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Howard Co. IN USGenWeb Project : Source Materials
Howard County Businesses in 1882-83
The following material was taken from the Indiana
State Gazetteer and Business Directory, 1882-83, published
by R.L. Polk & Co., Indianapolis. This listing of local businesses
is important since the earliest known Kokomo city directories
date from 1895 and 1905.
Material made available courtesy of Michele McNabb and the Howard County Genealogical Society. Also available in the HCGS Newsletter, volume 12 # 3&4
Cassville (Pop.90. Two churches: Methodist and Christian.
J.D. ODELL, postmaster.)
CLARK, S.J., saw mill
| PUCKETT, J.L., physician
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GHER, David, shoemaker
| ODELL, J.D., general store, RR & express agent
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JAMES, Joseph, blacksmith
| STANTANT, A.S., wagonmaker
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Greentown (Pop. 350. Has Methodist, Christian, United Brethren
and Dunkard churches. Daily stage to Jerome and West Liberty.
Live stock and grain are exported. C. POWELL, postmaster.)
BAGWELL, L.A., physician
| BULL, Charleton, lawyer
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COVALT, A.A., physician
| ELLIS & KNIGHT, blacksmiths
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GALLION, E.P., justice of the peace
| GRIFFIN, A.J., general store
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HAMMER, John, hotel
| JENNINGS, William L., saw and planing mill
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LAMB, H.C., shoemaker
| LINDLEY, H.C., live stock
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LINDLEY, M.H., grocer
| POWELL, Amos, RR and ex. agt.
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POWELL, A. & Bro., general store
| PRICE, G.W., lawyer
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REED, J.H., hotel
| SCOTT & Bro., physicians
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TURNER, William & Son, hardware
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Jerome (Pop. 250. Daily stage to Greentown. C.F. TEMPLIN,
postmaster.)
ADDINGTON, Nancy, hotel
| BALL, W.M., blacksmith
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BROWN & Knote, flour mill
| HAWKINS, P., wagonmaker
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LANCASTER, E.S., carpenter
| MCELWEE, J., Rev. (Methodist)
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MURREY, S.T., physician
| STANLEY, James, carpenter and justice
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TEMPLIN, C.F., general store and notary
| TURNER, B., drugs
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WILSON, J., shoemaker
| WORLEY, J.G. & Bro., saw mill
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Plevna ("An unimportant postoffice in Liberty township."
John K. SAUL, postmaster.)
COLSCOTT, Stephen, general store and drugs
| MILLER, H. & A., general store
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ROGERS, Alexander, justice of the peace
| ROSA, Hiram, blacksmith
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SAUL, John K., farmer
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Russiaville (Pop. 750. A very thrifty village, with 3
churches and a graded school. Grain and live stock are exported
at the rate of 150 car loads per month. John Gennebeck, postmaster.)
ALLISON & GRAHAM, carriagemakers
| BEEKS, Lewis A., physician
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BISHOP & MCCANN, general store
| BORDERS, G.A., RR agent
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BURES, John, blacksmith
| CHANDLER, R.T., proprietor, Chandler House, and dealer in drugs, medicines, chemicals and toilet articles.
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CLINE, Augustus, saw and planing mill
| COFFIN, Leander W., grocer
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COFFIN, Oliver G., general store
| COHEE, Kate E., milliner
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CONNER, Adam, Rev. (Christian)
| COOK, Isaac N., dentist
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COOPER, O.P., meat market
| COSAND & COSAND, proprietors, Russiaville Observer
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DOUGLASS, Melvin H., watchmaker
| DURRER, George H., saw mill
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FORKNER, Frank, grocer and restaurant
| GASKILL, R.L. & Co., grain dealers
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GENNEBECK, John, postmaster, undertaker and insurance agent
| GRIFFITH & EVANS, hardware
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HAUN, Frank A., boots and shoes
| HAWORTH, Minnie, milliner
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HODSON, William, tile manufacturer
| HORSHER, Frank, lunch room
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ILES, Oliver P., meat market
| ILES, Stephen B., physician
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JONES, Daniel R. & Sons, blacksmiths
| KELLY, Joseph, Saloon
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MCKINNEY, William C., photographer
| MERRICK, A.C., lawyer and insurance
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MOULDER, Thomas M., physician
| OGLE, Theodore T., boots and shoes
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ORR, John, livery, sale and feed stable, live stock and harness
| PAYNE, William R., lawyer
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RICHARDS, Benjamin B., real estate, insurance, justice of the peace, and attorney at law
| SEE, Miles M., barber
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SEWARD & HOLLINGSWORTH, flour mill
| SHELTON, Joel N., agent drugs
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SHELTON, Milly F., milliner
| SHERWIN, Ely R., grain dealer and ex. agent
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TALBOT, Samuel, Rev. (Friends)
| TYNER & CHAMBERS, grocer
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WALTER, Charles M., lawyer and insurance
| WHITE, Charles E., Rev. (Methodist)
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WRIGHT, J.C., dentist
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Kokomo (Pop. 5000. One of the most thrifty, enterprising
cities of its size in the State. Has good county buildings, substantial,
imposing business blocks handsome residences, is lighted by gas,
has a fire dept., telephone exchange, good opera house, several
churches, 1 high and 2 graded schools, 3 banks, 6 hotels, 3 large
grain elevators, and 4 weekly newspapers: Dispatch, Gazette,
Tribune and Christian Indicator. Orlando A. Somers,
postmaster.)
ALBAUGH, Aaron & Co., coal and lumber
| ANDREWS, Moses R. jr., saw mill
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ARMSTRONG, PICKETT & Co., hardware and manufacturers of wagon material
| ARMSTRONG, Walter S., mayor
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ARMSTRONG & MOULDER physicians
| BALDWIN, A.L., saloon
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BALL, R.F., monuments
| BARNES, John W., co. school superintendent
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BARNES, William W., grocer
| BEARD, Thomas, dealer in saws and saw repairer
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BELL & PURDUM, lawyers
| BIDDLEMAN, W.E., boots and shoes
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BIVINS, Mary, hairdresser
| BLACKLIDGE & BLACKLIDGE, lawyers
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BLAKE, Robert, jewelry
| BLOCK & THALMAN, dry goods
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BOHAN, John, justice
| BRABOY, Joseph, barber
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BROUSE, Henry R., lawyer
| BROWN, Joshua, cabinetmaker
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BUDD, Albert A., sewing machines
| BYRD Thomas A., barber
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CAIN, Joseph & Son, tanners and harnessmakers
| CANODE, Thomas W., shoemaker
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CARR, Norman, Rev. (Baptist)
| CARROLL, William J., RR agent
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CHANDLER & BEESON, furniture and undertakers
| CHAPMAN, George N., shoemaker
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CHAPMAN, William, restaurant
| COOPER, Freeman, lawyer
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COOPER, John M., county clerk
| COOPER, William, physician
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COTTINGHAM, Charles S., grocer
| COYLE, John, saloon
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CRAIB, William E., tailor
| DARBY, O.V. & Bro., dry goods
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DARNELL, James M., pres. Kokomo Milling Company
| DAVIS, Andrews & Co., lumber
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DAVIS, A.E., Mrs., dressmaker
| DAVIS, S. & Sons, dry goods
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DAVIS & Co., general store
| DAYHOFF, Andrew F., physician
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DEHAVEN, Jacob H., saloon
| DEHAVEN, James W., sheriff
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DENISON, D., Mrs., millinery
| DILLINGER, Joseph, propr. Kokomo House
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DIXON & Co., hardware and grain
| DOLMAN, J.C., boots and shoes
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DORSCH, Moliveana, milliner
| DUKE Bros., confectioners
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DURET, Mary, stamping and embroidery
| EDWARDS, William H., boots and shoes
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ELLIOTT & KIRKPATRICK, lawyers
| ELLIS, Andrew, RR agent
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ELLIS Bros., live stock dealers
| ELLIS, DICKSON & Co., hardware
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ELLIS, J.H., supt. Kokomo Gas Light and Coke Company
| ENGLISH, Mattie, dressmaker
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EVERTON, L.C., boots and shoes
| FALK, Louisa & Carrie, milliners
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FELLOWS, Lewis L., RR agent
| FIELDING, William, barber
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FINN, Albert, livery
| FISSE, John H., merchant tailor
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FRIDAY, David, clothing
| FRIDLIN, Edward, saloon
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GARRIGUS, Milton, lawyer
| GASKILL, Robert S. & Co., grain dealers and elevators
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GASKIN, William W., barber
| GERMAN, John G., foreman MICHENER & Co's machine shops
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GILBERT, Joseph C., propr. Clinton House
| GLASS, W.H., manager, Western Union Telegraph Co.
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GRANT, Amandus N., lawyer
| GROVES, Robert T., livery
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GUTHRIDGE, Thomas, Mrs., hotel
| HALL, Gabriel, W., flour and feed
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HAMILTON, James, saloon
| HARNESS, Benjamin F., lawyer and abstract of titles
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HARPER, Emma, millinery and musical merchandise
| HARRIS & MCALPIN, furniture and carpets
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HARTZELL, William B., meat market
| HARVEY, Adam, blacksmith
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HASELTINE, Ross J., jeweler
| HASELTINE, William, watchmaker
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HASKETT & Co., dry goods
| HASS & RUNK, proprs. Kokomo Gazette
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HAUSER, Charles B., restaurant
| HAWKINS, Eli & Son, meat market
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HENDERSON, J.O. & H.E., proprs. Kokomo Dispatch
| HENRY, James, blacksmith
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HENRY & BENNETT, lawyers
| HEXTER, David, meat market
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HILLIS, Lee H., harnessmaker
| HOLTON, William, blacksmith
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HOOPER, Walter, carriage manufacturer
| HOOVER & HUNT, sewing machines
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HOUGHTON, Charles F., insurance agent
| HOUSER, Louisa C., Mrs., fashionable boarding
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HOWARD, Nicholas E., restaurant
| HUFF, Margie, dressmaker
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HUNT, Ezra S. & Co., lumber
| HUNT, Henry, manufacturer of sash, doors, blinds, etc.
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HURD & Co., dealers and manufacturers of lumber, plow beams, etc.
| HUNLOCK, Solomon, blacksmith
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HURTZELL, A.J., cigars and tobacco
| INGELS, John, justice
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JACKSON, Charles S., insurance agent
| JAY, Austin, produce
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JAY, Charles A., cashier, First National Bank
| JOHNSON, E.B., saloon
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JOHNSON, Horace, barber
| JOHNSON, Isaac C., physician
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JOHNSON, James D., agent American and Adams Ex.
| JOHNSON, Jordan, house sign and ornamental painter
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JOHNSON, J.D. & Co., loan and insurance agents and abstracts of title
| JONES, M.C., feed yard
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KELLER, A.D. & Co., grocers
| KELLER, Charles R., grocer
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KELLY Bros., feed yard
| KELLY, J.T. & KELLY, harness and saddles
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KELLY & KELLY, live stock
| KENNEDY, William, city marshal
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KENNEDY & Co., clothing
| KERN & Kern, physician
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KINSEY, Jehiel, meat market
| KINSEY, J., Mrs., dressmaker
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KIRK, I.E., lawyer
| KIRK, Samuel F., dentist
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KIRKPATRICK, A.B., lawyer
| KIRKPATRICK, John W., justice
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KIRKPATRICK, L.J., Master Commissioner of Circuit Court
| KNOX, William R., sewing machines
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KOHL, Peter, dyer and scourer
| KROH, Jacob H., lawyer
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LANE, Lamson G., real estate and insurance agent
| LAUDERMAN, Francis (Catholic)
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LAUGHLIN, Mary E., dressmaker
| LEACH & Reiff, blacksmiths
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LEEDS, Frederick, RR agent
| LEEDS, Josiah M., RR ticket agent
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LINDSAY & KERN, attorneys at law
| LITTLER, Ella, Mrs., boarding
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LOWE, Henry B., city treasurer
| MCCUNE, Robert, Rev. (Congregational)
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MCELWEE, Amazia K., meat market
| MCGLONE, Henry G., grocer
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MCCOVIN, Thomas, saloon
| MCGOWAN, George, carpenter
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MCKINSEY, George W., produce
| MAAS, Jacob, saloon
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MAHERT, J.P., saloon
| MARINE, William S., barber
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MARIS, Milton J., boots and shoes
| MATTIX, James, hides, pelts and furs
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MARITY, William K., physician
| MAX & NATE, clothing
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MICHENOR & Co., machinists, Star Machine works
| MILLER, David C., saw filer
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MITCHELL, Frank A., grocer
| MOORE, Daniel W., marble works
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MOORE, George A., grocer and meat market
| MOORE, John B., physician
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MOORE, John E., lawyer
| MOORE, Samuel C., manufacturer of sash, doors and blinds; also groceries
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MORELAND, Henry L., county auditor and cooper
| MORGAN, J. Rollin, dentist
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MORRIS, Courtland T., confectionery
| MORRISON & WOOD, lawyers
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MOTE, MCDOWELL & Co., hardware
| MURPHY, Levi, grocer
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MURRAY, William A., sewing machines
| O'BRIEN, James, lawyer
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OGDEN & Reed, general blacksmiths
| ORCHEDD, Robert, grocer
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PARKER, Frank, saloon
| PARKER & Sayler, saloon
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PATTISON, George W., druggist and physician
| PEARCE, Frank, baker
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PEARCE, William W., saloon
| PHILIPS, A.S., editor and propr. Kokomo Tribune
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PHILIPS, John E., grocer
| PICKETT, Nathan, pres. Howard National Bank
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PIERCE, William D., grocer
| PIERCE, William H.,saloon and billiards
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PIERSON, Jonathan, tile manufacturer
| PLEAS, Maurice E., dentist
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POLLARD, Clark N., lawyer
| PRICE, Frank A., livery
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PUCKETT, J.L., propr. Christian Indicator
| QUAINTANCE, Eli, lightening rods
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RAMSEY, Lewis J., blacksmith
| RAY, W.B., civil engineer and abstracts
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RAYBURN, James C., meat market
| REDFORD, John E., boarding house
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REDMOND, Benjamin F., broom manufacturer
| REDMOND & BROWN, grocers
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REED, Byron, photographer
| RETTS, L.A., Rev. (Methodist)
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RICH, Levi P., county recorder
| RICHARDS & HARRIS, dressmakers
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RICHARDSON, Joel, live stock
| RICHMOND, Corydon, justice
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ROSS, John H., physician
| ROSS & Artis, painters
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RUSSELL, Dolman & Co., bankers and grain dealers
| RUSSELL, J., president, First National Bank
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SAILORS, Hamilton M., druggist
| SANDERS, Willialm, propr. Newcomb House
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SANDFORD & Hull, second hand furniture
| SASSMAN, P.A., carpenter
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SAWYER, Eugene W., physician
| SCHAFSTALL, Clarence Y Co., retail cigars and tobacco
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SCOFIELD, Frank, restaurant and bakery, leading restaurant of Kokomo
| SCOTT, C.A. & Bro., druggists
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SCOTT, Mary E., dressmaker
| SCOTT, William, physician
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SCOTTON, James M., druggist
| SELLERS & Bro., grocers and meat market
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SELLS, Albert C., harnessmaker
| SHAUL & BATREALL, manufacturers and dealers in porcelain lined wooden pumps, screen doors, etc.
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SHEPARD, Richard, confectioner
| SHEPARD & BYERS, druggists
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SHEWEY, Charles, saloon
| SHOCK, Ezra, gunsmith
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SLIDER, John W., street commissioner
| SLYTER, C.M., real estate and insurance
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SMITH, Albert G., physician and surgeon
| SMITH, David, justice
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SMITH, Newton B., lawyer
| SMITH, Richard H., physician
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SNIDER, L., stave and heading manufacturer
| SNYDER, T.W., propr. Snyder House
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SOLENBERGER, E.E., township trustee
| SOMERS, O.A., postmaster, farmer and stock raiser
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SPRAKER, David C., county treasurer
| STRODE, James M., photographer
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STUART & Hass, insurance agents
| STYER Bros., books and stationery
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STYER, William H., flour mill
| SUMNER, Charles, barber
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SUMPTION, William H. & Son, carriage manufacturers
| SWASHER, Emily, milliner
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TATE, George D., wholesale dealer in Indiana lumber
| THOMPSON, William H., veterinary surgeon and live stock insurance agent
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TITUS, Warner B., propr. Central Hotel
| TRUEBLOOD, Minnie A., milliner
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TRUEBOOD, Thomas E., grocer
| TRUEBLOOD & Floyd, dressmakers
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TURNER, J.T., agt U.S. Ex Company
| VAILE, William P., insurance agent, cashier, Howard National Bank
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VAILE & Vaile, lawyers
| WAGGMAN, Samuel, furs and pelts
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WALK, George E., Rev. (Christian)
| WASSON, William, blacksmith and plow manufacturer
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WEAKLEY, Elijah, grocer
| WEAVER & SCOVEN, painters and wall paper
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WIKEL, Henry, restaurant
| WILEY, Henry, boots and shoes
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WILLIS, William L., physician and patent medicine manufacturer
| WILSON, Ed R., druggist
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WOOD & Harbster, drugs
| WOODS & Updegraff, excelsior manufacturer
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WOOLEY, James M., grocer
| YOUNG & Chandler, founders and machinists
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