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Long David, saloon.
Molding T, brick mnfr. Riley James, blacksmith. Whetten A E, R R and Ex agent. Woods Caldwell, brick minfr.
HAGERSTOWN. A place of 1,000 inhabitants, located in Jefferson township, Wayne county, on the P. C. A. St. L. Ry, and is the northern terminus of the White Water Valley R. R., distan' from Richmond, the county seat, 12 miles. and from Indianapolis 54 miles. The vi !. lage is a thriving, industrious place, con- taining three churches-Methodist, Chris. tian and Presbyterian-graded school, two hotels, one bank, a public library, and two weekly newspapers-the Herald (Republi- can) and Exponent (Independent). Bonded debt, $5,000. Its manufactories consist of a flax mill, machine shop, stave factory, tile mill, brick yard, two saw mills, a plan- ing mill, and in the vicinity six flour mills. Wheat, corn, flax seed and oats are ex- ported. Express, American. Mail daily. Alexander C Walker, postmaster.
Allen Thomas L, agt American Ex Co.
Allen & Co, druggists.
Backenstoce Charles, stoves and tinware.
Baldridge Bros, meat market.
Barr Wm O, carriagemaker.
Beck George, carpenter. Beck & Stonebraker, general store.
Binkley Edward A, painter.
Blount Cyrus N, physician. Bohrer James T, harnessmaker.
Bowman John, grocer.
Brooks & Ford, proprs Commercial Bank. Brown Bros, flour mill. Buchanan Clarissa Mrs, restaurant.
Canaday Jesse, lawyer and justice.
Canaday Nathan F, physician. Chamness Marvin E, jeweler. Clapper David, physician. Clifton Charles A, justice of the peace.
BINGHAM, WALK & MATHEW, ) The Leading House 12 East Washington street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ) in the State.
WM. M. BELL
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, No. 307 Upper Third Street, Evansville, Ind.
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Clifton House, E A Rockhill, propr. (Ste eds. ) .
Clifton Meredith F, livery.
Commercial Bank, Brooks & Ford proprs. Conrad W'm, furniture.
Cooper John W, painter.
Davis Wm T, blacksn:ith.
Day Bros, grocers.
Day H J, editor Hagerstown Exponent. Dilling & Co, druggists.
Dolley John A, carriagemaker.
Dolley Wm M, grocer.
Elliot Samuel, dentist.
Fox & Castator, furniture.
Foyst Michael, saloon.
Fry Ephraim, four mill.
Funk Martin, wagon maker.
Gebhart & Co, grocers.
Geisler John C, cooper.
Gordon Louis M, organs and pianos.
Grissinger Anthony, tailor.
Hagerstown Exponent (weekly), HI J Day publisher.
Hagerstown Herald (weekly), L P Harris & Co publishers. Hankins Wm J, dry goods. Harris James R, saloon.
Harris L P & Co, proprs Hagerstown Herald.
Hattaway Edmund B, marble works.
Hawkins James A, dentist.
Heiner Edgar K, physician.
Hoover Henry D, brick mufr.
Jenks Frederick K, jeweler.
Jewett John J, blacksmith.
Johnston Oscar, agent P C & St L Ry.
Kinert Charles, shoemaker.
Lamb George W, barber.
Lontz Harry, grocer. Lontz Willina Mrs, dressmaker.
McBride James, clothing.
Mann Jolin MI Rey (Methodist).
Mason Benjamin F, lawyer.
Mathews Hannibal, produce.
Mathews WWan G, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable.
Newcom Caroline Mrs, dressmaker.
Newcom Frank jr, flour mill.
Parsons Benjamin F, meat market.
Pierce Lindley M, stoves and tinware.
Pierce Stephen, fax mill.
Pittman Henderson, barber.
Plummer Wm J, carriagemaker.
Porter Edward, grocer.
Porter & Hughes, clothiers.
Post Elias E, lawyer and justice.
Presbaugh Henry, bouts and shoes.
Pritchard Elizabeth Mrs, propr Washington
House.
Rockhill Edward A, Propr Chf- ton House.
Rogers Walter, druggist and grocer.
Root Henry D, grocer.
Rudy Daniel A, insurance agent.
Rudy Henry C, cigar mnir.
Savoy Della Miss, millinery.
Savoy Greenbury, shoemaker.
Shively & Son, hardware.
Slifer David P, millinery.
Smith James, furniture dealer.
Smith John H, blacksmith.
Stonerbraker Jos II. commission merchant.
Study Samuel, furniture.
Teeter Lewis W, machine shop.
Teeter Zachariah, flour mill.
Tecter & Werking, saw and planing mill.
Thompson James, sewing machines.
Thurston Bros, physicians.
Walker Alexander C, postmaster, books and stationery.
Wallich Josephus, photographer.
Warbinton Wm T Rev ( Christian).
Washington House, Mrs Elizabeth Pritch- ard propr.
Wedekind Theodore, wagon maker.
Wiggins & Cheasman, pork packers.
Williams John T, harness maker.
Williams Thomas N, boots and shoes.
Williams Watkin, tailor.
Wimmer David, flour mill.
Winnings Wm, agricultural implements.
Woods & Rudy, lawyers.
Zook David, flour mill.
Zook & Morrison, lumber mafrs.
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HALL. Allen county. (See Hall's Cor- ยท ners.)
ITALL. Containing a population of 125, is in Gregg township, Morgan county, 10 miles south of Clayton, on the St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R., its shipping point, and 12 northwest of Martinsville, the county seat. 'The village has Christian church, district school, and ships grain and live stock. Mail received four times per week. J. H. Brown, postmaster.
Brown A C, justice of the peace.
Brown J HH, General Store.
Brown O H, livery. Dooley & Son, wagonmakers. Duty J W, cooper.
Tones Howard C, physician.
McCollum Samuel, stock dealer.
Miles & Cornwell, blacksmiths.
Pruitt S C Rev (Christian). Seaton Charles, physician. Seaton Groff W, drugs. Smith Sanders, barber. Wilhite T' J, harnessmaker.
Willtite & Gon, Flour Mill. Wooden Jacob, meat market.
HALL'S CORNERS. Called also Hall, located in Springfield township, Al- len county, 18 miles northeast of Fort Wayne court house. Hicksville, O., on the B. & O. R. R., is the shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. Elias Billman, post- master.
HAMBURGIT. A German settle- ment of to persons, in Salt Creek township, Franklin county, 15 miles west of Brook- ville, the county seat. Batesville, 7 miles south, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R, is the shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. Henry Seibel, postmaster. Burdick Henry, brick mnfr.
Clemmens Joseph, saloon. Fisher Leo, saw mill.
Helbig George, grocer.
Holtel John, carpenter.
Patterson Evan L, physician.
Schroeder Henry, wagonmaker.
Seibel Henry, General Store. Wenning Henry, shoemaker.
HAMILTON. Allen county. (See Leo.)
HAMILTON. Located on Fish lake, in Otsego township, Steuben county,
9 miles southeast of Angola, the col :. seat, and 6 southeast of Pleasant Lake : tion, on the F. W. & J. R. R. An o .:. ' of the lake furnishes water power to 1 ... a flour mill. Stage communication :.. Butler and Metz-fare to either place : Population 300. Tri-weekly mail. Sin. son Duck, postmaster. Andrews H A, hotel. Beache T' A, hardware.
Brown D E, physician.
Cannon Frank, physician.
DUCK SINDSOMA, General Store.
Farley & Bell, blacksmiths.
Farnan G R, hardware.
Heller Jesse, harnessmaker.
Morrison T R, physician.
Paschal J W Rev (Methodist). Schofield Samuel, physician.
Sewell A, drugs and flour mill. Shindler John, wagonmaker.
JAMLET. Davis township, Starke county, has 132 inhabitants, and is locate! on the P. Ft. W. & C. Ry, 7 miles north of Knox, the county seat. Cattle, hogs and sheep are its shipments. Plymouth is the location of the nearest bank. Expres, Adams. Stage communication daily wit! Knox-fare 75c., and Walkerton -- fare $:, Mail daily. Wm. G. McCormick, post- master. Bell B S, hotel.
Burson A H, druggist.
Hanson Lars, wagonmaker.
Hardesty & Co, general store. Howe M F, flour and feed, R R and Ex agent. Losher John, shoemaker. McCormick John T, General Store. Roberts W H, blacksmith.
HAMMOND. Located on the M. C. R. R., one-half mile east of the Illinois State line, in Lake county, 20 miles north !- west of Crown Point, the county seat, con- tains 500 inhabitants, Catholic church and district school. Express, American. Mail
daily. M. M. Towle, postmaster.
Blume L, general store. Daly D B, barber. Forsyth D W, physician.
Hammond G H & Co, dressed beef.
Miller F, general store.
Nagle C, saloon. Smith J B Mrs, milliner.
Sommers George, saloon. Towle M M, Hotel and Planing Mi !!.
JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of tho 82 West Washington Sircet, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Capital City Cigar
SLATE ROOFING T272 God 74 W. Mouros Et., Galiago.
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Towle & Toothill, sausage casings. 'Towle & Smitte, General Store. .
ITAMRICK'S NILITION. Forty- four miles southwest of Indianapolis, on the St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R., is a small pince containing 25 people, located in Washington township, Putman county, 5 miles southwest of Greencastle court house. Mail daily. L. M. Mercer, postmaster. Hazelett Wm, grain dealer. Ilouck D, live stock. Mercer L M, general store. Stoner Bros, live stock.
ITANCOCK: Blue River township, Harrison county, is located in northeast corner of the coanty. 15 miles north of Cory- den comt house, and 23 northwest of New Albany, the most available shipping point, contains district school Methodist church and 35 inhabitants. Weekly mail. Jacob
3. Horner, postmaster. Gibbons Harvey & Son, Blacksmiths. Lerner Jacob A, General Store.
HANEY'S CORNER. A small place in Ripley county, io miles south of Versailles, with a population of 50. Osgood, 15 miles north, on the O. & M. Ry., is the shipping depot. The village has a Metho- dist society and district school. Tri-week- Jy mail. Thomas Kirk, postmaster. Green J W, general store.
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Kirk Thomas, general store.
McMullen M H, blacksmith.
Pardun M A, insurance agt. Robinson T B, wagon maker.
HANNA STATION. Situated in LaPorte county, is a village of 150 inhabi- tants, on the P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., 16 miles south of LaPorte, the county seat. Grain and hay are the principal exports. Express, Adams. Mail daily. J. T. Lloyd, post- master.
Bertram S Rev (Methodist), justice. Boyd T, blacksmith.
Clair J I, shoemaker.
Denison G L, general store.
Frechette C, blacksmith.
Frechette S. shoemaker.
Keil J T, general store. Lloyd J T, R R and Ex Agt. Phipps J Hf, hotel. Pike W J. justice of the peace, Spahr E N, physician. 20
HANOVER. This villige, with a population of 500. is located in Jeperson county, 6 miles southwest of Madison, the county seat and shipping point. Hanover has two churches-Prosinterion and Meth- odist-Hanover College and two graded schools. The principal exports are cheese, hay and timber. Communication daily by stage with Madison, fore afc, and Lexing- ton, fare Goe. Mail daily. M. F. Eastman, postmaster.
Arbuckle J J, hotel and general store.
Bain R A, meat market and justice.
Brandt F C, general store.
Brengle J S, physician.
Ensinar ME, Postmaster.
Evans james, groca.
Garrett J B.Rey (Presbyterian).
Geloin & N. justice of the peace.
& Wesley, Cheese
Hofman George, Lamber.
Kakle Bros, general store.
Leonhard J, wagonmoker.
McCoy WA, physician. MeKnight J P, carpenter.
ILATEREM VW '', General Store.
Schneider Rev (Methodist).
Seitz H, boots and shoes.
Shannon W F, painter.
Tull S H, tanner.
Witham W S, carpenter.
HANOVER. Lake county. ( See
Brunswick.)
HANOVER CENTRE. With a population of 500 and a location in town- ship of same name, Lake county, 7 miles southwest of Crown Point, the county seat. Contains Catholic church and graded school. Semi-weekly mail stage route to Crown Point. Frank Massoth, postmaster.
Berg Wm Rev (Catholic).
Geisen Nicholas, handle mnfr.
Larschider Nicholas, shoemaker.
Massoth Frank, General Store.
Meyers Stephen, hotel and saloon.
Sherer Matthew, hotel and saloon.
Shuetz Frank, blacksmith.
Shillo John A, blacksmith.
HARDENBURG. Jennings coun- ty. (Se Six Mile.)
HARDINSBURG. Is a pleasant little village of 125 inhabitants, in Posey township, Washington county, and contains
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two churches --- Methodist and Baptist-and district school. It is situated 18 miles southwest of Salem court house, 14 south of Campbellsburg, on L. N. A. & C. Ry, and 27 northwest of New Albany. Is on daily stage route from Paoli to New Al- bany. Mail daily. Isaac C. Boyden, post- master. Barnett M, blacksmith.
Bosley M S, physician. Hoyden Isaac C, Harness. Brasher Alba, carpenter. Bullington Daniel, cooper. Cook George W, carpenter.
Cravens Jamies A , Flour Mill. Ellis John, physician. Glenn Elias, grocer. Hiel Henry, shoemaker.
Kern Charles, blacksmith.
King Polly Mars, Hotel.
Lapping John & Son, general store.
McIntosh Daniel, wagonmaker.
McIntosh S E, general store.
Mack Andrew, shoemaker. Maxedon Robert, physician.
Medden F M Rev ( Methodist).
Mittam & Ero, General Store.
Polson Wesley Rev (Baptist).
Radcliff Sarah A, hotel.
Rutherford R S, physician. Schoonover Wm S, physician.
Schwartz Michael, general store. Suddarth Green, Carpenter. Wellman Isam, cabinetmaker.
ILARDAN. Called also Maysville, is located in Springfield township, Allen county, 14 miles northwest of Fort Wayne court house, and 5 north of Woodburn, on the W. St. L. & P. Ry. It has three churches -- two Methodist and one United Brethren-district and high schools. Grain, produce and hoops are exported. Has stage communication with Fort Wayne and Hick- man. O .- fare to either place 50c. Mail is received tri-weekly. F. K. Cosgrove, post- master.
Allen D M, furniture. Bickhart Isaac, Planing Mill.
Bilderback J W, physician. Brown George, blacksmith. Coomer S, carpenter.
Copp Russell, blacksmith. Cosgrove F K, Druggist.
Derby Win R, harnessmaker. Eckles & Small, flour mill. Eninger Samuel, general store. George R L, painter.
Grice & Snyder, meat market.
Hayes W I, grocer.
Hayse Senor, carpenter.
James Wein, Carpenter.
John & Sylvester, wagonmakers.
Knous Henry, blacksmith.
Martin Jacob, wagonmaker.
Maxfield Henry, stone mason.
Minnick Oliver, stoves and tinware.
Mitchell George, carpenter.
Ober James, shoemaker. Omo J H, physician.
Osyer D N, barnessmaker.
Page Wm, blacksmith. Reichelfelder Win A, general store.
Ritcha Samuel Mrs, milliner.
Starr CA, Hotel.
Starr C W, confectioner.
Stopher J D & Co, stave mnfrs. Stopher Murphy & Co, saw mill.
Swain H Mis, milliner.
Swift C F, physicien.
Timbrook & Henderson, saw mill.
Treidt Jacob, justice of the peace. Uinstead Albert, harnessmaker.
Wait George, saloon.
Weaver James G, blacksmith.
Webb C, broom mnfr. Webb Joseph, gunsmith and shoemaker. Wells J, carpenter.
HARMONY. A thriving village vi Soo inhabitants, on the St. L. V. T. H. A 1. R. R., in Clay county, 3 miles east of I ..... zil, the county seat, and 18 miles cast .i Terre Haute. Contains two churche- Methodist and United Brethren. Coal i mined here very extensively, and is !.... principal export. American Express. Man daily. James N. Boyd, postmaster.
Adamson J W, blacksmith.
Adamson Samuel, hotel.
Adamson L N & Son, general store.
Adamson & Deterick, tile mnfrs.
Anderson J Q, wagonmaker.
Bayer Fred, saloon.
Boes A, saloon.
Brown Bros, Flour Mill and Grain Dealers.
Burroughs George, blacksmith.
Caster Robert, barber.
Cowey Thomas, grocer.
Crooks Joseph, druggist.
Crooks R J, meat market.
Danhour & Boyd, Druggists.
Deterick H C, tile mnfr.
Ferguson C G, general store. Ferguson G B, notary.
Finley G W, physician.
Guild T M Rev ( Methodist).
A. L. WRIGHT & CO
Carpetings in all grades, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .. INDIANPOLIS.
Cobb & Branham,
INDIANAPOLIS, sell Pied- mont Coal for Blacksmithing.
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Jones I D, shoemaker. Killion J N, book agt. Maurer W F, shoemaker .. Monk S, groceries.
Morgan & Altman, meat market. Siddons J O, physician.
Stevens I L, General Store. Teague H D Rev ( United Brethren). Thomas T, furniture and hardware. Tomlinson S L, railroad and express agt. Tully A F, physician. Zeller & McClellan, coal miners. Zeller & Riddle, general store.
HARRISBURG. Containing 50 inhabitants, two churches-Baptist and Christian-district school saw mill, tile and vinegar manufactories, is a village located in Harrison township, Fayette county, 41% miles northwest of Connersville, the county seat, innd most available shipping point. Mail received semi-weekly. Frank T. Wil- liams, postmaster.
Bates John, vinegar mnfr. Broaddus W II, dairy. Caldwell Enoch, dairy. Hall Oscar F, blacksmith.
Higham Edward, carpenter.
Payne John, drain tile manfr. Powell & Caldwell, saw mill. Sparks Hiram, cattle dealer. Tingley W B, physician,
Williams Frank T, General Store.
HARRIS CITY. With a popula- tion of 300, is located in Decatur county, 5 miles southwest of Greensburg, the county seat, and most available shipping place. The place has district school and a Union church. Stone of a very superior quality is quarried, and forms the chief article of export. Tri-weekly stage communication with Greensburg. Mail by stage tri-weekly. M. M. Miller, postmaster.
Davis Wm, physician. Harris B B, stone quarry. Miller MI RI, General Store. Schofield J V, physician. West Frank, livery.
HARRISON, Or Bethel, as it was once called, is only a country postoffice, situated in township of same name. Dela- ware county, 9 miles northwest of Muncie, the county seat and place of shipment. Population 40. Mail tri-weekly. Isaac Stout, Postmaster and General Store.
HARRISONVILLE. Martin county. (See Trinity Springs.)
HARRISTOWN. Washington township and county, is a village of 60 in- habitants, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry., 4/2 miles east of Salem, the county seat. Ex- press, Adams. Mail daily. E. G. Berkey, postmaster. Derkey E G, General Store. Davis L G, flour mill. Daniels M W, blacksmith.
HARRISVILLE, With 100 in- habitants, is located in Wayne township, Randolph county, on the C. C. C. & I. Ry., 5 miles east of Winchester, the county seat. The village has two churches and a district school. Express, United States. Mail daily.
Albright B F, grocer. Coppiay VI 'T, Drugs. Davenport & Hollinger, undertakers. Keister Samuel, flour mill.
HARRMANNS STATION. On the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., in York town- ship, Dearborn county, is a country post office and flag station, located 14 miles northwest of Lawienceburgh, the county seat. Mail daily.
HARRODSBURG. Inhabited by 300 persons, in Clear Creek township, Monroe county, is located on L. N. A. & C. R. R., 12 miles due south of Blooming- ton, the county seat. It has three relig. ious societies-Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian -- and a graded school. The ship- ments are hogs, cattle, sheep and mules. Express L. N. A. & C. Mail daily, Uriah N. Pearson, postmaster.
Anderson James, barber.
Anderson & Pedigo, furniture. Baugher & Buchanan, blacksmiths.
Brown J W, grocer. Carmichael & Sons, live stock.
Calkins N, Cooper.
Cooper John L, Rev (Methodist). Corman Nancy, milliner. Doyle P HI, stone mason.
Fields J M, drugs. Fields Moses, hotel and livery.
Fry & Smith, wagonmakers. Griffin Edward, tailor. Kinser W P, General Store.
Lowder L T, physician. McFadden N K, general store. McLaughlin C D, physician.
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Moore Joshua, harnessmaker. Oliphant Strain & Co, general store. Fearsom Urial N, Stationer. Rainbolt Mi A, jeweler.
Simpson John D, druggist.
Smallwood A T, shoemaker. Stevenson C R, general store.
Stevenson VoFAR RE, flour Mill. Urmey J D & Co, saw mill.
HARTFORD. Crawford county. ( See English.)
HARTFORD. Located on Laugh- ery creek, in Union township and county, has a population of 100 and is distant 7 miles from Rising Sun, the county seat. Aurora, 7 miles northeast, is the most ac- cessible shipping point. It contains Meth- odist church and district school. Receives mail tri-weekly from Aurora. Frank P. Ross, postmaster.
Anderson Wm. blacksmith. Cooper R C, hotel. Pairee J D Rev (Methodist).
Hoss Frank Is, General Store.
Smiley & Miller, live stock.
Wilber E A, general store.
Yager Charles, wagonmaker.
HARTFORD. Vigo county. Pimento. )
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HARTFORD CITY. The county seat of Blackford county, is a village con- taining 1,800 inhabitants, located at cross- ing of Ft. W. M. & C. and P. C. & St. L. R. Rs., 72 miles northeast of Indianapolis and 47 south of Fort Wayne. The city has a bonded debt of $6,000, and is surrounded by a very fertile agricultural country, which is being steadily improved by drain tileing. It supports three hotels, one bank and two weekly newspapers- Telegram (Democratic) and News (Republican). There are three church organizations here --- Methodist, Lu- theran and Presbyterian -- and a graded school. Its manufactories are represented by a saw mill, drain tile factory, planing mill, brick yard, flour mill, flax mill and two stave factories. Wheat, corn, flax seed and live stock are the principal ship- ments. Express, American and United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. John M. Ruckman, postmaster. Abbott Charles W, restaurant,
Alexander James, nursery.
Blackford Co Agricultural, Horlicukar !! and Mechanical Association, John Noon- an scc.
Bonham Wm A, lawyer.
Boyd & Campbell, grocers.
Brown Mary W Mrs, milliner.
Cantwell John, lawyer.
Carroll & Frash, lawyers.
Citizens Bank, capital $25,050, HI B Smith pres, J G Sayre cash.
City Hotel, L, O Edson, propr.
Clapper . Win, meat market.
Cline Wmo, tile mnfr.
Clouser Charles A, jeweler.
Clouser Nelson D, physician.
Cooley C R & Son, flour mill.
Craft F M & Bro, blacksmiths.
Cunningham Isabell, dressmaker.
Dale George R, dentist.
Davisson Henry C, physician.
Dick John U, harnessmaker.
Delaney Frank, carriage painter.
Dowell Frank P, agricultural implements.
Drayer Peter, physician.
Edson Lucius O, propr City Hotel and justice.
Elton Charles A, agricultural implements.
Emschwiler Samuel, stave mnfr.
Ervin James, tanner.
Gable George, hardware.
Gable Wm H, furniture.
Gillam N Rev (Methodist).
Gronendyke John F, huckster.
Hartford City News, J M Ruckman pub- lisher.
Hartford City Telegram (weekly), C U Tim- monds publisher.
Hiatt Oliver H, livery stable.
Hoover Enos, blacksmith. .
Hubbard Charles H, spokes and hubs.
Huffman Elwood, gunsmith.
Huffman Henry, propr Huffman House. Huffman John R, furniture.
Huggins Samuel, brick mnfr.
Hutchinson George W, hardware,
Jackson Logan MK, Physician. Jones Levi, saloon. Jones Robert, agrl impls.
Kenney & Erwin, painters.
Kirshbaum & Weiler, general store.
Knabe Theodore, agt Am and U S Ex Cos.
Knabe Theo & Co, druggists.
Leiber John, shoemaker.
Lyon Ann Mrs, millinery. Manor D & Bro, marble works.
Mason Charles K, physician.
Mason Samuel, physician. Mercer David, saw and planing mill. Mix Ann M, druggist.
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Mix Solomon, physician.
Moon John W, blacksmith. Murray & Clark, boots and shoes. Myr- Charles H Rev (Lutheran). Needler John, meat market.
Mail daily. Jose-
Newbower J A & Co, meat market. Noonan John, lawyer. Oscar Jacob, notions. Patterson S R flax mill.
Patterson S R & Co, grocers.
Pierce Elisha, lawyer.
Pierce Littleberry justice of the peace.
Powell Bros, grocers.
Ransom & Cronnin, physicians.
Rhine C A & Co, grain dealers,
Rhine Ithamer L, photographer.
Rodger David B Rev (Presbyterian).
Ruckman John M, pubr Hartford City News, and postmaster.
Schisler Jacob M, boots and shoes.
Shick John, stoves and tinware,
Shinn Benjamin G, lawyer.
Smith John A, barber.
Spence Win II, agricultural implements and justice.
Stephenson Robert, harnessmaker.
Sudworth Wm, wagonmaker.
Taylor David D, propr Taylor House.
Taylor House, D D Taylor Propr. Timmonds Charles U, publisher Hartford City Telegram.
Timmons Peter, saloon. Van Cleve J P & Son, dry goods.
Vantilburg John S, restaurant.
Van Winkle Bros, druggists.
Weir James B, lawyer. Wesleyburden John, barber.
Wheeler Wm H, physician.
Williams & Jettinger, general store.
Williamson Elizabeth A, dressmaker.
Willman Frank, restaurant.
Willman Peter, grocer.
Willman Peter, jr, saloon.
Winters J P & Son, general store.
Winters & Son, grain dealers. Woods Calvin A, stave mnfr.
Worley Nathan A, tailor. Younce Joseph, restaurant.
HARTSVILLE. Issituated in Haw- creek township, Bartholomew county, 16 miles northeast of Columbus, the county seat, and 13 southwest of Greensburg, ei- ther of which are available shipping points. Clifty creek flows through the village, fur- nishing water power a part of the year. It has churches of the United Brethren, Meth- odist and Christian sects, Hartsville Uni- versity, graded school, 600 inhabitants, and
daily stage communication with Greens- burg and Columbus. phus Main, postmaster. Beck W HI, physician. Benedict J, Saw Mill. Bline J W, photographer.
Boyd M B, general store, Brett Thomas, shoemaker.
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