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Hilderbrand John, carpenter. Hilderbrand Joseph, carpenter. Hollinger George W. feed.
Hollis Frank M, confectioner.
Hoosier Foundry and Ma- chine Works, J .F Lawrence Propr. (See adv, p 583.) Horth James A, blacksmith.
Jones Levi M, photographer. Kaler Samuel P, county clerk.
Kepner .John H, grocer. Kessler Wm W, boots and shoes. Kithcart Nathan I, physician.
Kniseley & McNear (Wm H Knise- ley, Joseph F McNear), hdware. Koch Leopold, clothing.
Kraus & Bro (Simon and Leopold), grocers. Lamson & Cleveland, handle mnfrs.
Lawrence Isaiah E, physician.
Lawrence John F, Propr Hoosier Foundry and Machine Works (See adv, p 583.)
Leininger John C, live stock.
Leininger John G, live stock. Liggett & Willits (James Liggett, Edward E Willits), grocers.
Lorber Samuel, fancy goods. Lower J B saw mill.
Lower Leander, county sheriff. Lynch John H, blacksmith. McCarver Joseph H, meat market. McCracken Jay, agt P, Ft W & C Ry. McDonald House, Alfred Heacock propr.
McDonald Isaiah B, lawyer. McLallen E L & Co (Edward L and Henry McLallen), proprs The Farmers' bank. Maine Hotel, Maine & Kepner proprs. Maine & Kepner, proprs Maine hotel. Makemson Wm W, dentist. Marshall D M, grain elevator.
M. F. Kaag
Sells CHANDELIERS and FANCY TABLE LAMPS, at No. 5 East Columbia Street.
F. T. Weitzmann
162 Calhoun Street, Makes the BEST CLOTHES for the Money in the CITY of FORT WAYNE.
COLUMBIA CITY DIRECTORY. 585
Marshall & McNagny (Thomas R Marshall, Wm F McNagny), lawyers.
Mattoon Chauncey B, county au- ditor.
Meiser Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Meitzler Wm, bakery and saloon.
Meyer A & Bro (Antonie E and Charles), saloon.
Meyer Frank, saloon.
Meyers & North (Wm E Meyers, Emmet M North). druggists.
Miles Elmer D, Furniture. (See udv, below.)
Miller Andrew, planing mill.
Miller Henry M, tinware.
Miller John C. cigar mnfr.
Mitten Allen P, physician.
Mosher & Son (Eliakim & Adam), grocers. Mowry Edwin J, druggist.
Myers Daniel, confectioner. Ney Henry H, clothing.
North G W & Co (George W North, Charles S Edwards, Jos. eph Clark), hardware, lumber and farm machinery.
North John S, wagonmaker. North Mrs Susan C, milliner. Olds Walter, judge circuit court. Pacific Express Co, James Reider agent.
Peabody Simon J, saw mill.
Pond Charles H, carpenter.
Pontius George A, druggist.
Portage Thomas, mason.
Prickett Herschel A, harness.
Prickett Isaac W, harness.
Ramp Bros (Franklin and Albert H), livery.
Ramp Phillip, saw mill.
Reese Frederick C, general store. Reider James, grocer and agt Paci- fic Express Co.
Rice John, carpenter.
LUMBER, DRESSED AND WORKED.
E. D. MILES
DEALER IN
Fine and Common Furniture
Mouldings and Picture Frames. COLUMBIA CITY, INDIANA.
Fort Wayne Medical & Surgical Sanitarium
G. W. McCASKEY, M. D., Supt. 24 WEST BERRY STREET.
PLANING MILL, 100 W. Pearl Street. on Short Notice, by LOUIS DIETHER.
S. W. HULL,. HOUSE PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING -27 CLINTON ST., FORT WAYNE, IND .-
Gold Pens, Gold and Silver Headed Canes, Bronzes and Fancy Goods. H. C. GRAFFE, Cor. Calhoun and Columbia Sts.
586
R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Ricker Alfred A, grocer and
agent Adams Express Co.
Ridgway Bros, tile mnfrs. Ross, Cook & Ramp (A Ross, George H Cook, Jacob Ramp), farm impts.
Sanders Julius, saloon.
Schaper Herman, saloon.
Schneider Ferdinand, blacksmith. Schuman Bros (James B and Rob. ert L), blacksmiths.
Sharp James H, merchant tailor. Shifler Wm H, jeweler.
Shilts John H, county recorder.
Shinneman John F, grocer.
Slesman Benjamin F, dentist.
Stahl Charles H, cooper. Stouffs George, grocer.
Stout & Gould (Archie B Stout, Gordon R Gould), photogrs.
Torbet Nelson, carpenter. Trout Wm, blacksmith.
Tuttle R & Co (Ransom and Cald- well W Tuttle), boots and shoes and grist mill.
Tyree W J & Co (Walter J Tyree, Wm N Andrews), druggists. Ulerich Andrew U, grocer. Ulerich Charles P H, meats .. Wallce Jeremiah, carpenter.
Walter & Raupfer (Frederick Walter, Benjamin Raupfer), proprs Eagle brewery.
Washburn Alanson, millinery.
Weber Wm, physician. Webster A J, sewing machines.
Weick George A, boots and shoes.
Weihe Emil, druggist.
Weihe Rudolph T, stationer and musical instruments.
Weinegardner Soloman F, grocer. Western Union Telegraph Co, M E Tuttle mngr.
Wigent John C, lawyer.
Wilcox Wm H, harnessmaker.
Williams Dr Charles S, county coroner.
Willits Jacob A, books.
Woodworth Oliver H, abstracts. Wurtsbaugh John D, lawyer.
DECATUR.
SILVERWARE,
The county seat of Adams coun- ty, is a growing, incorporated town of 3,000 inhabitants, located on the St. Mary's river and C. & A. Ry., the T., St. L. & K. C. and G. R. & I. R. Rs., 21 miles south of Ft. Wayne, 138 northeast of Indianapolis and 70 north of Richmond. Decatur is a prosperous commercial and manufacturing town, supplied with good county buildings, a new jail, handsome churches, good graded schools, 2 banks and 2 weekly newspapers-the Democrat and Journal. The manufacturing establishments located here include 3 saw mills, 2 stirrup factories, tile yard, 3 flour mills, an iron foun- dry, 3 stave factories and 2 plan- ing mills. Grain, lumber, live stock and staves are the chief ex- ports. Exp. U. S. and Am. Tel., W. U. Money order office. Nor- val Blackburn, postmaster.
Adams County Bank (capital, $75,- 000), David Studabaker pres, Jesse Niblick vice-pres, Wm H Niblick cash.
Adams County Lumber Co, Philip W Smith mngr, saw mill.
Adams Express Co, George L S Brock agent. Adams Lemuel D, stave mnfr. Allen Louise, dressmaker. Auth Leo, watchmaker. Bailey & Son (John T and Edwin J), lawyers.
Barkley & Steele (Levi Barkley, John H Steele), meat market. Beavers Seth D, physician. Bechtol Amos, cooper. Beer Christian, saloon. Bell Alexander R, feed barn.
Berling Garrett, hides, etc. Bixler & King (Thomas C Bixler, Jacob L King), saloon.
Blackburn Norval, Propr Decatur Democrat and Post- master.
Comfortable Homes
For Plans and Specifications address WING & MAHURIN, ARCHITECTS, 27 Calhoun St.
G. W. Graffe & Co. Manufacturers of GALVAN- IZED IRON CORNICES and Window Caps, 132 Calhoun Street.
DECATUR DIRECTORY. 587
Blew Nettie, dressmaker. Blossom Ira A, meat market. Bobo James R, judge 26th judicial circuit. Bogner John, carpenter.
Bollman Abraham McW, county recorder.
Boon John H, painter.
Bosse John W, druggist.
Bowers John S, hardware. Boyd & Mills (Robert S Boyd, Frederick V Mills), grocers. Brake Herman H, saloon.
Bremerkamp John H, saloon.
Bremerkamp Magdalene, dry goods.
Bremerkamp & Vancamp (Henry H Bremenkamp, Anson Van- camp), flour mill.
Brock George L S, agt Adams Express Co.
Brock John, stoves and tinware.
Buhler Bros (Emanuel and John), tow mnfrs.
Buhler Jacob, lime dealer.
Burdge Alvin CL, barber.
Burns Mellon, harnessmaker.
Burt House, Dick Townsend propr.
Bushnell & Cook (Collins Bush- nell, Frederick Cook), black- smiths.
Chicago & Atlantic R R, John M Miller agt.
Christen Godfrey, lumber.
Christen Wm, dep postmaster.
Clever Philip C, stave and head- ings mnfr.
Closs J & Son (Jacob and Jacob jr), jewelers.
Closs Mary, milliner.
Coffee Michael G, justice.
Coffee & Brown (David D Coffee, John Brown), saloon. Colchin Joseph H, restaurant. Colchin Mathias, grocer and baker. Coots Rev John T (United Breth- ern). Coverdale Elias G, lawyer. Coverdale Jonas S, physician.
Decatur City Band, Joseph Hart leader.
DecaturDemocrat (Weekly), Norval Blackburn propr.
Decatur Journal (weekly), Kirby & Andrews proprs.
Decatur National Bank (capital, $50,000), Thomas T Darwin pres, Philip W Smith vice-pres, Robert S Peterson cash.
Deininger Ulrich, millinery and notions.
De Vilbiss Alton L, dentist.
De Voss Lewis C, lawyer.
Donovan & Coffee (Daniel Dono- van, Peter J Coffee), grocers. Dorwin Cornelius T, photographer and lime mnfr.
Dorwin & Holthouse (Thomas T Dorwin, John B Holthouse), druggists.
Dugan Charles A, supt public schools.
Eagle Mnfg Co, L C Miller pres, J C Patterson sec, Andrew Gottschalk treas, farm impts. Edwards John W, painter.
Eiting John & Co (John Eiting, Casper N Lange), general store. Ellsworth J E & Co (Joseph E Ellsworth), carriage mnfrs.
Elzey Marion S, jeweler.
Everett John, grocer.
Fitzgerald Julia, dressmaker. Forbing Peter, saloon.
France J Fred, auctioneer.
Fritzinger & Kirsch (Erastus Frit- zinger, Matthias Kirsch), lum- ber.
Gaffer & Fisher (Peter Gaffer, Wm Fisher), painters.
Gasper Joseph S, saloon.
Gottschalk Andrew, county treas. Grand Rapids and Indiana R R, Link Hall agent.
Griffith & Fisher (David M Griffith, James M Fisher), barbers.
Hale John D, county clerk.
Hale John D & Co (John D Hale), grain.
Hall Link, agt G R & I R R.
Hammell Cyrus, saw mill.
Hart Adolph, barber.
Hart Bros (Jesse jr and Henry H), flour mill.
Hart & Egg (Henry Hart, Wm Egg), founders.
Hart & France (Harvey H Hart, Frank E France), saloon.
Heller & Hooper (Daniel D Heller, Paul G Hooper), lawyers. Holloway A G, physician.
CHARLES A. HOFFMANN,
183, 185 and 187 CALHOUN STREET, - FORT WAYNE, IND. Wholesale Dealer in Cider, Apple Wine and Cider Vinegar,
E. F. Sites, Dentist, 74 North Calhoun St., over Mordhurst'sDrug Store
-No. 35- W. Washington St.
T. E. COVINGTON, Florist,
588
R. L. POLK & Co.'s
Holthouse Anthony, boots and shoes.
Holthouse Peter & Bro (Peter and John B), clothing.
Hubbard Wm H, photographer. Huntsmann Wallace W, saloon. Jeleff Dr Charles A, coroner.
Johns Frederick, saloon. Johnson Edward, saw mill.
King John jr, carriage mnfr.
King & Glutting (John King jr, John J Glutting), harnessmkrs. Kirby & Andrews (Walter H Kir- by, Philip L Andrews), proprs Decatur Journal.
Kleinhenz John W, saloon.
Krick Henry, brick mnfr.
Krumacher Andrew, bill poster.
Lewton Perry A, sheriff.
Linn Solomon, carpenter.
Lose & Meyers (John Lose, John Meyers), saloon.
Lutz Clark J, lawyer and inssur- ance agt.
McConnehey David, apiarist.
McMillen Wm W P, physician.
Mallonee Ezra, gunsmith.
Maloney & Reynolds (Robert Ma- loney, Jackson Reynolds), well borers.
Mangold Noah, agricultural impts. Mann Elijah, carpenter.
Mann Jesse E, oculist and aurist.
Mann & Burkhead (Harlo Mann, John Burkhead), grocers.
Martin Jacob, rest and baker.
Mayer Bros (Henry and John), brick mnfrs.
Mayer Henry, beer agt.
Meibers' Hall, John Meibers propr Meibers John, propr Meibers' hall. Mersman Wm, whol beer, etc. Meyer Bros (Wm J, David and James). woolen mills.
Meyers Wm H, brickmason.
Miesse House, Israel J Miesse propr.
Miesse Israel J, propr house.
Miesse
Miller Adam, saloon. Miller Charles W, tailor.
Miller John B, barber. Miller John M, agt C & A Ry. Miller Louis C, county auditor. Miller Matthias, handle mnfr. Moon Wm R, carpenter.
Nachtrieb Bros (Wm H and Chris- tian J), druggists and stationers. Neptune James Q, dentist.
Niblick, Crawford & Sons (Jesse and John Niblick, John and Frank Crawford), genl store. Patterson & Pillars (Robert B Pat- terson, Wm Pillars), flour mnfrs - Peterson & Mann (Robert S Peter- son, James F Mann), lawyers. Pierce Alfred R, druggist.
Place James W, baker.
Porter Horace S, sec-hand goods. Railing Frank, painter.
Railing & Rice (Daniel Railing, John B Rice), livery and live stock. Reckard Rev J H (Baptist).
Reed & Tonnellier (Victor S Reed, Nicholas Tonnellier), hardware. Rice Benjamin F, lime mnfr.
Rice & Bro (Joseph M and James), livery and 'bus line. Robison & Gillig (Harry A Robi- son, Amos Gillig), lumber.
Rodamacher Cornelius, saloon.
Romberg H Max, livery.
Rosenthal Isaac, clothing.
Schlegel Daniel, tinner.
Shlegel & Blew (Augustus Schle- gel, Jacob A Blew), blacksmiths Schneider & Schmitt (Peter Schneider, Dyonis Schmitt), meat market. Schrank & Stilson (Bennett Schrank, Frank Stilson), barbers Schuhler & Blakeslee (Frank X Schuhler, John Blakeslee), in- surance agts.
Schurger & Reed (John Schurger, Wm H Reed). Jawyers.
Sellemeyer August H, wagonmkr. Shackley Anna, dressmaker. Shafer & Bro (Frederick and Jacob R), stoves, etc.
Sharp Thomas J, agt T, St L & K C Ry.
Shigley George D, sewing mach. Shirey John, auctioneer. Sholty & Thomas (Benjamin W Sholty, Joseph T Thomas), lumber. Showers David, propr Showers house.
Showers House, David Showers propr.
Lavanway & Didier
Headquarters for POULTRY SUPPLIES. also Hay, Straw, Grain and Mill Feed. j-45 EAST COLUMBIA STREET .-
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D U C 0. F. ROGERS & SONS, Mnfrs. of Clothes Racks, Kendallville, Ind. U 5
L. O. HULL,
Wall Paper and Decorations -AT 90 CALHOUN STREET .-
HUNTINGTON DIRECTORY. 589
Smith J & Bro (Joseph and Theo- dore), wagonmakers.
Smith Wm R, justice of peace. Smith & Bell (Adam J Smith, Alexandar R Bell), saw mill. Snelling Oscar N, well borer. Snow John F, county supt. Spangler & Merrymann (Sylvester Spangler, Wilson Merrymann), carpenters.
Spencer & Kuebler (Fitch J Spen- cer, Wm A Kuebler), dry gds. Sprang & True (Daniel Sprang, Charles F True), dry goods. Stabler Rev Thomas (Methodist). Stone J H, hardware.
Stoops Rev Eli J (Evangelical).
Swinhart Ellen N, dressmaker.
Temple Alexander M, cigars and tobacco.
Terveer Barney J, hardware. Thomas Philip B, physician. Toledo, St Louis & Kansas City Ry, Thomas J Sharp agent.
Townsend Dick, propr Burt house. Tyndall John W, county surveyor.
Tyrrill & Fritze (Elias N Tyrrill, Charles A Fritze), blacksmiths. Vancamp Albert, grocer.
Vitz Rev H W (German Ref). Vogelwede John W, saloon. Vogelwede Joseph H, shoes. Vore Samuel T, shoes and pianos. Wagoner John, marble and granite. Welfley John, grocer.
Wemhoff Barney, liquors.
Wemhoff & Tolan (Bernard F Wemhoff, James S Tolan), mar- ble.
Westerfeld Gustav, saloon.
Westerfeld Henry, cigar mnfr.
Wilhelm Peter, saloon.
Wilkins Rev Theodore (Catholic). Winnes Henry, boots and shoes. Woods Emanuel, horse buyer.
Woodward & Auten (George W Woodward, Thomas F Auten), furniture.
Yager Leopold, furniture.
Zerkel Jacob A, carpenter. Zimmerman Eli jr, saloon.
HUNTINGTON.
The judicial seat of Huntington county, is an important commer- cial and manufacturing city of 7,981 inhabitants, located on the Wabash river, and C. & A. and W., St. L. & P. Rys, 118 miles from Toledo, 105 from Indian- apolis, and 318 from St. Louis. This, for its size, is the most pro- gressive city in Northern Indiana, and has great natural wealth, con- sisting of immense limestone de- posits, from which is manufac- tured a superior quality of lime. The C. & A. Ry. Co. have erected large repair shops and round house here, which give employ- ment to a large number of hands. Each year brings about additions to the established manufactories here, and new factories are con- stantly being opened. The chief industries in manufacture now comprise flour mills, pump fac-
tory, brewery, stave works, saw mills, foundries, planing mills, cooper shop, flax bagging factory, bentwood works, handle factory, furniture factories, heading fac- tory, plow works, several lime kilns, which employ from 700 to 1,000 men, and numerous others of minor importance. Several ex- tensive grain elevators are in operation. The grain trade here has become one of great import- ance. Huntington was settled in 1833 by Gen. John Tipton, and was formerly known as Flint Springs. It is to-day a handsome town, supplied with all modern convenien ces, such as gas works, telephone exchange, a well- equipped fire department, fine opera house with a seating capa- city of 1,000, graded school build- ings, several churches, excellent county buildings, substantial busi-
Sewing Machines, Shears Pfeiffer & Schlatter -and Pocket Knives, -- > 38 & 40 E. Columbia.
FORT WAYNE, IND.
Jones
47 CALHOUN STREET,
-
PHOTOS TAKEN DAY OR NIGHT.
THE ONLY ELECTRIC LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHER IN THE STATE.
50
Merchant Tailor
A. FOSTER. 15 W. WAYNE ST.
R. L. POLK & Co.'s
Pete & Max.
ness blocks, good hotels, and 3 banks, and is well lighted with electric lights. The press of Huntington is above the average, including the following papers : Evening Herald and Evening Demo- crat, issued daily, and the Indiana Herald, Democrat and News-Ex- press, weekly sheets. The induce- ments to investing capital are of the most generous nature ; new manufactories are locating here, the price of real estate is steadily increasing, and the future pros- perity of Huntington is assured. Exp., U. S. and Pacifie. Tel., W. U. S. H. Shearer, postmas- ter.
Sam,
Abendroth David C, saloon.
Ager Mrs John G, propr Occiden- tal hotel.
Alexander & Hatfield (John T Alexander, James M Hatfield), lawyers.
Allen & Bro, staves and headings. Allman & Bash (Edward Allman, Charles C F Bash), flour and feed.
Alles Jacob, wagonmaker. Alpaugh Edwin K, druggist.
Altstaedter Joseph & Bro (Joseph and Albert), clothing. .
Anderson Mrs Jane E D, mngr W U Tel office.
Anglemyre & Bro (Levi H and Ja- cob), grocers, 8 W Market.
Arnold H H & Co (Henry H Ar- nold), dry goods.
Arnold & Nook (Jacob Arnold, Joseph Nook), carpenters.
Ashley John S, saloon.
Backer Michael G, marble and granite.
Baker Samuel D, Merchant Tailor.
Baltes & Martin's (Michael Baltes, Jacob and Peter Martin), lime mnfrs.
Barsh & Co (Orlando and John A Barsh), grocers.
Bash Bros, live stock.
Baumgartner & Ufheil(Max Baum- gartner, Constantine Ufheil), sa- loon.
Beach Frederick J, awning, tents, etc.
Beaver Daniel G, blacksmith. Beaver Edward, blacksmith. Beck Adam, lime mnfr. Bensing Nicholas, Merchant Tailor, Opera Block. (See adv, opp.)
Berkfield Jacob, barber.
Berry Wm A, feed yard.
Binkley Jacob, pump mnfr.
Bippus George J, real estate.
Black Robert, cooper.
Blake & Coy (Elmer E Blake, Henry A Coy), grocers.
Blum Frederick, shoemaker.
Boos Jacob, brewer.
Boos John, saloon.
Bowman J W & Son (John W and George H), blacksmiths.
Branyan, Spencer & Branyan (James C and Wm A Branyan, Maurice L Spencer), lawyers.
Branyan & Dungan (Everett C Branyan, Zachariah T Dungan), real estate and abstracters.
Bratton James M, sheriff.
Briant Cyrus E, mnfr lumber, cooperage stock and bentwood. Briant Wm T, saw mill and lime. Bridge L & Bro (Louis and Henry), hardware.
Brineman & Perry (Madoria D Brineman, Thomas P Perry), carpenters.
Brommer & Humbert (Robert E Brommer, Jesse Humbert), sa- loon.
Brown Edwin T, real estate.
Brown Frederick C, shoemaker.
Brown & Bro (Elmer and John F), Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. (See adv, p 595.)
Buchanan Samuel, chief engineer fire department and grocer.
Buckley Silas M, grocer.
Butler Thad, mngr Herald and Newspaper Express Co.
Cameron Newton, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. (See adv, p 595.)
Carll John M, saloon.
Cast Simeon T, ins and real est.
Central Union Telephone Ex- change, John H Daltry mngr, Opera block.
Chafee & Wright (Wm C Chafee, Ervin Wright), physicians.
Central Office
TROY LAUNDRY At 68 CALHOUN STREET Telephone No. 160.
Being Manufacturers, We are Enabled to Retail our SUPERIOR CLOTHING at WHOLESALE PRICES.
590
591
HUNTINGTON DIRECTORY.
IMPORTANT TO ALL HORSEMEN ! HAGUE'S EXPANSION HORSE SHOE
BENCH
(PATENTED OCT. 23d, 1887.)
This shoe is made of steel and will positively not break. The toe-plate when worn out can be replaced as readily as on the common shoe. It prevents the hoof from becoming sore, preserves it, and will fit any foot. The only shoe that will POSI- TIVELY CURE A CONTRACTED HOOF.
The agency for Huntington, Wabash. Allen and Whitley counties has been placed with me, and all orders for this valuable shoe will receive prompt attention.
Try the Expansion Shoe and you will have no other. (- Shop rights for sale.
W. H. SHANK, Shop on North Jefferson Street, HUNTINGTON, IND.
Nicholas Bensing MERCHANT TAILOR
Opera Block, HUNTINGTON, IND.
$1.50 Per Day.
Grand View Hotel E. EDSON, Propr. CENTRALLY LOCATED,
Near Wabash Depot,
HUNTINGTON, INDIANA.
First-Class Accommodations.
Grand View Hotel.
Schone & Wellman,
Undertakers and Embalmers J-No. 39 West Berry St .-
592
R. L. POLK & Co.'s
Chubb Albert. carpenter.
Churchill Benjamin F, shoemkr. Citizens' Bank (Frederick Dick, Enos T Taylor).
Citizens' Building and Loan Asso- ciation, James B Kenner pres, Simeon T Cast sec, Wm T Whitelock treas.
Clark David P, flour mill.
Clayton Elijah K, founder and machinist.
Cline John Q, lawyer.
Cobb & Watkins (Buell M Cobb, Charles W Watkins), lawyers. Collins Timothy, coal.
Collins & Son (Eli A and Jesse D). ice.
Commercial Hotel, Trusler Bros proprs.
Cook & Birch (Mary E Cook, Mrs Sarah Mishler), Fashionable Milliners and Dressmakers, 117 N Jefferson.
Craumer D M & Sons (David M, Harry L and John L), harness- makers.
Cressey Mattie T, dressmaker. Crow Jennie, hair goods.
Daltry John H, mngr Central Union Telephone Exchange, Opera block.
Davis James L, blacksmith.
Davis Jesse, stone quarry, sewer pipe, etc.
Day Lewis J, grocer. Day Robert J, 'bus line.
Day Samuel F, mayor.
Delvin James C, cigars and to- bacco.
Delvin Linden E, billiard hall.
Deville Nicholas J, saloon.
Deville Peter, saloon.
De Witt Bros & Hayes (Emmet E and Thomas H De Witt, Henry P Hayes), meat market.
Dick F & Sons (Frederick, Julius and Jacob), clothing and hard- ware and proprs Huntington Gas Works.
Diffendarfer, Moon & Co (John C and Oliver H Diffendarfer, Le- olin Moon, Beyer Bros), produce. Dimond Wm, horseshoer.
Doub George W, grocer.
Drover & Drover (Henry F and Herman H), druggists.
Drummond Hugh J, confectr. Edson Edgar, Propr Grand View Hotel. (See ado, p 591.) Emery Filson N, mngr Hunting- ton Opera house.
Emery & Biliter (Will R Emery, Benjamin F Biliter), proprs. The Huntington Democrat.
Emley Malcolm P, shoes.
Engel & Forster (Andrew Engel,. Peter Forster), saloon.
Eschbach Isaac, spring bed mnfr. Eversole C, physician.
Ewing & Bro (James H and Wm), dry goods.
Exchange Hotel, Mrs R N Holt propr.
Filson Charles H, jeweler and sta- tioner.
First National Bank (capital. $100,- 000), Wm McGrew pres, Baltha- sar Eisenhauer vice pres, Sarah F Dick cash.
Fisher Nicholas, boots and shoes.
Fooshee Jackson D, barber.
Ford Jacob W, real estate.
Foster Mary, milliner.
Foster & Engel (Peter Foster, An- drew Engel), saloon. France Obadiah R; baker.
Franklin Esther, notions.
Fresh John, dry goods.
Fulton James M, grocer.
Gelzleichter Peter, grocer.
Gemmer Joseph, furniture.
Glass Charles E, agt C & A R R.
Glenn John S, county clerk.
Grand View Hotel, Edgar Edson Propr. (See adv, p 591 )
Grayston Drs (Frederick S C, Bos-
ton H B and Charles E), sur- geons.
Griffith G V & Son (George V and. Edward L), saw mill.
Griffith Jesse W, druggist. Griffith Wm H, grocer and baker.
Grupe Henry, saloon.
Guethler Lizzie, milliner.
Haerly Henry M, crockery.
Haffner Gottlieb C, baker.
Hague Thomas H, dentist.
Hall & Hendricks (James Hall,. Christian Hendricks), wagon- makers.
Hargrove John M, city clerk. Hart Thomas B, county surveyor.
FT. WAYNE, INDIANA. The Champion Round Washer made
is the Anthony Wayne No. 1.
C C C The Anthony Wayne Mfg. Co., CD
M. F. Kaag
Sells FINE CHINA TEA and DINNER SETS, at No. 5 East Columbia Street.
593
HUNTINGTON DIRECTORY.
JACOB HARTMAN, MERCHANT TAILOR
AND DEALER IN
Fancy Cassimeres and Suitings. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED.
First National Bank Building, West Market Street, HUNTINGTON, - INDIANA.
E. F. SCHEERER, PROPRIETOR
LIME CITY BAKERY, RESTAURANT
ES CREAM
AND Dining Room
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SHORT CAKE
REGULAR MEALS 25c.
Ice Cream IN SEASON. No. 9 W. Market St.,
HUNTINGTON, IND.
N. C. YOUNG, DEALER IN Fresh and Smoked Meats and Sausages
-ALSO --
HIDES, TALLOW
PELTS. -AND ---
14 South Jefferson Street, -
HUNTINGTON, IND.
SIGN ADVERTISING SIGNS -- OF EVERY DESCRIPTION .- PAINTER 27 Clinton St., FORT WAYNE, IND.
G 2 MARBLE CLOCKS, OPERA GLASSES and SPECTACLES Importation. H. C. GRAFFE. D
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R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Of Every Description, of my own Corner Calhoun and Columbia Sts.
Harter Edwin, livery. Hartman Jacob, Merchant Tailor, First National Bank Bdg, W Market. (See adv, p 593.) Hasty Oliver C, meat market. Hawley & Bro (Wesley W and David M), lime mnfrs.
Heaston Israel H, county auditor. Herald and News Express Co, Cy- rus E Briant pres, David B Hoo- ver sec, Wm A Zeller treas. Herrberg George, bottler.
Hessin Wm H & Co (Wm H Hes- sin, Wm McGrew), flax bagging. Hewitt & Ellis (Elias G Hewitt, Gabriel Ellis), hardware.
Highlands Matthew, blacksmith. Hilgenberg Henry, mercht tailor. Hiltebrand & Day (James M Hil- tebrand, John R Day), lawyers. Hohe Jacob, tailor.
Holloway Cephas M, confectioner. Holt Mrs R N,- propr Exchange hotel. Hubbell Lida, news stand.
Huntington City Band, H L Em- ley leader.
Huntington County Bank (capital, $60,000), Jacob W Ford pres, Wm K Windle vice-pres, Henry L Emley cashier.
Huntington Creamery, Jacob Stults pres, Morris L Spencer sec.
Huntington Democrat The, Em- ery & Biliter proprs.
Huntington Gas Works, F Dick & Sons proprs.
Huntington Herald, Herald and News Express Co publrs.
Huntington Mill Co, Enoch G Thomas pres, Isaac N Arnold vice-pres, Thomas Arnold sec, flour mill.
Huntington Opera House, Filson N Emery mngr.
Huntington White Lime Co, Wes- ley W Hawley pres and treas, Wm T Briant sec.
Ibach Benjamin F, lawyer.
Immell Mary J, Milliner, E Market. Jasper Peter jr, saloon. John Wm, justice of peace. John Wm & Son (Wm and James B), sewing machines.
Jones Willis A, agt Pacific and Erie Express Co. Kahn Marx, clothing. Kase John, barber.
Kaufman & Griffith (Roscoe A. Kaufman, Roscoe C Griffith), lawyers and abstracters.
Keating Joseph B, jeweler.
Kenner & Dille (James B Kenner, John I Dille), lawyers.
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