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Hamilton F C, physician.
Hamilton & Bixler, druggists.
Ketchum Joseph, shoemaker.
Ketchum W, barber.
Kisler George, wagonmaker.
Leas M, live stock.
McDowell A L, blacksmith.
Mabie Henry, wagonmaker.
Markle A M, general store.
Mead J C, carpenter and justice.
Miller P, blacksmith.
Miller W H, blacksmith.
Morrison T R, physician.
Parsell A G & Son, General Store.
Ransburg S, saw mill.
Ringler J F, general store.
Ritter Frederick, saw mill.
Ropp A, lumber.
Sanders W H, Hardware.
Shaffstall John, furniture. Simon George, meat market. Teal Emma, hotel. Teeter R W, carpenter.
Zimmerman F M, Druggist.
HUFF. Or New Boston, is the loca- tion of 200 inhabitants in Huff township, Spencer county, 22 miles northeast of Rock- port court house, and 5 north of Troy, a landing on the Ohio river. Nearest bank, at Tell City, 7 miles south. Tri-weekly stage to Troy and St. Meinrad. Anna B. Smith, postmaster.
Anderson E M, physician. Boehm John, restaurant.
· Hess John, blacksmith. Hubschmann John, shoemaker.
Klich Joseph, wagonmaker. Klich Peter, wagonmaker. Schulthies Adam, blacksmith.
Smith Anna B, General Store.
Thaney Anton, general store and saloon.
HUNTER. Vigo county. (See Fon- tanet.)
HUNTERTOWN. This thrifty vil- lage of 300 inhabitants is located on the G., R. & I. R. R., in Perry township, Allen county, 10 miles north of Fort Wayne, the county seat and banking town. Methodist and Universalist churches are sustained. Grain and live stock comprise its exports. U. S. Ex. R. S. Farrand, postmaster.
Ballou J E, saloon and grocer.
Douglass T Rev, (Lutheran).
Dunten N M, justice of the peace.
Farrand R S, Lawyer. Gay Julius C, wagonmaker. Greenwell F C, physician.
Hunter J C, General Store. Hunter L C, grain.
Ketchum A J, shoemaker.
Ketchum E, physician.
McKinley William, carpenter.
Malcolm James, carpenter.
Malcolm John, carpenter.
Morton Thomas, tinner.
Shelner George, shoemaker.
Shoaff J R, agricultural implements.
Sturgis L T, physician.
Wheelock Kent, Physician.
HUNTINGBURGH. This is a progressive incorporated town of 1,500 in- habitants, located in Patoka township, Dubois county, on the E. Div. of the L., E. & St. L. R'y, 7 miles south of Jasper court house, 27 north of Rockport, the location of the nearest bank, and 48 northeast of Evansville. The town is situated in the midst of a great tobacco growing district, carries a bonded debt of $2,000 and supports Methodist, Evangelical, Lutheran, Chris- tian and Catholic churches, a graded school, 4 hotels and 2 weekly newspapers- Signal and Argus. This is rapidly becom- ing known as a manufacturing town, num- bering among its mills, factories, etc., 1 woolen mill, 3 brickyards, a furniture fac- tory, 1 planing mill, stave factory, 2 flour mills, 1 tannery, 2 potteries, a stone pump factory and 3 saw mills. There is a deposit of a good quality of coal in the vicinity. Tobacco, grain and live stock are quite ex- tensively exported. Adams Ex. W. U. Tel. C. C. Schreeder, postmaster. Apple & Prior, brick manufacturers.
Bamberger Philip, stoves and tinware.
Bamberger Valentine, boots and shoes. Becker Charles, marble works.
Behrens Bros, wagonmakers.
Blackwell G B, physician. Blenker Ernst J, tanner.
Brandenstein Daniel, saloon.
Brandenstein Frederick, barber.
Brandenstein John & Son, harness.
Bretz Leonard, general store.
Bretz L & Bro, leaf tobacco.
Bretz Valentine, cooper.
Bretz W H, live stock.
Brundick Ernst R, agt Adams Ex Company and drugs. Cook William, live stock.
Dieckmann Garrett, shoemaker. Dieckmann Herman, undertakers. Dittmer Michael, blacksmith.
WANTED.
HICKORY, OAK AND ASH LOGS AND LUMBER delivered on line of any Railroad, by O. S. GILLETTE, NOMANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL, DA 28 and 30 East Georgia St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. See adv., page 6.
BINDERS,
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Dufendach C W & Co, general store.
Dufendach Henry, general store.
Ebert Anna Mrs, milliner.
Eggers John W, saloon.
Engert & Huhn, general store.
Ficken Henry, cooper.
. Fisher Norman, lawyer.
Fisher Joseph R, saloon.
Fromms Jacob, cabinetmaker.
Gresham Phillip T, grocer.
Gressle A Rev, (German Methodist).
Hargrave M F, dentist.
Harter Adam, saloon. Heitz & Harris, saw mill.
Higermann Henry, meat market. Hildebrand Frederick, boots and shoes.
Hiller Valentine, tailor.
Hoffhaus & Co, saw mill.
Hothert Harmon, leaf tobacco.
Huntinburgh Argus (weekly), R H Schley, publisher.
Huntingburgh Signal (Weekly), Ernst Pickhardt, Pub- lisher, 3d, bet Geiger and Main. (See adv.)
Huntingburgh Stave Company, staves and heading manufacturers.
Katterhenry Adolph, brick manufacturer. Katterhenry Bros, general store. Klostermann Henry G, blacksmith.
Kornrumpf Christian, jeweler.
Krebs L & Co, Proprs Union Flour Mills, Jackson, bet 3d and 4th.
Krueger Jonathan, Saddle and Harnessmaker, Fourth. (See adv.) Krusenklaus Henry, tailor.
Landgrebe Bros & Kilian, clothing, boots . and shoes.
Logan Henry P, lawyer.
Logan & Schaefer, saloon.
McAlister Elijah, hotel.
McMahon William R, physician.
Mauntel Henry, saloon.
Maurer Adam, live stock.
Mayer M Rev, (Evangelical).
Mears Charles N, lawyer.
Meissner Joachim, woolen mill.
Miller Anthony, sewing machines.
Miller Arnold H, druggist.
Miller Henry H, painter.
Miller Joseph, pottery.
Miller J B, meat market.
Miller Lewis A, hotel.
Moenkehaus William, propr St George hotel.
Mundi Joseph, gunsmith.
Oefinger Charles, undertaker.
Pickhardt Edmund, furniture manufac- turer.
Pickhardt Ernst, Propr Hunting- burg Signal, 3rd bet Geiger and Main. (See adv.)
Ramsbrok August, barber.
Robinson Elizabeth Mrs, dressmaker.
Roettger William, carriagemaker.
St Clair Hotel, J P Wood propr.
ESTABLISHED 1867.2 :0: CIRCULATION, 1,000.2
HUNTINGBURGH SIGNAL,
A weekly German newspaper-Independent-issued every Thursday by E. PICKHARDT, Editor and Publisher.
The SIGNAL has gained an important position as a leading country weekly, and as an advertising medium for reaching the German population of Lubois, Spencer, Pike and Warrick counties. It has the County Printing, and is a paper of large local influence and of corresponding value to general advertisers. Four pages, eight columns; size, 25x39. Subscription, $1.50 per Year. Advertising rates reasonable. Now printed by steam.
In connection with the SIGNAL we have a JOB OFFICE, complete in every respect, and are prepared to execute any job work upon short notice and at reasonable rates.
JONATHAN KRUEGER, Fourth Street, - - - HUNTINGBURGH, IND. Manufacturer of and Dealer in
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS, ROBES, BLANKETS, BRIDLES, HALTERS, WHIPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, Etc.
w Repairing done Neatly and Cheap. All Work Warranted.
New York Life Ins.Co.
Was the first to issue Non-Forfeitable Policies. No suicidal clause or objectionable restrictions in its policies. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, INDIANAPOLIS.
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Bread and Crackers of the Best Quality, [ 14 East South Street, (INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
AT BRYCE'S BAKERY,
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St George Hotel, William Moenkehaus, propr.
Salat Dominick, clothing.
Scheliha P Rev, (Lutheran).
Scheuermann F & Son, brick manufactur- ers.
Schley Robert H, publisher Huntingburgh Argus.
Schneck Henry, blacksmith.
Schroer F Henry, General Store, Geiger.
Schwartz Charles W, physician and drugs. Shurig Charles, stoves and tinware.
Sprauer Joseph, confectioner and photo- grapher.
Star Mill Company, flour mill.
Tonini Ferdinand, Wine and Beer Saloon, 4th bet Geiger and Main.
Veech Charles, Carriage Manufac- turer and Dealer in Agricultural Imple- ments, 4th.
Walz Vital, Pottery and Stone Pump Factory, Jackson.
Weisman Henry, carpenter.
Williams G P, physician. Winkenhoefer H & Co, planing mill. Winkenhoefer William, cabinetmaker.
Wolfe G D Rev, (Methodist).
Wood James P, propr St Clair Hotel. Zarn P Rev, (Catholic).
HUNTINGTON. The county seat of Huntington county, is an important commercial and manufacturing city of 5,000 inhabitants, pleasantly located on the Wabash river and the W., St. L. P. R'y, 118 miles southwest of Toledo, 105 north- east of Indianapolis and 318 east of St. Louis. This place was settled by Gen. John Tipton in 1833, and formerly called Flint Springs, it was then one of the princi- pal camping grounds of the Wabash valley. Huntington is very attractive and one of the most progressive towns of its size on the Wabash R'y. It is governed by a mayor and common council, is lighted by gas, has good water works, an opera house, a fire department, 2 graded schools, several very handsome churches, excellent county and other public buildings, 3 hotels, 2 banks and 3 newspapers -- Herald, Democrat, (weeklies), and Lime City News, (daily and weekly). It has great natural wealth in the form of immense deposits of limestone from which is manu- factured the best quality of lime in the market. In this branch of industry alone over 300 hands are employed. In addition to large lime kilns it has 6 saw mills, a potash factory, 3 planing mills, 4 flour mills, a pump factory, 1 stave and heading factory, 1 tannery, a flax bagging factory, 1 foundry, 2 furniture factories, handle
factory, 1 brewery, cooper shop, a bent wood and spoke factory, 1 wooden stirrup factory and several large grain elevators. The last mentioned handle over 500,000 bushels of grain annually and are a great source of wealth to the city. With its many natural advantages, large grain trade, good water power, excellent transportation facilities, this city is surely destined to become at no distant day the chief commercial and man- ufacturing place of northern Indiana. Ex., Pacific. Tel., W. U. Alexander W. De Long, postmaster.
Abendroth David C, saloon.
Ackerman Frank A, Restaurant and Bakery.
Ager M C & E A, proprs Exchange Hotel. Allman Christ, saloon.
Allman G E O, flour and feed.
Alpaugh Edwin K, Artist and Dealer in Mats and. Frames.
Altman John, county surveyor.
Anderson Dewitt C, lawyer and justice.
Anglemyer & Co, grocers.
Arnold H H & Co, dry goods.
Arnold Thomas & Co, flour mill.
Ashley Charles, barber.
Bagley Leon T, city clerk.
Baker Samuel D, Merchant Tailor, Jefferson.
Baker & Co, marble works.
Barnhard & Berkfield, barbers.
Bash & Whitmore, live stock. Bayreuder Nicholas, meat market.
Beaver Daniel G, blacksmith.
Beaver Henry, blacksmith.
Berry William A, feed stable.
Binkley & Purviance, Wooden Pump Manufacturers.
Black Abagail D, Bakery and Res- taurant.
Black Harvey, county auditor.
Black Robert, Tight and Slack Bar- rel Cooperage.
Boyle Lawrence P, lawyer and mayor. Brant Charles T, city marshal.
Branyan, Watkins & Spencer, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Col- lections and Abstracts of Title.
Briant Cyrus E, Manufacturer and Dealer in All Kinds of Slack Barrel Cooperage, Coiled Elm and Racked Ash Hoops, Nail Keg and Butter Tub Stock. ( See adv.)
Briant William T, Manufacturer and Dealer in All Kinds of Hard Wood, Lumber, Square Timber, Piling, Cross Ties and Wood. (See adv.)
Bridge & Bro, hardware.
Brown Edwin T, dry goods.
Brown John R Rev, (United Brethren).
Buchanan Samuel, grain and coal. Buchanan & Sons, grocers.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. GRAIN and PRO- VISIONS Bought and Sold ON MARGINS. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
PORTER'S JOLIET
LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER. In Casks and Bottles. Chicago Office, corner Market and Randolph Streets. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent. See Advertisement page 351.
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The Indiana Herald,
ESTABLISHED IN 1848.
HUNTINGTON, IND.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST CIRCULATED PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
A. W. DELONG, 1 C. H. HILSON, Editors.
HARRY S. SHOFF, Proprietor,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
HUNTINGTON, IND. -: 0 :- This house has recently changed hands, and will be found first-class in every respect. TERMS, $2.00 PER. DAY. Good Sample Rooms.
Lime City News,
W. T. CUTSHALL, Editor and Publisher. HUNTINGTON, INDIANA.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
DAILY, $4.50 PER YEAR. WEEKLY, $1.50 PER YEAR.
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The only Daily in the County. Circulation unequaled in Northern Indiana.
WM. T. BRIANT,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF HARDWOOD
Square Timber, PILING, Cross Ties and WOOD.
LUMBER
Orders Respectfully Solicited.
HUNTINGTON,
INDIANA.
PATENTS. C. BRADFORD. SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv).
22
IRON ROOFING
For Corrugated and Crimpea, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Caldwell Theodore K, druggist. Caldwell W R, jeweler.
Cast Simeon T, Insurance Agt, Rep- resenting the Agricultural, of New York, and American, of Chicago.
Cast & Fulton, Furniture Dealers and Undertakers.
Churchill Benjamin F, shoemaker.
Citizens Bank ; capital, 30,000 ; Frederick Dick, prest ; John Morgan, cashr.
Clark Pius, flour mills.
Cobb & Ibach, lawyers.
Commercial House, Harry S Shoff, Propr. (See adv.)
Cutshall William T, Editor and Propr Lime City News. Circulation Un- equalled by any of its age. (See adv.)
Davies Jesse, sewer pipe, tile and hay.
Day Lewis J, grocer.
Day Samuel, livery.
DeLong & Folson, Proprs Indiana Herald. (See adv.)
Deville Nicholas J, saloon.
Dick F & Son hardware.
Dick Sarah F, Cashr First National Bank.
Dipple P H Rev, (German Reformed).
Dorn & Gimmer, foundry.
Doub John, meat market.
Drover Frederick S, boots and shoes.
Drover Henry F, drugs and books.
Drover & Young, spoke manufacturers.
Drummond Quincy J, confectioner.
Emley Malcom P, manager Huntington County Co-operative Association.
Engel & Forster, saloon.
Engleman & Bro, saloon.
Ewing & Bro, dry goods.
Exchange Hotel, M C & E A Ager, proprs, Ferguson Donald, flour mills.
Ferris Christian, blacksmith.
First National Bank of Hunt- ington; Re-organized Capital, $100,- 000 ; William McGrew, Prest ; Sarah F. Dick, Cashr.
Fischer Nicholas, boots and shoes.
Foster Sisters, milliners.
Grant Richard S, R R contractor.
Grayson Drs, (Frederick SC, Boston H B and Charles E Grayson), Physicians and Surgeons.
Griffith Jesse W, druggist.
Griffith William H, grocer and baker.
Hall & Hendricks, carriagemakers.
Hartman & Hilgenberg, Mer- chant Tailors and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Hassold J H Rev, (Lutheran).
Hawley W W, Manager Huntington White Line Association.
Herrberg Bros, Brewers.
Hessin William H & Co, flax bagging manufacturers.
Hewitt & Ellis, hardware. Heuser H Rev, (Catholic).
Highland Matthew, blacksmith.
Milligass & Craig, Proprs Hunt- ington Democrat.
Hiltebrand James M, lawyer and insur- ance.
Hitzfield Lewis, planing and saw mills. Hoffman Charles, saloon and restaurant. Hohe Jacob, merchant tailor.
Holmes Joanna Mrs, Dressmaking and Fancy Goods.
Hoover D B & Co, druggists.
Hassler Martin, livery stable.
Hubbell House, Theodore Trusler, propr.
Huntington County Co-Oper- ative Association, General Store, Malcom P Emley, Manager.
Huntington Democrat, Hilli- gass & Craig, Proprs.
Huntington White Lime AS- sociation, Wes W Hawley, Manager. Indiana Herald, Established 1848 ; Circulation 1,500; DeLong & Folson, Editors and Proprs.
Jackman L H Mrs, Millinery and Notions.
Jaquemai & Walter, druggists.
Johnson Bros, meat market.
Jones Willis A, county clerk.
Jupp George, books and stationery.
Kahn Marx, dry goods and clothing.
Kase John, Barber, cor Jefferson and Market.
Keating Joseph B, jeweler and agt Pacific Ex Company.
Kenner Henry, meat market.
Kenner & Dille, lawyers.
Kenower Adam, Furniture Factory and Dealer in Furniture and Under- taking.
Kenower John & Son, saw mill.
Kilander Samuel, restaurant.
Kindler Anthony, boots and shoes.
Kindler John, harnessmaker.
Kintz John A W, sheriff.
Knight Charles E, tinsmith.
Lamire William, blacksmith.
Landeman George, Saloon and Billiards.
Larson William M, Railroad Con- tractor and Builder.
Lasching Frederick, potash manufacturer. Lauer & Young, shoemakers.
Levi & Marx, clothing.
Levy Leopold, clothing.
Lewis Oscar A, physician.
Lewis Theodore, tinware.
Leyman DS & E H, physicians.
Lieber Harry, restaurant.
Lime City News, William T Cut- shall, Editor and Propr; Circulation Unequaled by any of its age. (See adv.)
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James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1812 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, In i.
E. G. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
&The Celebrated "Silver Steel " CIRCULAR AND CROSS- CUT SAWS.
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Luber & Mader, grocers and bakers. Lublum & Seber, boots and shoes. Lucas Thomas L, lawyer.
McGrew William, Prest First Na- tional Bank.
McLin G H, physician.
McNally E A, county supt of schools.
Mangus John, shoemaker.
Menefee & Co, wooden stirrup manufactur- ers.
Milligan Moses W, meat market.
Minich & Strous, Flour Mill.
Moore Michael W, insurance agt.
Moore Samuel, dry goods.
Morford & Morford, meats.
Morgan Samuel T, clothing and saw mills.
Mubim M Rev, (Methodist).
Myers Norman A, marble works.
Nave Henry L Rev, (Presbyterian).
Newcomb George L, Shipper of Produce, Butter, Eggs, etc.
Nieterd Christian, cigars and tobacco. O'Leary Patrick, grocer. Oats William, meat market. Pierson & Zahm, harness. Pomeroy & Blackburn, milliners.
Price John C, insurance agent. Payor John, grocer.
Purviance Harmon M & Co, livery stable. Purviance & Bro, loan and real estate agents. Purviance & Co, grain elevator.
Radabaugh Anna H, Wholesale and Retail Millinery. Radabaugh Elmer B, photographer. Rausch John, boots and shoes. Raymond John P, blacksmith.
Reichard M Mrs, Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer in Havana and Domestic Cigars. Brands : "Good Smok- er," "Our Leader," "No. 8," "Iron King,' "Rural" and "O K." Reinhard William H, bracket manufac- turer.
Reome Francis, blacksmith.
Roche Thomas, Lawyer and In- surance Agt. Roos Emil F, gun and locksmith.
Rosebaugh Elisha, live stock. Sayler Samuel M, lawyer. Scheiber Bros, grocers.
Scheiblen Jacob, saloon.
Schepper Daniel, boots and shoes.
Scott Joseph Z, lawyer.
Searl Joseph D, physician. Seidler Charles T, saloon. Sellers John, live stock. Severance Lagrange, physician. Sessions Norman, dentist.
Shaffer Abner H, physician.
Shank W H, blacksmith.
Shearer David L, Grain Elevator. Shearer Jacob, wagonmaker.
Shearer Sextus H, Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Shoff Harry S, Propr Commercial House. (See adv.)
Simons J H Rev, (United Brethren).
Simonton R & Son, grocers.
Singer Manufacturing Company, Joseph H Tuttle, general manager.
Skiles John, grocer.
Slack & Ayers, lumber and planing mills.
Slater Milton, barber.
Slusser Albert S, wagonmaker.
Stusser Jacob, contractor and builder.
Slusser Jacob M, Restaurant and Boarding House.
Smith L B Rev, (Disciple).
Smith Samuel B, saloon.
Smith Thomas G, lawyer.
Snyder Jacob, boots and shoes.
Spencer Maurice L, notary public.
Stemler Philip H, Merchant Tailor. Stoffel John P, Tanner. Strodel John, dry goods.
Stults George W, lawyer.
Stults Joseph, county treasurer.
Swan John F, painter.
Taylor Enos T, boots and shoes.
Taylor & Griffith, handle manuacturers and saw mill. Trammel William H, lawyer.
Trusler Theodore, Propr Hubbell House. Van Holten John, grocer. Wagner Albert H, dentist.
Watkins Charles W, Circuit Pros- ecuting Attorney.
Watts T H, ticket agt W, St L & P R'y.
Weber Jacob, saloon.
Welch Andrew C, blacksmith.
Whitacre & Ashley, saloon.
Whitelock William T, grocer and agricul- tural implements. Wilhelm & Smith, saloon.
C. E. BRIANT, -Manufacturer of and Dealer in-
ALL KINDS OF SLACK BARREL COOPERAGE,
COILED ELM AND RACKED ASH HOOPS. NAIL KEGS AND BUTTER TUB STOCK.
HUNTINGTON, INDIANA.
SHOW CASES
WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
UNION OYSTER CO. Largest Oyster House in the World; Capital Unlimited, OF BALTIMORE, MD. Branch, 40 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Wright & Son, druggists. Yingling Daniel, physician. Youney John B, meat market. Young Noah C, meat market. Zahn Samuel S, photographer. Zells Hank, blacksmith.
Zent & Stults, Groceries and Queens- ware.
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HURON. Containing 250 inhabit- ants, is located on Beaver creek and the O. & M. R'y, in Spice Valley township, Law- rence county, 16 miles southwest of Bed- ford, the county seat and banking town. The village supports a Baptist church and ships live stock, grain and kaolin. O. & M. Ex. W. U. Tel. J. H. Crim, post- master.
Bosler Bros, general store and stave manu- facturers.
Bowden Charles, saloon.
Crim J H, General Store and Spoke and Shingle Manufacturer.
Davis J T, R R agt and sewing machines. Feltner G W, saw and spoke mill.
Feltner J S, flour and saw mill.
Herbst A L, Books, Stationery, Insu- rance Agt and Notary Public.
Higginbotham A, grocer.
Maxwell William, blacksmith.
Murphy George, grocer. Peak Robert, blacksmith.
Prosser & Bro, saw mill.
Snow Thomas, blacksmith. Terrell H, saloon. Vandyke L D, drugs.
Vigus Jennie, milliner. White G W, physician. Wilson A P, hotel. Wilson H E, grocer. Yandell William, physician.
HURSH. Formerly known as Ur- bana, was established as a post office in 1882, and is located in Cedar Creek township, Al- len county, on St. Joseph river, 16 miles northeast of Ft. Wayne, the county seat and banking town. Blair, 5 miles northeast, on the B. & O. R. R., is the shipping sta- tion. Population, 25. Stage route to But- ler and Fort Wayne. H. A. Hursh, post- master.
Hursh H A, General Store. Hursh W C, flour mills. Moudy Martin, saw mill.
HYMERA. Containing 40 inhabit- ants, was known formerly as Pittsburgh, and is located in Jackson township, Sulli- van county, 12 miles northeast of Sullivan, the county seat and banking town. Shel- burn, 5 miles west on E. & T. H. R. R., is
the nearest. rail approach. George H. Hinkle, postmaster.
Asbury Joseph, blacksmith.
Foxworthy John, physician. Frakes W R, justice of the peace.
Hinkle Asbury, general store.
Hinkle George H, General Store. North Joseph, carpenter.
Osborne John, shoemaker.
Plew G F, physician.
Stark & Coffey, coal miners.
Thralls R T, physician.
Vanarsdall Simon, constable.
HYNSDALE. Is the location of 1 store, in Jefferson township, Morgan county, on the I. & V. R'y., 3 miles from Martins- ville, the county seat and banking town. John D. Stout, postmaster and general store.
IDAVILLE. Is the location of 325 persons in Jackson township, White county, on the P., C. & St. L. R'y., 6 miles east of Monticello, the county seat and banking town. The village contains 4 churches and ships grain, live stock and produce. Ex., U. S. and Adams. J. C. Hutchison, postmaster.
Armstrong James, carpenter.
Bennett Henry, grocer. Carson M, grain.
Davis W S, general store.
Davis & Friday, General Store.
Fidball M Rev, (Presbyterian). Guthrie William jr, lawyer.
Hall J L, grocer.
Hathaway E R, meat market.
Heinz Daniel, carpenter.
Heinz H, agricultural implements.
Hutchinson J C, Hardware, Queens- ware and Agricultural Implements. Jones Robert F, blacksmith.
Logan H B, lawyer.
McAllister J W, drugs.
McClelland T J Rev, (Presbyterian).
McCorkle William, blacksmith.
McCully S D, undertaker.
Marvin H P, carpenter.
Maxwell W M, harnessmaker.
Mitchell W L, grocer.
Ober RR, physician.
Palmer R B, physician.
Phillips Marsh, wagonmaker.
Rodgers A, General Store and R R and Ex Agt.
Shafer J L, carpenter.
Shafer J W, barber. Snyder D P, wagonmaker.
Stevenson Anna, milliner.
IDEWILD. Established in 1881, is the location of 1 farm house in Scott
C. BRADFORD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Especial attention paid to complicated and difficult cases, Reis- sues, Interferences, etc. References given if desired. noCall or write for information. (See adv.)
HERCULES POWDER
C. H. JENNE, Agent, 291/2 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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township, Harrison county, 8 miles south- west of Corydon, the county seat, and 5 east of Leavenworth, the place of shipment. Daily stage to Corydon. Annie Bruner, postmaster.
IJAMSVILLE. Locally known as Laketon, contains a population of 250, and is located on E. R. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, in Pleasant township, Wabash county, 11 miles north of Wabash, the county seat. Nearest bank at North Man- chester. Eel River furnishes power to drive 1 flour mill. Grain, live stock and lumber are exported. Pacific Ex., W. U .: Tel. E. T. Green, postmastere. Duneber P, blacksmith.
Greene E T, General Store. Harter George, shingle manufacturer. Smith John E, R R and ex agt. Strouer Jacob, flour mill. Van Buskirk James, saw mill. Williamson H, brickmaker.
INDEPENDENCE. Is a thrifty village of 500 inhabitants, located on the Wabash river, in Warren township and county, 7 miles northeast of Williamsport, the county seat, and 6 northeast of Attica, the location of nearest bank. Riverside, 2 miles east, on the W., St. L. & P. R'y., is the shipping station. Methodist and United Brethern churches are sustained. Daily stage to Green Hill and Williams- port. Newlin H. Yount, postmaster. Brown William, wagonmaker.
Burr J R, hotel and tanner.
Calton M M, blacksmith.
Clawson John B, General Store. Colyer Isaac, flour mill.
Lank R B, general store. McClatchy Jasper, saw mill.
McFerren J, drugs.
Milton W M, saloon.
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