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Oliphant, Strain & Co, general store.
Pearson Uriah N, Stationer. Rainbolt MI A, jeweler. Rainbolt N G, milliner.
Simpson John D, druggist.
Smallwood A T, shoemaker.
>mallwood HT, R R agt.
Stevenson C R, general store.
Stevenson John M, flour mill.
Urmey J D & Co, Saw Mill.
HARTFORD. Crawford county. (See English.)
HARTFORD. With 100 inhabit- ants, is located on Laughery creek, in Union township and county, 7 miles from Rising Sun court house. Aurora, 7 miles north- east, is the shipping station and banking town. One Methodist church is sustained. Campbell Alex, general store.
Pohle H H, blacksmith. Ross Frank P, general store. Wilber E A, grocer. Wilber A & R, general store.
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HARTFORD. Vigo county. (See Pimento.)
HARTFORD CITY. Settled in 1839, is the county seat of Blackford coun- ty, located at crossing of Ft. W., C. & L. and P., C. & St. L. R'ys, 47 miles south of Fort Wayne and 72 northeast of Indian- apolis. The town is entirely free from debt and contains 1,800 inhabitants, 3 churches-Methodist, Presbyterian and Lu- theran-a graded school, 1 opera house with a seating capacity of 600, 2 hotels, 1 bank, 2 weekly newspapers-News and Tele- gram-are supported. Its manufacturing interests are quite extensive, and include 2 saw mills, a hub and spoke factory, 1 flax mill, a brick and tile factory, 1 flour mill, 1 tannery and a planing mill. The sur- rounding country is very fertile but some- what low and marshy. Grain, flax and live stock are the chief exports. Ex., Am. and U. S. Tel., W. U. John M. Ruck- man, postmaster.
Abbott Charles W, restaurant.
Alexander John, nursery.
Bonham William A, Lawyer, cor Washington and High, west of public square.
Brown Mary W Mrs, millinery.
Cantwell & Cantwell, lawyers.
Carroll & Frash, lawyers.
Chaffee E T, agt Ft W, C & L R R.
Citizens Bank ; capital $25,000; H B Smith, prest ; J G Sayre, cashr.
City Hotel, L'O Edson, Propr.
Clouser Charles A, jeweler and stationer.
Clouser Nelson D, physician.
Cooley C R & Son, flour mill.
Cartright Isaiah, county clerk.
Covault Philip M, jeweler.
Craft F M & Bro, blacksmiths.
Craft Walter, blacksmith.
Dale George R, dentist.
Davisson Henry C, physician.
Dick John U, harnessmaker.
Drayer Peter, physician.
Edson Lucius O, Propr City Hotel, and Justice.
Elton Charles A, wagonmaker.
Ernshwiller & Anderson, saloon.
Ervin James, tanner.
Gable George, hardware.
Gable Lewis C, barber.
Gable William H, furniture and under- taker.
Gadbury A J, justice of the peace.
Gadbury S L, county treasurer.
Gillam Nelson Rev, (Methodist).
Hartford City News, J M Ruckman, pub- lisher.
Hartford City Telegram, C U Timmonds, propr.
Hiatt Oliver H, livery. Hoover Enos, grocer.
Hubbard Charles H, hub and spoke manu- facturer.
Huffman Charles H, Propr Huff- man House.
Huffman House, C H Huffman, propr.
Huggins Samuel, brick manufacturer.
Hughes Eli, county auditor.
Hutchinson George W, hardware.
Jackson Logan M, physician.
Kenney & Ervin, painters.
Kirshbaum & Weiler, general store.
Knabe Theodore & Co, druggists.
Leonard J P A, sheriff.
Lieber John, boots and shoes.
Lillibridge Thomas, justice of the peace.
Lillibridge Thomas J, saloon.
McCartey Thomas, agt P, C & St L R'y.
McClain Walker W, furniture and under- taker.
McEldowney J H, county surveyor.
Manor Bros, marble works.
Mason Charles R, physician.
Mason Samuel, physician.
Mercer David, saw and planing mill.
Mix Ann M Mrs, drugs.
Moon John W, blacksmith.
Needler John, meat market.
Newbauer J A & Co, Meat Market. Noonan John, lawyer.
Osenbaugh & Hellyer, meat market.
Patterson S R, flax mills.
Pierce Elisha, lawyer.
Pierce L B, justice of the peace.
Howell Bros, grocers and boots and shoes.
Reasoner Bros, agricultural implements.
Reasoner Reuben W, grocer.
Rhine Ithamer L, photographer.
Rodgers David B Rev, (Presbyterian).
Ruckman John W, publisher Hartford City News.
Schisler Jacob M, boots and shoes ..
Schroyer W J Rev, (Lutheran).
Schick Ann Mrs, milliner.
Schick John, stoves and tinware.
Smith Edgar P, wagonmaker.
Smith John A, barber,
Spence William H, pump dealer.
Stahl William M, agt Am and U S Ex Companies.
Timmonds Charles U, publisher Hartford City Telegram.
Timmonds Michael, saloon.
Timmons Peter, county recorder.
Van Cleve & Son, dry goods.
Van Tilburgh John, baker.
Van Winkle Bros, druggists.
Voss Robert C, flour and feed.
Wheeler William H, physician.
Willer Henry F, tailor.
Williamson Elizabeth A Mrs, dressmaker. Williamson James E, lawyer.
James B. Lizius & Co.
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Willman Frank, baker. Willman John, billiard hall. Willman J P & Co, saw mill. Willman Peter jr, saloon. Winters & Son, dry goods. Younce Joseph, billiard hall.
HART'S MILLS. Ripley county. (See Friendship.)
HARTSVILLE. Located on Clifty creek, in Hawcreek township, Bartholomew county, 15 miles northeast of Columbus, the county seat, banking town and usual shipping depot. This is a growing village of 485 inhabitants and contains the Harts- ville Academy, 3 churches-United Breth- ren, Methodist and Christian-1 planing mill, 1 saw mill and a flour mill. Daily stage to Greensburgh and Columbus. Tele- phone connection with Columbus. W. T. Rominger, postmaster. Armen A A, music teacher. Beck W H, physician.
Bline J W, photographer. Boyd M B, General Store.
Brett Thomas, shoemaker. Brown G W, General Store. Brown William, blacksmith. Crist H, carpenter. Daley S P, gunsmith.
Davis G C, shoemaker. Day W C Rev, (United Brethren).
Elrod M N, physician.
Galbraith Mrs, milliner. Galbraith A D, veterinary surgeon. Galbraith A Dsr, live stock.
Graham T F & Co, General Store. Harris William, barber. Hartsville University, CH Kir- acofe, Prest. Lawrence C, hotel and livery. Long & Miller, flour mill. Mabley J H, live stock. Parkerson John, barber. Philipy G, hotel. Philipy N A, blacksmith. Pitman E, furniture. Remy GO, physician. Remy William & Bro, grocers.
Rominger W T, Life Insurance Agt. Rominger & Rodgers, saw mill.
Scudder, Philipy & Co, planing mill and carpenters. Smiley T, meat market.
Tobias J M, physician and insurance agt. Vest F M & B H, general store and drug- gists.
Weinland J, Stoves and Tinware. Welding George W, blacksmith. Welding H, painter. Wertz John, undertaker. West A E, harnessmaker.
HARVEYSBURGH. Dating as a settlement from 1855, is pleasantly lo- cated on Mill creek, in Mill creek town- ship, Fountain county, 12 miles southeast of Covington, the county seat and banking town. Has daily stage communication with Yeddo, its shipping station, 4 miles north, on the C. & B. C. R. R. Wheat and live stock are shipped. With a population of 235, the village supports 1 United Breth- ren church. J. P. Ephlin, postmaster. Armstrong L P, physician.
Bodine James, flour mill.
Booe G W, blacksmith.
Cates Prior, tile manufacturer.
Cory J M, drugs.
Duddy R, blacksmith.
Durman T J, general store.
Ephlin J P, Shoemaker.
Glick Rev, (Methodist). -
Haas G, tanner.
Harvey E, wagonmaker.
Hathaway F M, general store.
Howell Mrs, dressmaker.
Johnson C S, physician.
McGinnis J, dry goods.
Marshall Joseph, Meat Market.
Morrison H W, saddles and harness.
Myers Calvin, R R and ex agt. Peek Mattie, milliner.
Reynolds William, saloon.
Sander J C, druggist.
Spencer C M, furniture.
Surbaugh A, physician and hotel.
Thomas Milton, blacksmith.
Tomlinson A, livery.
Wimmer Ezra, Restaurant.
HASKELL. Stands at crossing of C. & G. T. and L., N. A. & Co. R'ys in Clinton township, Laporte county, 17 miles southwest of Laporte the county seat. Nearest bank at Valparaiso. Grain, hay and produce are the shipments. Popula- tion, 40. Ex., L. N. A. & C. L. S. Hoad- ley, postmaster.
Canfield H R, R R and ex agt.
Dean L M, hotel.
Hoadley L S, Undertaker and Grocer. Pettit James, hotel. Sayles E F, grocer.
HATCH'S MILLS. A small set- tlement in Laporte county, located 10 miles from Laporte court house, and 7 from Three Oaks, Mich., its shipping depot on the M. C. R. R. Tri-weekly stage to La- porte and Three Oaks, Mich. Population, 36. Dr. Birchim, postmaster.
Birchim Dr, General Store. Etherington E, saw mill. Finley W W, Flour Mill. Foster J C, justice.
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Heckman A A, blacksmith. Heckman A P, physician. Metcalf H, justice.
HAUBSTADT. This is a prosper- ous village of 390 inhabitants, located in Johnson township, Gibson county, 10 miles south of Princeton, the county seat and banking town, and 17 north of Evansville. It has a Catholic church, and ships wheat, corn and flour. Adams Ex. W. U. Tel. Jacob Heiman, jr., postmaster.
Ballard John & S H, physicians.
Borst Joseph, hotel.
Buck B, meat market.
Gender Anton, jr, wagonmaker.
Gropenbecker George A, shoemaker.
Jeaser A, grain.
Kessel M P, blacksmith.
Luhring & Heiman, General Store.
Lynn Jacob, saddler. Menke J G, tailor.
Ottman P, physician.
Petitjean S, harnessmaker.
Reister Christian, sr, tailor.
Riffert Charles, cooper.
Schaefer Joseph L, saloon and harness. Schultheis L, carpenter.
Seitz George D, R R and ex agt, and lum- ber.
Singer Joseph, saloon and hotel.
Thomas George A, physician.
Trible James S, shoemaker.
Ulsomer MI, General Store.
Wideri 1 \ eorge Rev, (Catholic).
Wolf John W, undertaker and saloon.
Zeits A, cigar manufacturer and barber. Ziliak A & J P, druggists.
Ziliak & Schaefer, Flour Mill.
HAUSERTOWN. Wasonce known as Marion Mills, and is located in Marion township, Owen county, 16 miles west of Spencer, the county seat, and location of nearest bank. Freedom, 11 miles southeast on the I. & V. R. R., is the most accessible shipping point. Produce and grain are the shipments. Population, 66. George Rentschler, postmaster.
Bumgartner Mary, hotel.
Dickey David, grocer.
Dickey & Bro, Flour and Saw Mill. Erskine & Symons, physicians and drug- gists.
Groner Jacob, grain cradles.
Hulett J G, justice of the peace. Hulett John H, live stock. Kayser & Trump, tailors. Maunch John, stave manufacturer. Rentschler John, shoemaker.
Rentschler M & Son, General Store.
Schmaltz Gottleib, blacksmith.
Stahl John C, wagonmaker.
Travis Albert, blacksmith.
Travis John, live stock.
Travis Robert, blacksmith.
Travis Simon, wagonmaker.
HAYMOND. Is the location of 45 persons in Butler township, Franklin county, on Pie creek, 9 miles southeast of Brook- ville, the county seat, banking town and shipping station. Produce is marketed. Semi-weekly stage to Brookville. John W. Stürwold, postmaster.
Cass Heppner, wagonmaker.
Doorsack V, general store.
Girolt F X Rev, (Catholic).
Goebel Joseph, blacksmith.
Grinkenmeyer Henry, General Store.
Jausing William, blacksmith.
Sturwold John W, General Store and Auctioneer.
Volz Michael, justice.
Zins Joseph H, saloon and billiards.
HAYSVILLE. Settled in 1837, is a post village, located on White river in Harbison township, Du Bois county, 8 miles north of Jasper, the county seat and bank- ing town and nearest rail approach. With a population of 175, the village supports Lutheran and Methodist churches. Grain, produce and pork are marketed. Tri- weekly stage to Shoals. Henry Rhuersch- neck, postmaster.
Aulenberger Frederick, wagonmaker.
Aulenberger John, shoemaker.
Baecher Phillip, hotel and saloon.
De Mott William M, physician.
Hammerlein Laurence, carpenter.
Kieffner George, blacksmith.
Kieffner John, blacksmith.
Kroedel John, Boots and Shoes and Hotel.
Krodel John B, brewer.
Lehrbuger J, general store.
Neukam John, harnessmaker.
Newkam, Seitz & Co, general store.
Nix C Rev, clergyman.
Opel John L. saloon.
Rhuerschneck Henry, Boots and Shoes.
Schott John, cooper.
Wisebaugh Charles, meat market and liv- ery.
HAZELRIGG. A country postof- fice and station on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., in Washington township, Boone county, 52 miles northwest of Lebanon, the county seat, and 33 northwest of Indianapolis. Grain and wood are shipped.
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HAZLETON. According to the census of 1880, this flourishing town has a population of 618. It is located on White river and the E. & T. H. R. R .. in White River township, Gibson county, 12 miles north of Princeton, the county seat and banking town, 72 miles south of Terre Haute, and 37 north of Evansville. It has Methodist, Baptist and Christian churches, and exports lumber, grain and produce. Daily stage to Petersburgh. Adams Ex. W. C. Tel. W. S. Sisson, postmaster. Adams James, saloon.
Briscoe Benjamin F, barber.
Briscoe Mary A Mrs, hotel. Bryant Thomas J & Co, blacksmiths. Cain James. livery.
Curtner Paul H, physician.
DePries Asa B, drugs.
Devine tGeorge W, grocer.
Ehlers Peter H, confectioner and shoe- maker.
Elkerton D F, General Store.
Fellers William, shoemaker. Ferguson L H, blacksmith.
Gudgel John F, physician. Harvey & Milburn, wagonmakers. Hazleton G, saw mill.
Hazleton G Mrs, millinery.
Howard Elijah J, physician.
Hvneman, R A, hotel.
Kightly & West, Dry Goods.
Kimmons Jacob, saloon. Kinsey, Butler & Co, saw mill and lumber. Knight C A Mrs, milliner.
Knight Daniel, justice of the peace. Leeds E J, hotel. Lyon George L, blacksmith.
Nelson Frank, physician.
Nixon Josiah D, grain.
Phillips D J, dentist.
Ready Bros, grocers and hardware. Sears W S, R R and ex agt.
Sisson W S, Drugs and Groceries. Smith & Miller, meat market. Thomas Theodore, blacksmith.
Wagner H & Co, General Store. Wheeler Theodore, furniture and grocer.
HEADLEE. Is a post village of 120 inhabitants, located in Cass township, White county, 14 miles northeast of Mon- ticello, the county seat. Winamac, dis- tant 13 miles on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, is the place of shipment and location of near- est bank. Methodist, Christian and Re- formed churches are sustained. Stage to Monticello tri-weekly, and Winamac semi- weekly. Frederick Reams, postmaster. Boger Adam, wagonmaker. Grant George, nursery.
Hanawolt Joseph, plasterer.
Hart George, blacksmith and wagonmaker.
Headlee Harvey, general store. Hinshaw E P, carpenter.
McCloud Isaac, carpenter.
Reams Frederick, General Store. Teeter William J, Live Stock. Wooley Martin, physician.
HEBRON. A live village of 750 in- habitants, in Boone township, Porter coun- ty, on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, 15 miles southwest of Valparaiso. the county seat, and 51 southeast of Chicago. It is sur- - rounded by a very fertile prairie, which is well adapted to the growth of hay, which, with grain and live stock, comprise the ex- ports. It has fine churches and a good graded school, and 1 hotel. Nearest bank at Crown Point, distant 10 miles. Stage, tri-weekly, to Boon Grove ; fare 50 cents; Orchard Grove: fare 50 cents; Lowell; fare $1; West Creek : fare $1; Valparaiso; fare $1. Ex .. Adams. Oscar S. Baird, postmaster. Adams & Gregg, carpenters.
Andrews Myron J, wagonmaker.
Andrews Stillman F, furniture and under- taker.
Baird Oscar S, Postmaster. Baker John L, shoemaker.
Bates House, Christopher W Bates, propr.
Blackstone John K, physician.
Blood Archibald, shoemaker.
Bryant. Dowd & Co, general store.
Bryant & Morrow, grain and hav.
Buchanan James N Rev, (Presbyterian).
Burgner C S Rev, (Methodist). Carson Joseph C, physician.
Carter A H Rev, [ Christian).
Childs & Werich, saloon.
Death Jennie Miss. milliner.
Dowd Conner, hardware.
Dowddridge William B, druggist.
Elv B Rev, Presbyterian .
Fisher David A, hardware.
Gibbs William, agricultural implements.
Gidley John & Son, lumber. Gossett Benjamin F, meat market.
McCann Douglass. livery stable.
Martin R S Rev. (Methodist).
Morrow Wilson B, general store.
Mosier Samuel, barber.
Nelson William M. blacksmith.
Nichols Herschel J, General Store, Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Boots and Shoes; Dealer and Shipper of Hay. Paramore John W, blacksmith and agri- cultural implements.
Pomeroy Leah A Mrs, millinery.
Pratt Samuel R. physician.
Ralston Henry D, shoemaker.
Rice Rufus, livery stable.
Ripley Lyle E, jeweler.
Ross Anna Miss, milliner.
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Scott Lewis P, agt P, C & St L R'y and Ad- ams Ex Company. Sheldon Benjamin, lumber.
Sigler E & D T, general store. Skelton John, grocer.
Smith Jefferson C, grocer.
Smith L A Rev, (Congregational).
Southwick Hamilton B, dentist.
Spear Charles, harnessmaker.
Spear Sarah C Mrs, milliner.
Weggen Gustav C, blacksmith.
Wesner Henry S, barber.
Whipple Floyd E, photographer. White William W, blacksmith. Wilcox Eason, saloon.
Wilson & Bro, flour mill.
Wood Oliver S, physician.
Yohn William A, druggist.
HECKLAND. Is a farmers postof- fice and flag station, on L. Div. T. H. & I. R. R., located in Otter Creek township, Vigo county, 10} miles northeast of Terre Haute, the couuty seat and banking town. Hay, corn, wheat and hogs are shipped. Theodore Curtis, postmaster.
Curtis Theodore, Live Stock. Stewart William H, grocer.
HECLA. Or Etna, as the place was formerly called, is a post village of 68 inhabitants, located in Etna township, Whitley county, 10 miles northwest of Co- lumbia City court house, the location of nearest bank and railroad station. Butter, eggs and lumber are shipped. Stage route to Cromwell, Columbia City, Lorane and Welmot. Clarence E. Doane, postmaster. Austin S S, physician.
Blaine James, justice of the peace.
Blaine William A, justice of the peace. Boon Charles, barber.
Coyle William H, physician.
Doane Clarence E, Justice and Wagonmaker.
Doane C E & Co, Hardware and No- tions.
Howard Daniel, blacksmith.
Moore Peter, blacksmith. Otis George, shoemaker.
Sellers William H, General Store. Smalley James, saw mill.
Switzer John E, livery.
Tucker Albert, live stock and grain.
HECTOR. Formerly called Belle- fontaine, is a post village of 50 inhabitants, located in Noble township, Jay county, 6 miles east of Portland, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach. It has United Brethren, Christian and Union churches. John Dougherty, post- master.
Beck George W, saw mill. Coder Cornelius E, justice of the peace. Dougherty John, General Store. Huntz Henry, shoemaker. Jellison F B, general store. Joseph Charles, pottery and tiles.
HEDRICH. Is a station and postoffice on H. R. & E. Div. W., St. L. & R. R'y., located in Jordan township, Warren coun- ty, 14 miles northwest of Williamsport court house. Hogs and grain are the ship- ments. Population, 50. Ex., Pacific. A. S. Zerse, postmaster.
Hendricks John, live stock.
Hendricks & Fogelson, flour mill.
Tyler George C, live stock.
Wible William T, blacksmith and wagon- maker.
Zerse A S, R R and Ex Agt. Zerse & Ahrens, General Store.
HEFFREN. Washington county. Postoffice discontinued.
HEILMAN. A discontinued post- office located in Warrick county.
HELLER'S CORNER. Is situ- ated on Eel river, in Eel River township, Allen county, 12 miles northwest of Ft. Wayne, the county seat and banking town. . Churubusco, 5 miles west on E. R. Div. W., St. & P. R'y, is the nearest rail ap- proach. Population, 25. David S. Camp- bell, postmaster.
Campbell D S, Blacksmith. Johnson George H, justice of the peace.
HELTONVILLE. Is a village located in Pleasant Run township, Law- rence county, 10 miles northeast of Bedford, the county seat, banking town, and ship- ping station. With a population of 150, the village sustains Methodist and Baptist churches, and exports lumber. J. C. Fos- ter, postmaster.
Bonham Isaac, justice of the peace.
Brock Bateman, plasterer and painter. Carson D & Son, blacksmiths.
Carter W & Co, saw and flour mill.
Denniston & Reid, general store.
Douglass D G, saw mill.
Ellison W T, drugs.
Faubion J, physician.
Foster J C, General Store.
Fountain A S, general store.
Garrison John V, shoemaker.
Hanner John, blacksmith.
Houston S R, carpenter.
Hunter Marcea W, carpenter:
Mitchell Marion, justice of the peace. Newkirk J, furniture.
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Phipps J M, physician. Price L H, wagonmaker. Rainey William, jeweler. Ross & Mitchell, Saw Mill. Starr George T, carpenter. Tannehill John, wool carder. Todd Thomas, carpenter.
HEMLOCK. Is a station and far- mers' postoffice located on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Taylor township, Howard coun- ty, 7 miles southeast of Kokomo, the county seat and banking town. Produce is mar- keted. Population, 20. A. J. Cool, post- master and R. R. agt.
HENRYVILLE. Is a post village and station on the J., M. & I. R. R., located in Monroe township, Clark county, 19 miles north of Jeffersonville, the county seat and banking town. With 300 inhabit- ants, the village supports Catholic and Methodist churches. Hoop poles, tan bark, leather and lumber comprise its exports. Lemuel B. Guernsey, postmaster. Carr J L, General Store. Clegg M, lawyer. Conner T W Rev, (Methodist). Eberts & Bro, tanners. Ferguson H H, physician. Ferguson J R, blacksmith.
Gasaway John, blacksmith.
Guernsey J L, meat market.
Guernsey L B, Ax Handle Manu- facturer.
Guernsey S Rev, (Methodist).
Guernsey & Biggs, General Store. Howell J W, watchmaker and jeweler. Kennedy Nora Mrs, dressmaker. King William, justice of the peace. McGlenn W P, physician. Metzger F, cooper.
Metzger G W, General Store. Morgan L H, flour mill. Prall L, meat market. Schlamm A, general store. Seward Kate Mrs, milliner.
Smith Ira L, wagonmaker. Vail W W, produce and feed. Westfall D R, blacksmith.
Wicht Amelia Miss, dressmaker.
Wicht P, shoemaker.
Wisner W E, Physician. Wood Harry, R R agt.
HERBEMONT. Is the location of 50 persons in Gregg township, Morgan county, 11 miles northwest of Martinsville the county seat and banking town. Hyns- dale, 9 miles southeast, on the I. & V. R. R., is the nearest rail approach. W. H. Smith, postmaster.
Fowler, Brown & Co, saw and feed mill.
Secrest C, apiarian. Smith W H, General Store. Stockwell H C, blacksmith.
HERBST. This office was estab- lished in 1880. The village contains 60 inhabitants, and is a station on the T., C. & St. L. R. R., in Franklin township, Grant county, 9 miles southwest of Marion, the county seat and banking town. Grain and lumber are its exports. Ex., U. S. A. H. Herbst, postmaster. Babb E, apiarian. Cabe William, painter. Davis & Demick, saw mill.
Herbst A H, General Store and Grain. Hullinger A T, blacksmith. Lane & Ray, tile manufacturers.
Mark William, carpenter. Mills L D, physician. Sander R W, general store.
Smith Benjamin, R R and ex agt.
HERCULANEUM. Clark county. (See Owen.)
HERMAAN. Is a German settlement of 250 inhabitants, located in Adams town- ship, Ripley county, 20 miles northeast of Versailles court house, and 2 north of Sun- man, its shipping depot on C., I., St. L. & C. R. R. Daily stage to Sunman ; fare, 25 cents. Its churches are Baptist and Lu- theran. Henry Klintwort, postmaster. Boehmer Nicholas, shoemaker.
Bower G W Rev, (Baptist).
Buehler William, blacksmith.
Erfman Herman, tailor.
Huber George, veterinary surgeon.
Klintwort Henry, General Store. Mehl Jacob, shoemaker.
Peter Frederick, carpenter.
Reitz R Rev, (Lutheran).
Schloesser F, physician.
Schumacher P, carpenter.
Smith Jacob, cooper.
Wipple S, general store.
Wittendorfer John, meat market.
Wolfert Henry, wagonmaker.
HESSTON. Is a rural postoffice, located in Galena township, Laporte coun- ty, 12 miles north of Laporte, the county seat, banking town and shipping station. Stage route to Three Oaks, Mich .; fare, 20 cents ; and Laporte; fare, 40 cents. P. M. Hess, postmaster.
Finley W W, flour mill. Francis C & J, flour mill.
Hess Peter M, Postmaster.
HICKORY GROVE. Has a pop- ulation of 30 and is located in Harbison
New York Life Ins. Co.
Has the best Canvassing Documents and offers the GREATEST INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, Indianapolis.
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