Hartstown Directory 1879

Hartstown

Hartstown was incorporated as a borough in 1861, and is situated in East Fallowfield township. It contains three churches, viz.: United Presbyterian Rev. H. H. Hervey, pastor; Methodist Episcopal, Rev. R. L. Hick, pastor; and the Zion Church. It has one graded school; also one hotel two grocery stores, one drug and hardware store, one general store, two carriage factories, three blacksmith shops, two livery stables, one harness shop, one tin shop, one cabinet shop, one cooper shop, a steam saw and stave mill, and a steam flouring mill. The State Police Lodge, No. 38, meets here.

Baird, James clerk

Bolay, Fred, laborer

Brown, Wm. cooper

Cedar, James, mail carrier

Collins George

Ellis, B. F. Justice of the Peace

Ellis, E. F. carriage maker

Ewing, Robert R. stock dealer

Ewing, Benoni, farmer

Grace, Eliza, widow

Henry, William, retired

Hervey, H. H. minister

Hotchkiss, Frank, laborer

Hunter, S. E. hotel

Mason, W. Y. tinner

McKay, P. H. blacksmith

Melvin, Andy, painter

Melvin, Leander, blacksmith

Miller, S. K. cabinet maker and postmaster

Miller, Jesse, grocer

Miller, Isaac, saw mill

Moyer, D. B. carriage maker

Moyer, Peter, retired

Murry, W P. carpenter

Murry, H. Q. carpenter

Nevins, Gibson, blacksmith

Nivens, G. B. laborer

Parker, Andrew, laborer

Patton, Joseph, Sr. retired

Patton, Joseph, Jr. merchant

Rogers, G. N. laborer

Russell, Marietta, widow

Russell, Charles, harness maker

Snodgrass, R. A. physician

Thompson, John, laborer

Waid, James H. laborer

Waid, J. N. carpenter

Waid, Wm. laborer

Yates, Frank, druggist

York, Charles, laborer

Directory of Crawford County 1879-80, page 52