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Harrison Frank P., engineer, J. M. & I. R. R., bds. Ray House.
Harrison John C. S., (Harrisons' bank,) 15 e. Washington, res. 262 n. Meri- dian.
Harrison George, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Evansville, Vander- burg co., Ind.
Harrison John T., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Muncie, Delaware co., Ind.
Harrison Louisa, (col.,) servant, Indian- apolis Female Institute, n. e. cor. Pennsylvania and Michigan.
Harrison R. E., attorney at law and no- tary public, 19 w. Washington, res. n. e. cor. Oak and Cherry.
Harrison Temple C., attorney at law, no- tary public and claim agt., 19 w. Washington, res. 23 Cherry.
Harrison Urban C., brick-layer, res. 49 Ann.
HARRISONS' BANK,
A. & J. C. S. Harrison, proprs., 15 e. Washington.
Harsin William, carpenter, res. 495 s. Illinois.
Hart Andrew, tinner, 68 e. Washington, res. room 5 Miller's blk.
Hart Edwin, receiving clerk, American and U. S. Express Cos., 34 e. Wash- ington, res. 74 s. Noble.
Hart Michael, lab., res. 57 Dougherty. Chatham.
Hart T. C., salesman, New York store, bds. Commercial Hotel.
HART & MATHEWS,
(Thomas J. H. & Cyrus M.,) carpen- ters and builders, 5 Virginia av. See card page -.
For Sign Painting and Material, see page 90.
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USE
SOUTH-WEST CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREETS,
DAYTON, OHIO.
PS HOUSE
This large and conveniently located Hotel is now in perfect running order, having, some months since, been leased by the present proprietor, Mr. Reibold, for a long term of years, and is now completely remodeled-re-furnished with new and beautiful furniture, made to order specially for the Phillips House, and it now presents a FINE APPEARANCE, EQUAL, IF NOT
Superior to the best Western Hotels in the Largest Cities,
And the conveniences are second to none and superior to many who claim to be number one.
The house affords a large Office, fine Sample-Rooms, large, airy and finely- furnished Parlors, Drawing Rooms, &c.
The Sleeping Chambers are conveniently arranged, finely furnished and well ventilated in summer and warmed in winter. The house contains a FINE BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON on the ground floor, at which is afforded in genteel style, the
FINEST WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND BILLIARD TABLES.
Also, a BARBER'S EMPORIUM AND HAIR-DRESSING SALOON and Bath Rooms all in fine regulation. The locality of this Hotel is in the center of business, opposite the Court House, four blocks from the Union Passenger Depot, and is by far
THE BEST HOTEL
In the City of Dayton, affording accommodations superior to others, at no greater cost, and the travel- ing public have a guarantee in stopping at this house that their wants will be gratified, as "mine host," Mr. Reibold, is a practical hotel-keeper and a good culinary artist, who burthens his table with every- thing that the country affords or the market produces.
BUSINESS MEN from Eastern, Western or Southern Cities will find the Phillips House to be all that it is represented to be and more, and on visiting Dayton or the western country through Ohio, will find it to their advantage to call and try it.
L. REIBOLD, Proprietor.
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Hart Thomas J., (H. & Mathews,) 5 Vir- ginia av., res. 199 n. Tennessee.
Hart Robert M., broom-maker, res. 18 Harter John A., (Noel & H.,) res. 42 n. New Jersey.
Harter Joseph, student, North-Western Christian University, bds. 361 Mas- sachusetts av.
Harting Frederick, (H. & Bro.,) res. Bluff rd.
Harting Henry, (H. & Bro.,) res. 363 s. Illinois.
Harting & Bro., (Henry H. & Frederick H.,) brewers, s. w. cor. Norwood and Bluff.
Hartman Christian, lab., res. 364 s. Illi- nois.
Hartman Christian F., foreman, Fred. P. Rush, 99 s. Delaware, res. 279 e. Ohio.
Hartman Fred, wagon-maker, res. 479 e. Georgia.
Hartman Henry, lab., res. 132 Union. HARTMAN MATHEW,
plasterer, res. 262 n. Alabama.
Hartman Silas, carpenter, bds. 266 n. Al- abama.
Hartman William, bar-tender, 78 and 80 w. Washington, bds. same.
Hartman William, lab., res. 77 Race.
Hartman George, cabinet-maker, bds. 142 s. East.
Hartney Michael, lab., res. 447 s. Ten- nessee.
Hartpence J. Walter, printer, H. C. Chan- dler & Co., bds. 36 n. Pennsylvania. Hartpence Walter, printer, res. 76 Indi- ana av.
Hartwell E., book-keeper, Bates House, n. w. cor. Washington and Illinois. Harswig James, porter, 52 s. Meridian, res. 129 Merrill.
Hartwig Lucas, lab., res. 65 w. McCarty. Harvey Jonathan S., (Hughes & H., ) res. n. Tennessee, bet. Michigan and North.
Harvey Thomas B., (Wright & H.,) phy- sician and surgeon, office 53 e. Market, res. 302 n. Delaware, cor. North.
Harwood William, collar-maker, James Sulgrove & Son, bds. cor. New York and Delaware.
Harvey Alonzo D., (H. & Wingate,) 77 e. Washington, bds. 96 s. Delaware.
Harvey Gideon, (col.,) porter, Dr. Buell's Medicine Depot, bds. n. Missouri, bet. Market and Ohio.
Harvey Silas L., clerk, city Treasurer's office, res. 284 n. Tennessee.
Harvey & Wingate, (Alonzo D. H. & Ed- win H. W.,) groceries and produce, 77 e. Washington.
LOUISVILLE HOTEL
IS A
MODERN WESTERN HOTEL.
See card, page 158.
Harvey James, well-digger, res. 250 Mi- nerva.
Harvey William, hostler, 69 Mississippi, bds. 147 w. Maryland.
Harket Elijah, pump manf., 15 Court, bet. Delaware and Pennsylvania, res. 19 Willard.
Hasket & Keil, (Elijah H. & Conrad K.,) pump manfs., Court, bet. Pennsylva- nia and Delaware.
Haskit William I., (W. I. H. & Co.,) 14 w. Washington, res. 416 n. Illinois. HASKIT W. I. & CO.,
(William I. H., Elijah B., Martindale & Samuel A. Craig,) druggists, 14 w. Washington.
Haslep Isaiah, master mechanic, Belle- fontaine R. R. shop, res. 214 Vir- ginia av.
Hasman Henry, teamster, res. 186 Har- rison.
Hasselberg Christian, lab., res. 68 Eddy. Hassett Martin, section boss, P. & I. R. R., bds. 42 s. East.
Hasselman Louis W., prest. Eagle Ma- chine Works, res. s. w. cor. Merid- ian and Vermont.
Hasselman Itto H., bds. L. W. Hassel- man, n. Meridian, cor. Vermont.
Hasson Charles E., salesman, Isaac Davis & Co., res. 504 n. Delaware.
Hasson James, book-keeper, Helwig, Roberts & Co., res. 504 n. Dela- ware. l
Hasson Louisa, servant, H. Bates, jr., 185 n. Delaware.
Hasson William, (H. Daily & Co.,) 41 s. Meridian, res. 444 n. Meridian.
Hastings Edwin L., supt. Indianapolis Daily Journal, res. 553 n. Illinois. Hasty John A., repairer, Western Union Telegraph Co., bds. 136 s. Alabama. Hat Lewis, butcher, 71 s. Noble, res. 266 n. Noble.
Hataway Henry, drayman, res. 128 n. Davidson.
Hathaway Frank, lab., res. National rd., near White river bridge.
Hatfield John J. B., foreman, U. S. arse- nal, e. of city limits.
Hattenbach Nathan, tobacco and cigars, 51 s. Illinois, res. Cincinnati, O.
For School or Medical Books, see page 94.
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Connecticut Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
H. R. DUTTON, Agent.
See pages 74 and 154.
Hattman John G., cook, Capital Saloon and Restaurant, 14 e. Washington, res. 101 n. Noble, cor. Ohio.
Houck John, grocer, 99 Massachusetts av., cor. Alabama, res. same.
Haueisen J. Fred., tobacconist, res. 73 n. Tennessee.
Haueisen Robert, salesman, 29 w. Wash- ington, bds. 30 s. Mississippi.
Haueisen William, (Charles Mayer & Co.,) 29 w. Washington, res. 30 n. Mississippi.
Hauenstein Mathew, butcher shop, 309 n. West, bds. 208 s. East.
Hauf Henry, boiler-maker, Eagle Ma- chine Works, res. 113 Davidson.
Haug Gottleib, clerk, Concordia House, s. Meridian.
Haug Michael, saloon, 138 s. Pennsylva- nia, res. same.
Haugh Adam, capitalist, res. 208 n. Ala- bama.
Haugh Alex., finisher, B. F. Haugh & Co., bds. 244 e. Vermont.
Haugh Benjamin F., (B. F. H. & Co.,) 74 s. Pennsylvania, res. 504 n. Penn- sylvania.
HAUGH B. F. & CO.,
(Benjamin F. H. & Joseph R. H.,) manfs. railings and jails, 74 s. Pennsylvania.
Haugh Charles E., book-binder, Journal Co., bds. 224 e. Vermont.
Haugh Emanuel, machinist, B. F. Haugh & Co., res. 244 e. Vermont.
Haugh Joseph R., cashier Citizen's Na- tional Bank, res. 175 n. New Jer- sey.
Haugh William A., machinist, B. F. Haugh & Co., bds. 244 e. Vermont. HAUGHEY THEODORE P.,
prest. Indianapolis National Bank, n. e. cor. Pennsylvania and Wash- ington, res. 242 n. Pennsylvania.
Haughtling Hiram, brakesman, bds. 99 e. Georgia.
Hauk John P., moulder, Root's foundry, res. 213 s. Alabama.
Hauk Peter, lab., res. 213 s. Alabama. Hauk William E., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Yorktown, Dela- ware co., Ind.
Hauks Conrad, turner, Spiegel, Thoms & Co., bds. 23 Kentucky av.
Hauschild Charles, printer, Ben Frank- lin office, bds. 59 Hosbrook.
Havens Anna Mrs., (wid.) Churchill, res. 457 n. Mississippi.
Havington Berry, teamster, res. 31 Daugherty.
Hawk William V., farmer, res. n. w. cor. Forest av. and College av.
Hawkey Nathan B., brick-mason, res. 136 Winston.
Hawkins Francis M., student, North- Western Christian University, bds. e. s. Broadway, bet. Christian av. and Forest Home av.
Hawkins George, porter, 123 s. Merid- ian.
Hawkins Hardress, lab., res. 124 Black- ford.
Hawkins John, carpenter, 184 Meek.
Hawkins Mattie A., (wid.) William S., res. 89 n. Delaware.
Hawkins Thomas, barber, 63 s. Illinois, res. same.
Hawkins William M., jr., clerk, Sherman House, opposite Union passenger depot.
Hawley P. W. Miss, asst. matron, Insti- tute for the Blind, bds. same.
Hawley L. D. Miss, matron, Institute for the Blind, bds. same.
Hay Campbell, (H. & Co.,) 48 w. Wash- ington, bds. Oriental House.
Hay Lawrence G., receiver, sinking fund, res. 21 s. Pennsylvania.
Hay William, (Morrow, Goodwin & H., ) room 3, Vinton blk., res. 222 n. Ten- nessee.
HAY & CO.,
(Campbell H., Edward A. Cobb & Ansel B. Denton,) druggists, 48 w. Washington, cor. Illinois.
Hayden Harry, salesman, H. Daily & Co., bds. 378 n. Meridian.
HAYDEN JOHN J.,
general agt. Western Life Insurance Co., of Cincinnati, office over 4 w. Washington, res. 378 n. Meridian.
Hayden Nehemiah, clerk, U. S. pension of- fice, cor Pennsylvania and Virginia av., res. 170 w. Vermont.
Hayden Warner H., lab., Coburn & Jones, bds. 40 Massachusetts av.
Hayes David, lab., res. 135 Huron.
Hayes Jonn, lab., rolling mill, res. 124 s. Meridian.
Haynes Philip, (H. & Carter,) 40 w. Wash- ington, res. 169 n. Illinois.
Haynes, Thomas, (H. & Suddith,) 107 s. Illinois, bds. 79 Massachusetts av.
Haynes W. H., compositor, Herald Office, res. 39 Elm.
House Furnishing Goods, Queensware and Stoves,
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HAYNES & CARTER,
(Philip H. & George H. C.,) confec- tioners, 40 w. Washington. Haynes & Suddith, (Thomas H. & George S.,) fish-dealers, 107 s. Illinois. Hays E. M., (H., Rosenthal & Co.,) 64 s. Meridian, res. 223 e. Ohio.
Hays Francis M., teamster, res. 27 Louisa. Hays Francis M., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Kendallville, Noble co., Ind.
Hays Isaac C., agt. Union Fire Insurance Co., 2 w. Washington, res. 340 n. Alabama.
Hays John, servant, 166 e. Market.
HAYS, ROSENTHAL & CO., (E. M. H., H. R. & Moses R.,) cloth- iers, 64 s. Meridian.
Hays William McC., book-keeper, E. B. Tidd & Bro., s. e. cor. Washington and Meridian, bds. 351 n. Alabama, cor. Walnut.
Hays Zachara T., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Mauckport, Harrison co., Ind.
HAYWOOD ALFRED,
manf. artificial limbs, etc., 237 e. Washington, res. same. See card, page 42.
Haywood Julius E., professor, Haywood's Dancing Academy, res. 68 s. Noble. Haywood William, lab., res. 23 Henry. Hazelrigg Harvey G., Grand Master, Grand Masonic Lodge, res. Lebanon, Ind.
Hazelton William, clerk, pension office, cor. Virginia av. and Pennsylvania, bds. 36 n. Delaware.
Hazelworth Philip, slate-roofer, bds. 140 s. East.
Hazzard Wiley, propr. Pattison House, n. Alabama.
Hazzard Samuel P., agt. Baltimore & Ohio R. R., bds. 73 w. Maryland.
Headly Hanna Miss, bds. 37 w. McCarty. HEAF AUGUST
steam dye house, 14 s. Pennsylvania, res. same.
Heaf John, dyer, 14 s. Pennsylvania, res. 181 w. Washington.
Healy Anna Mrs., (wid.) Jesse, dress- maker, res. 35 n. Alabama.
Healy Dennis, lab., res. 511 s. Tennessee. Healy Dennis, lab., res. 248 s. Delaware. Healy Jeremiah, hod-carrier, res. 68 Coburn.
Healy John, teamster, res. 97 s. New Jersey.
Healy John, works City Gas Works, res. 243 s. Missouri.
Healy Oliver, engineer, Ben. Franklin office, res. 198 Dougherty.
Healey Patrick, lab., bds. 30 Willard.
FOR
A GOOD NIGHTS' REST
AND A
SUBSTANTIAL MEAL IN CHICAGO, See page vii.
Heath John, lab., res. 37 Chatham. Heathcoat Melissa, rervant, 30 w. Pratt. Hebble Hannah Mrs., (H. & Wilson,) 101 s. Illinois, res. same.
Hebble J. W., (H. & Wilson,) res. 101 s. Illinois.
Hebble & Wilson, (Mrs. Hannah H. & Mrs. Rebecca W.,) dress-making, 101 s. Illinois.
Heber Theodore, salesman, 68 e. Wash- ington, res. 145 n. New Jersey.
Heck George, blabksmith, rolling mill, res. first house s. Pogue's run, on Vir- ginia av.
Heckman Christopher, (H. & Sheesley,) city mills, cor. Washington and No- ble, res. 413 e. Washington.
Heckman George C., (Rev.,) pastor Third Presbyterian church, res. 331 n. Pennsylvania.
HECKMAN & SHEESLEY,
Christopher H. & Eli S.,) city mills, cor. Noble and Washington.
Hedge S. Q., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. North Salem, Hendricks co, Ind.
Hedges Elijah, foreman, 39 n. Illinois. res. same.
Hedges Isaac, inspector of distilled spir- its, 6th district, office room 15 p. o. bldg., res. Perry township.
Hedges James, carpenter, res. 140 n. Ten- nessee.
Heddrick George, cabinet-maker, Cabi- net-Makers' Union, res. 231 n. Noble. Heddrick Peter, sawyer, Cabinet-Makers' Union, res. 23] n. Noble.
Hedrick John, machinist, Spiegel, Thoms & Co., res. 120 n. Noble.
Hefernan Anne Mrs., (wid.) John, res. 490 s. West.
Hegerty C., boiler-maker, Sinker & Co. Heid Frederick, butcher shop,59 n. Noble, res. one mile e. Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Heidenrich Christ., tailor, bds. 128 Huron. Heidlinger John A., manf. and dealer in cigars and tobacco, 3 Palmer House, w. Washington, res. 14 n. Missis- sippi.
Heigle Christian, weaver, Merritt & Coughlen, res. 53 w. Pearl.
At No. 56 East Washington St. See pages 38 and 150.
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Daily Evening Commercial.
L. G. DYNES & Co., Publishers. M. G. LEE, Editor.
THE ONLY EVENING PAPER
IN INDIANAPOLIS.
THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN INDIANAPOLIS.
ONLY TEN CENTS PER WEEK.
The Commercial contains as great an amount of city news as any other paper; gives FULL MARKET REPORTS up to 3 P. M., of the day on which it is published.
G- OD TEMPLAR NEWS, BOOK AND
JOB PRINTING HOUSE,
19 1-2 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
We are prepared for the prompt and neat execution of all kinds of
Plain and Fancy Printing,
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BILL HEADS, BLANK NOTES, HAT TIPS, CARDS, ETC.
All work warranted to give satisfaction. All orders by mail will be carefully filled. Address: DYNES & GOODWIN,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Heigman Mathias, sampler, 63 s. Penn- sylvania, res. same.
Heim John, (Coughran, Jennings & H.,) res. 149 e. Washington. Heime Henry, shoe-maker, 32 e. Wash- ington, res. 304 Virginia av.
Heinbuch George, sawyer, Cabinet-Ma- kers' Union, res. 287 n. Noble Heiner John, engineer, 146 s. Pennsyl- vania, res. 255 s. Alabama.
HEISKELL WILLIAM L.,
dentist, rooms 10 and 11 Eden's blk., e. Market, bds. Pyle House. See card page 10.
HEITKAM G. H.,
merchant tailor and gents' furnisher. 8 w. Washington, res. 69 n. Liberty. Heitkam Henry, barber, res. 35 cor. South and Delaware.
Heitkam John, Cabinet-Makers' Union, res. 112 n. Winston.
Heitz Barbara, mantau-maker, bds. 62 Hosbrook.
Heizer Charles, bar-tender, 176 e. Wash- ington, res. same.
HEIZER CYRUS C.,
township trustee for Center town- ship, office Langsdale's blk., n. Del- aware, res. e. Washington, e. of city limits.
Held Darius, machinist, Eagle Machine Works, bds. California House.
Helgenbach William, porter, 149 s. Meri- dian, res. n. Mississippi.
Helm Edwin, moulder, Eagle Machine Works, bds. Mrs. Coen's, s. Missis- sippi.
Helle Louis, house and sign painter, res. 248 s. Pennsylvania.
Heller Jacob, tinner, 56 and 58 e. Wash- ington, bds. Pattison House.
Helm Adam, carpenter, res. 296 n. Lib- erty.
Helm Henry, stone-mason, res. 329 e. New York.
Helm John, grocer, 272 Winston, res. same.
Helms Lewis, (Kilgore & H.,) bds. cor. Market and Illinois.
Helms Thomas M., foreman, Spiegel, Thoms & Co., res. 105 n. Noble.
Helms William I., brick-mason, bds. Ray House.
Hellmann William, lab., res. 225 s. Me- rıdian.
Hellmich John, lab., res. 347 n. New Jersey.
Helmig George, baker, 314 n. New Jer- sey, bds. same. . Helwig Amelia, servant, 398 n. New Jer- sey.
Helwig Charles, (H., Roberts & Co.,) res. 116 n. Alabama.
FOR
BOOTS and SHOES CHEAP,
GO TO THE
NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
GLENNS' BLOCK.
HELWIG, ROBERTS & CO.,
(Charles H., John R. & Theodore Wachs,) furniture manfs. and deal- ers, lumber yard s. w. cor. New York and Canal, mills n. e. cor. New York and Canal, wareroom 117 e. Washington.
Heman Henry, butcher, res. 558 e. Wash- ington.
Hememing Christian, jr., clerk, res. 283 s. Delaware.
Henchen Fanny Miss, student, German College, bds. 252 e. South.
Henchen Mary Henrietta Miss, student, German College, bds. 252 e. South. Henderson Helen, student, Indiana Fe- male College, cor. Meridian and New York.
Henderson Mary Miss, servant, 225 s. New Jersey.
Henderson William, spoke-turner, Os- good & Smith, res. 69 e. McCarty.
Henderson William, prest. Indianapolis Insurance Co., res. 134 n. Meridian. Hendricks Abram W., (H., Hord & H.,) 24} e. Washington, res. 25 e. Ohio. Hendricks Andrew, lab., res. Douglas, bet. Market and w. Washington.
Hendricks Charles, lab., res. 123 w. Mar- ket.
HENDRICKS, EDMUNDS & CO
(V. K. H., W. M. E. & T. S Stone,) jobbers in boots and shoes, 56 s. Me- ridian.
HENDRICKS, HORD & HEN- DRICKS, (Thomas A. H., Oscar B. H. & Abram W. H.,) lawyers, 24} e. Washington.
Hendricks James C., journeyman car- penter, res. 202 Blake.
Hendricks Thomas, salesman, Stewart & Morgan, bds. 265 n. Illinois.
Hendricks Thomas A., (H., Hord & H.,) 243 e. Washington, res. one-third of a mile s. from end of East.
Hendricks V. K., (H., Edmunds & Co.,) 56 s. Meridian, res. 420 n. Illinois. Hendricks Henry, blacksmith, Indiana- polis Agricultural Works, bds. s. e. cor. Market and Circle.
Hennesy Daniel, night foreman, gas house, res. 140 s. Delaware.
See card of Reyer & Thoms, on page 122.
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FOR 1
.
Quarterly Report of Removals,
See Blank Pages in back of Book.
A NEW IDEA OF LOGAN'S.
Hennesy Patrick, lab., res. 224 Union. Hennesy Daniel, works gas factory, res. 276 s. Alabama.
Hennesy John, teamster, res. 97 s. New Jersey.
Henning Gottleib F., clerk, p. o., res. Wabash, bet. Liberty and Noble.
Henninger E., (G. & E. H.,) res. 398 n. West.
Henninger G., (G. & E. H.,) res. 398 n. West.
Henninger G. & E., grocery store, 109 s. Illinois.
Henninger Theodore, printer, Ben. Franklin office, res. 41 Bradshaw. HENRIE. JOHN W.,
supt. Depot Dining Hall, w. e. Union depot, res. same.
Henry Alfred, boiler-maker, Sinker & Co.
Henry John, spoke finisher, res. 286 s. East.
Henry John, stone-mason, bds. 103 w. South.
Henry Joseph, carpenter, res. 307 s. Pennsylvania.
Henry Joseph, lab., res. terminus n. Pennsylvania.
Henry Lawrence, lab., res. 286 s. East. Henry Marshall G., printer, Herald office, res. 73 s. Noble.
Henry Peter, watchman, Osgood, Smith & Co., res. 282 e. South.
Henshaw Jeremiah, (col.,) lab., res. 81 s. Missouri.
Hensler Henry, grocer, 301 Massachu- setts av., res. same.
Hensly James, lab., res. 55 Decota.
Henson Hiram, painter, bds. Boston Bakery.
HERALD DAILY & WEEKLY, (Democratic, ) Herald Co., proprs. and publishers, Lafe Develin, editor, Herald bldg., 162 e. Washington. Herd Clara C. Mrs., (wid.) Daniel B., boarding house, 144 n. Tennessee. Herd Eugene, bds. 144 n. Tennessee. Hereth Adam, carpenter, res. 474 n. Ala- bama.
Hereth Adam, (J. C. Hereth & Bro.,) bds. 105 n. Alabama. Hereth Peter P., carpenter, res. 64 Bates.
Hereth George, journeyman carpenter, res. 263 n. East.
Hereth John C., (J. C. H. & Bro.,) res. 105 n. Alabama.
HERETH J. C. & BRO.,
(John C. & Adam Hereth,) saddle and harness-makers, and dealers in saddlery hardware and harness trim- mings, 24 n. Delaware. See card.
HERETH J. C. & CO.,
( John C. Adam H., E. J. Morris, J. M. Wand & J. K, Langsdale,) proprs. Dr. Hartman's Safety Bridle and Lines, 24 n. Delaware, p. o. box 744.
Hereth Philip, harness-maker, J. C. Hereth & Bro., bds. Pattison House, n. Alabama.
Herkimer J. D., supt. T. H. & I. R. R., bds. Bates House.
Herman Ignus, foreman, Evens' Oil Mill, res. 272 Union.
Hermann Gustav, (Cabinet-maker's Un- ion,) res. n. Winston.
Hermann Jacob F., undertaker, 26 s. Delaware, res. 272 e. Market.
Hermann John, (Cabinet-maker's Union,) res. 124 n. Winston.
Hermening Christian, sen., grocer, 283 s. Delaware, res. same.
Hermon Charles, shoe-maker, res. 40 Hu- ron.
Herod James, (col.,) bds. 75 s. Missouri. Herpalsheimer Charles, pastor, St. Paul's Lutheran German Church, 284 e. Georgia, res. alley, bet. Liberty and East.
Herritt Elizabeth, dress-maker, 185 e. Washington, res. 472 n. Alabama. Herrith Henry, carpenter, Union Planing Mill, res. 243 w. New York.
Herron Frederick M., (McLene & H., ) 1 Bates House, res. 416 n. Illinois.
Herron Mollie Miss, dress-maker, bds. 30 n. Delaware.
Hert William, saloon, 250 n. Noble, res. same.
Herwood George, collar-maker, J. C. Her- eth & Bro., res. 93 n. Delaware.
Hespelt Charles, baker, 314 n. New Jer- sey, bds. same.
Hess Augustus, baker, res. 475 s. Illinois. Hess Augustus E., book-binder, 17 w. Maryland, bds. 128 w. Ohio.
Hess Casper, machinist, Sinker & Co. HESS CHARLES,
principal Indiana Normal Academy of Music, 253 s. Meridian, office 35 e. Washington, res. 263 s. Meridian. See card, page 110.
Hess Gustavus, baker, res. 126 w. Ohio. Hess H. W., engineer, I. & C. R. R., bds. Ray House.
See cut and card of Philips House, Dayton, on page 102.
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HESS JAMES W.,
(Jones, Davis & Co.,) 3 Odd Fel- low's Hall, res. 385 n. Illinois. Hess Mary Miss, bds. Hess' Academy of Music.
Hess Sebastian, lab., res. 505 n. Illinois. Hesselbard C., lab. C. & I. C. Freight Depot.
Hessling Bernet, tailor, J. & P. Gram- ling, res. 225 n. Winston.
HESTER W. W.,
asst. Physician Insane Asylum, Na- tional rd., two miles west of city, res. same.
Heston Hugh, (col., ) lab., res. 179 Eddy. Heston Thomas, (col.,) lab., res. 179 Eddy.
Hetherington Anna Miss, forewoman, 46 s. Illinois, res. 200 Blake.
Hetherington Benjamin F., propr. Ma- chine Works, 189 s. Pennsylvania, res. 264 s. Pennsylvania.
Hetherington Christopher, lab., res. 200 Bates.
Hetselgesser Lucian, (H. & Wiggs,) bds. 198 s. Illinois.
Hetselgesser Samuel, res. 595 e. Wash- Washington.
Hetselgesser & Wiggs, (Lucian W. H. & Wheeler W.,) groceries and produce, n. w. cor. Illinois and South.
HEWES CHARLES W.,
(Rev.) prest. Indianapolis Female Institute, n. e. cor. Pennsylvania and Meridian, res. same.
Hewes William C., machinist, Bellefon- taine car shop, res. 25 Biddle.
Hewn Charles, planer, Spiegle, Thoms & Co., res. 160 n. Liberty.
Hewett William, foreman, harness-shop, 17 Virginia av., res. Haren.
Hewlings Margaret Mrs., (wid.) Abner, res. 161 High.
Henschen Charles, grocer, res. 24 w. McCarty.
Heymann Herman, clerk, 41 s. Dela- ware, res. 18 s. Mississippi. . Heymann & Schwabacker, (Henry H. & Joseph S.,) distillers and jobbers in Wines and Liquors, 41 s. Delaware. Hiatt Albert, carpenter, 180 w. Market, res. e. side Douglass, bet. New York and Vermont.
Hiatt Calvin M., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Westfield, Hamilton co. Ind.
Hiatt Lewis, student, Commercial Col- lege, bds. cor. New Jersey and North.
Hiatt Naomi S., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Westfield, Hamilton co. Ind.
Hibler William, lab., res. 350 Spring.
A Substantial Fire Insurance Company.
THE CINCINNATI HOME.
C. M. RANSOM, SECRETARY.
E. B. TIDD & BRO, Agents. See statement, page 34.
Hibbard Horace W., general freight agt., T. H. & I. R. R., res. 235 e. Michi- gan.
Hibben James S., (H. Tarkington & Co.,) 112 s. Meridian, res. n. Tennessee. HIBBEN, TARKINGTON &
CO., (James S. H., William C. T., Coleman B. Patterson & Willis S. Webb,) jobbers in Dry Goods and Notions, 112 s. Meridian.
Hickey John, lab., res. 23 Willard.
Hickey Jos., stone-cutter, res. 30 Grant. Hickman J. W., clerk, 151 w. Washing- ton, res. 1 s. Mississippi.
Hickman William, nurse City Hospital, res. same.
Hicks Don C., journeyman carpenter, res. e. side Broadway, bet. Christian av. and Forest Home av.
Hicks Joseph M., patent-wright agt., res. 175 Eddy.
Hiderlin Frank, moulder, Terra Cotta Works, bds. California House.
Hieam John, retired, res. 553 e. Wash- ington.
Hieber Theodore, clerk, Quaker Store, res. 145 n. New Jersey.
Hiebler William, varnisher, Spiegel, Thoms & Co., 350 n. Spring.
Hiebner Henry, architect, res. 346 n. Noble.
Hiem Jacob, butcher, res. 553 e. Wash- ington.
Hiesler Jacob, night-wiper, I., C. & L. R. R., res. 327 e. Georgia.
Higdon William, carpenter, res. 546 Vir- ginia av.
HIGGINS C. B.,
agt. American Express Co., Union Depot, res. 337 s. Meridian.
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