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Higgins Charles J., traveling salesman, Asher & Adams, bds. 187 e. Ohio.
Higgins Jonathan J., carpenter, res. 470 s. Illinois.
Higgins Mary, chambermaid, Depot Din- ing Hall, res. same.
Higgins Thomas, lab., res. 327 s. Dela- ware.
Higgins William B., silve-plater, res. 156 Huron.
Higgins William W., paper-hanger, Roll & Smith, res. 40 s. Illinois.
See Hess' Academy of Music, over this leaf.
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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.
INDIANA
Normal Academy ol
Music,
No. 263 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET,
Office, No. 35 East Washington Street, Indianapolis. CHARLES HESS, PRINCIPAL.
BOARD OF VISITORS.
REV. O. A. BURGESS.
MR. J. A. BUTTERFIELD.
MR. H. L. BENHAM.
REV. HENRY DAY, D. D.
REV. H. A. EDSON.
REV. E. F. FLETCHER.
REV. GEORGE C. HECKMAN.
REV. F. C. HOLLIDAY, D. D.
MR. SAMUEL C. HANNA.
MR. J. H. KAPPES.
MR. E. C. MAYHEW.
REV. J. H. NIXON.
MR. JUDSON R. OSGOOD.
MR. THOMAS H. SHARPE.
MR. J. K. SHARPE.
MR. E. SHARPE.
MR. J. M. TILFORD.
MR. CHARLES N. TODD.
COL. S. VANCE.
BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
MR. H. L. BENHAM.
MR. S. C. HANNA ..
MR. CHARLES N. TODD.
MR. E. SHARPE.
MR. J. H. KAPPES. COL. S. VANCE.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTORS. CHARLES HESS, Principal. CHARLES M. A. HESS, Teacher of Piano, Harmony and Composition. MISS MARY STOUTEMEYER, Teacher of the Piano and Guitar. MIss EMMA WESSELHOEFT, Teacher of the Piano and Cultivation of the Voice. MISS ADELA THOMAS, Teacher of the Piano.
In this School, all branches belonging to a thorough musical education, are taught, from the first rudiments to the highest degrees.
EXPENSES-TUITION.
Per quarter of 10 weeks.
Per session of 20 weeks.
Normal Department.
$30 00
$50 00
Academic ..
25 00
40 00
Preparatory ...
15 00
25 00
Graduating and Diploma.
15 00
PRIVATE LESSONS.
Private lessons in any branch, except the organ ...
30 00
50 00
Instruction in classes, (free to our regular students.)
36 00
60 00
To scholars pursuing no other study in our Academy:
In Elementary Singing ...
3 00
5 00
In Vocalization ....
6 00
10 00
In Harmony and Composition.
12 50
20 00
EXTRAS.
Board, including fuel, light and furnished room. 80 00
140 00
Use of Piano, one hour daily ...
4 00
7 50
Use of Piano, for each additional hour ...
4 00
7 50
FOR THE SUMMER TERM.
Preparatory.
$12 00
Academic ..
20 00
Normal .
24 00
For catalogues for further particulars, apply to the Principal, at the office of the Academy, No. 35 East Washington Street, up-stairs, during office hours, (9 to 12 and 3 to 5,) or address, Lock Box 15, Indi- anapolis, Indiana.
For further information call at office of the
On the Organ. including lessons in Harmony and Composition.
MR. A. G. WILLARD.
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Hight William, planer, Helwig, Roberts & Co., res. 540 w. North.
Hild August, machinist, Spiegle, Thoms & Co., res. 186 Davidson.
Hilderbrand Clayton S., salesman,
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Bates House, res. 51 Massachusetts av.
Hilderbrand George W., bar-tender, 40 w. Louisiana, bds. same.
Hilderbrand Henry, journeyman carpen- ter. res. 26 Chatham.
Hilderbrand Henry, (H. & Henschen,) res. 322 n. Delaware.
HILDERBRAND & HENSCH- EN, (Henry H. & William H.,) car- penters and builders, shop 226 e. Walnut.
Hilderbrand Jacob, hardware dealer, res. 51 Madison av.
Hilderbrand J. S., (J. H. Vajen & Co.,) 21 w. Washington, res. 51 Madison av.
Hilderbrand John, stone-cutter, res. 35 Bates.
Hildeth William, foundryman, res. 206 e. Ohio.
Hiles Aaron, brick-mason, res. McCar- thy's addition.
Hiles Henry, carpenter, res. 240 Indiana av.
Hilgemeir Christian, (Hilgemeir & Co.,) res. 35 Wyoming.
HILGEMEIR & CO.,
(Christian H. & Richard Megge,) grocers and produce dealers, 367 s. Delaware, cor. McCarty.
Hilkenback William, clerk, 45 e. Wash- ington, res. 434 n. Mississippi.
Hilkene Henry, harness-maker, Reyer & Thoms, bds. 109 e. Washington.
Hilker Henry, gardener, Institute for the Blind, bds same.
Hilkert Henry, gardener, res. 122 e. St. Joseph.
Hilkine Jacob, driver, Cincinnati Bakery, res. 361 s. Delaware.
Hill August, lab., res. 287 Davidson. HILL & CARTER,
(col.,) (John F. H. & Edward C.) Barbers and Hairdressers, 14 Bates House. See card page 114.
Hill Ellison C., (H. & Vinnedge, ) 3 w. Washington, res. 477 n. Meridian.
Hill Fannie, (col.,) servant, 199 e. Wash- ington.
Hill George W., (Hill & Wingate, ) res. 110 s. East.
Hill Harrison, (col.,) lab., res. 108 Ash. Hill H. J., student Commercial College, res. 263 n. East.
Hill Henry J., telegraph operator, res. 9 Vine.
Hill Nathan, hostler, 16 n. Pennsylvania.
THE
BERKSHIRE LIFE
IS AN
Established Company, doing a Safe Business.
See page 26.
Hill H. C., millwright, 132 s. Pennsylva- nia, res. Columbus, Ind.
Hill James, grocer, 346 w. Washington, res. same.
Hill James, (col.,) barber, 14 Bates House, res. 311 n. Alabama.
Hill John F., (John F. H. & Co.,) res. 84 n. Alabama.
Hill John F., (col.,) (H. & Carter,) 14 Bates House, res. 311 n. Alabama.
Hill Matson, book-keeper, Reynolds & Holliday, 13 s. Meridian, bds. Pyle House, n. Meridian.
Hill Rusnel, farmer, res. 216 s. Delaware.
Hill Samuel, printer, Journal office, res. 129 n. Illinois.
Hill & Vinnedge, (Ellson C. H. & George W. V.,) boot and shoe, 3 w. Wash- ington.
Hill William O., salesman, 49 s. Meridian, res. 40 n. Pennsylvania.
HILL & WINGATE,
(George W. H. & William L. W.,) planing mill and lumber yard, s. e. cor. Georgia and East.
Hillman Charles, carpenter, res. 34 Water. Hillman Charles, carpenter, Eagle Ma- chine Works, res. 133 e. Merrill.
Hillman Frederick, checkman, I. P. & C. R. R., res. 36 Water.
Hillman John, lab., res. 238 Union.
Hillman William, grocer, s. w. cor. Vir- ginia av. and McCarty, res. 38 Water.
Hillman William, (Krager & H.,) res. 44 Western av.
Hills Lucien, general freight agt. Belle- fontaine R. R., res. 208 n. Illinois.
Hilt Franklin, coach-blacksmith, res. 159 Spring.
Hiltebrand J. M., boarding house, 86 s. Meridian, res. same.
Hiltebrand William H., stone-cutter, res. 28 w. Rose.
Hilton William W., lab., res. 367 n. East. Him Charles H., cooper, res. 335 w. Mary- land.
HINCHMAN & BURNS,
(Jesse G. H. & John B.,) real estate and general collecting agts., room 3 Talbott & New's blk., n. Pennsyl- vania.
Institution, No. 35 East Washington Street.
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MCCREERY & FAY'S
HOUSE-FURNISHING EMPORIUM
AN
IMMENSE STOCK.
For List see pages 38 and 150.
Hinchman Jesse G., (H. & Burns,) room 3 Talbott & New's blk., n. Pennsyl- vania, res. 280 n. Mississippi.
HINCKLEY DAVID J.,
auditor Bellefontaine R. R., bds. Oriental House.
Hindley Robert, porter, Hoosier Woolen Factory.
Hindman Sarah Mrs., res. 72 w. Mary- land.
Hinds Jesse, contractor, res. 452 n. Del- aware.
Hinds Patrick D., grocer, res. 483 e. Georgia.
Hineman Christopher, lab., res. 21 n. New Jersey.
Hines Kate, laundress, Institute for the Blind, bds. same.
Hines Charles W., delivery boy, 44 n. Pennsylvania, res. 160 n. Liberty. HINES CYRUS C.
Judge Marion civil circuit court, office Langsdale's blk., n. Delaware, opp. court house.
Hines Henry, (col.,) lab., res. terminus Indiana av.
Hines Jesse, brick-mason, res. 48 Cherry. HINESLEY WILLIAM,
livery and sale stables, 37 w. Pearl, res. 469 n. Tennessee.
Hinesley & Wood, (William H. & Enos W.,) livery and sale stable, 23 w. Pearl.
Hinf Valentine, expressman, res. 140 n. Davidson.
Hinkle Christopher, spinner, Merritt & Coughlen, w. Washington.
Hinkle Henry, blacksmith, 100 Indiana av., bds. 228 w. First.
Hinkley Oliver W., book-keeper, 49 e. Washington, bds. E. Browning, Vir- ginia av.
Hinniger M., machinist, Sinker & Co.
Hinsdale D. O., operator, W. U. Telegraph office, bds. Pattison House.
Hinsdale & Quimby, (Emma H. & H. N. Q.,) milliners and dress-makers, 42 s. Illinois.
Hinsdale Emma, (H. & Quimby, ) res. 42 8. Illinois.
Hinschen William H., (H. & H.,) res. 252 e. South.
Hinsley John, lab., res. 7 Ellsworth. Hinton Emma, (wid.) William, res. 36 Rose.
Hinton James S., (col.,) lab., res. 229 n. West.
Hippard George S., salesman, Bowen, Stewart & Co., res. 105 w. Vermont. Hippard Mary Ann, (wid,) res. 104 w. Vermont.
Hire Charles, switchman, Jeffersonville depot, res. 317 s. Pennsylvania.
Hire Francis, switchman, res. alley bet. s. Liberty and East.
Hirst Herbert, works saw factory, res. n. e. cor. New York and Davidson.
Hiser Elizabeth, (wid.). Edward, res. 479 n. New Jersey.
Hiser Henry, plasterer, res. 356 n. Noble. Hiser Thomas, teamster, res. 319 n. East. Hisey Allen, (H. & McCaw,) carpenter and builder, opp. Oriental House, bds. Globe House.
Hitchcock Alexander, lab., res. 186 e. St. Joseph.
Hitchcock Henry, printer, Downey & Brouse, res. 5 Madison av.
Hitchcock John, lab., Carey & Co., bds. Nagle House.
Hitchen Theodore, book-keeper, 146 s. Pennsylvania, res. 267 s. New Jersey. HITCHENS JOHN,
horse-shoer, 44 e. Maryland, res. 321 n. Liberty. See card page 58.
Hittle Henry, coach-painter, 26 e. Geor- gia, res. 1832 w. New York.
Hoafgen Emanuel, billiard hall, 3d floor, 48 s. Meridian, bds. 171 Indian av.
Hoagland J. B., messenger, Adams Ex- press Co., 12 e. Washington.
Hoahan William, hostler, 25 and 27 e. Pearl, bds. Collins House.
Hooker Edmund M. B., printer, Herald Co., res. 276 s. Illinois.
Hoarer Alexander F., clerk, p. o., res. 253 s. Noble.
Hobbs & Bare, (J. H. & L. B.,) saddlers, 248 w. Washington.
Hobbs James, (H. & Bare,) harness-ma- ker, res. 248 w. Washington.
Hobbs Solomon, res. 384 n. West.
Hobbs Thomas, teamster, res. 68 Bicking. Hobbs William, engineer, I. & C. R. R., bds. Ray House.
Hodapp William, piano-maker, bds. Hahn House.
Hodges Ambrose, journeyman carpenter, res. 267 Davidson.
HODGES JAMES A.,
actor, Metropolitan Theater, res. 127 Huron.
HODGSON ISAAC,
architect and supt., Wiley's blk., n. Pennsylvania, res. 433 n. Illinois.
Price of the Daily Commercial is 10 cents per week.
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Hodler Gotleib, porter, 26 s. Meridian, res. 99 w. McCarty.
Hoefler August, varnisher, 159 and 161 e. Washington, res. South, near Cal- ifornia.
Hofacker Charles, baker, 112 s. Meridian, res. same.
Hofecker Godlove, boots and shoes, 317 e. Washington, res. same.
Hofer George, shoe-maker, res. 493 s. Tennessee.
Hoff Frederick, lab., res. 159 Union.
Hoff Lewis, lab., res. 404 s. Missouri.
Hoffeld Rudolph, cigars and tobacco, 11 n. Pennsylvania, res. 126 Virginia av.
Hoffman Casper, blacksmith, res. 534 n. Alabama.
Hoffman Henry, boots and shoes, 111 s. Illinois, res. same.
Hoffman John H., tannery, 263 e. Wash- ington, res. same.
Hoffman Lewis, cash boy, New York store, res. 534 n. Alabama.
Hoffman M., machinist, Sinker & Co., res. 131 Bluff rd.
Hoffman Valentine, lab., res. 110 s. Noble. Hoffman William, harness-maker, J. C. Hereth & Bro., res. 263 e. Washing- ton.
Hoffmire Fred., driver, M. U. Express Co., res. 245 n. Liberty.
Hoffmire Henry, tailor, res. 195 n. Lib- erty.
Hoffmire William, deliveryman, Ameri- can Express Co., res. 199 n. East.
Hoffrogge Joseph, machinist, B. F. Haugh & Co., res. 139 w. Maryland.
Hofland John, wood-turner, Helwig, Rob- erts & Co., res. Indiana av., near toll gate.
Hoffmeister Nicholas, grocer, 150 n. No- ble, res. same.
Hogan Johanna, chambermaid, Institute for the Blind, bds. same.
Hogan Joseph W., boot and shoe-maker, 76 e: South, bds. Jefferson House.
Hogel R. Mrs., artist, res. 94 e. Wash- ington.
Hogerty Michael, stone-cutter, res. 225 Virginia av.
Hogle Samuel M., wagon-maker, res. 94 e. Washington.
Hohl Christopher G., book-keeper, 25 s. Meridian, res. 18 s. Delaware.
Holbrook H. C., (Elliott, Ryan & Co.,) 48 s. Meridian, res. 314 w. New York.
Holbrook Preston, salesman, 9 Odd Fel- lows Hall, bds. n. Pennsylvania, s. w. cor. New York.
Holbrook Thomas E., res. 242 n. Illinois. Holdumar John M., salesman, H. Dau- mont & Co., bds. 228 w. Maryland.
GROVER & BAKER . SEWING MACHINES,
THOMAS M. COCHRANE, Agent,
No. 21 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS.
Holdzkom Charles, whip-maker, James Sulgrove & Son, res. cor. New York and Indiana av.
Holekana Ernest, lab., bds. Nagle House. Holer Philip, lab., res. 205 n. Noble.
Holl William H., driver, Spiegle, Thoms & Co., res. Wabash, bet. New Jersey and East.
Holland Charles W., lab., res. 115 n. Missouri.
Holland John, carpenter, res. 303 s. Del- aware.
Holland John W., (H., Ostermeyer & Co.) 76 e. Washington, res. 112 n. Penn- sylvania.
HOLLAND, OSTERMEYER & CO., (John W. H. & Frederick O., ) wholesale grocers and tea dealers, 76 e. Washington.
Holland Rebecca, (wid.) George, res. 126 w. Sixth.
Holland Theodore, book-keeper, 76 e. Washington, res. 383 n. Illinois.
Holland Thomas, lab., C. & I. C. freight depot.
Hollar George, plaster, res. James.
Hollar Philip, stone-mason, res. 349 n. Noble.
Hollar Thomas, lab., res. 158 Meek.
Hollaran Dennis, lab., bds. 15 Bates.
Holle Henry, boiler-maker, res. 26 Bick- ing.
Hollenback John S., painter, bds. 149 e. Washington.
Hollenback William H., (DeTurk & H.,) res. 149 e. Washington.
HOLLENBECK & BRADLEY, (C. E. H. & J. Ward B.,) proprs. of the Bryant & Stratton Business Col- lege and Telegraphic Institute, s. e. cor. Washington and Meridian.
Hollenbeck C. Edwin, (H. & Bradley,) s. e. cor. Washington and Meridian, bds. n. w. cor. Alabama and New York.
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Holler William, cabinet-maker, 87 e. Washington, res. beyond city limits. Holliday Cort F., (Reynolds & H.,) 13 s. Meridian, res. 131 n. Meridian.
Holliday Elias G., attorney, notary pub- lic and claim agt., 18 s. Meridian, res. 296 Virginia av.
(8)
Look at Miller's Photograph Gallery, page 130.
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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.
BEER SALOON AND BOWLING ALLEY.
Choicest Wines and Brands of Cigars
ALWAYS ON HAND, BY
CONRAD SPONSEL,
No. 231 SOUTH DELAWARE STREET.
WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN, FASHIONABLE BARBER AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
N. E. Cor. Washington and Meridian Streets, under State Bank, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Dr. Franklin's on hand like a thousand of brick, And will take off your beard or hair very quick ; He will give to the face the best polish of art, Without pain or scratch or least semblance of smart.
HILL & CARTER'S
FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSING
AND. SHAVING SALOON AND BATH ROOMS, No. 14 BATES HOUSE BLOCK,
NORTH ILLINOIS STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
NEW MEAT MARKET,
No. 198 North Mississippi Street,
JOHN RIGGS, Proprietor.
Has constantly on hand a good supply of SALT AND FRESH MEATS, and every- thing usually kept in a first class meat market, at the lowest living rates. CALL AND SEE.
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Holliday Fernandez C., minister, res. 131 n. Meridian.
Holliday Gideon, agt. Munson's Lightning Rod, res. 163 n. Tennessee. Holliday J. Duncan, salesman, 59 s. Me- ridian, bds. 241 n. Meridian.
Holliday John, res. 242 n. Alabama. Holliday Wilbur F., (Reynolds & H.,) 13 s. Meridian, res. 131 n. Meridian.
Holliday William J., (W. J. H. & Co., Murphy, Johnston & Co.,) 59 s. Me- ridian, res. 241 n. Meridian.
Holliday William A. Mrs., (wid.,) 242 n. Alabama.
res.
Hollihan Jeremiah, works City Gas Works, res. 44 Elizabeth.
Hollingsworth Seth, propr. Carlisle House livery stable, bds. Nagle Honse.
Holloway Henry C., (Foster, H. & Co.,) cor. Virginia av. and Delaware, bds. Bates House.
HOLLOWAY WILLIAM R.,
(Douglass & Conner,) managing edi- tor Daily and Weekly Journal, office Journal bldg., e. Market, res. 287 n. Alabama. Hollowell Amos, (Newsom & H.) Hollowell Edwin, capitalist, res. 126 Blackford.
Hollweg Louis, salesman, 37 s. Meridian, bds. 58 s. Pennsylvania.
Holly & Schrader, manfs. boots and shoes, 191 w. Washington.
Holly Theodore, (H. & Schrader, ) res. 61 Blake.
Holly Leet, shoe-maker, res. 61 Blake. Holman Erastus, photographic printer, Talbott & New's blk., bds. 37 Ken- tucky av.
Holman George C., produce and com. mer., 6 Bates House, res. Western av., out city limits, 3d house w. s.
Holman James, lawyer, res. 33 Bradshaw. Holman Merritt S., (Brown & H.,) 59 w. Washington, bds. 65 w. Washington. HOLMES ANDREW J.,
secy. Indiana State Board of Agri- culture, office State House, w. Wash- ington, res. Rochester, Ind.
Holmes Henry A., mason, res. 64 s. Cali- fornia.
Holmes Robert, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Connersville, Fayette co., Ind.
Holsbacher Augustus, cigar-maker, 141 s. Illinois, res. 118 Bluff rd. Holsker Benjamin, lab., C. & I. C. freight depot.
Holsker H., lab., C. & I. C. freight depot. Holstein Charles L., lawyer and notary public, 24} e. Washington, bds. Mrs. Furgason, w. Market.
YOU GET COMFORTABLE
QUARTERS IN DAYTON
AT THE
PHILLIPS HOUSE.
See statement, page 102.
HOLT JOHN R., carpenter, res. 37 Blake.
Holtorf John, money clerk, Ametican and U. S. Express Cos., 34 e. Washing- ton, bds. Pyle House, n. Meridian. Holtzerman Louis, salesman, 29 w. Wash- ington, res. 174 Madison av.
Holtznart Gottlob. blacksmith shop, cor. Tinker and Westfield pike.
Honian Jeremiah, cistern-maker, 64 s. Alabama, res. same.
Homberger Christian, carpenter, res. cor. Jackson and Vine.
Homburgh William, marble-worker, 69 e. Washington, res. 26 w. Washington. Home for the Friendless Women, w. side n. Pennsylvania, bet. Second and Third. James Smith, supt.
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., office 64 e. Washington, W. T. Gibson, prest., Isaac Warring, secy. Homer Abram, military claim agt., res. 437 n. Mississippi.
Homes Strange, painter, res 37 Rose. Homes William C., farmer, res. 346 n. Meridian.
Homier Frederick, saw-maker, res. 32 St. John.
Honaert John, (Deitz & H.,) 255 e. Wash- ington, res. same.
Hondyshell J. S., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Bluffton, Wells co., Ind.
Hood Lucius E., pressman, Downey & Brouse, bds. 101 n. Mississippi.
Hooker Clementine Mrs., (wid.) Henry, res. 258 s. Meridian.
Hook and Ladder Co., n. New Jersey, bet. Washington and Market.
Hool John, driver, Spiegel, Thoms & Co., bds. alley, bet. Market and Ohio.
Hoosier State Flouring Mills, C. E. & S. H. Geisendorff, proprs., n. side w. Washington, near White River Bridge.
Hoost Jacob, lab., res. 94 Eddy.
Hoover Alexander F., clerk, p. o., res. cor. Huron and Noble.
Hoover Daniel, grocer, n. e. cor. New York and Douglass, res. same.
Hoover John W., boiler, Washington Foundry, res. 229 s. Alabama.
The largest House Furnishing Emporium in the City. See pages 38 and 150.
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FOR
A NEW AND NOISELESS
SEWING MACHINE
THAT WILL DO ALL KINDS OF WORK,
See cut, on page vi.
Hoover William H., blacksmith, 29 s. Tennessee, res. 228 e. Louisiana.
Hoovers Jacob, butcher, cor. First and Tennessee, res. 500 n. Mississippi. Hopkins Edward, clerk, Dorsey & Lay- man, .bds. 126 n. Tennessee.
Hopkins George, (col.,) waiter, Concordia House, bds. same.
Hopkins Henry C., (Martin, H. & Co.,) res. 224 n. Alabama.
Hopkins J. H., book-binder, W. & J. Braden, res. 20 n. Mississippi.
Hopnecker Christopher, stone-cutter, works near Union Depot, bds. 23 Kentucky av.
Hopp Aaron, peddler, res. 244 s. Ala- bama.
Hoppe Erich B., notary public, and agt. New York and Bremen Steam Ship Co., res. 110 Virginia av.
Hoppe George, propr. Lafayette House, 179 s. Meridian.
Hoppe John, tinsmith, 66 ,e. Washington. Hopper Lewis M., journeyman carpenter, res. 138 w. Sixth.
Hopt Robert, notion store, 151} e. Wash- ington, res. 70 Chatham.
Horan James, stone-cutter, cor. Ken- tucky av. and Georgia, res. w. New York.
Horan Patrick, helper in C. & I. R. R. shop, res. e. Washington, near Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Hord Oscar B., (Hendricks, H. & Hen- dricks,) 24} e. Washington, res. n. w. cor. California and New York. HORN, ANDERSON & CO.,
(M. A. H., J. S. A. & A. B. Prather.) groceries, 31 w. Washington.
Horn Henry J., grocer, 31 w. Washing- ton, res. 72 n. Mississippi.
Horn M. A., (H., Anderson & Co.,) 31 w. Washington, res. 72 n. Mississippi. Hornaday John E., carpenter, res. 365 n. Alabama.
Hornaday Thomas B., policeman, 9th Ward, bds. 365 n. Alabama.
Hornaday William A., student N. W. C. University, bds. s. w. cor. Ash and Christian av.
Hornberger Christian, carpenter, res. 472 n. Alabama.
Horner A., (D. C. Minick & Co.,) 17 w. Washington, res. s. Illinois, bet. McCarthy and Ray.
Horton Carrie Miss., teacher Ind. Normal Academy of Music, 263 s. Meridian. Hoshour Samuel K., Professor N. W. C. University, res. 172 n. East.
Hoskins Robert S., (Sims, Miller & H.,) gravel roofers, res. 272 e. Ohio.
Hoslinger L., machinist, Sinker & Co.
Hosman John W., (Branson & Co.,) bds. 17 n. East.
Hoss David, works Peru Depot, res. 433 Virginia av.
HOSS GEORGE W.,
Supt. Public Instruction for Ind., office Vinton's blk, 3d floor, n. Penn- sylvania, res. Jackson, bet. Forest Home av. and Butler.
Hoss Nelson, teacher, res. 77 e. St. Joseph.
Hottmann John G., lab., res. 53 n. Ala- bama.
Hotz George & Co., (George H. & Wm. Pope,) merchant tailors, 124 s. Illi- nois, res. same.
Houck Newton J., blacksmith, Miller, Mitchell & Stough, res. 198 n. Mis- sissippi.
Houger Andrew, lab., res. 177 e. St. Joseph.
Hough Eva, student, Ind. Female Col- lege, cor. Meridian and New York. Hough Joseph, carpenter, res. 42 Madi- son av.
Houghton Frank H., mechanical dentist, with M. L. Whiteside, rooms 5 and 6 Blackford's blk., bds. Little's Ho- tel, e. Washington.
Houlihan Patrick, works City Gas Works, res. Tennessee, bet. Louisiana and Georgia.
House Benjamin D., law student, bds. 193 s. New Jersey.
House Emma, student Ind. Female Col- lege, cor. Meridian and New York. House Maggie, student Ind. Female Col- lege, cor. Meridian and New York. House Michael, teamster, res. 467 s. East. Housten Fielden, ( col.,) lab., res. 130 Douglass alley. HOUSTON JOHN F.,
(J. C. Green & Co.,) res. s. w. cor. East and St. Clair.
Hover Anthony, lab., res. 243 s. West. Hover John H., teamster, bds. 391 w. Washington.
How Hattie. (wid.) Sylvester H., tailor- ess, 67 w. New York.
Howard Ade B., clerk, J., M. & I. R. R. bds. 164 Virginia av.
Howard Clinton, brakesman, bds. 99 e. Georgia.
The Evening Commercial is the cheapest
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Howard David, turner, Osgood & Smith's factory, res. 220 s. Illinois.
Howard E., physician and surgeon, 80 s. Illinois, res. 326 n. Illinois.
Howard George W., wheel-riveter, res. 374 s. west.
Howard L. N., (E. Howard & Son.,) 92 s. Illinois, res. Allisonville pike.
Howard Margaret, (wid.) John, res. 77 s. East.
Howe Edward P., secy. Franklin Life Insurance Co., 19 n. Meridian, bds. 115 n. Illinois.
Howe Robert, salesman, O. B. Stout & Bro., res 173 w. Ohio.
Howe William H., lab., res. 33 Forest av. Howell David, pattern-maker, Root & Co., res. 253 s. Mississippi.
Howell Elizabeth, boarding house, res. National rd, w. White River Bridge. Howell John W., salesman, Foster, Hol- loway & Co., res. 229 e. South.
Howell Joseph C., (Rooker & H.,) 28} n. Illinois, res. 147 e. Washington.
Howell Louisa V., servant, S. A. Fletcher, 180 e. Ohio.
Howes Charles, (House & Bro.,) res. 76 Huron.
Howes Henry, ( House & Bro.,) res. 78 Huron.
Howie James, pattern-maker, Root's Foundry, res. 52 Greer.
Howie William, machinist, Bellefontaine shop, bds. 52 Greer.
Howland James C., carriage-maker, bds. Pyle House.
Howland John B., lawyer, res. 98 w. Vermont.
Howland John D., clerk, U. S. Circuit and District Courts, office, room 11 p. o. bldg., n. Pennsylvania, res. 98 w. Vermont.
Howland Livingston, (Hammond & H.,) bds. 108 Virginia av.
Howland Mary C., student, Indiana Fe- male College, cor. Meridian and New York ..
Howlette E. C., operator, Western Union Telegraph office, bds. n. Illinois.
Hoyt Clinton D., pump-maker, res. 269 w. Merrill.
Hoyt Harriet Mrs., (wid.) Benajah, res. 84 Massachusetts av.
Hoyte Derius, machinist, res. 83 w. Lou- isiana.
Hubbard Philip, confectioner, res. 236 Winston.
Hubbard William, lab., res. 297 s. Illi- nois.
Hubbard & Whitsit, ( William S. H. & Courtland E. W.,) real estate and in- surance brokers, s. w. cor. Wash- ington and Meridian.
TABLE CUTLERY, Plated, Japanned & Tinware, AT MCCREERY & FAY'S,
56 and 58 East Washington Street. See pages 38 and 150.
Hubbard William S., (Whitsit & H.,) res. w. s. Meridian, bet. Second and Third.
Huber Fricbrica Miss, clerk, Cincinnati Bakery, bds. 107 e. Washington.
Huber Jacob, bar-tender, Crystal Palace, 44 w. Washington, bds. same.
Huber Jacob, (Becker & H.,) res. 127 e. Washington.
Hudson James W., paver, res. n. w. cor. Decota and Jones.
Hudson Kate Miss, dress-maker, 30 n. Delaware, res. 250 e. Washington. Hudson Thomas A., lab., res. 393 s. Mis- souri.
Hudson William S., operator, with A. R. Miller, 45 e. Washington, bds. cor. s. Pennsylvania and Pearl.
Huebenner Henry R., draftsman, Smith- myer & Enos, res. 346 n. Noble.
Huestis John, engineer, T. H. & I. R. R., res. 17 Henry.
Hueston Hiram C., plow-handle grinder, bds. 255 e. McCarty.
Hueston James A., carpenter, res. 4 Lockwood.
Huey Milton S., ornamental painter, res. 293 Winston.
Huff J. T., (Budd & H.,) grocers, 298 n. Pennsylvania, bds. same.
Huff _William B., clerk, bds. 190 Virgi- nia av.
Huff William H., student, North-Western Christian University, bds. 298 n. Pennsylvania.
Huffer James M., contractor, res. 69 Fletcher's av.
Huffer Tilghman A., student at law, J. W Blake, 47 e. Washington.
Huffler Andrew, engineer, Bellefontaine R. R. shop, res. 331 n. Noble.
Huffman John, lab., 358 Virginia av.
Huffman John F., moulder, res. 24 e. Georgia.
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