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Hine Henry, shomeaker, r. 304 Virginia av.
Hineman Sarah Miss, r. 75 W. Georgia
Hiner Andrew, watchman, C. & I. C. R. R. shops, r. 60 S. Noble
Hines Ann Mrs. r. 146 E. McCarty
Hinesley Andrew J. (Darrow & Hines- ley), r. 491 N. Tennessee
Hinesley William, prop. livery and sale stable, 37 W. Pearl, r. 469 N. Tenn- essee
Hinesley William A. messenger, C. E. Geisendorff & Co. bds. 491 N. Tenn- essee
Hinckley D. J. auditor B. R. W.
Hinkley O. W. book-keeper, r. Vinton's block
Hinman Charles P. picture agent, r. 75 W. 1st
Ilinninger Mike, machinist, Sinker & Co. r. St. Joseph, cor. Delaware
Hinsel John, fireman, B. R. R. bds. P. Crane's, end Massachusetts av. near toll gate, Pendleton Pike
Hinshaw William, ins. agent, bds. 302 Railroad av.
Hinsley Thomas, lab. r. 442 Virginia av. Hinson Erastus, works C. G. Holman's, Western av. outside city limits
Hinson Sarah Mrs. r. 315 E. Ohio
Hinton E. Mrs. r. 431 E. St. Clair
Hinton James S. (col'd), barber, r. 229 N. West
Hippard George F. S. salesman, Bowen, Stewart & Co. r. 104 W. Vermont
Gloves and Hosiery, at Jones, Hess & Davis'.
Omar Newman, east of Union Depot, Wholesale Agent for Indiana, for
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A. M. BENHAM & CO., Music Dealers
BATES HOUSE CORNER, INDIANAPOLIS.
Hippard Samuel, clk. sutler stand, Camp Carrington, r. 104 W. Vermont
Hipple Edward, carpenter, bds. 227 East Market
Hirsh Charles, machinist, Ruschhaupt, Zschech & Berg, r. 28 W. Georgia Hirsch Levi, salesman, A. Kahn, bds. 33 W. Maryland
Hirshman Leon, book-keeper,' Dessar, Bros. & Co. bds. 221 E. Ohio
Hirst William, spinner, r. 324 W. Wash- ington
Hiser Conrad, carpenter, Eden & Cope- land, r. 377 E. Michigan
Hiser Elizabeth, Mrs. wid. r. rear gov't stables
Hiss Fred, shoemaker, bds. 505 N. Illi- nois
Hiss Sebastian, lab. r. 505 N. Illinois Hitchcock Alex. collector, r. 291 N. Ala- bama
Hitchcock Caroline, wid Sidney H. r. 291 E. Ohio
Hitchcock Henry, printer, bds. 32 East Ohio
Hitchcock John, student, PURDY'S BUS- INESS COLLEGE
Hitchens John, blacksmith, G. & S. Ray- mond, r. 215 Massachusetts av.
Hitechew Theodore, book-keeper, Charles Glazier, r. 139 Virginia av.
Hitekohn John, Cabinet Makers' Union, r. 112 Winston
Hitse Lewis, lab. r. 62 Hosbrook
Hittle Henry, painter, bds. 253 West
Hiveler Rhineman, carpenter, bds. 52 N. Noble
Hizdt Louis, helper, r. 62 Harrisburg Ilizer Samuel, toll gate keeper, Pendle- ton turnpike road, r. and gate, end Massachusetts av. outside corpora- tion line
Hoagland J. B. mess. Ad. Ex. Co. r. 368 N. Mississippi
Hobbs Electa Ann, wid. Abner, r. 316 W. Washington
Hobbs James, r. 316 W. Washington
Hobbs Prosper, r. 316 W. Washington Hobson John, lab. r. Garden
Hockstine Christopher, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill, r. 166 Union
Hockey Joseph, carpenter, r. 81 E. Mc- Carty
Hodges Ambrose, carpenter, r. 340 North Noble
Hodges James A. actor, Metropolitan Theater
Hodgson Isaac, architect, r. 433 N. Illi- nois
Hofer George, shoemaker, r. Stevenson Hoff Louis, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill
Hoffeld R. C. cigars and tobacco, ret. 11 N. Pennsylvania, r. Ohio, bet. Liberty and East
Hoffenbecker John, lab. r. 75 W. South Hoffenburg Wm. lab. r. 143 Bright
Hoffeyer Henry, tailor, r. 195 N. Liberty Hoffler John, lab. r. 347 N. Noble
Hoff Lewis, lab. r. 426 S. Illinois
Hoffman Christian, stonecutter, r. 337 N. New Jersey
Hoffman Henry (Hoffman & Co.), r. S. McCarty, nr. cor. Illinois
Hoffman Henry, tanner, 263 E. Washing- ton, r. same
Hoffman Michael, blacksmith, Sinker & Co. r. 131 Bluff road
Hoffman Valentine, lab. r. 110 S. Noble Hoffman William, carpenter, bds. 364 N. New Jersey
Hoffman & Co. (Henry Hoffman and Fred. Buche), boot and shoe makers, 122 S. Illinois
Hoffmeister C. (Schroeder & Hoffmeister ), r. 257 E. New York
Hoffmeister Nicholas, grocer, New York, cor. Noble, r. same
Hoffmeyer Fred. lab. r. 245 N. Liberty Hoffmeyer Fred. lab. Fishback's tanyard, r. Michigan road, west side canal
Hoffmire William, express driver, r. 199 N. East
Hogan Edmond, painter, r. 375 W. Wash- ington
Hogan Johanna, chambermaid, Ind. Inst. for Blind
Hogan Joseph, shoemaker, South, bet. Pennsylvania and Delaware, bds. William Saulers
Hogan Mike, carpenter, C. Eden & Co. r. E. Washington
Hogarty Michael, stonecutter, r. 225 Vir- ginia av.
Hogel R. Mrs. photographic printer, G. W. Apple
Hogland John A. carpenter, r. Fayette, cor. Walnut
Hogshire William A. (W. R. Hogshire & Co.), r. N. Meridian, bet. North and Michigan
HOGSHIRE W. R. & CO. (William R. Hogshire and John F. Council), com- mission merchants, an l whol. and ret. grocers, 25 W. Washington
Hohl Christopher, book-keeper, Hahn & Bals, r. 18 S. Delaware
Hohl Christopher G. clk. P. O. r. Georgia, bet. Illinois and Meridian
W. G. Dabbs, extensive dealer in all materials for Porcelain Pictures.
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, Retail Office 60 E. Market St. Indianp'Is.
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Hohnan James, land agent, r. 361 E. New York
Holbrook Henry C. book-keeper, bds. cor. California and New York
Holbrook Preston, cutter, Dury, Merritt & Wightman, r. 172 N. New Jersey Holbrook Thomas, book-keeper, r. 157 N. Alabama
Holden H. clk. T. H. R. R. depot, bds. 232 N. Illinois
Holden Wm. lab. r. 98 Railroad
Holden William, carpenter, bds. 392 N. Alabama
Holdzkom Charles, whipmaker, Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co. r. at store
Holladay Elias G. atty. real estate and claim agent, 18 S. Meridian, r. 296 Virginia av.
Holladay Marietta Mrs. teacher, select school, 296 Virginia av. r. same
Holland Arsa, carpenter, bds. 229 E. Alarket
Holland Charles W. shoemaker, r. 287 N. Mississippi
Holland Fanny Mrs. painter, r. al. bet. New York and Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri
Holland George, painter, r. 456 S. New Jersey
Holland George B. collecting agt. r. es. N. Pennsylvania, nr. 7th, outside corporation
Holland George F. painter, 58 N. Penn- sylvania. r. 456 S. New Jersey
Holland George G. bds. G. B. Holland's, N. Pennsylvania, outside corpora- tion
Holland John, carpenter, I. & C. R. R. shops, r. 303 S. Delaware
Holland John, carpenter, C. Eden & Co. r. Maryland
Holland Jolın, lab. r. 291 S. East
Holland John H. book-keeper, Holland, Ostermeyer & Co. bds. 58 N. Penn- sylvania
Holland J. W. (Holland & Ostermeyer), r. 112 N. Pennsylvania
Holland Michael, lab. r. Meek, bet. Ben- ton and Cady
Holland T. F. r. 383 N. Illinois
Holland Washington (Holland & Scud- der ), r. 73 S. Illinois
HOLLAND & OSTERMEYER (J. W. Holland and Frederick Ostermeyer), whol. grocers and com. mers, 76 E. Washington
HOLLAND & SCUDDER (Washington Holland and Robert M. Scudder), prop'rs Oriental, 73 and 75 S. Illinois Hollar T. lab. C. F. Schmidt's, bds. same Hollard George, plasterer, r. 160 N. Lib- erty
Holle Charles, porter, Murphy, Kenne- dy & Co. r. 130 McCarty
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Hollenbeck John R. American Express messenger, bds. 2 Indiana av. cor. Ohio
Hollenbeck R. E. Mrs. dress and cloak maker, r. 121 E. Ohio
Hollenbeck William, canvasser, r. 121 E. Ohio
Hollenbeck W. N. bds. 196 N. Mississippi Holler Philip, lab. C. & I. C. R. R. shops, 205 N. Noble
Holler Philip H. stonemason, r. 349 N. Noble
Holler Theodore, brewer, John Meikel, 215 W. Maryland
Holler William, furniture maker and re- pairer, 234 E. Washington, r. same
Hollett T. J., American Express office, r. 181 N. Liberty
Holley John M. fireman I. & C. R. R. bds. 274 W. Market
Holliday Fernandez C. pastor, Asbury Chapel, r. 131 N. Meridian
Holliday Frank T. messenger, Branch of the Bank of the State of Indiana, r. 242 N. Alabama
Holliday Gideon, boarding, 153 N. Ten- nessee, r. same
Holliday William A. Rev. r. 242 N. Ala- bama
Holliday W. F. salesman, Elliott, Gadd & Co. 131 N. Meridian
Holliday William J. (W. J. Holliday & Co.), r. 241 N. Meridian
Holliday W. J. (Murphy, Kennedy & Co.), r. 241 N. Meridian, bet. Michigan and Vermont
Holliday W. J. & Co. (William J. Holli- day, John W. Murphy, John A. Fur- gason and Henry Voight), iron, steel, nails and heavy hardware, 59 S. Meridian
Hollihan Thomas, lab. T. H. & I. freight depot, S. Tennessee
Hollins D. stonemason, bds. 60 S. Dela- ware
Hollochor E. lab. Union Depot, r. 260 S. Pennsylvania
Holloway W. R. bds. 115 N. Illinois
Hollweg Louis, salesman, H. F. West & Co. bds. 58 S. Pennsylvania
Holly Charles, lab. r. 130 E. McCarty
Holly Henry, brewer, bds. Delaware, cor. McCarty
Holly Herman, mason, bds. 329 E. New York
W. G. Dabbs, dealer in Frames, Albums, etc., 21 and 23 Circle Street.
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Carriage and Saddlery Hardware at Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co.,
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Indiana Music House,
A. M. BENHAM & CO.,
Bates House Corner.
Holly John, fireman, bds. 316 W. Wash- ington
Holly Theodore ( Holly & Schrader), r. 130 W. New York
Holly & Schrader (Theodore Holly and Frederick Schrader), boot and shoe- makers, 103 and 105 W. Washing- ton
Holman G. G. produce dealer and com. mer. 6 Bates House blk. r. outside corporation
Holman John A. r. ws. Western av.
Holman Merritt S. salesman, C. E. Gei- sendorff & Co. bds. 70 Indiana av.
Holmes Albert, bell boy, Bates House, bds. same
Holmes Charles B. teller Citizens' Na- tional Bank, bds. 149 N. Pennsyl- vania
Holmes Erastus, painter, r. 37 W Rose Holmes Henry A. plasterer, r. 64 S. Cali- fornia
Holmes Jonathan, r. 526 N. Meridian Holmes W. C. r. 346 N. Meridian, cor. Walnut
Holt William J. operator, W. U. Tele- graph Co. bds. nr. Union Depot
Holtorf John C. money clk. American Express Co. bds. Pyle House
Holzman David, clk. 189 E. Washington, bds. 189 E. Washington
Holzman D. M. bds. Little's Hotel
Holzman Morris (M. & P. Holzman), bds. 189 E. Washington
Holzman M. & P. (Morris and Philip Holzman), ready-made clothing, 189 E. Washington
Holzman Philip (M. & P. Holzman), bds. 189 E. Washington
Homan Jeremiah, cisternbuilder, r. 309 E. New York
Homburg Konradin, physician, 26 W. Washington, r. same
Home Insurance Co. of Indianapolis, Ind. office 64 E. Washington, J. B. Fol- let, sec.
Home Insurance Co. of New York, Mar- tindale & Grubbs, agts. Meridian, nw. cor. Washington
HOME VISITOR, Bland & Myers, pub- lishers, T. A. Bland, editor, office 33} N. Illinois
Homire Henry, lab. bds. John
Homire Wm. lab. r. John
Honlahan Michael, lab. Central R. R. shop, r. Meek, bet. Benton and Cady Hood John, carpenter, r. 130 S. East
Hoofmier Minnie, servant, 92 N. Penn- sylvania
Hook and Ladder Co. es. New Jersey, bet. Washington and Market
Hooker E. M. B. reporter, r. 232 E.Wash- ington
Hooley Theodore, shoemaker, r. 130 W. New York
Hoover George, blacksmith, r. 303 Indi- ana av.
HOOVER JERRY, Stars and Stripes Saloon, 251 Indiana av. bds. 257 In- diana av.
Hoover William H. blacksmith, bds. 213 E. Ohio
Hope Christina Miss, r. 258 S. Missouri Hope O. peddler, r. 67 Harrison
Hopkins Henry C. (Martin & Hopkins), and (Gold & Hopkins), 302 N. Dela- ware
Hopkins Henry H. printer, bds. Commer- cial Hotel
Hopkins J. H. bookbinder, Wm. & J. Braden, r. ss. Indiana av. bet. Ver- mont and Michigan
Hoppe George, prop'r Lafayette House, 179 S. Meridian
Hopper Lewis M. carpenter, r. 17 E. North
Hopple John, tinsmith, Deloss, Root & Co. r. 81 S. Meridian
Hord Oscar B. (Hendricks, Perkins & Hord), r. New York, nw. cor. Cali- fornia
HORFGEN EMIL, Billiard Hall, cor. Meridian and Maryland, bds. 222 S. East
Horn Henry J. with Horn & Anderson, r. 72 N. Mississippi
Horn Mary A. Mrs. (Horn & Anderson), r. 72 N. Mississippi
HORN & ANDERSON (Mrs. Mary A. Horn and Jerome S. Anderson), gro- cers, whol. and ret. 31 W. Washington Hornaday Isaiah (Todd & Hornaday), r. 394 East, sw. cor. Saint Clair
Hornaday Henderson F. student, bds. 394 N. East
Hornaday John E. carpenter, Brouse & Bros. r. 365 N. Alabama
Hornaday J. F. grocery, dry goods and feed store, 211 Massachusetts av. r. same
Hornaday Sanford W. student, bds. 394 N. East
Hornaday Thomas, carpenter, Brouse & Bros. bds. 365 N. Alabama
Hornaday W. W. student, National Busi- ness College
Hornberg Christian, carpenter, bds. 69 W. Market
Merrimack Prints always at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
No. 20 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Horne James, stonecutter, bds. W. Market Hornoth Fred. drayman, 3 Peru Horrigan Michael, bell boy, Bates House, bds. same
Horseman Henry, lab. r. 186 Harrison Horsefelt Hugo, baker, r. 269 E. Wash- ington
Horton Carrie Miss, teacher, Indianapo- lis Female Institute
Horton James, clk. 329 Indiana av. bds. 348 Indiana av.
Hosbrook Bates, surveyor, bds. 29 Pratt Hoshour Kate Miss, music teacher, bds. 172 N. East
Hoshour Samuel K. prof. of languages, r. 172 N. East
Hoskins Robert, (Zimmerman & Co.), r. 290 E. Ohio
Hoss David, lab. r. 433 Virginia av.
Hoss G. W. superintendent of public in- struction, office Vinton's blk. r. nr. University
Hoss Nelson, patent right agt. r. 518 N. Delaware
Hotmberg Gustave, harnessmaker, 225 E. Washington
Hottink William, drayman, r. 230 Union Hotz George (Geo. Hotz & Co.), r. 124 S. Illinois
Hotz Geo. & Co. (George Hotz and Wil- liam Pope), mer. tailors, 124 S. Illi- nois
Houan Thomas, lab. 32 Helen
HOUGH THOMAS, grocer, ret. 44 N. Pennsylvania, bds. 17} Virginia av. Houghbaker John, lab. r. 325 E. Wash- ington, 2d floor
Houpt Robert, 19 Chatham, r. same
House Ben. D. olk. Draft Rendezvous, 70 E. Market
House Charles A. butcher, r. 103 S. New Jersey
House James W. student, PURDY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
House Rolla (col'd), teamster, bds. 2d street W. of R. R.
House Andrew, lab. r. 187 E. South
Houser Martin, r. 35 S. Alabama
Houser William, bricklayer, bds. 357 E. Market
Houstin Joseph, brakeman, L. R. R. bds. 400 N. Mississippi
Houston James, carpenter, bds. 41 N. Ala- bama
Houston J. M. (col'd), r. Elm, nr. corpor- ation line
Housum C. A. wid. bds. 35 Virginia av. Hout John (Dietz & Hout), r. 255 E. Washington
Hovey James R. (Hovey & Lincoln), bds. 94 S. Illinois
Hovey & Lincoln (James R. Hovey and Edwin B. Lincoln), fruits and con fectioneries, 94 S. Illinois
Office 35 E. Market St.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVER
$500,000.
How Henry, clk. Wm. Love's lumber yard, r. 5 Dougherty
Howard Ann, servant, 78 N. Pennsylva- nia
Howard A. B. operator, Superintendent's office, C. & I. C. R. R. bds. 2 Indiana av.
Howard A. C. canvasser, bds. Scott House Howard Edward (E. Howard & Son), r. 326 N. Illinois
HOWARD E. & SON, (Edward Howard and Louis N. Howard), cancer doc- tors, 80 S. Illinois
Howard Henry, carpenter, r. 432 E. St. Clair
Howard H. ( Howard & Tilford), r. 312 Indiana av.
Howard Kate, (col'd), servant, 78 N. Illi- nois
Howard Louis N. (E. Howard & Son)
Howard Michael, lab. r. 22 Nelson's al. Howard M. Mrs. r. 77 S. East
Howard William E. clk. A. M. Benham & Co. bds. 326 N. Illinois, bet. North and Michigan
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HOWARD & TILFORD (H. Howard and . S. Tilford), grocers, 302 N. Illinois Howe Edward P., A. A. G. Indiana, office, State House, bds. Spencer House
Howe Robert, r. 175 W. Ohio
Howe S. T. student, National Business College; bds. 69 W. Market
Howell Albert J. salesman, W. J. Holle- day & Co. bds. 14 S. Mississippi Howell David, carpenter, 492 N. Missis- sippi
Howell Frank Miss, r. 129 N. Liberty Howell Joseph (col'd), lab. bds. 171 Blake Howell Joseph C. sign and ornamental painter for the trade, 147 E. Wash- ington, r. S. Illinois, at city limits Howell Lou V. Miss, servant, Little's Hotel
Howell Maggie Mrs. r. 297 S. East Howes Chas. A. butcher, 49 Virginia av. r. 103 S. New Jersey Howeth Chris. works 134 N. Meridian
Howland Charles A. (Tarlton & How- land), r. 420 N. Pennsylvania
Howland Dennis, pump peddler, r. es. Jackson, N. of Cherry
Howland Edward C. foreman, Hyde's Stable, bds. Little's Hotel
Howland John B. clk. U. S. Court, r. 11 P. O. building
Large Stock and Low Prices, at Jones, Hess & Davis'.
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., Wholesale and Retail dealers in Saddlery
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A. M. BENHAM & CO.
Are Sole Agents for ESTEY & CO.'S Celebrated Cottage Organs.
Howland J. D. lawyer, r. 98 W. Vermont Howland Oscar, lab. Government Stables, bds. Dennis Howland's, Jackson
Hoyle Clinton, carpenter, bds. 211 N. Missouri
Hoyt D. machinist, Osgood, Smith & Co. Hoyt Harriet, r. 84 Massachusetts av.
Hrooksmith H. blacksmith, r. 122 Huron Hubaker Fanny, wid. John, r. 325 E. Washington
Hubbard Oscar, salesman, Dudley, New- comb & Co. bds. Mrs. Baird's
Hubbard William, lab. r. 321 S. Pennsyl- vania
Hubbard William S. brickmaker, r. N. Meridian, out side corportion
Hubbert Philip, confectioner, 318 E. New York
Hubbs Chas. L. muster roll clk., H. Q. 70 E. Market.
Huber Jacob, bartender, r. 192 N. Missis- sippi
Huber Jacob, cutter, Jacob Becker & Co. r. 127 E. Washington
Hudson A. J. railroader, r. 102 Meek
Hudson George, barkeeper, Costerlin & Co. bds. 87 S. Illinois
Hudson George, tailor, bds. Scott House Hudson Isaac, architect, Sentinel bldg. r. N. Illinois, nr. St. Clair
Hudson William S. artist, bds. 26 S. Mis- sissippi
Huey Emma, waiter, 74 N. Pennsylvania Huey M. S. (Huey & Mathews), r. 36} E. Washington
Huey & Mathews (M. S. Huey and Silas Mathews), photographic gallery, 35 E. Washington
Huff Andry, confectioner, r. 130 Massa- chusetts av.
Huffer James M. saddler, r. 69 Fletcher's av.
Hufman. Casper, blacksmith, r. 534 N. Alabama
Huffman Ellen, servant, r. 196 W. Ohio, on Canal
Huffman H. tanner, r. 263 E. Washington Huffman Philip, soap manufacturer, r. 262 N. Noble
Huffman Valentine, lab. C. & I. C. r. 110 S. Noble
Hufford Mattie Miss, boarding house, r. 37 S. Alabam&
Huffr Frederick, butcher, Atkinson & Borke, bds. 151 W. Washington
Hug C. wid. Martin, r. 81 N. New Jer- sey
Hug Sarah, wid. Joseph, r. 553 E. Wash- ington
Hugele John (Louis Lang & Co.), r. East, cor. Washington
Hughes Eliza Mrs. r. 309 S. Pennsylva- nia
Hughes Eliza, wid. Nixon, r. 33 Ells- worth
Hughes Isum, railroader, 309 S. Pennsyl- vania
Hughes John, carpenter, bds. 272 W. Ma- ryland
Hughes John, blacksmith, r. 426 Virgin- ia av.
Hughes John A. traveling agt. Connely, Wiles & Co. bds. Sherman House
Hughes M. wid. Alexander, r. 27 N. No- ble
Hughes Samuel A. conductor, Ind. Cen- tral R. R. bds. Bates House
Hughes William, detective, bds. 33 Ells- worth
Hughes William, machinist, bds. 336 E. New York
Hughes William C. machinist, B. R. R. shop, bds. Liberty
Hughey Wm. r. 310 E. Louisiana
Hughs Ashum, engineer, I. & J. R. R. r. 337 S. Delaware
Hughs J. Mrs. r. 180 Virginia av.
Hughs William, policeman, r. 309 S. Pennsylvania
Hugo Charles, teamster, bds. 275 N. No- ble
Hugo Henry A. plasterer, r. 359 S. East Hugu Charlotte, wid. r. 79 N. Noble
Huit John, artist, A. A. Barnes, r. 52 Bright
Hukriede Erust, lab. bds 419 Virginia av.
Hulcatte Hugh, clk. W. & H. Glenn, r. Tennessee, cor. Market
Hulings John P. painter, r. 5 Madison av.
Hull A. carpenter, Helwig, Roberts & Co. r. N. Tennessee, bet. 5th and 6th
Hull C. A. student National Business Col- lege
Hull Henry, with D. Munson, lightning rod mufr. r. 2d, bet. Illinois and Me- ridian
Hull M. R. photographer, Swain Broth- ers, bds. 70 Indiana av.
Hull William, farmer, r. N. Tennessee, cor. 5th
Huller Philip, works Central R. R. shop, r. 205 N. Noble
Hulsker Benjamin, lab. r. Tennessee, ne. cor. Ray
Hulsman & Sullivan, clothing store, 2d and 3d, on L. R. R. es. Camp Car- rington
W. G. Dabbs sells the best Positive and Negative Collodion in the Market.
Hardware, and Horse Collar Manfrs., 20 West Washington Street.
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Hume, Adams & Co. (James M. Hume, William L. Adams, John E. Corwin and Edgar J. Foster), carpets, oil cloths and house furnishing goods, 26 and 28 W. Washington
Hume Ezra, student, bds. M. Hume's, N. Tennessee, cor. 4th
Hume James M. (Hume, Adams & Co.), r. 129 N. Mississippi
Hume Judson, bds. M. Hume's, N. Ten- ·nessee, cor. 4th
Hume Madison, Baptist preacher, r. N. Tennessee, cor. 4th
Hume Newton (Hume & Billingsley), r. Tennessee, bet. 1st and 2d
HUME & BILLINGSLEY (Newton Hume and Henry M. Billingsley), grocers, Tennessee, cor. 1st
Hummler M. B. confectioner, 33 N. Penn- sylvania, r. op. P. O.
Humphrey Charles, clk. Solomon Bros. bds. South, cor. Illinois
Humphrey David, paver, bds. 74 N. Pennsylvania
Humphrey Samuel, cooper, r. 256 Blake Hunsan Peter, shoemaker, bds. 259 S. Delaware
Hunt Albert, lab. Case, Marsh & Wig- gins, r. 172 W. New York
Hunt Albert, carpenter, r. 175 W. New York
Hunt. A. L. (A. L. Hunt & Co.), r. 294 N. Pennsylvania
HUNT A. L. & CO. (A. L. Hunt and G. W. McCurdy), auctioneers and com.
mers. 85 E. Washington, and 116 S. Illinois
Hunt Berth. servant, 185 F. New York Hunt Charles, engineer, Case, Marsh & Wiggins, bds. 175 W. Monroe
Hunt. Charles C. cigars and tobacco, ret. 61 E. Washington, r. 366 S. Ala- bama
Hunt D. B. clk. mustering office, r. 50 W. New York
Hunt James, lab. bds. Mrs. Choe's, bet. Davidson and Winston
Hunt John, lab. McCord & Wheatley's, 520 S. Illinois
Hunt Julia, wid. David P. r. 30 W. Circle Hunt Mollie Miss, r. 30 W. Circle
Hunt P. G. C. (Hunt & Heiskell), r. 172 N. Delaware
Hunt Sherman H. (Hunt & Dwight), bds. 24 S. New Jersey
Hunt & Dwight (S. H. Hunt and Charles R. Dwight), window springs and fastenings, 24 S. New Jersey
Hunt & Heiskell (P. G. C. Hunt and W. L. Heiskell), dentists, 76 E. Market Hunt Mrs. student PURDY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Hunter M. lastfinisher, Osgood, Smith & Co.
THE SINNISSIPPI
PAID OVER $40,000 IN LOSSES
During the year 1865.
Hunter Ralph, machinist, Hill & Win- gate, r. 114 S. East
Hunter Thomas (Thomas Hunter & Co.), r. 186 N. Tennessee
HUNTER THOMAS & CO. (Thomas Hun- ter and Edward H. Mayo), boots and shoes, ret. 5 W. Washington
Hunter William, painter, bds. Depot Ex- change
Huntington Marion (McKey & Hunting- ton), bds. Virginia av. bet. Pennsyl- vania and Delaware
Huntsinger Eli (Backesto & Huntsinger), r. 32 N. Mississippi
Hurd C. L. Mrs. boarding house, 144 N. Tennessee, r. same
Hurd Eugene, bds. 144 N. Tennessee Hurd John T. lab. bds. 292 Winston
Hurlbert Andrew J. painter, Central car shop, bds. 357 E. Market
Hurley Annie, servant, works 79 E. Ohio Hurley John, express driver, r. 22 Pitt
Hurley Michael, drayman, r. 51 Ellen Hurley Michael, lab. bds. Depot Exchange
Hurley Moses F. hackman, r. 132 Maple Hurley Patrick, hackdriver, r. 1 Pitt
Hurrle Ignatz, mer. tailor, 168 E. Wash- ington, r. 63 N. Noble
Husband Lindsey (col'd), whitewasher, r. on canal, nr. Indiana av.
Huseton Octavia (col'd), washerwoman, r. 230 W. Vermont
Husey John, passenger eng'r, B. R. R. Co. Huskinson Thomas, carpenter, r. 141 N. New Jersey
Husman Henry, engineer, H. Kortepeter, r. Delaware, bet. South and Merrill Hussey Edmond, lab. r. 329 S. Pennsylva- nia
Hust George C. (Prather & Hust), r. 554 E. Washington
Husted Hiram C. currier, r. 255 E. Mc- Carty
Huston Cephas B. salesman, Deloss Root & Co. r. 115 E. Ohio
Hussion John, lab. r. 63 S. Meridian
Hutchins Henry H. book-keeper, J. K. Sharpe, r. E. Market, outside corpor- ation
Hutchinson Charles P. (Hall & Hutchin- son), bds. 83 N. Pennsylvania
Hutchinson Margaret Miss, straw sewer, bds. 44 S. Illinois
Hutchinson -- , conductor, bds. Western House
W. G. Dabbs, extensive dealer in all materials for Porcelain Pictures.
Omar Newman Commission Merchant, wholesale dealer in Agricultural
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A. M. BENHAM & CO., Bates House Corner,
Warrant every Piano sold,
FOR FIVE YEARS.
Hutchison William, machinist, B. R. R. shop, r. 383 Massachusetts av.
Hutt William, fireman B. R. R. bds. 248 N. Noble
Huttaway Henry, drayman, 224 N. Da- vidson
Hutton Eliza Mrs. r. es. N. Tennessee, bet. 3d and 4th
Hutton George, carpenter, r. 187 Dough- erty
Hutton John, mailcarrier, bds. es. N. Ten- nessee, bet. 3d and 4th
Hutton John S. lab. r. 576 E. St. Clair Hyde Abner R. livery stable prop'r, r. 70 N. East
Hyer Frank, switchman, Bellefontaine R. R. yard, r. 81 S. Liberty
Hyland James, bricklayer, N. Illinois, nw. cor. 5th
Hyland Michael, mason, es. Illinois, bet. 4th and 5th
TDLER CLINTON, foreman, T. H. & R. R. R. shop, r. 165 W. South
Igoe Martin (Ryan, Igoe & Waters), bds. Bates House
Igow John W. stock trader, r. 36 W. Ma- ryland
Ilg George, Union boarding house and saloon, Illinois, sw. cor. South, r. same
Iliff Charles E. salesman, H. Bamberger, r. 73 N. Alabama, bet. Market and Ohio
Iliff Richard, r. 73 N. Alabama
Illinois House, William Essman, prop. S. Illinois, ne. cor. South
Imes Mary A. Mrs. r. 7th, cor. Lenox Imoly Max, painter, Frank Fertig, r. E. Washington, bet. Liberty and Noble Ince Joseph, shoemaker, r. 228 Massa- chusetts av.
Indersoll Charles, turner, Sloan, Burk & Woollen, bds. Mrs. Conner's, on Vir- ginia av.
Indiana Banking Co. (F. A. W. Davis, Willis S. Webb, John L. Ketchum, William W. Woollen, Samuel C. Vance, John P. Banta and William Needham), W. W. Woolen, cash. cor. Washington and Virginia av.
Indiana Central Fire Insurance Co. La- fayette, Ind. branch at Indianapolis, Charles P. Laird, agt. 39} W. Wash- ington
Indiana Female College, Meridian, cor. New York
Indiana Fire Insurance Co. W. T. Gibson, sec. 5 Odd Fellows' Hall
Indiana Freedmans' Aid Commission, J. S. Willetts, general agent, 62 East Market
Indiana Hospital for the Insane, West of city, on the National road, Andrew Wallace, Pres.
Indiana Military Agency, ns. Market, bet. Tennessee and Mississippi
INDIANA NATIONAL BANK, George Tousey, pres. David E. Snyder, cash. 19 N. Meridian
INDIANA SCHOOL JOURNAL, George W. Hoss, ed. John J. Parsons, pub. 13 W. Maryland
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