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Brown J W & Son, general store,
Brown Wm & Bro, blacksmiths.
Crisler J B, druggist and physician.
Crist HI, Carpenter.
Daley S P, gunsmith.
Davis G C, shoemaker.
Demmbrun J T Rev (United Brethren).
Denham G A, lawyer.
Elrod M N, physician.
Elrod Thomas, meat market.
Fulwider W II, hotel and insurance.
Hartsville University, C HI Kiracofe pres.
Kiracofe C H, pres Hartsville University.
Lawrence Josiah & Bro, grocers.
Lawrence Samuel, general store.
Main Josephus, Postmaster.
Murphy A Rev (Methodist).
Phillips G, blacksmith.
Pitman E, furniture,
Ritner J, hotel.
Shea M A Miss, milliner.
Smiley T, meat market.
Strahn E Miss, music teacher.
Tobias J M, druggist and physician.
Weinland & Co, stoves and tinware.
Welding & Co, painters.
Wertz John, Undertaker.
ILARTETSBURGH. Situated in Fountain county, is a place of 250 popula- tion, 14 miles southeast of Covington, the county seat, and 12 miles south of Veeders- burgh, its shipping point. The village has a United Brethren society. Tri-weekly stage connection with Steam Corners-fare 75c - and Veedersburg - fare $I. Mail
daily. George W. Martin, postmaster. Armstrong L P, physician.
Bertolen R, drain tile mnfr.
Bodine Charles, saloon.
Bodine Wm, flour and planing mill.
Boyd J M, physician.
Cory J M, drugs.
Duddy R, blacksmith.
Durman D, milliner.
ABBETERRENID 'R' y, General Store.
Ephlin J P, shoemaker.
Haas G, tanner. Harvey E, wagonmaker.
Hawkins F M, general store and drugs. Howell Mrs, dressmaker.
Chicago Zino Works.
All kindsof interior and exteriorarna.
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Hutts.Giles W, general store. Johnston CS, physician. Lindley C II, saddles and harness. Martin Bros, blacksmiths. Martin G W, Justice. Spencer C M, furniture. Surbaugh A, physician and hotel. Thomas C C Mrs, dressmaker. Thomas Milton, blacksmith. Thompson I, hotel. Vail S H Rev (United Brethren). Yount Wm, hardware.
HASKELL. Located at junction of N. W. G. T. and L. N. A. & C. Rys., in Clinton township, Laporte county, 13 miles southwest of Laporte, the county seat, con- tains 25 inhabitants, one church and a dis- trict school. Express, American. Mail
daily. Hoadley L S, grocer. Pettit James, Hotel. Thornburgh J, grain dealer.
HATCHES MILLS. Is a rural postoffice in Laporte county, distant 10 miles from Laporte, the county seat, and 7 from Three Oaks, Mich., on the M. C. R. R. A small stream furnishes the water power to operate a flour mill. It has Christian church, district school, and is in communication with Three Oaks and La- porte by semi-weekly mail stage. H. H. Finley, postmaster.
Billings Wm H, hotel. Birchim Dr, physician. Finley II MM, General Store. Finley W W, flour mill. Hatch J B, saw mill.
HAUBSTADT. Is a village of 500 inhabitants on E. & T. H. R. R., in John- son township, Gibson county, 10 miles south of Princeton and 17 north of Evansville. Has a Catholic church and school and good graded high school. Adams Express. Mail daily. Jacob Heiman, jr, postmaster. Ballard John & S II. physicians.
Borst JosepIt, Hotel. Gumbel P J, wagonmaker. Hirshberger Fred, barber and cigar mnfr. Hoffman & Seitz, lumber. Houser & Ottman, physicians. Jeaser A, grain dealer. Kessel M P, blacksmith. Luhring & Heiman, General Store. Monroe Thomas W, hotel. Petitjean S, harnessmaker. Schaefer Bros, saloon and harness.
Schultheis L, carpenter. Seitz. Geo I), R R and Ex agt. Singer Joseph M, saloon. Spear John M jr, Flour Mill. Ulsomer MI, general store. Widerin Geo Rev (Catholic). Wolf John W, undertaker. Zeits A, cigar mnfr. Ziliak A, druggist.
HAUSERTOWN. By some called Marion Mills, with a population of 65, is situated in Marion township, Owen county, 16 miles west of Spencer court house and II northwest of Freedom, its shipping depot on the I. & V. Ry. Wool and grai :: are marketed. Mail daily. Lewis Rents- chler, postmaster. Bond R K, harnessmaker.
Dickey David, grocer. Dickey James, carpenter.
Dickey & Bro, flour and saw mill. Erskine A C, physician.
Flowers J W, physician. Hulett J G, justice of the peace.
Kahberger August, carpenter.
Kayser & Trump, tailors. Maunch John, stave mnfr.
Morris D W, justice of the peace.
Oberholtzer A, lumber. Rentschler John, shoemaker. Rentschler Lewis, General Store.
Travis Albert, blacksmith. Travis James, carpenter. Travis John, live stock.
Travis Simon, wagonmaker. Urich E B, druggist.
HAWKINS. Once called Antioch, is the location of 11 families, in Pike town- ship,. Jay county, 5 miles southeast of Portland, the county seat, and most avail- able shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. Nathaniel Inel, postmaster. Ashley John, carpenter.
Hawkins & Ashley, saw mill. Inel Nathaniel, Grocer. Jellison Reuben, carpenter.
HAW PATCII. Lagrange county. (See Hudson Corners.)
HAYMOND. Situated on Pipe creek, in Butler township, Franklin county. 8 miles southwest of Brookville, the county seat and place of shipment, contains 50 inhabitants, one church and a district school. Mail semi-weekly. John W. Stuer- wold, postmaster.
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Grunkmeyer John jr, grocer. Moorman Henry, grocer.
Stuerwold John W, General Store.
HAYSVILLE. Harrison township, Dubois county, with a population of 200, is located 7 miles north of Jasper, the coun- ty scat and nearest railroad depot. The village has two churches -- Lutheran and Methodist-district and private schools. Wheat and pork are the exports. Mail daily. Henry Ruchrschneck, postmaster. Aulenberger Frederick, wagonmaker.
Aulenberger John, shoemaker.
Bacher Philip, saloon.
De Mott Wm M, physician.
Hammerlein Lawrence, carpenter.
Kieffner George, blacksmith.
Kieffner John, blacksmith. Kroedel John, boots and shoes.
Lehrburger J, general store. Neukam John, harness. Nix C Rev, clergyman. Opel John L, saloon.
Rnelirschneck Henry, Boots and Shoes. Schott John, cooper. Wisebaugh Charles, meat market,
HAZELRIGG. A country post- office and station on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., in Washington township, Boone county, 51/2 miles northwest of Lebanon, the county seat, and 33 northwest of Indi- anapolis. Mail Daily.
Driskill James, Postmaster and Wood Dealer.
HAZLETON. Located on White river, in Gibson county, with a population of 700, is a village on line of the E. & T. H. R. R., 12 miles north of Princeton, the county seat. The place has three churches -Methodist, Baptist and Christian-and good graded schools. Adams Express. Mail daily. W. S. Sisson, postmaster.
Barnett W A, grocer.
Berridge John, dry goods. Briscoe Benjamin F, barber. Briscoe Mary A Mrs, hotel. Cain James, Carpenter. Cain Sarah J, milliner. Curtner Paul H, physician. Daily David O, grain dealer. De Priest Asa B, drugs. Ehlers Peter H, confectioner. Ellis Thompson J, saw mill. Felker Philip J, general store. Fellers Wm, shoemaker.
Ferguson I HI, black mith. Gudgel John F, physician.
Hazleton &, Saw Mill. Hazleton G Mrs, milliner. Henderson Charles A, blacksmith.
Iloward Elijah J, physician.
Hyneman R A, hotel. Kightly & West, dry goods.
Knight Cordeline, milliner. . Knight Daniel, justies of the peace.
Lyon George L, blacksmith.
Morrison L W, meat mailet.
Nelson Frank, physician.
Nixon Josiah D, grain dealer.
Phillips D J, dentist.
Sears W S, railroad and express agt.
Gissen W 9 & Ce, Greven. West Alexander V, flour mill.
Wheeler Theodore, furniture.
JIEA DLEE. Population 75, is lo- cated in Cass township, White county, IO miles northwest of Royal Centre, on the P. C. & St. L. R. R., its shipping depot, and 14 northeast of Monticello court house. There are three religious societies-Meth- odist, Christian and Reform-and district school in the place. Mail daily. Harvey Headlee, postmaster. Blue. Peter M, general store.
Boyer Adam, wagenmaker.
Grant George, nursery.
Hart George, blacksmith.
Readize Harvey, General Store. Hitchens James T, physician.
McCloud Isaac, carpenter. Parcel J U, carpenter.
HEBRON. This enterprising village of 1000 inhabitants is situated in Boone township, Porter county, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry., 15 miles southwest of Valparaiso, the county seat. . Hebron is surrounded by a very fertile prairie, which is particularly adapted to the growth of hay, and that, with grain and live stock, comprise the shipments. It has six churches, good graded schools, and tri-weekly stage communication with Boon Grove-fare 50c .-- Orchard Grove --- fare 50c .- Lowell-fare $1-West Creek --- fare $1-and Valparaiso-fare $1. Express, American. Mail daily. L. C. Pomeroy, postmaster. Andrews Amos, wagonmaker. Baker John L, boots and shoes. Bates C W, hotel. Blackstone | K, physician. Braddock W H. harnessmaker. Bryant F A, clothing.
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Bryant & Morrow, Grain and Hay. Carman C G, grocer. Carson J C, physician. Dowd Conner, hardware. Essex James, groceries and furniture. Gossett B F, meat market.
Irwin & & Som, Druggists. Kennedy Margaret Mrs, millinery. McGlennon Bros, bakers.
McPherson Wm, drugs. Nelson & Andrews, wagonmakers.
Nichols Elory M, hardware.
Nichols HI J, general store. Parmore John W, blacksmith.
Purery L. C, Propr Central House. Pratt S R, physician. Ralston HI D. shoemaker. Ripley L E, billiards. Rockwell & Scott, furniture.
Sampson George W, physician.
Scott L P, R R and Ex agt.
Schwartz Kopt C, boots and shoes.
Sheldon Benjamin, lumber.
Sigler E & D T, general store. Skelton John, grocer.
Smith J C, grocer. Spears Charles, harness.
Sturgeon Wm L, dry goods.
Sweeney & Sons, General Store. Volka E C, wagonmaker. Volka John, blacksmith. Weigan Gus, blacksmith. Wilcox E, saloon.
Wilson & Bro, flour mill. Wood O S, physician.
HIECKLAND. A postoffice located in Vigo county, on T. H. & I. (Log. Div.) Ry, 1012 miles northeast of Terre Haute, the county seat. Mail daily. Theodore Curtis, postmaster.
HECLA. Formerly known as Etna, is a village of 100 inhabitants, situated in the township of Etna, county of Whitley, Io miles northwest of Columbia City, the county seat, and nearest approach by rail. There are two religious societies-Method- ist and Baptist -- and graded school. A stage line connects with Cromwell and Co- lumbia City semi-weckiy-fare 5oc. Mail semi-weekly. Clarence E. Doane, postmas- ter.
Austin S S, physician. Boon Charles, barber. Coyle Wm H, physician. DOGHE C E, Wagonmaker. Gard Thomas, meat market. Ilartsock S L, blacksmith.
Moore Peter, blacksmith.
Otis George, shoemaker. Scott Jefferson, meat market. Sellers Win II, general store. Smalley James, saw mill. Switzer John E, livery.
Tucker Albert, grain and cattle.
HECTOR. Formerly known as Be !! fontaine, is a place with 50 inhabitants, ! cated in Noble township, Jay county, miles east of Portland, the county sett at nearest rail approach. Contains tu churches --- United Brethren and Christian . . and district school. Mail semi-weckiy. John Dougherty, postmaster. Bergman & Bergman, saw mill.
Coder Cornelius E, justice of the peace. Dougherty Jasmin, General Ston. Jellison F B, general store.
HEDRICK. Established in 1879, i .. a village and station ou the Havana, Ran- toul & Eastern R. R., in Warren county, distant 14 miles from Williamsport, the county seat. Express, United States. Mail daily. A. S. Zerse, postmaster. Hendricks John, cattle dealer, Thomas & Hendricks, grain dealers. Zerse & Ahrens, General Store.
HEFFREN. Name of postoffice at Smedley's Station, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry in Vernon township, Washington county, 0 miles northwest of Salem, the county seat. The place has Baptist church, district school, and ships wheat, oats and corn. Mail daily.
Morgan Smedley, Postmaster, General Store and R. R. agt.
HELLER'S CORNER. Ec! River township, Allen county, contains 25 inhabitants, located on Eel river, 412 miles east of Churubusco, the shipping point, and 12 miles northwest of Fort Wayne. Mail daily. David S. Campbell, postmas- ter. Campbell D S, blacksmith. Clear Robert B, saw mill. Johnston George H, justice of the peace.
HELTONVILLE. Possessing a population of 150, is a growing village in Pleasant Run township, Lawrence county, Io miles northeast of Bedford, the county seat and place of shipment, contains two religious societies --- Methodist and Bap-
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tist --- and exports lumber and flour. Mail hi-weekly. J. C. Foster, postmaster. Bonham Isaac, justice of the peace. Brock Bateman, painter.
Carson D & Son, blacksmiths. Denniston James S, flour mill.
Denniston & Reid, general store.
Douglass D G, saw mill.
Ellison W T, drugs. Faubion J, physician. Foster J C, General Store.
Fountain A S, general store.
Garrison John V, shoemaker.
Hanner John, blacksmith.
Mitchell Marion, justice of the peace.
Newkirk I & Bro, furniture. Phipps J M, physician.
Price L H, wagon maker.
Starr George 'r', carpenter.
HENRYVIELE. Having a popu- lation of 300, has a location in Clark coun- ty, on the J. M. & I. R. R., 19 miles north of Jeffersonville, the county seat. The vil- Jage has Methodist and Catholic churches and district schools. Leather, tan bark and hoop poles are the exports. Express, American. Mail daily. Lemuel B. Guern- sey, postmaster. Ballinger H, general store. Carr J L, general store. Clegg M, lawyer.
Eberts & Bro, Tanners.
Ferguson HI HI, physician. Ferguson J R, blacksmith.
Gasaway John, blacksmith.
Guernsey L, I, Axe Handle Minfr.
Guernsey S Rev (Methodist).
Guernsey& RAERS, General Store. King Wm. justice of the peace.
McGlenn W P, physician. Metzger F, cooper. Morgan L. H, flour mill.
O'Neal J T, Rev ( Methodist). Prall L, meat market. Pratt J M, agt American Ex Co.
Schlamm A, general store. Smith Ira L, wagonmaker. Staton C, confectioner. Westfall D R, blacksmith.
Wicht P, shoemaker.
Wisner W E, physician.
HEPTON. In the extreme north- west corner of Kosciusko county, is a vil- lage of 200 inhabitants, located 15 miles northwest of Warsaw, the county seat, and 4 from Nappanee, on the B. & O. R. R.,
which is its shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. Jacob Conrad, postmaster. Conrad Jacob, wagonmaker. ELİZELLER FerEina Ver, Live Stock. Phend Jacob jr, hotel. Snider Hiram, saw mill.
JERBEMFONT, With a population of 50, is located in Gregg town bip, Morgan county, 11 miles northwest of Martinsville, the county seat. Hynsdale, its shipping point, is located 9 miles southeast, on the I. &. V. Ry. Mail semi-weekly. W. Il. Smith, postmaster. Fowler & Mcclellan, saw mill.
Secrest C, apiarist. (FRIHEAR MY ER, General Store.
HERCULANEUN. Clark coan- ty. (Se Owren.)
DERMAAN. Sometimes called Pennsylvaniaburg, with a population of 200, is located in Ripley county, 20 miles northeast of Versailles, the seat of justice. Sunman, 2 miles south, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., is the nearest depot for ship- ping. The village has two churches- - Bap- tist and Lutheran -- daily stage communica- tion with Sunman, fare 25c. Mail semi- weekly. Henry Klint wort, postmaster.
Buehler Wm, blacksmith.
Hundt A, gunsmith.
Mliniwort Henry, General Store. Mehl Jacob, shoemaker.
Schloesser F, physician.
Schumacher P, carpenter. Soellner Wm, general store. Vogt John, bricklayer. Wipple S, general store. Wittendorfer John, meat market.
Wolfert Henry, wagonmaker.
HESSTON, Has no village popula- tion, merely a country postoffice, in Laporte county, distant 10 miles from Laporte, the county seat and shipping point. Mail re- ceived semi-weekly. Peter M. Hess, post- master.
HILLIIAM. Columbia township. in the extreme northeastern corner of Dubois county, is a place of 100 inhabitants, 20 miles northeast of Jasper, the county seat, and 12 miles southeast of Shoals, on the O. & M. Ry. Contains United Brethren church and graded school. Stage comma- nication with Jasper and French Lick
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Springs. Mail daily. J S Blackburn, post- master.
Blackburn J &, Physician.
Braden James, notary public.
Cox Susan, hotel.
Freeman J B, general store. Jacobs Bros, carpenters.
Jones Lafayette, blacksmith.
Line W A, drugs.
McKeighen W D, blacksmith.
Morgan & Braden, stock dealers.
Newland C W, physician.
Simmons M A, hotel.
Taylor & Leffler, shoemakers.
Tenfel John, shoemaker.
Whittinghill D F, Flour Mill.
HILLISBURGIT. Population 175, is a village situated in Clinton county, on the L. E. & W. Ry., ro miles east of Frankfort, the county seat. Contains three churches -Baptist, Methodist amd United Brethren -- and district school. Grain and produce is shipped. Express, United States. Mail daily. Matthew D. Cook, postmaster. Atchison Henry C, justice of the peace.
Booher A P, cooper.
Cast Alvin O Rev (Methodist).
Cook Matthew D, Grocer.
Cryse D E, physician.
Cutler John A, grain elevator.
Dearth M H, grocer.
Fox John H, painter.
Goff Amos Rev (Baptist).
Hurtzog S C, teacher.
Jackson H C, lawyer.
Jones D L & S, blacksmiths.
King F M, saw mill.
Leslie James L, boots and shoes.
Long L, wagonmaker.
Lough G W, fruit trees.
Mann Bros, flour mill.
Randall Wm B, physician.
Sharp A J, dry goods.
HILLSBORO. Clinton county. (See Pickard's Mills. )
HILLSBOROUGHI. Fifty-nine miles northwest of Indianapolis, on the I. B. & W. Ry, is a village containing 265 in- habitants, located in Cain township, Foun- tain county, 14 miles east of Covington, the county seat. Coal creek furnishes wa- ter power to operate one flour mill. There are in the village a graded school, Chris- tian and Methodist churches. Cattle, hogs, sheep, corn, wheat and oats are exported. Has tri-weekly stage communication with
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sonville and Pickards' Mills. 1.4 United States. Mail daily. McBroom, postmaster. Ambrose John, shoemaker.
Armstrong Wesley, physician.
Barton F C, grocer. Bear SS, furniture.
Boon Simcon B, justice of the peace.
Crayton Bros, Confectioners. .. Davidson John F, justice of the peace.
Firestone & Wilt, blacksmiths.
Fullenwider R A, general store.
Gebhart W J, grocer.
Mays George C, Physician.
Heffner & Hays, drugs.
Hollowel & Dale, stock dealers.
Jones J W, meat market.
Kelley I N, physician.
Kingore David, hotel.
LUCAS C'E', Flour Mill.
Lucas & Bro, general store.
Lucas & Carter, stock dealers.
McBroom & Linville, Gros ..
Miller B S, carpenter. Miller W F, carpenter.
Mires I. B, carpenter.
Mires P R, carpenter.
Petro Henry, barber.
Quinn J W, physician.
Thomas & Pickering, Hardya: Williams A J, flour mill.
Wood L W, wagonmaker.
Youngblood M M & Co, drugs.
HILLSDALE. Or Highland, : village with a population of 125, i . .. in Vermillion county, at junction of I. : & S. and E. T. H. & C. R. Rs, 8 mile> : of Newport, the county seat. Daily American Express. L. F. Garrett, Fo master. Foos V, saloon.
Garrett L. F, Confectioner.
Hancock SP, R R and Ex agt. Mack E, physician.
Osborn James, grain dealer.
Vansickle Edgar, general store.
HINDOOSTAN. Monroe codi .!! (See Bryant's Creek.)
HITCHCOCK'S STATION With a population of TOO, is a postoffice Washington county, 5 miles northat Salem, the county seat, and a station .. the L. N. A. & C. Ry, 40 miles northv of Louisville. It contains a Meti ..
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church and district school. Mail daily. D). Dennis, postmaster.
Bundy Wm & Sous, saw mill. Cauble James M, justice of the peace. Cauble & Son, blacksmiths.
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HOAGLAND. Is a flag station and postoffice on the G. R. & I. R. R., 12 miles southeast of Fort Wayne. Contains 150 inhabitants, district school, Baptist and Lutheran churches. Grain and live stock are shipped. Mail daily. John Phipps, postmaster. Adair George, wagonmaker. Bauserman & Beckman, saw mill ..
De Vilbin A, physician. Devilbin & Bro, Druggists.
Harrod Theron, meat market.
Houser Joseph, saw mill.
Mc Whirter Hugh, blacksmith.
Miller L D, general storc.
Nierieter C A, groceries, boots and shoes. PlByens Forfasz, Agent GR & I R R. Phipps R V'Mrs, milliner and dressmaker. Shopman D, four mill.
Smith J L, physician.
Smith J M, plasterer.
HOBART. With a population of 1,360 (principally German), is located on the P. Ft. W. & C. Ry, in Hobart town- ship, Lake county. Io miles northeast of Crown Point, the county seat. George Creek flows by the village, and affords water power to operate one flour mill, which, with a pottery, foundry and brick yard, comprise its manufactories. It sup- ports seven churches-Methodist, Catholic, Baptist, German. Methodist, Unitarian, Ger- man and Swedish Lutheran-one hotel and a weekly newspaper. Express, Adams. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. Allen D. Ray, postmaster.
Allds Warren, lawyer.
Andrews David Rev (Methodist).
Ammerman A, harnessmaker.
Bassett George R, physician and drugs. Becker HI, lumber, Black Joseph, grocer. Blackhall J. photographer. Bowen Bros, foundry. Chrisman & Wright, saloon. Colburn Zeron, barber.
Cooke M J, saloon.
Crocksford Ilarry, harnessmaker.
Eastwood Theodore, saloon. Elting Wm D, meat market.
Ferrin H L, agrl implements. Fritze Philip M Rev (Lutheran).
Gadsby George & Son, furniture.
Gearhart M E Miss, millinery.
Gehart Aaron, tailor.
Gordon P P, physician.
Gordon P P & Bro, druggists.
Guthrie Will D, propr Hobart House.
Hanson Henry C, jeweler.
Harrison Thomas, carpenter.
Henderson & Smith, flour mill.
Hobart House, W D Guthrie propr.
Hobart Journal (weekly), P J Kelly pubr.
IIunter Andrew D, furniture.
Jory M W, wagon maker.
Kelly P J, publisher Hobart Journal and justice of peace,
Killigraw Jerry, blacksmith.
Koch Ferdinand, general store.
Koch Major, saloon.
Mckay Charles W, R R and Ex agt.
Mander John E, general store.
Marble Horace, grain and stock.
Meyers Fred, livery.
Miller HI F C, physician.
O'Boyel M, saloon. Ostrander James H, grocer.
Partington Joseph, pottery.
Passow Ernst, general store.
Ray Allen D, general store and postmaster.
Rentz Frederick, saloon.
Scholler Wm, blacksmith.
Sefton F H, painter.
Smith Frank, brickyard.
Stocker Anton, saloon. Stocker George, general store.
Storm E, tailor.
VanLoon & Jeffery, meat market.
Wettenger Louis, saloon and agricult ual impts.
Williams Charles, livery. Williams C J, jeweler.
HOBBIEVILLE. Known also as Jonesboro, is a village of 100 population, located in Greene county, 13 miles east of Bloomfield, the coanty seat, and 6 miles north of Owensboro, on the B. S. O. & B. Ry. Has three churches ---- Christian, Meth- odist and Baptist -- and graded school. Mail. tri-weekly. John D. Landis, postmaster. Alexander Samuel D, lawyer.
Beyers George, cattle dealer. Buher Abraham, blacksmith. Cole Thomas, wagonmaker. Cox Isaac, cattle dealer.
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Deckard MI, druggist. Dugger H & W, cattle dealers. Landis B F, physician. Landis J & J, Boots and Shoes. Long Montiord, shoemaker. McDowell Wm, physician. Maples John. general store and lawyer. Oliphant Lawson, hotel. Stone Ezekiel, cooper.
MIO.BBS. A station on the L. E. & W. Ry., and a postoffice in Tipton county, 5 miles east of Tipton, the county scat. The principal exports are Jumiber and grain. Population 50. Mail daily. Z. T. Hobbs, postmaster. Adair J T, saw mill. Dellinger & Boyd, saw mill. Hobbs G H, justice of the peace. Hobbs M M, general store. Hobbs Z 'R, Staves. Low den D C, blacksmith, Ressler Jeremiah, flour mill.
HOBOKEN. On line of the pro- posed extension of T. D. & B. R. R, in Huntington county, 16 miles southwest of Huntington, the county seat, and 8 miles north of Marion, on the P. C. & St. L. and C. W. & M. Rys, its shipping point. Population 50. Mail received weekly. J. S. Hale, postmaster. Bocock G, cattle dealer. Freeman Lemuel Rev (Baptist). Hale J IS, General Store. Rine G C, meat market. Wallace Dr, physician.
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