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HOLLAND. Is a village of 350 in- habitants, in Cass township, Dubois county, bas two churches -- Lutheran and Method- ist-and graded school. Jasper, the county seat, is 144 miles northeast. Its shipping point is Ferdinand Station, on the C. R. &' S. W. Ry, 5 miles southeast. Stage com- munication with Huntingburg, fare 25c, and Boonville, fare $1.00, tri-weekly. Mail tri-weekly.
HI. Kunz, postmaster. Clifford J. physician and drugs. Fager I H. Shoemaker.
Finke August, Saddler. Fischer Win L Rev, clergyman. Gosker & Co, planing mill. Heitman Win, general store. Keller M. general store.
Klau-myer Ernest. tailor. IKKEIZ KE, Generai Store. Loher K, carpenter.
Menke C, hotel. Meyer J & Co, flour mill. Mollenkamp R HI, blacksmith.
Niehans August, carpenter. Pruss G F, cooper. Rousher & Steinkamp, blacksmith ... Rust F, druggist and physician. Rutepohler Daniel, justice of the peace. Schepman A, furniture. - Schepman F W, hardware. Stork If W, physician and druggist. Willmyer Joseph, shoemaker.
HOLLANDEBURG. With : ulation of 70, is a village in Union t. ship, Parke county, 9 miles cast of k ville, the county seat and place of ment. Has Baptist church and di .: school, Tri-weekly mail route to Rock ... --- fare 40 cents. J. D. Wright, postma .: Barclay John, carpenter. Cutberth Wm H, blacksmith. Derroch W P, physician. McGilvery John, flour mill. McGilvery L D, justice of the peace. Stout J O, general store. Sutherland F & I, distillers.
Wright J ID, General Store.
HOLMAN. A small place in M. chester township, Dearborn county, miles west of Lawrenceburgh court he contains 50 inhabitants, district sel .. Baptist and Methodist churches. Moo: Hill, on the O. & M. Ry, 4 miles southwe is the shipping point. Mail daily by st. from Lawrenceburgh. George W. H : postmaster, general store and meat marie
HOLMAN. Scott county. (See li. man Station.)
HOLMAN STATION. More !. . miliarly known as Holman, is a poston. in Scott county and a station on the O. M. Ry (Jeff Branch), S miles northeast Scottsburgh, the county seat. The viis. has two churches -- Methodist and Bapti. ... and district school. Population 150. 1: press, O. & M. Mail daily. S. Bassett. postmaster. Anderson & Son, saw and flour mill.
Bassett S, General Store. Blocher J B, physician. Blocher J H, grain and cattle. Chasteen John H, carpenter.
Lathrop J R T Rev (Methodist). Manker C A Rev (Christian ). Remy G V, physician.
PATENTS.
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ingo Peter II, hotel. ingo M & P, boots and shoes. : bbins Joseph HI, cooper. weet W K, grocer. Compson A, black,mith.
HOLMESVILLE. Laporte county, with a population of ICO, is situated on the S. & M. S. Ry, S miles west of Laporte, e county seat. Spring creek furnishes ater power for the place. Mail daily.
Samuel S. Davis, postmaster. Davis A D, Grain dealer. Fruhlkey H I. O, grocer. Coney R P, grain dealer. Rozeal Amel, saw mill. ozean August, blacksmith,
HOLTON. Situated on the O. & M. Ry, in Otter Creek towaship, Ripley coun- 17, 8 miles west of Versailles, the county seat, is a village containing jos inhabitants, graded school, Methodist and Christian churches. Cattle, sheep, hogs and grain are shipped. It has tri-weekly stage com- munication with Millhousen and New Ma- rion. Express, O. & M. Mail daily. J. HI. Scoopmire, postmaster, Callahan John, hotel and saloon, Cass Charles, constable. Cass C EX, Physician. Cox G W, general store. Cox Squire & Son, general store. Dearinger F M, general store. Flick Casper, nursery. Flick Jacob, nursery. Gray J C. saloon. MeCarty IX M, Carpenter. McClure J W, andertaker. McFatridge John, blacksmith. Mendenhall L, general store. Milligan James, hotel. Moore L M, justice of the peace.
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New J B, carpenter. Roberts J, physician. Reynolds John, live stock. Scoopmire J EX, Druggist and Gro- cer. Spears A L, general store. Williams Christopher, shoemaker. Yater P, general store.
HOME. Is located in Milton town- ship, Jefferson county, 10 miles cast of Mad- ison court house, and 3 north of Brooks- burg Landing, on the Ohio river, contains Io0 inhabitants, and Methodist church. Ships grain and live stock. Mail daily. George M. Rowlison, postmaster.
Bright A L Rev (Methodist).
Daily L D, general store. Davis John, blacksmith. Demaree James, apiarist. Heat Samuel, carpenter. Lawder Win, physician. Lyon George, carpenter. Mckay Theodore, general store. Onderdonk Cornelius, carpenter. Quell Robert. men! market. Reed Thornton, blacksmith.
Seibenthal J, flour mill. Tevis R M, physician.
HOMER. A village of 150 inhab- itants, locatel in Walker township. Rush county, on the Rushville Division J. M. & I. R. R., S miles west of Rushville court house. It contains district school, Baptist and Preslytrion societies, and exports hogs and grain. Express, American. Mail daily. J T Robertson, postmaster.
Anderson J MI, blacksmith. Arbuckle Nathan, tile mnfr.
Commerce H, wagon menfr.
Fritter T A, shoemaker.
Hilligoss James V, grain,
Inlow MI C, drugs.
Jarrett Bros, saw mill.
McGary E .N, physician.
Marshall Tillson W, harness.
Odell Wm, blacksmith.
Robertson J'T & Son, General Store.
Sklower Henry E, general store. Taylor Thomas W, blacksmith. Trew BK, carpenter.
Vest E R, general store.
HONEY CREEK. Situated in Henry county, is a village of 200 inhabit- ants, on P. C. & St. L. Ry, 10 miles north- west of New Castle, the county seat. Has one church and district school. Principal
shipments are grain and stock. The vil- lage offers an excellent opening for a flour mill and dry goods. American Express. Daily mail. John Sharkey, postmaster. Bull William, shoemaker.
Euglarth J 'T, Druggist and Physi- cian.
Fadely Barbara, hotel.
Fadely H L, wagonmaker. Furney Wm J, bricklayer. Gossett Wm Rev (United Brethren).
Miller John, saloon.
Neff Solon, jeweler.
Neff John. blacksmith.
Persnott Alex, justice of the peace.
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Scott Anderson, shoemaker. Sharkey John, Grocer. Sharp Mat, saw mill. Showalter Anderson, general store. Sly Thomas, flax mill. Spell Henry, saloon.
HOOKER. Is a country postoffice in Washington county, distant 7 miles from Salem, the county seat and place of ship- ment. In the vicinity there is a Baptist church. Mail weekly. Merritt Martin. postmaster. Lee Wm, blacksmith. Martin Merritt, Farmer.
HOOSIERVILLE. Is a mining town in Jackson township, Clay county, known formerly as Whittington, contain- ing 250 persons, and located on what is known as South Switch, is 4 miles south of Brazil, the county seat and place of ship- ment. It has graded school, Methodist and United Brethren churches, and ships hogs, coal staves and railroad ties. Daily stage communication with Brazil-fare, 25c. Mail daily. E. L. B. lin, postmaster. Auman Noah, shoemaker.
Bolin E L, Postmaster.
Bolin John, general store. Bonnell D M, general store. Davis H A, physician. Holmes B F, physician. McMillin G W, drugs.
Thompson Robert, saloon.
HOOVER. Located in Cass county, II miles northeast of Logansport, on Eel river and Eel river division W. St. L. & P. Ry. Mail daily. J. L. Clouse, postmaster.
Arnold A A, hotel. Clouse J L, General Store. Hamilton & Arantz, saw mill. Webster T Rev (Christian).
HOOVERSBURGH. Located in Perry township, Miami county, is a rural postoffice, 16 miles northeast of Peru, the coun'y seat, and 5 miles northeast of Bir- mingham, on the I. P. & C. Ry. - Has a Methodist church and district school. Mail received tri-weekly. Augustus Brauneller, postmaster.
Brauneller Augustus, Farmer. Freeman D, live stock. Love D Rev (Methodist). Love S W & J N, brick mnfrs.
HOPE. Pleasantly located in Haw Creek township, Bartholomew county, is a thriving village containing 1000 inhabitants, 14 miles northeast of Columbus, the county seat, and 5 miles southeast of St. Louis Crossing, a station on the J. M. & I. R. R. (Rushville division). Its educational facil- ities are good, and known as the Hope Fe- male Moravian Seminary, and graded school, contains two churches-Moravian and Methodist-two hotels, and one weekly newspaper, The Hope Independent (Republi- can). Stage communication with Shelby- ville-fare 75c .- and Columbus-fare 50c. -tri-weekly; with St. Louis Crossing-fare 25c .- and Greensburg-fare $1-daily. Ex- press, American. Mail received daily. Charles G. Michael, postmaster.
Aikin Wm H, insurance agent.
Albright Lewelan, carriage mnfr.
Bittrich Charles, meat market. Boynton Charles S, physician.
Boynton C S & Co, druggists.
Clouse Lewis E, editor Hope Independent. Cull David N, lawyer.
Doll Jacob L, propr Occidental Hotel.
Donber John, general store. Douglass W E, wagonmaker.
Dyson Warren A, wagonmaker.
Fiesel August, blacksmith.
Fishel Edward B, hotel.
Fox Adam, meat market.
Fry Peter, physician.
Fry & Knotts, grocers. George J J & Son, blacksmtihs. Gillespie Brothers, chair mnfrs.
Grubbs Wm M Rev (Methodist). Gruhl Edward C, hardware.
Gruhl E C & Son, furniture.
Haas George K, baker.
Hartzell/Owen, painter. Hege Annie Miss, milliner.
Holder James W, barber. Hope Independent, Lewis E Clouse editor. Hope Moravian Seminary, Rev Jesse Blick- ensderfer, principal. Kaler Adam E, meat market.
Keller Benjamin, harnessmaker.
Kennedy & Reed, general store. Kent Cornelius V, physician.
Lawrence Cornelius, livery. Little & Dillman, blacksmiths.
Mccullough S M, tailor. Matson John S, justice of the peace.
Matson J Frank, lawyer.
Michael Charles and Grocer. Miller Jesse B, jeweler. Miller John A, carpenter.
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Miller J B & L O, boots and shoes. Neligh & Albright, carriage mnfrs. New Wm A, insurance agt. Norman George W, planing mill. Norman & Hege, saw mill. Occidental Hotel, J I, Doll propr. Regennas Edward J Rev ( Moravian). Regannas Eugene G, dentist. Rheenis W W, shoemaker. Rice Henry M, flour mill. Righter John K, physician. Rights Wm L, grocer. Rominger Bros, dry goods. Rominger Cassius M, insurance agent. Rosencrans Robert M, brick and tile mnfr. Ruede Charles S, shoemaker.
Schaub & Kern, photographer. Senff Henry, harnessmaker. Simmons & Woehler, livery.
Spaugh E D & Co, carpenters. Spaugh Philip, stock dealer. Spaugh R & Son, live stock. Specht Charles, cabinetmaker. Stam W R, brick mnfr. Stapp George B, tinner. Stapp S & Son, druggists.
Stapp & Roope, physicians. Thornton Bros, carpenters. Weesner & Fetter, carpenters. Weinland E O & Son, hardware.
Williams John H, painter. Williams O HI P, shoemaker. Woehler Charles B, saloon.
Womack J W, barber. Ziegler, Miller & Reed, saw mill.
HOUSTON. Is a village in Salt Creek township, Brown county, 15 miles northwest of Brownstown, the county seat, and 20 northwest of Seymour, at crossing of J. M. & I. and O. & M. R. Rs. The last named is the most available shipping point. Contains 200 inhabitanta, two churches, district school, and ships grain and live stock. Mail weekly. George W. Gibson, postmaster.
Cummings David J, physician. Gibson George W, Physician. Goble John W, justice of the peace. Hendry Martin, blacksmith. Hester & Taggart, general store.
Hirshburg Leroy Rev (Methodist). Noe F A, undertaker and wagonmaker. Owens Wm, blacksmith. Setser Caleb, saw mill.
Setser Joshua, spoke and hub mnfr. Thompson C W, Lawyer. Todd Jonathan E, general store.
HOWARD. On the Wabash river, in Liberty township, Parke county, 15 miles northwest of Rockville court house, and 3. northwest of Newport, on the E. T. II. & C. R. R. Population 100. It has a district school and two church societies -- Metho- dist and Presbyterian. Corn and wheat are exported. Mail semi-weekly. Joseph W. Drummond, postmaster. Bonebrake J D, grocer. Davis Clark, grocer. De Verter George, physician. Drummond Joseph W, Hard .. ware. Evans John, livery. Gillespie John, general store. Thompson A C, hotel. Williams D C, grain,
HOWESVILLE. In the extreme. southern portion of Clay county, is a vil- lage 38 miles south of Brazil, the county seat, and 8 south of Clay City, on the T. Il. & S. E. R. R., and 12 northwest of Worthington, on the I. & V. Ry, popula- tion 35: Mail tri-weekly. Sarah E. Fox,
postmaster. Sebring M H, shoemaker. Willigman C H, physician.
HUDSON. Populated by 400 por- sons, in Salem township, Steuben county, is a thrifty village pleasantly located IC miles northeast of Angola, the county seat, and same distance northwest of Waterloo, its shipping point. It supports three re- ligious societies -- Methodist, United Breth- ren and Lutheran-a graded school, two saw and three flour mills. Mail received by stage from Waterloo tri-weekly. F. M. Zimmerman, postmaster.
Bowers Martin, meat market. Brugh L, justice of the peace. Camp John, grocer. Davis Ephraim P, general store.
Ferguson & Markle, Flour Mill .. Frederick M P, cattle dealer. Hackathorn David, flour mill.
Hamilton F C, physician.
Hamilton & Johnson, general store.
Ketchum George, shoemaker. Kisler George, wagonmaker.
Leas M, cattle dealer. Lipes R F, physician.
Mabie Henry, wagonmaker. Mend J C, Carpenter. Miller P, blacksmith. Miller W H, blacksmith. Moore J S, hotel.
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Ransburg S, saw mill.
Ritter F, shoemaker. Ritter Frederick, saw mill. Ropp A, lumber dealer. Scoville James W. general store.
Ahaddam Yali, Failure. Simon George, meat market. Slaybaugh J, Blacksmith. Stough J H, physician. Teeter Belle Miss, milliner. Teeter R W, carpenter. Teeter & Strickland, chair mufrs. Wheeler E, saddler. Willard J, saw mill. Wolford W M, tinner. 2CHICFIRME E ME, Druggist.
HUNTER. More generally known as Milton Station, is a postoffice in Vigo county, on the I. & St. L. R. R., 10 miles northeast of Terre Haute. Daily mail. John Mcclintock, postmaster.
MeClintock James, saw mill.
Meditoch jobs, Postmaster and Stock Dealer.
IUNTERTON N. Ten miles north of Fort Wayne, in Perry township, Allen county, on the G. R. & I. R. R., is a grow. ing village of 300 inhabitants, containing graded schools, Methodist and Universalist churches. A flour mill is needed badly here, and would be a profitable investment. Grain and live stock are exported. Ex- press, United States. Mail daily. , J. D. Sechler, postmaster.
Bacon F C, drugs. Ballou J E, saloon and grocer.
Cone Reubeza, General Store.
Douglass T Rev ( Lutheran). Dunten N M, justice of the peace. Farriand R S, lawyer. Gay Julius C, wagonmaker.
Glazier Nathan C, blacksmith. Greenwell F C, physician.
Hippenhanummer J W, Teacher and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney.
Hunter J C, general store. Hunter L C, grain dealer. Hunter Sidney, hotel. Ketchum A J, shoemaker.
Ketchum E, physician. Mckinley Win, carpenter. Malcolin James, Carpenter.
Malcolm John, carpenter. Morton Thomas, tinner. Ross Harvey, meat market. Sechler J D, grocer.
Shelner George, shoemaker.
Stungi- 1. T plyscian. Wheelock Kort, physician.
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C. R. & S. W. H., 6 miles onin. of the courty seat, amit 2; north mu Itos It has severs! churches, a wwwles three hotels St. George, deserving mento M. first class in every to great and www. Newspaper- the Signal. independent paper of fine wany pearange, aMy edired by ME E. P. and of home print interest of the place in some potterics, two fleur mills, aromi paine tory, a women mill and css plam It has tri-weekly stage communication ; Boontill, Adam Lap and daily . Charles C. Schroeder, Hostmaster.
American Hotel, LA Miller propi. Arnsman F, brewer.
Bamberger Philip, tinner.
Bamberger Valentine, boots and shoes. Becker A & Bro, maride works.
Behmer & Co, flour mill.
Delrens Bros, Carriage and W Mentre, 4th bet Main an : Jackson. (SE) Berger John, saloon.
Blemker Ernst J, stoves and tinware.
Brandenstein Anna, milliner.
Brandenstein John & Son, harnessmike Bretz Leonard, general store.
Bretz L & Bro, leaf tobacco.
Bretz Valentine, cooper. Brundick Ernst R, drugs.
Buchert Felix, mineral water mnfr.
Buckner James P, physician.
Dieckman Gerrett, shoemaker.
Dieckmann Herman, undertaker.
Dittmer Michael, wagonmaker.
Dufendach C W & Co, general store. Dufendach Henry, general store.
Eggers John W, saloon.
Ficken Henry, cooper. Fisher Morman, lawyer.
Fromm Jacob, cabinetmaker.
Gresham S Mrs, milliner.
Hargrave M F, dentist.
Harmon & Staley, pottery,
Harter Adam, confectionery.
Heller V, tailor. Hildebrand Frederick, shoemaker.
Huhn Win, grocer.
Huntingburgh Signal (ved). E Pickhardt Propre, 3, bet. Geiger as Main. (Se ads))
Capital City Cigar.
Manufactured By JOHN RAUCH, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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HUNTING BURGH SIGNAL, A weekly German newspaper-Independent -- issued every Thursday by E. PICKHARDT, Editor and Publisher.
The Signal has gained an important position as a leading country weekly and as an advertising medium for reaching the German population of Dubois, Spencer, Pike and Warrick counties. It has the County Printing, and is a paper of large local influence and of correspon ding value to general advertisers. Four pages, eight columns ; size, 25x39. Subscription. 81.05 per Year. Adver- tising rates reasonab! .. Me"" All printed in our office-no patent inside used.
In connection with the Signal we have a Job Office, complete in every respect, and are prepared to execute any job work upon short notice and at reasonable rates.
WM. MOENKHAUS,
Hotel Proprietor,
HUNTINGBURGH, INDIANA.
The St. George is first-class in all appointments, is located in the center of the town and is headquarters for commercial men. Good Sample Rooms on first floor. Guests of the House carried to and from all Trains free of charge. Mr. Moenkhaus is also proprietor of a first-class Livery Stable, which is run in connection with the St. George, and is prepared to furnish the best rigs at reasonable rates. CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
Repairing done Neatly and Cheap.
JONATHAN KRUEGER, Cor. Fourth and Jackson Sise Huntingburgh, Ind. Manufacturer of and Dealer in SADDLES, HARNESS, Collars, Robes, Blankets, Bridles, Halters, Whips, Combs, Brushes, Etc. All Work Warranted.
ESTABLISHED 1873. BEHRENS BROS., Wagon and Carriage Factory,
4th St., bet. Main and Jackson, Huntingburgh, Ind.
All work warranted or one year. If anything gives out, that is any ault of the material or workmanship, it will be replaced when the broken parts or pieces are returned to the manufactory. No work sold on commission, but all of our own manufacture-hence our guar- antee.
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Hyland Charles W, agt Adams Express. Katterhenry Bros, general store. Klein Charles, meat market. Klostermann & Veech, wagonmakers. Koch & Meissner, woolen mill.
Kornrumpf Christian, Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Instruments, cor 5th and Main. Krebs L & Co, flour mill.
Krueger Jonathan, Saddle and Harnessmaker, cor 4th and Jackson. (See
Krusenklaus Henry, tailor.
Kunkle John, blacksmith. Landgrebe Henry, boots and shocs.
Landgrebe Louis, boots and shoes.
Logan Henry P, lawyer.
McMahan Wm R, physician. Mauntel Henry, saloon.
Mears Charles N, lawyer.
Meissner Joachim, Woolen Mill.
Miller Anthony, sewing machines.
Miller Arnold H, druggist.
Miller Joseph, pottery.
Miller L A, propr American Hotel.
Moenkhaus WWWmsn, Propr St George Hotel, Geiger, nr 4th. (See adv. ) Mundi Joseph, gunsmith.
Niemoeller John F, propr St Clair Hotel. Oefinger Charles, undertaker.
Pickhardt Ernst, Pubr Hunting- burgh Signal and Dealer in Furniture, cor Geiger and 3d. (See adv.)
Propheter F & Co, wagonmakers.
Rausher Jacob, tanner.
Roettger Wm, carriagemaker.
Rothert Harmon, leaf tobacco.
St Clair Hotel, John F Niemoeller propr.
St. George Hotel, Wm Moenkhaus Propr, Geiger nr 4th. (Se adv.)
Salat Dominick, clothing. Schlesing Adam, general store.
Schneck Henry, blacksmith.
Schreeder Charles C, postmaster, Shurig Charles, stoves and tinware.
Schwartz Charles W, druggist. Sprauer Joseph, confectioner. Star Mill Co, flour mill.
Tonini Ferdinand, saloon.
Walz Vital, Pottery and Stone Pump Factory, Jackson. Williams G P, physician. Winkinhoef II & Co, planing mill. Winkinhoef Wm, cabinetmaker, Zoeller Tobias, barber.
HUNTINGTON. The seat of jus- tice of Huntington county, with a popula- tion of 5,000, was first settled in 1833 by
General John Tipton, of Logansport, : was known many years before its . nent settlement as Flint Springs, which . then one of the principal camping ; along the Wabash valley. It is celebra: for its inexhaustible quarries of lim ... The lime from these quarries is conside. the best found in any western state, an .. in great demand. The quarries and } give employment to 300 persons. The : lage is located in a very productive : cultural district, on the W. St. L. & P. R., IIS miles southwest of Toledo, and miles northeast of Indianapolis, and gas and water works, 2 graded school, churches, good county buildings and bu ... ness blocks, together with 2 banks, : tels -- prominent among which is the C. : . mercial House -- 3 weekly newspope: Lime City News (independent), Huntis Democrat and Indiana Herald (Republic -- and 3 grain elevators, which ha .. . about 500,000 bushels of grain yearly.
In addition to its immense lime mar. 1. factories can be found 3 planing mills, por- ash manufactory, 4 flour mills, pump i. . tory, stave and heading manufactory, tal :- nery, flax bagging manufactory, foundry and machine shop, 2 furniture factories. : saw mills, plow handle manufactory, bric! yard, wooden stirrup manufactory, breweries, carriage body and spoke and he manufactories. Tri-weekly stage re ::
from Warren-fare, 75c, Mount fare soc. Express, Pacific. Telegraph. Western Union. Mail daily. Alex. W. DeLong, postmaster.
Ager Mary Mrs, propr Exchange Hotel.
Alexander & Hatfield, lawyers. Alles Jacob, wagonmaker.
Allman & Deville, saloon.
Anderson Dewitt D, Lawyer and Justice of the Peace. Anderson J E D Mrs, operator W U Tel.
Anglemyer & Anglemyer, carpenters.
Anglemyer & Gray, grocers.
Arnold, Thomas & Co, flour mill.
Ashley Bros, barbers. Bahr Ernest, painter.
Bash A W & Bro, live stock.
Bayreuther Nicholas, meat market. Beaver Daniel G, blacksmith.
Beaver Henry, wagonmaker.
Bechtel Hamen, horse collar maker.
Becker Jacob, marble works.
Bernhart George, barber.
Einlaley Jacobs, Pump Mnfr.
Black Abigail D, baker.
Black Robert, cooper.
A. L.Wright & Co.,"
Carpets, Wall Paper and Upholstery,
47 & 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
COLD & GOANDAR
INDIANAPOLIS, can furnish Nut and Slack Coal for Steam purposes, at satisfactory prices.
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Blackburn Bros, bakers.
,Blam & Seber, boots and shoes. Boehner Christoph, shoemaker. Boos Jacob, brewer. Boos John, ice dealer.
Brauyan, Watkins & Spen- Cer, Lawyers and Abstracts of Title.
Breen P Mrs, grocer. Brenneman Medoria D, carpenter.
Bridge Henry, lawyer and insurance.
Briant & Taylor, Mnfrs of Staves, Heading and Cooperage.
Brown Edwin T, dry goods.
Buchanan Samuel, grain elevator.
Campbell Wm I, cigar mnfr.
Churchill Benjamin F, shoemaker.
Citizens Bank, Dick & Taylor proprs.
Clark H K, flour mill. Cobb Buell MI, lawyer.
Collins Eli A, ice dealer.
Conmmercial House, Harry S Shoff Propr. Cook & Speaker, founders.
Cutshall Wan 'T, Propr Lime City News.
Davies Jesse, druggist.
Day Lewis J, grocer.
Day Samuel F, livery and mayor.
De Long Alexander W, postmaster,
Dick F & Son, hardware.
Dick & Taylor, proprs Citizens Bank.
Dille & Boyle, lawyers.
Dippell P HI Rev (German Reformed).
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Hoffmann Charles, saloon.
Drover & Young, bent wood mnfrs.
Drummond Quincy J, confectioner.
Engelmann & Bro, saloon.
Holloway Cephas M, grocer.
Hoover D B & Co, drugs.
Hoover John, flour and feed.
Ferguson Donald, flour mill.
Hossler Martin, livery.
Fernandez Joachim, notions.
Hubbell House, A A Hubbell propr.
Fetters Isaac, blacksmith.
Hueser J H Rev (Catholic).
Filson Charles H, books and stationery. Fink Uriah, flour mill.
First National Bank of Huntington, capi- tal $100,000, Jos WV l'urviance pres, Wn! McGrew cash.
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