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Seal J N, physician.
Wilson & Johnson, tile mnfrs.
Young J S, carpenter.
HADLEY. 24 miles west of Indi- anapolis, is a village of 80 inhabitants, lo- cated on the I & St L R. R, in Marion township, Hendricks county. Danville, 5 miles east, is the county seat and banking town. Live stock, wheat and lumber are shipped, and a Friends church supported. Ex, Am. Charles Holmes, postmaster. Christie T.J & Co, cheese mnfrs. Crews F M Rev ( Baptist).
Deatherage G B, blacksmith.
Hadley David Rev (Friends).
Henley W P, hardware.
Holmes Charles, General Store,
Railroad and Express Agent.
Johnson Joseph, blacksmith. Smith R C, carpenter. Soats David & Sons, carpenters.
Wheeler A L, flour mill.
White & Co, saw mill.
Wood S H, carpenter.
HAGEMAN. Settled in 1874, is a village possessed of 500 inhabitants, located at crossing of M C and L S & M'S R Rs, in Westchester township, Porter county, 11 miles north of Valparaiso, the county seat and banking town. 1 Methodist church is sustained. Brick comprise its principal shipments. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. Henry Dabbert, postmaster.
Brouson Edward, justice.
Brown L, carpenter.
Chicago & Philadelphia Pressed Brick Co, brick mnfrs.
Chitten Wm, brick mnfr.
Dabbert Henry, General Store.
Davis W, barber.
Eckland Frederick, hotel.
Enchliff & Owens, brick mnfrs. Goetzalmann Frederick, saloon.
Gondring John, justice of the peace.
Hagefman Henry, real estate agt.
Howe John E Mrs, dressmkr and milliner. Hughart David, meat market.
Jones E J, physician.
Long David, saloon.
Molding T, brick mnfr.
Pillman Bros, general store.
SOLDIERS
or their heirs should have their rights investigated by W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, . 42 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., who has had 22 years experience Correspondence solicited.
PATENTS bring in MONEY to Inventors, Fortunes in little inventions ; If you have invented anything come and see me, Delays are often dangerous.
CHARLES P. JACOBS, Patent Solicitor, 36 North Delaware Street. - INDIANAPOLIS, INI).
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Sindahl G, blacksmith.
Trover Charles, shoemkr.
Whetten A E, R R and ex agt.
HAGERSTOWN. Is located at junction of W W V and C St L & PR R's in Jefferson township, Wayne county, 16 miles northwest of Richmond court house and 54 east of Indianapolis. This is a pleasant town of 1,000 inhabitants, and has Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian and Disciple churches, graded school, 3 hotels, 1 bank and a weekly newspaper - Exponent. The industries in manufacture include 6 flour mills,'stave factory, 4 saw mills, 2 cooper shops and 1 planing mill. Grain and live stock are the principal shipments from this station. Adams Ex. W U Tel. Alexander C Walker, postmaster.
Allen John B, drugs.
Anderson Silas, barber.
Backenstoce Charles, stoves and tinware.
Baldridge Frank, broker.
Baldwin & James, milliners.
Barr, Harris & McConnaughley, carriage mnfrs.
Beck, Stonebraker & Co, corn mill and grain.
Blount Cyrus N, physician.
Bohrer James T, harnessmkr.
Bowman Edward, grocer.
Boyd L, dentist.
Brown Bros, flour mill, 4 miles n.
Buchanan Clarissa, propr Buchanan House. Commercial Bank, B F Mason, pres ; John Bowman, cash.
Conrad Wm, furniture.
Davis John, jeweler.
Davis Wm T, blacksmith.
Day Harvey J, grocer and propr Hagers- town Exponent and Wayne Farmer.
Deardoff Peter, saw mill, 3 miles n w. Dilling & Thurston, drugs.
Dolley Wm M, grocer.
Flunk & Plummer, carriagemkrs.
Ford Charles C, livery.
Fox Jesse, undertaker.
Foyst Commodor P, Saloon.
Fritz Rudolph, saloon. Funk Jane, milliner.
Gamster & Reid, meats.
Gebhart Wm, hardware.
Geisler John C, cooper and stave factory. Hagerstown Exponent, Harvey J Day, propr.
Hawkins James A, dentist.
Hindman Wm H, propr Hindman House. James John F, grocer. Jenks Frederick K, jeweler.
Jewett & Smith, blacksmiths.
Johnston Oscar, agt P C & St L & WW V R Rs. Knapp Charles T, stone and cement. Kordel Adiahi, stone yard.
Legg Charles M, baker.
Lontz Samuel, grocer and Am Ex.
Lontz Willimina M, dressmkr.
Mason Benjamin F, lawyer.
Matthews H & Son, grain.
Newcom Frank G, flour mill, 13 miles n.
Newcom House, Caroline Newcom, Propr.
Parsons George, meat market.
Pierce & Porter, hardware.
Pitman Wm H, shoes.
Porter & Hughes, dry goods, etc.
Potter Wm, grocer.
Presbaugh Henry, shoes.
Replogle & Hawkins, insurance.
Rogers Walter, drugs and groceries.
Rudy Emory C, cigar mnfr.
Rudy & Knode, insurance.
Savoy Belle, milliner.
Savoy Greenfield, shoemkr.
Slifer Mary K, milliner.
Smith David S, furniture.
Smith Francis, sewing machines.
Specker, Buddeke & Co, dry goods.
Starr & Co, grocers.
Stoltz Frederick, cooper.
Stonebraker & Mason, dry goods.
Shively & Son, hardware.
Thurston Bros, physicians.
Ulrich & Ulrich, flour mill, 1mile'w. Walker Alexander C, stationer.
Wallick Josephus, photographer.
Waltz Wm, saw mill, 4 miles n.
Wayne Farmer, Harvey J Day, propr.
Wedekind Theodore, wagonmkr.
Wegner George, barber.
Werking & Co, saw and planing mill.
Williams John T, harnessmkr.
Williams Thomas N, shoes.
Wimmer Marble Works,marble and granite.
HALEYSBURGH. A country post- office located in Jefferson township, Wash- ington county, 12 miles northwest of Salem, the county seat, banking town and ship- ping station, on the L N A & C Ry. Popu- Îation 45. Benjamin D Haley, postmaster. Haley E R & Bro, saw and flour mill.
Haley Henry J, blacksmith.
Haley James E, general store.
Haley Luke W, wagonmkr.
Reynolds James, live stock.
Underwood John W, hotel.
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HALL. Is a post village of 125 in- habitants, located in Gregg township, Mor- gan county, 12 miles northwest of Martins- ville, the county seat, banking town and usual place of shipment. It has a Chris- tian church, and ships grain, live stock and produce. James H Brown, postmaster. Allison J W, live stock.
Brown A C, justice of the peace.
Brown James H, General Store.
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Brown O H, livery. Cornwell & Rawe, blacksmiths. Cox & Wilhite, flour mill. Devley Z, restaurant.
Doty J W, cooper.
Jones Howard C, physician. Long Joseph A, insurance agt. Mcclellan Wm, saw mill. Pruitt & McMorris, drugs and produce. Seaton Groff W, physician. Wilhite T J, shoe and harnessmkr.
HALLS CORNERS. Known also as Hall, is a post village of 50 inhabitants, located in Springfield township, Allen county, 18 miles northeast of Fort Wayne court house. Hicksville, O, distant 6 miles on the B & O R R, is the shipping depot and banking place. Franklin Rupert, post- master.
Blackburn, Leroy & Leonard, tile mnfrs. Fansler Isaah, saw mill.
Ringwalt W H, tile and brickmkr. Rupert Franklin, General Store. Simmons Randy, live stock.
Wann George, blacksmith.
HALO. Pierce township, Washington county, with 40 inhabitants, is a post vil- lage located 7 miles south of Salem, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach. Its requirements are a black- smith and general store. Milton Wheasler. postmaster.
Alexander C P, blacksmith.
Alexander W F, sorghum mnfr. Bradshaw A E, physician.
Green W S, lumber. Johnson C F, justice of the peace. Markland Milton G, carpenter. Rickard Isaac C, carpenter. Rudder & Son, saw and flour mill. Spurgeon D, saw mill.
HAMBURGH. This is a German settlement of 75 inhabitants, located in Salt Creek township, Franklin county, 18 miles southwest of Brookville, the county seat and banking town. Batesville, 8 miles south on the C I St L & C R R, is the near- est rail approach. Wm Dwenger, postmas- ter.
Bramlage Lewis, saw mill.
Dwenger Win & Co, hotel, grain and live stock and general store.
Holtel John, carpenter. Macke J H, cooper. Nobbe Frederick, carpenter. Nobbe F C, carpenter.
Recke John, blacksmith. Seibel Henry, general store. Suesche Joseph, carpenter.
Weimer George, blacksmith. Weimer Nicholas, carpenter.
HAMILTON. Contains 140 inhab- itants, in Otsego township, Steuben county, and is located 10 miles southeast of Angola, the county seat, 6 southeast of Pleasant Lake, on Ft W & J R R, and 8 north of Butler, on L S & M S and E R Div W St L & P'R Rs. Either of last named places are shipping points for this village. Near- est bank at Butler. J W Thomas, post- master.
Andrews H A, hotel.
Beache T A, hardware.
Brown D E, physician.
Cameron J F, physician.
Duck Simpson, General Store. Farley Frank, blacksmith.
Farnan G R, hardware.
Kelly H B, wagonmkr.
Miller A, carpenter.
Schofield Samuel, physician.
Sewell A P, flour mill. Sweet H, saw mill and cigar mnfr.
Swift Ora, grocer.
Wiler Joseph, blacksmith.
Zeigler J B, harnessmkr.
HAMLET. With 150 inhabitants, is located on the P Ft W & C Ry, in Davis township, Starke county, 7 miles north of Knox, the county seat and banking town. Ships hay and live stock. Daily stage to Knox; fare, 75 cents. Ex, Adams. Wm G McCormick, postmaster.
Burson A H, drugs. Etter Wm, R R agt. Ferch John, blacksmith.
Flowers F G, shoemkr.
Hardesty H, general store and hotel.
Hubartt J A, blacksmith.
Kess F, justice.
McCormick John T, General Store.
McCormick W G, Insurance and Express Agent, and Notary Public. Smith A W, wagonmkr. Taylor Eliza, hotel.
Taylor J A, saw mill.
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HAMMOND. With 1,000 inhabit- ants, is a thrifty village located on the M C R R, in North township, Lake county, 20 miles northwest of Crown Point, the county seat. Chicago is the location of nearest bank. Ex, Am. M M Towle, postmaster.
Blume L, general store.
Forsyth D W, physician. Hammond G H & Co, dressed beef. Hammond Times (weekly). Hammond Tribune (weekly).
Miller F, General Store.
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Nagle C, saloon. Smith J B Mrs, milliner. Smith J B & Co, general store. Sommers George, saloon. Topper E H, grocer.
Towle MM, General Store, Hotel and Saw, Flour and Planing Mill.
Towle & Smith, general store.
Towle & Toothill, sausage casings.
HAMRICK. 44 miles southwest of Indianapolis, on the St L V TH & IR R, is a small place containing 25 people, lo- cated in Washington township, Putnam county, 5 miles southwest of Greencastle court house. L M Mercer, postmaster. Houck D, live stock.
Houck Henry, live stock.
Mercer L M, General Store and Rail- road Agent. Smith C D, general store. Stoner Bros, live stock.
HANCOCK. Blue River township, Harrison county, is located in northeast corner of the county, 15 miles north of Cory- don court house, and 23 northwest of New Albany, the most available shipping point, contains district school, Methodist church, and 35 inhabitants. Jacob A Horner, post- master.
Horner Jacob A, General Store. Riesler Elias, blacksmith.
HANEY'S CORNER. Is the lo- cation of 40 persons in Shelby township, Ripley county, 10 miles south of Versailles court house. Madison, the location of nearest bank and usual place of shipment, is 16 miles south. 1 Methodist church is sustained. Thomas Kirk, postmaster.
Kirk Thomas, General Store. McMullen M H, blacksmith. Myers F N, insurance agt. Robinson T B, wagonmkr.
HANFIELD. Was established a postoffice in 1881, and is located on the T D & BR R, in Washington township, Grant county, 6 miles north of Marion, the county seat and banking town, with a population of 25. The village ships corn, lumber and produce. Joseph Bevard, postmaster. Arnold S E, R Ragt.
Arnold & Co, General Store. Beckner & Rice, tile mnfrs. Bevard & Massey, general store. Floyd J H, saw mill. Harrell Eliza, blacksmith. Line & Bro, carpenters. Ludlum & Sons, tile mnfrs.
HANNA. Is located on line P Ft W & C Ry, in Hanna township, Laporte coun-
ty, 16 miles south of Laporte court house, 15 east of Valparaiso, the location of near- est bank. Hay, grain and produce comprise its exports. Population 200. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. Julius Keil, postmaster.
Boyd T, blacksmith.
Cowden Bros & Hoppe, flour mill.
Denison G S, general store.
Denison & Snyder, general store.
Frechette C, blacksmith.
Freed DO, R R and ex agt.
Green J W, hotel.
Greiner David, saloon. Keil Julius, General Store.
Keil J T, general store.
LaClair J, shoemkr.
Phipps J H, hotel.
Smith A M, physician.
Spahr E N, physician.
West W H, justice of the peace.
HANOVER. 1 mile from the Ohio river, in township of same name, Jefferson county, is a thrifty village of 400 inhabit- ants, located 6 miles southwest of Madison, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach. Daily stage to Madison ; fare, 35 cents; and Lexington, fare! 75 cents. R A Bain, postmaster.
Bain R A, Justice.
Brandt F J, confectioner.
Brengle J S, physician.
Clemmons J D & Bro, general store.
Hanover College. Harris James A, blacksmith.
Jackson H P Rev (Presbyterian). Kunkle John, blacksmith. Leonhard J, wagonmkr.
Rankin W T, General Store.
Seitz H, boots and shoes.
Woolley John, general store.
HANOVER CENTRE. Is the location of 250 persons in Hanover town- ship, Lake county, 7 miles southwest of Crown Point, the county seat and banking town. Creston, distant 1} miles, on the L NA & CR R, is the place of shipment. Stage to Crown Point tri-weekly ; fare 75 cents. Frank Massoth, postmaster. Becker Peter, gunsmith.
Geison Nicholas, handle mnfr.
Hunter Robert, hotel.
Massoth Frank, General Store.
Meyers Stephen, hotel and saloon.
Russell Orlando, flour and saw mill.
Shela Henry, hotel.
Shuetz Frank, blacksmith.
Shillo John A, blacksmith.
Stenerer C Rev (Catholic).
Van Borstel A, hotel.
HARDINSBURGH. On tri- weekly stage route from Paoli to New Al-
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any, is a pleasant village of 175 inhabit- ants, located in Posey township, Washing -. ton county, 18 miles southwest of Salem, the county seat and banking town, and 28 northwest of New Albany, the place of shipment. J S McPheeters, postmaster. Barnett J T, physician and confectioner. Barnettt M, blacksmith.
Bosley M S, Physician. Bullington C E, wagonmkr.
Bullington Daniel, cooper.
Cook George W, carpenter.
Cook S B, wagonmkr. Cravens James A, flour mill.
Crotts David, agrl implements.
Ellis S G. live stock.
Hon G W, physician.
Kern Charles, blacksmith.
King Polly Mrs, hotel.
Lapping W J, general store.
McIntosh S E, general store and agrl im- plements.
Mack Andrew, shoemkr.
Maxedon Robert, physician and hotel.
Schoonover Wm S, physician. Scwarts S A, harnessmkr.
Suddarth Green, carpenter. Wellman Isom, cabinetmkr. Wellman J D, lawyer.
HARLAN. Formerly called Mays- ville, is a thrifty village of 487 inhabitants located . in Springfield township, Allen county, 15 miles northwest of Fort Wayne, the county seat, banking town and usual place of shipment. Tri-weekly stage to Fort Wayne. William I Hayes, postmas- ter.
Bickhart Isaac, saw and planing mill.
Brown George, blacksmith.
Cosgrove F K, druggist.
Cromer L, carpenter.
Derby Wm R, harnessmkr.
Eckles, Small & Co, Flour Mill.
Eninger Samuel, general store. Frederickson C, painter.
Freidt Jacob, justice of the peace.
Hayes William I, Hardware.
James George, baker and confectioner. James Wm, carpenter.
Lopshire & Son, wagonmkrs.
Luce B E, meat market.
Mack J G, shoemkr.
Main H, general store.
Maxfield Henry, stone mason.
Minnick Oliver, stoves and tinware. Mitchell George, carpenter.
Omo J H, physician and drugs.
Page Wm, blacksmith.
Reichelfelder William A, Gen- eral Store. Shaffer S C, grocer. Shirley H, painter. Shutts J M, physician and drugs.
Staar C A, hotel.
Starr C W, carpenter.
Stopher J S, wagonmkr.
Stopher & Cummins, saw mill.
Swain H Mrs, milliner.
Swift C F, physician.
Troxler Wm, hotel.
Umstead Albert, harnessmkr.
Wait George, saloon.
Weaver James G, blacksmith.
Webb G G, jeweler and photographer.
Webb Joseph, gunsmith and shoemkr.
HARLANSBURGH. A farmers' postoffice, located in Polk township, Hunt- ington county, 63 miles southwest of Hunt- ington, the county seat, banking town and shipping station. Population 20. Tri- weekly stage to Huntington; fare, 30 cents. O N Snider, postmaster.
Fair H K, blacksmith.
Harlan & Bros, saw mill.
Shell D B, saw mill.
Snider O N, general store.
HARMONY. This coal mining vil- lage of 900 inhabitants, is located on the St L V TH & I R R, in Van Buren town- ship, Clay county, 3 miles east of Brazil court house, 18 east of Terre Haute, and 54 west of Indianapolis. During 1881 this station shipped 125,000 tons of coal, taken from mines in and around the village. Among the recent improvements here are 2 brick store buildings and a handsome Meth- odist church. Am Ex. W U Tel. Sidney Monk, postmaster.
Adamson George W, general store.
Adamson J W, blacksmith.
Altman George, meat market.
Anderson J Q, wagonmkr.
Ax Ira, grocer.
Bayer Frederick, saloon,
Boothe T M, saloon.
Boyd James N, druggist. Brown Bros, Flour Mill.
Crooks Joseph, druggist.
Crooks R J, meat market.
Evans Sue, milliner.
Evans Wm, hotel and livery. Ferguson C G, General Store.
Ferguson Wm B, notary public. Finley G W, physician.
Harkleroad John, carpenter.
Hixon James, confectioner.
Jones & Co, grocers. Kilman J M, justice.
Marks Lizzie, milliner.
Maurer W F, shoemkr.
Monk Sidney, Grocer and Insurance Agent.
Orr N M, meat market.
Plott Frank J, R R and ex agt. Preston H Mrs, hotel.
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Readley Frank, barber. Sackett George, saloon. Siddons J O, physician. Smythe & Terry, druggists and notary. Stevens Coal & Mining Co, coal miners. Stevens John L, General Store. Stewart F D, carpenter. Strong S, carpenter. Thomas Thomas, furniture and hardware. Tully A F, physician. Vickroy James M, carpenter. Zeller & McCllellan, coal miners. Zeller & Ziegler, General Store.
HARPER. Is a rural postoffice and station on V G & R Br C I St L & CRR, located in Sand Creek township, Decatur county, 16 miles south of Greensburgh, the county seat and banking town. Am Ex. G W Avery, postmaster. Anderson J W, blacksmith.
Avery G W, Postmaster. Elliott & Sons, lumber.
Harper J S, RR and ex agt, and general store.
HARRELL. A recently established rural postoffice, located on the Ohio river, in Saluda township, Jefferson county, 11 miles south of Madison, the county seat. Tri-weekly stage to Lexington. This place has a landing on the river, from which it ships hay, corn, tobacco and live stock. A DeHarrell, postmaster. Forward H C, tobacco. Lawson R C, grocer. Lee & Bro, general store. Mount Julius, live stock. Newman E P, painter. Nickson Wm, grocer. Payne John, grocer. Williamson Charles, grocer. Wilson John, carpenter.
HARRISBURGH. Possessed of 56 inhabitants, is a settlement located in Har- rison township, Fayette county, 4} north- west of Connesville, the county seat and banking town, and nearest rail approach. It has Baptist and Christian churches. Frank T Williams, postmaster. Broaddus W H, dairy ..
Caldwell Enoch, Dairy. Caldwell & Thomas, tile mnfrs. Higham Edward, carpenter. Powell & Caldwell, saw mill. Ray James C, justice of the peace. Tingley W B, physician. Webb Gillett B, blacksmith.
Williams Frank T, General Store.
HARRIS CITY. Is a station on the V G & R Br C I St L & C Ry, located in Sand Creek township, Decatur county, 5g
miles southwest of Greensburgh, the coun- ty seat and banking town. Population 300. Tri-weekly stage to Greensburgh. E H Anderson, postmaster.
Anderson E H & Co, General Store.
Harris B B, stone quarry. Schofield J V, physician.
HARRISON. A country postoffice, located in township, of same name, Dela- ware county, 9 miles northwest of Muncie court house, the shipping station and bank- ing town. Population 40. Isaac Stout, postmaster. Day Dr, physician.
Ricks, Dr, physician.
Stout Isaac, General Store.
HARRISTOWN. A settlement in Salem township, Washington county, lo- cated on the L N A & C Ry, 42 miles east of Salem, the county seat and banking town. It has a population of 60, and ships produce and hay. L NA & C Ex. TB Norris, postmaster.
Daniels M W, blacksmith.
Davis L G, saw and flour mill. Garriott J L, general store.
HARRISVILLE. Is a station and postoffice located in Wayne township, Ran- dolph county, 5} miles east of Win- chester court house and 4 west of Union City, the location of nearest bank. Population 200. Grain and lumber are shipped. U S Ex. B F Albright, post- master. Ackles Wm, grocer.
Davenport D S Rev (Christian). Davenport & Hollinger, undertakers. Fertembaugh John B, carpenter. Fouse L D, huckster.
Hinshaw Cyrus, grocer.
Owen J K, physician and justice. Robeson George, blacksmith.
Scott Miles, insurance agt. Smith & Bros, saw and flour mill.
Whitsel Tobias, painter. . Wirner David, flour mill. Yockey D H, physician.
HARRODSBURGH. This is a thrifty, growing village of 300 inhabitants, located on Clear Creek and the L N A & C Ry, in Clear Creek township, Monroe coun- ty, 12 miles south of Bloomington, the county seat and banking town. Spokes, staves, lumber and live stock are the prin- cipal shipments. Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian churches are sustained. Ex, Am and L N A & C. Tel, W U. Uriah N Pearson, postmaster. Anderson James, barber.
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Bauger & Buchanan, blacksmiths. Brown J W, Grocer. Cander D W, saw mill.
Carmichael & Son, live stock. Carr R W, justice of the peace. Fields Moses, hotel and livery. Findley & Day, saw mill.
Griffin Edward, tailor.
Kinser W P, General Store. Lowder L T, physician.
M Fadden N K, general store. MeLaughlin, C D, physician.
Pearson Uriah N, Stationer.
Pedigo G W & S, furniture.
Rainbolt M A, jeweler.
Rainbolt N G, milliner.
Sears G W, grocer. Simpson John D, physician. Smallwood A T, shoemkr.
Smallwood H T R R agt. Smith George, wagonmkr. Stevenson John M, flour mill.
Urmey J D, Saw Mill.
Wallingford W A, druggist.
Woodward J S, general store.
HARTFORD. With 100 inhabit- ants, is located on Laughery creek, in Un- ion township and county, 7 miles from Rising Sun court house. Aurora, 7 miles northeast, is the shipping station and bank- ing town. One Methodist church is sus- tained. Tri-weekly stage to Aurora; fare 25 cents. F P Ross, postmaster. Anderson Wm H, blacksmith. Ross F P, general store. Spielman J H, grocer. Weaver N, blacksmith. Wilber E A, grocer.
HARTFORD CITY. The county seat of Blackford county is located at cross- ing of C St L & P and Ft W C & L R Rs, 47 miles south of Ft Wayne and 72 north- east of Indianapolis. This place was set- tled in 1839, and now contains 2,000 inhab- itants, 4 churches-Methodist, Presbyte- rian, Lutheran and Catholic -graded school, an opera house, with a seating ca- pacity of 600, 2 hotels and 1 bank. 2 weekly newspapers are issued, the News and Telegram. Hartford City is free from debt and has the following manufactories: 2 saw mills, hub and spoke works, flax mill, brick and tile yard, flour mill and 1 plan- ing mill. The surrounding farming dis- trict has been greatly improved by drain- ing, and is now very productive. Grain, flax and live stock are the principal ship ments. Ex, Am and Adams. Tel, W U. John M Ruckman, postmaster. Abbott Charles W, restaurant. Alexander John, nursery. Barnes Wm N, produce.
Barnhart William I, Hotel and Restaurant.
Bonham & Bonham, lawyers.
Boyd Byram M, grocer.
Brower Mary W. milliner. Brushwiller Edwin W, shoemkr.
Campbell H M & Co, grocers.
Campbell & Ervin, dry goods.
Cantwell & Cantwell, lawyers.
Carroll & Pierce, lawyers.
Chaffee E T, agt Ft W C & LR R.
Citizens' Bank (capital $25,000); H B Smith, pres; E M Stahl, cash.
Clouser Charles A, jeweler.
Clouser Nelson D, physician.
Cooley C R & Sons, baker and flour mill.
Cooley Wm B, manager telephone ex- change.
Coulson Riley J, saloon.
Covault & Peck, jewelers.
Craft Walter, blacksmith. Davisson Henry C, physician.
Dick John U, harnessmkr.
Dowell & Blake, insurance agts.
Drayer Peter, physician.
Edson Lucius O, Proprietor Huff- man House ; also justice of the peace.
Elton Charles A. wagonmkr.
Gable George, hardware.
Gable George & Co, boots and shoes.
Gable Wm H, furniture.
Groves Aaron, blacksmith.
Hartford City News (Weekly),. John M Ruckman, Editor and Proprie- tor.
Hartford City Telegram (weekly), Benja- min A Van Winkle, publr.
Hiatt Oliver H, livery.
Hoover Enos, grocer.
Hubbard Charles H, spoke mnfr.
Huffman House, L O Edson, Pro- prietor.
Huggins Samuel, brick mnfr.
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