.)
Harney James, lawyer.
Harshbarger Wm Rev (Dunkard).
Havens Bros, grocers.
Henry A L & Anderson G W, the Four- Piece Sifter Co.
Herod Luther, blacksmith.
Hulett Henry B, insurance.
Hunt J A W, dentist.
Huntington, Lollis & Co, planing mill.
Jenkins Wm E, agt Am Ex Co.
Knotts A K, Principal Central Indi- ana Normal School. (See adv, opposite.) Knox, Rapp & Biddle, hardware.
Kyle Silas F, dry goods.
Ladoga Leader, W D Harlow, Pub- lisher. (See adv, page 419.)
Lawrence Theodore C, photographer.
Linn Edmond W, postmaster.
Low Thomas J, grocer. Lucas Thomas N, boots and shoes.
McCann Bros, druggists.
McGinnis Joseph T, clothing.
McMurtrey Peter D, saloon.
Manter Thomas B, shoemkr.
Maxwell John S Rev (Christian).
Mills Hotel, Mrs O K Hall, propr.
Morris Thomas D, furniture.
Nicholson B H, blacksmith.
Rapp M A, carriages. Rhoads & Stamp, bakers.
Rice Catharine, dressmkr.
Ridge Joel Rev (Christian).
Routson & Benard, druggists. Rutter Hattie, millinery.
Scott Alexander M, dry goods.
Shackelford James S, grocer.
Shackelford Silas F, meat market.
Snider Win, Saw Mill. (See adv, page 419.)
Souther Sarah & Sister, dressmkrs.
Souther & Yeagley, blacksmiths. Speed Sidney, marble works. Sutherlin J F, physician. Talbott John E, sewing machines. Widdop Wm, tailor.
Wilson John B, physician.
Wingert Bros, dry goods.
LAFAYETTE. Is an important manufacturing and commercial city of 28,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Tip-
pecanoe county, located on the Wabash river, W St L & P, C I St L & C, LN A & C and L E & W R R's, 64 miles from In- dianapolis, 131 from Chicago, 179 north- west of Cincinnati and 233 east of St Louis. This is the third city in. population in the State and is the centre of a fertile agricul -- tural district and an important commer- cial city. With a location that is unex- celled for manufacturing, it has excellent .. transportation facilities, is in close prox- imity to the great coal fields of Indiana and Illinois, a healthful climate, excellent. educational and religious institutions and all modern conveniences found in much larger cities. Lafayette was incorporated a city in 1853 and is now a handsome, well-built town supplied with gas and water works, a good police force, well: equipped fire department, street railway,. electric light, telephone exchange, public- library, business college, several good hotels and 6 banks.
The prominent public buildings here in- clude a new Court House, erected at a cost of $500,000, the Purdue University, 25. church edifices, 5 public school buildings, an opera house and a number of fine busi- ness blocks. The Court House is an ex- ceptional handsome building and is prob- ably the finest specimen of architecture to- be found in the State outside of · Indian- apolis.
This is one of the most extensive manu- facturing towns in Indiana, its manufactor -- ies rank among the foremost in the country,. and are being constantly enlarged, each year adds several new establishments to the already large list. The most prominent. articles manufactured include paper, sugar, hominy, railroad cars, pumps, lumber, sash doors and blinds, iron castings, pumps,. boots and shoes, leather, furniture, cooper- age, agricultural implements, boilers, en- gines, beer, oil, soap, iron fence, wire gocds, flour, carriages, cigars, brooms, plows, corn planters, and numerous others of lesser- note. 3 large grain elevators, and 3 pork packing establishments are successfully op- erated. The Merchants' and Manufacturers" Exchange, incorporated under the State laws, has a membership of about 300, and receives daily market reports from all points in the United States. The press is. represented by 4 daily and 8 weekly news- papers, these are in main live, progressive publications, and wield a strong influenee. throughout Indiana and Illinois. The city is in an excellent financial condition, has a low rate of taxation, and her citizens will welcome and support any legitimate man- ufacturing enterprise. The Pacific, U S, Am, and L N A & C Ex and Western Un- ion Tel Cos, have offices here.
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (42 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.
Business Collage.
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Abernathy Thomas B, lumber, foot of South.
Ætna House, William Fraser, Pro- prietor, 38 S 5th.
Aholtz Ambro K, lawyer, 22 N 4th. Aholtz Leah, milliner, 58 Ferry.
Alexander James, architect, 6 S 2d. Allen & Brickler, blacksmiths, Chauncy. Allison George W,coal and wood, Chauncy. Amberg Nathan, clothing, 14 S 4th.
American Express Co, 35 S 3d.
Anderson Peter, wagonmkr, 6th and Ala- bama.
Andrew & Spencer, shoes, 22 S 4th.
Ankeny C H & Co, jewelers, 6 S 4th.
Amstrong Wm P, physician, 117 N 7th. Arnold Kate Mrs, laundry, 12 N 3d. Ashby Wm, upholsterer, 117 Columbia. Attess & Cohen, junk, 177 Main. Avery Charles E, druggist, 9 S 3d. Aylward Thomas F, grocer, 11 S 2d.
Ayres Edwin, furniture, 22 Columbia. Baird Samuel P, lawyer, 9 N 4th.
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