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Beaty William H, physician.
Brookshire James, blacksmith.
Bruner & Morrison, general store. Campbell & Parks, stave manufacturers. McGlasham T C, notary public. Meal Bros, general store.
Poling D W, grocer.
Roberts Norman J, shoemaker.
Wade I S & Son, General Store. Woodruff & Jones, blacksmiths and wagon- makers.
NEFF. A country postoffice in Stony Creek township, Randolph county, 15 miles southwest of Winchester, the nearest bank location and county seat. Farmland, 7 miles north, on the C., C., C. & I. R'y, is the shipping point. A. Canfield, postmaster.
Canfield A, Postmaster and General Store. Shaffer Joseph, blacksmith.
NEIL'S CREEK. A village of 25 inhabitants in Graham township, Jefferson county. Madison, 14 miles southeast, is the county seat and banking place. Paris Crossing, a station on the J. Br. O. & M., 33 miles west, is the shipping station. George Shinness, postmaster. Judkins Asa. boiler maker.
Macartney W C, wagonmaker.
Miller Joshua, shoemaker.
Rigle John, carpenter.
Seayrs Emanuel, shoemaker.
Shinness George, Postmaster. Spicer James H, carpenter. Walton William, harnessmaker. Weaver A C, blacksmith.
NELSON. Called also Bloomtown, located in Sugar Creek township, Vigo county, on St. L., V., T. H. & I. R'y., is a village of 90 inhabitants 7 miles west of Terre Haute, the county seat and bank lo- cation. Wheat, corn and timber are ship- ped. Stage route to Terre Haute. John Jacobs, postmaster. Beam Caleb, blacksmith. Goodman M T, justice.
Goodman W W Rev, clergyman.
Jacobs John, Postmaster and Grocer. Morrow & Pearson, lumber and staves. Poindexter John, physician.
Shafer O D, tinner.
Tange John, carpenter. Winand John, hotel.
NETTLE CREEK. Well known as Franklin, located in Dalton township, Wayne county, 21 miles northwest of Richmond, the county seat. Hagerstown, 5 miles south on P., C. & St. L. R'y, is the nearest bank location and shipping point. Population, 125. Stage fare to Hagerstown, 25 cents ; to Muncie, 75 cents ; (runs 4 times per week). J. W. Macy, postmaster. Baldwin C, shoemaker.
Billheimer S, furniture.
Dering John, shoemaker.
Hardesty J, physician.
Hockett Z, general store. Julian M P Rev, (Christian).
Macy J W, Postmaster. Markle Jacob, flour mill. Philabaum James, wagonmaker.
Weller Joseph, tile manufacturer.
NEVADA. In Liberty township, Tipton county, on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, 10 miles north of Tipton court house and nearest bank. Ships grain and lumber.
On all matters pertaining to bard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. careful and prompt personal
PATENTS
consult C. BRADFORD, 16 & 18 Hub- All business confidential, and given attention. (See adv.)
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IRON ROOFING
For the BEST and CHEAPEST, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
578 NEV
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NEW
Population, 60. Robert Coate, postmaster. " Brown S W, drugs.
Carmack T J, lumber.
Coate D L & Co, general store.
Coate Robert, Postmaster.
Reeder J B, insurance agt.
Ricketts Marcus, saw mill and R R agt. Riley J C, general store.
NEVADA MILLS. Known locally as Nevada, is in Jamestown township, Steuben county, 11 miles northwest of An- gola, the county seat, shipping and bank- ing point. Population, 75. Tri-weekly stage route to Angola. Maria Neutz, post- master.
Anderson & Co, saw and flour mill. Neutz F, General Store.
Neutz Maria, Postmaster.
NEW ALBANY. The second town in population and commerce on the Ohio river, is the county seat of Floyd county. It is distant from Indianapolis 110, from Chicago 344, and from Cincinnati 128 miles. The city is nearly opposite Louis- ville, Ky., with which it has hourly con- nection, both by rail and boat, thus giving it all the transportation facilities enjoyed by the latter place, which, together with the Ohio river boats, L., N. A. & C., J., M. & I., and L., E. & St. L. R'ys, give it unex- celled advantages for cheap transportation. It was laid out as early as 1813, and is to-day for its size one of the most important man- ufacturing towns in Indiana, giving em- ployment to over 4,000 hands, the De- Pauw American Plate Glass Works alone employing over 1,000, and this, with sev- eral other mills, factories, etc., engaged in the manufacture of furniture, forgings, railroad iron, leather, woolen goods, cotton batting, brick, hosiery, castings, cooperage, oil stoves, boilers, engines, carriage wood stock, handles, boats, beer, stoves, brass goods, flour, boots and shoes, edge tools, fer- tilizers, lumber, spokes, carriages, glue, queensware, iron fence, sash, doors, blinds, tobacco boxes, car axles and pumps, com- prise the manufacturing industries of the city. Its educational and religious advan- tages are unexcelled and comprise churches of nearly all denominations, excellent graded and high schools, the New Albany Business College, and the DePauw College for Young Women. The last mentioned is a meritorious institution well con- ducted, and rapidly growing in favor, hav- ing increased the membership of students 100 per cent. during the last year, and extended the course of study two years. The city has a population of 17,500, carries a bonded debt of $393,809, is well lighted
by gas, has excellent water works, an effi- cient and well equipped fire department, several miles of street railway, substantial county buildings, fine business blocks, and many handsome residences. It supports 5 banks-1 private and 4 national-a good opera house, city hall, and several hotels. The press is represented by the Ledger (daily and weekly ), Public Press, Herald, Review, and Deutsche Zeitung (weekly), and the Das Echo Der Gegenwart and der Zeilgeist (semi-month- ly). New Albany has every facility for manufacture in the way of cheap transpor- tation and fuel, and its location is unex- celled. It has Adams and L., N. A. & C. Ex. and W. U. Tel. offices. Madison M. Hurley, postmaster
Adams Express Company, John Harbeson, agt, Opera House Building.
Adolph Adam, merchant tailor, 30 Lower Market.
Adrian Emma J Mrs, music teacher, Up- per Market nr 3d.
Albert John, produce, 17 E Market.
Albertson James, grocer, cor Market and Lower 1st.
Alexander Stephen J sr, physician, 90 E Main.
Alexander Stephen J, druggist, 406 E Main. Allison William E, merchant tailor, 61 Pearl.
American Foundry ; W C DePauw, prest ;
George L Danforth, vice-prest ; Albert Trinler, manager ; Water bet Lower 5th and 7th.
Armstrong Wesley, general store, cor Upper 3d and Market.
Ast Nicholas, saloon, 182 Main.
Austin Thomas E, druggist, cor Main and Park Place.
Axline David C, carriage manufacturer, 69 Upper 3d.
Bach Henry W, cigars and tobacco, 68 E Main.
Bader Jacob, saloon, cor 10th and Upper Market.
Baer John, dry goods, 103 Pearl.
Baker John F, cigar manufacturer, 6 E Main.
Baker William B, cigars and tobacco, cor Main and Bank. .
Baldwin Thomas, grocer, cor Lower 2d and Main.
Baner Anthony, notions, 15 Lower Market. Banes William & James T, carpenters, cor 9th and Upper Market.
Bareford Mary Mrs, milliner, 67 Pearl.
Barke T & Son, boots and shoes, 34 E Main.
Barth A & Co, tanners, cor Upper 10th and Water.
Bartliner Sallie Mrs, dressmaker, 72 Low- er Ist.
James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1812 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.
E. G. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Quality Warranted Un- excelled in CIRCULAR AND CROSS-CUT SAWS.
NEW AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NEW 579
CRUMBO & MELCHER,
DEALERS AND CONTRACTORS IN SAWED AND ROUGH
STONE
Ornamental and Plain Fronts, Window Sills, Door Sills, Steps, Caps, Flagging, Platforms, Cistern Tops, Curbing, Posts, Etc. Designs furnished on application.
BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY.
Stone Yard and Marble Works, Pearl St., opp. L. N A. & C. freight depot. NEW ALBANY, IND.
JAS. N. PAYTON. F. MCH. PAYTON.
PAYTON HOUSE,
WITH WAGON AND FEED STABLES ATTACHED.
:0: Accommodations at all hours, day or night, at lowest rates. Special attention to the feeding of stock, etc. Ladies entrance, 77 Seventh Street.
Nos. 178, 180 and 184 Lower Seventh and Main Sts., New Albany, Ind.
GEO. HELFRICH, SR.,
-Dealer in all kinds of-
Building Lumber,
SHINGLES, LATHS,
DOORS, SASH & BLINDS, Office and Yard, Cor. Upper Fifth and Oak, NEW ALBANY, IND.
CITY BREWERY!
PAUL REISING, Proprietor.
Cor. Spring and Lower Fourth Sts.
NEW ALBANY, IND. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
SHOW CASES WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Oysters Shipped in Large or Small Quantities, -BY UNION OYSTER CO.,-
J. S. KELLER, Manager.
40 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
580 NEW. INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NEW
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Bassett, Burney & Vance, publishers Re- view, Spring w of Pearl.
Beck George W & Son, edge tool manufac- turers, cor Upper 3d and Market.
Beddow Thomas, saloon, cor Main and State.
Bender Henry, books, 72 E Main.
Bentley Alfred W, insurance, cor Main and State.
Bently William R, carpets, 32 E Main.
Bernstein Jacob, variety store, s s Market nr Pearl.
Best Jacob, cigar manufacturer, 37 Upper 6th.
Bettmann Charles, grocer, 397 Upper Mar- ket.
Bettmann John G, florist, 424 E Main.
Beust Bernhard, druggist, Upper Market bet 13th and 14th.
Beust Max, druggist, cor 15th and Spring. Biel Charles H, meats, cor Market and Washington.
Bir Louis, grocer, 343 Upper Spring.
Bir Sylvester, grocer, cor 10th and Upper Market.
Bizot August A, clothing, 77 Pearl.
Blunk Edward W, sale stable, 104 Pearl.
Blust George, blacksmith, Corydon pike.
Blust Mary Mrs, grocer, 48 Main.
Blust William T, huckster, cor 9th and Lower Main.
Board Joseph, furniture, 81 Upper Market. Bohl Charles W, barber, 93 Upper Market. Boland Michael, saloon, Sycamore e of 15th. Bonefer Andrew, wagonmaker, State nr Monroe.
Bonner Joseph W, rags, Pearl nr Spring. Borgerding Fred, grocer, Lower Albany.
Bossle Henry, shoemaker, 260 Upper Mar- ket.
Bott Anton, saloon, 18 Upper Market. Bott Henry, stock yard, State nr Ealy.
Bourquin & Co, wholesale notions, 64 Pearl. Bowen Charles, grocer, 118 Lower Market. Bowman Charles, physician, 119 Upper 3d. Bowman David F, cotton batting manufac- turer, State s of Main.
Bracher Charles, notions, cor Elm and Vin- cennes.
Bradford Charles H, jeweler, 93 Pearl.
Bradley A & Co, flour mill, cor State and Elm.
Brasher Samira Mrs, dressmaker, cor Spring and Upper 4th.
Braunbeck Joseph, saloon, cor Market and Vincennes.
Breetz Charles H, grocer, Market bet Bank and 3d.
Brewer J C & Son, dry goods, 75 Pearl. Briggs John S, hardware, 65 State.
Brigham Reeder S, oculist and aurist, s w cor Upper 3d and Main.
Broeker Bros, general store, cor Main and Lower 8th.
Brothers James .F, agricultural implements, 140 State.
Brown Charles C, merchant tailor, cor Up- per 3d and Market.
Brown Conrad, physician, 33 Bank.
Brown Gerhard, baker, 124 Upper Market. Brown James, marble works, 96 State.
Brown Jesse J, prest First National Bank, cor Main and Bank.
Brown William & Son, Agri- cultural Implements, Engines, Lime and Cement; Agts South Bend Chilled Plow ; 39 State.
Buche Frederick, shoemaker, State n of Monroe.
Buche John, saloon, 78 Pearl.
Buchheit Barbara Mrs, brewery, cor Upper 10th and Market.
Buchheit John B, grocer, cor 8th and Upper Oak.
Burd Jeremiah W, painter, Upper 9th nr Market.
Burk Robert E, sewing machines, 9 E Main.
Burk R E & Co, insurance agts, 9 E Main. Burney William A, physician, Spring w of Pearl.
Cadwalader T & J, general store, 53 State. Cain Charles, notions, cor Main and Lower 2d.
Cannon George H, physician, 404 E Main. Cannon Greenbury H, physician, Market nr Bank.
Cardwell George B, lawyer, 103 Pearl. Carpenter David W, saloon, 68 Pearl.
Carpenter Frank, barber, 185 Pearl.
Carpenter Frank & Bro, barbers, 100 Pearl.
Carpenter House, cor Lower 1st and Main.
Carpenter Joseph, barber, cor State and Oak.
Carpenter Robert, barber, 122 State.
Carter James C, barber, 85 Main.
Carter & Tartarat, spoke manufacturers, n end Pearl.
Castiau Edward, New York Ex- change Saloon and Restaurant; meals at all hours, 63 Pearl.
Cavin James O, grocer, Water nr Upper 5th.
Central Hotel, William D Curtis, propr, s w cor Market and Bank.
Cerf Francis Mrs, milliner, 57 Upper Mar- ket.
Cerf Ida Miss, milliner, 11 Lower Market. City Brewery, Paul Reising, Propr, cor Spring and Lower 4th. (See adv.)
Clapp William A, physician, 11 E Main. Clemensen & Co, carpenters, cor Pearl and Elm.
Cline Benjamin F, lumber, upper Market bet 7th and 8th.
W. H. CORBALEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (48 Vance Block), Collecta Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, Pay, Bounty, Land Warrants, Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims. Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.
DE PAUW COLLEGE CZFORD YOUNG WOMEN.
DE PAUW COLLEGE
In the Cause of Higher Education for Young Women, this College is now better prepared than ever to guarantee satisfaction in every particular. The attendance this present year is one hundred per cent. better than last year, and the required Course of Study is equal in every respect to that of any of the best Colleges of the country. There are two Regular Courses of Study- Classical and Scientific-besides the specialties found in the
MUSIC SCHOOL AND ART SCHOOL
AND IN THE NORMAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS.
** ALSO, A SPECIAL TEACHER IN ELOCUTION .*
Fall Term Begins September 6th, 1882.
HON. W. C. DEPAUW, Pres't Board of Trustees. HON. A. DOWLING, Sec'y Board of Trustees. REV. F. A. FRIEDLEY, A. M., Pres't of Faculty. MRS. A. E. MCCLELLAND, Dean of Instrumental Music School.
MISS MARY WATKINS, Teacher of Vocal Music. SUE M. FUNK, Teacher, Art School.
ADELIA WOODRUFF, Teacher of Belles Lettres
66 PHILA LONG, Teacher of Mathematics.
KATE GARST, Teacher in Preparatory School.
Terms the Most Reasonable.
For full information and Catalogue, address
the President,
F. A. FRIEDLEY, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
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HERCULES POWDER
The Safest High Explosive known. C. H. JENNE, Agent, 291. North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
NEW AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NEW 581
Clynes Ann M Mrs, grocer, cor Upper 4th and Main.
Coleman Jilson J, Supt and Gen- eral Manager, New Albany Street R'y, cor Vincennes and Chartres.
Collins Henry H, boots and shoes, 46 E Main.
Collins John C, grocer, 133 State.
Collins Thomas, justice, Spring w of Pearl. Condiff Mercell D, insurance, 49 E Main. Conger David J, brick manufacturer, Lower 6th s of Main.
Conner James H, druggist, 121 Pearl.
Conner James W jr, publisher Saturday Herald, 121 Pearl.
Connor Fred B, deputy internal revenue collector and insurance, 301 Main.
Conrad & Kamerer, fertilizers and glue manufacturers, cor Green and State.
Copeland George, notions, 258 Upper Mar- ket.
Corbett Fred G, bill poster, Opera House Building.
Craig & Gifford, carpenters, Upper 9th nr Market. Crane John E, crockery, 73 Pearl.
Crawford Thomas B, florist, Chartres nr R R. Crowe John, flour and feed, cor Main and Lower 7th.
Crumbo & Melcher, Stoneyard and Marble Works, Pearl opposite L, N A & C Depot. (See adv.)
Culbertson William S, prest New Albany Water Works, and vice-prest First Na- tional Bank, 49 E Main.
Curl Perry N, grocer, 90 Lower Main. Cutter Mrs, grocer, Charlestown road.
Das Echo der Gegenwart and der Zeitgeist,
F W A Riedel, publisher, Bank nr Spring. Davis P C Mrs, bleachery, cor Market and Lower 3d.
Dawson Benjamin F, grocer, Lower 9th nr Water.
Day Ezekiel R, books, 34 State.
Day Theodore & Son, tanners, cor Upper 4th and Oak.
Day Theodore S, sewing machine supplies, 34 State.
DePauw's American Plate Glass Works, W C DePauw, Propr; N T DePauw, Cashr and Manager ; C W DePauw, Assistant Manager, Water bet 10th and 13th.
DePauw College For Young Women, Francis A Friedley, Prin- cipal, cor Upper 9th and Main. (See adv.) DePauw C W, Assistant Manager DePauw's American Plate Glass Works, Water bet 10th and 13th.
DePauw Newlin T, Cashr and Manager DePauw's American Plate Glass Works, Water bet 10th and 13th.
DePauw Washington C, Propr DePauw's American Plate Glass Works, Water bet 10th and 13th.
Deuser Alois, boots and shoes, 133 Upper Market.
Devol Horatio N, stoves and tinware, 285 Main.
Dieckmann John W, barber, 76 Pearl.
BERRY GWIN. J. W. GWIN.
B. GWIN & SON,
FASHION STABLES,
Cor. Upper Third and Market Streets, NEW ALBANY, IND. AUNDERTAKING IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE BUSINESS.
Albert Hopkins.
Thomas Hopkins. T. & A. HOPKINS,
CHERRY STREET,
NEW ALBANY, IND.
DEALERS IN WOOL AND SUMAC.
THOS. H. CLAPP, Optician and Watchmaker, 93 North Pennsylvania Street,
New-Denison Hotel Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Accurate adjustment of Spectacles. Personal attention to Fine Watch Repairing. Thirty years experi- ence. SATISFACTION ASSURED.
Home Life Ins. Co. Has removed all restrictions upon residence and travel I policies. World-wide best Co. for Agents to work. E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't., Chicago, III.
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Dietz Reinhard, cigars and tobacco, 7 Up- per Market.
Dishman Frank E, oil stone manufacturer, 7, 9 and 11 Lower 2d.
Dotson Elizabeth Mrs, notions, Bank n of Market.
Dowd Michael, grocer, 234 Sycamore.
Dowd Thomas O, grocer, 157 Upper Market.
Dowling Alexander, lawyer, cor Pearl and Market.
Downing Lewis, restaurant, States of Main. Draper Ann E Mrs, notions, cor Bank and Market.
Dwyer Mary, dressmaker, 46 E Main.
Dye Eugene B, grocer, cor 9th and Upper Spring.
Easley Elihu P, physician, 40 Upper Spring. Eckerle Frank, tailor, 70 Bank.
Eckhart Frank H, grocer, cor Washington and Market.
Eckhart Henry J, grocer, cor 8th and Shelby.
Edmondson John W, produce, 98 Pearl.
Ehrhart George, grocer, 399 Upper Spring.
Ekert Bernhard, saloon, Upper Market, nr 10th.
Elgin Joseph L, druggist, 76 E Main.
Embs Henry, grocer, 62 Lower Main.
Endris Anton, saloon, 15 Upper Market.
Endris J Otto, jeweler, 111 Pearl.
Enright Michael C, physician, 12 W Main.
Eppihimer James F, medicated food, State n of Elm.
Epstein B Mrs, clothing, 33 State.
Eschrich John, baker, cor Vincennes and Charlestown road.
Evans John S, sewing machines, cor Main and State.
Fawcett Eph W, ice, 49 E Main.
Fawcett Henry W, coal, cor Pearl and Wa- ter.
Featheringill Merideth, agricultural im- plements, 63 State.
Feilbach George, Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of Cooperage, shop opposite L, N A & C R'y.
Fein Herman H, city marshal, city hall. Fein Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 73 State.
Fein Joseph, grocer, cor Vincennes and Market.
Fein Paul, saloon, 41 Upper Market.
Feiock Casper, saloon, cor Market and State.
Fenger Charles, cigars, cor Upper 7th and Spring.
First National Bank; Capital, $300,000 ; Surplus, $75,000. Jesse J Brown, Prest ; William N Mahon, Cashr; cor Bank and Main.
Fisher Philip, cooper, Cherry w of State.
Fisher Washington M, Propr Merchants' and Farmers' Hotel, cor State and Spring.
Fleischer George, grocer, cor Vincennes and Spring.
Fontaine Cincinnatus H, saloon, 72 Pearl. Force I F & Co, manufacturers carriage wood work and handles, river bank w of 10th.
Forman James H, grocer, 46 Upper Market. Formberg Henry, tailor, 7 W Main.
Franck Maggie Mrs, notions, 96 Upper Market.
Franklin House, cor Oak and Pearl.
Frederick Lafayette, real estate, 289 Main. Friedley Francis A, Principal De Pauw College for Young Women, cor Upper 9th and Main. (See adv.)
Friend Isaac B, doors and blinds, cor Oak and Pearl.
Fronmiller Mathias, merchant tailor, 95 Pearl.
Garey Dumont, druggist, cor 8th and Lower Main.
Gassmann John A, saloon, cor Main and Lower 5th.
Gerst Gottlieb,notions,cor State and Monroe. Gibson House, 118 State.
Godfrey George H, manager W U Tel Co, 7 E Main. .
Goebel F & Co, Wholesale and Re- tail Dealers in Leather and Shoe Find- ings, cor State and Market.
Gohmann Mary Miss, dressmaker, cor Up- per 3d and Market.
Goodbub George F, confectioner, 42 State. Goodbub Jacob, confectioner, 74 Pearl.
Graf L A & Bro, harness, etc, 311 Main.
Graff Francis A, blacksmith, cor Spring and Lower 1st.
Graham John K, nursery, cor Main and Vincennes.
Grandidier John B, shoemaker, 118 Main. Graves Gaius C, grocer, 35 Lower Market. Graybrook Henry B, grocer, 134 State.
Greene Frank C, dentist, 276 Market.
Greene John O, lawyer, State n of Spring. Gregoire John, grocer, w end Main.
Gresham Benjamin W, grocer, cor 11th and Oak.
Grosheider George W, grocer, cor Market and Pearl.
Gruber William E, grocer, cor Main and Lower 4th.
Gunkel Ziprian, saloon, Spring nr 13th.
Gwin B & Son, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable, cor Upper 3d and Market. (See adv.)
Gwinn Josiah & Son, proprs Public Press, 61 Pearl.
Hadfield George, saloon, cor Charlestown and Saline Roads.
Hahn John, general store, 144 Sycamore. Hains J M & Co, flour mills, Main e of Pearl.
Halm Conrad, shoemaker, 76 Bank.
O. S. GILLETTE, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, - - IND. ( Fenders and Raves.
MANUFACTURER OF WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL.
SLEIGH AND BOB RUNNERS, See adv., page 6.
Blank Book Makers !
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Printers, Binders and Blank Book Makers, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts .. Indianapolis.
NEW
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Hammond Wesley G, grocer, 272 Upper Market.
Hankey George H, grocer, w end Main.
Hanlon Thomas, county auditor, court house.
Hannan James, grocer, cor Market and Vincennes.
Hans Lewis, carriage manufacturer, Upper 3d s of Main.
Harbeson James A, grocer, 80 Lower Main. Harbeson John, Agt Adams Ex Company, Opera House Building.
Harmon John, grocer, Corydon Pike.
Harms Bernard, brick manufacturer, e end Spring.
Harrison James G, insurance 9 E Main. Hartley John W, grocer, Lower Market w of State.
Hasenstab John, tailor, cor Market and Pearl.
Hassenmiller Nicholas, wagonmaker,. 391 Upper Market.
Hauss John, grocer, cor Lower 1st and Main.
Haverstick J E, agt J, M & I R'y, foot of State.
Hebel Sophia Mrs, confectioner, cor Lower 1st and Main.
Hedden, Phelps & Co, dry goods, cor State and Market.
Hedden W A & Co, hosiery manufacturers, cor Main and State.
Hegewald Charles & Co, founders, Water e of Pearl.
Heimberger C & Son, photographers, 103 Pearl.
Heimberger Margaret Mrs, notions, cor 9th and Upper Market.
Helfrich Angie Mrs, dressmaker, 191 Upper 8th.
Helfrich George, sr, Building Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Doors, Sash and Blinds, cor 5th and Upper Oak. (See adv.)
Hemmer Charles H, grocer, cor Upper 4th and Oak.
Hendrich Charles G, cigar manufacturer, 355 Upper Market.
Henry Edward G, lawyer, cor State and Pearl.
Herbst Mathias, merchant tailor, 99 Pearl. Herter Jacob, lawyer, 65 State.
Heyd George, general store 384 Upper Market.
Hicks Joseph, saloon, cor Upper 11th and Spring.
Hieb John, Wholesale and Retail Clothier and Merchant Tailor, Dealer in - Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, etc. Particular atten- tion Given to Custom Work, 105 Pearl. Himer Barbara Mrs, grocer, cor 14th and Upper Market.
Hinds & Graham, painters, cor Main and Upper 9th.
Hinkebein Gerhard H, shoemaker, 108 Up- per Market.
Hipple George M, laundry, 165 Pearl.
Hisey William J, lawyer, s e cor Pearl and Market.
Hoffeld Alfred, druggist, cor Market and Upper 4th.
Hoffeld Rudolph C, physician, Oak nr Pearl.
Hoffer Frank, wholesale liquors, 101 Pearl. Hoffmann Alois, coal, 18 State.
Hoffmann Otto, grocer, cor Market and Vincennes.
Hogan Albert, shoemaker, 154 State.
Holland George, shoemaker, 74 Market. Hood George, shoemaker, 103 State.
Hoover Charles L, wholesale druggist, 4 and 6 W Main.
Hopkins T & A, Tanners and Deal- ers in Sumac, Cherry w of State. (See adv.)
Hoppenjon John H, shoemaker, 151 State. Horn John, grocer, 83 Pearl.
Horton Joseph K, second hand goods, 60 Lower Market.
Huckeby Lawrence B, justice, cor State and Market.
Hueston William H, dry goods, 40 E Main. Huncilman Andros, real estate, Spring w of Pearl.
Huncilman Angie Mrs, notions, Upper Spring bet 4th and 5th.
Huncilman & Harbeson, horses and mules, 4th bet Market and Main.
Huncilman & Kirk, stoves, 80 Upper Mar- ket.
Hurley Madison M, postmaster, cor Pearl and Spring.
Hurrle Ludwig, boots and shoes, 80 Pearl.
Hyatt Sarah Mrs, grocer, cor Floyd and Lower 10th.
Israel House, 40 W Main.
Jackson Abner L, grocer, 407 Upper Spring. Jackson Thomas J, lawyer, Spring W of Pearl.
Jackson William B, city clerk, City Hall.
Jackson & Thomas, carriage painters, 135 Pearl.
Jacoby John, grocer, cor Elm and 3d.
James Joseph A, blacksmith, cor State and Elm.
Jeffersonville, Madison and Indianapolis Railway, E W
McKenna, Supt ; H R Dering, General Passenger and Ticket Agt. General Offices, Louisville, Ky. New Albany Depot, Foot of State. J E Haverstick, Agt. (See adv.) Jenks & Haller, saloon, 97 Pearl.
Jenner Sarah Mrs, general store, cor Lower 8th and Main.
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.
BRUSHES
OF ALL KINDS MANUFACTURED BY P. F. BRYCE, 14 and 16 East South Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
584 NEW
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NEW
Johannigman John, confectioner, 116
Lower Main.
Johannigman William, cigar mannfac- turer, 37 Lower Market.
Johnson Elizabeth Mrs, restaurant, foot of State.
Johnson James, carpenter, cor Upper 5th and Spring.
Johnson William C, physician, Bank bet Market and Spring.
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