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Kirkwood Alexander W., fireman, I. & C. R. R., bds. Ray House.
Kirkwood George, engineer, res. 165 Bates.
Kirkwood John, lab., bds. 38 Lord.
Kirkwood John, millwright, 132 s. Penn- sylvania, res. Fayetteville.
Kirland Catharine Mrs., (wid.) Michael, res. 274 s. Meridian.
Kirn Casper, cabinet-maker, Spiegel, Thoms & Co., 392 e. Michigan. Kirst Augustus, butcher, res. 184 Madi- son av.
Kise Elijah, teamster, res. 388 Indiana av.
Kise John W., teamster, res. 388 Indi- ana av.
Kishner Frederick, salesman, John Fish- back, res. 311 s. Pennsylvania.
Kising Louis, musician, res. Blake, bet. Washington and Market.
Kissell Harriet, (wid.) Jacob W. K., sew- ing, res. 233 n. West.
KISSELL JACOB W.,
saloon, 255 w. Washington, res. 22 s. West.
Kissell J. W. Mrs., milliner and dress- maker, 22 s. West, res. same.
See the immense number of articles mentioned on pages 38 and 150.
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OFFICE OF THE Connecticut Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
EDEN'S BLOCK. See pages 74 & 154.
Kissling John, bar-keeper, 180 South, bds. same.
Kistner Henry, shoe-maker, 127 w. Washington, res. 127 s. Tennessee. Kistner John G., boots and shoes, 83 s. Illinois, res. same.
KITCHEN JOHN M.,
physician and surgeon, Vinton's blk., opp. p. o., res. 147 n. Pennsyl- vania.
Kittle Josiah H., carpenter, res. 87 Co- burn.
Kitzmiller William, engineer, Emerson, Beam & Co., res. 237 w. Market.
Kizer Adam, (Hulter & K.,) w. National rd., opp. Insane Asylum, res. same. Kizer Charles, meat market, 751 n. Illi- nois, res. same.
Kizer Samuel, plasterer, res. 96 s. East. Klare Frederick, saloon-keeper, res. n. w. cor. Union and Race.
Klausner Joseph, moulder, Terra Cotta Works, res. Bluff rd.
Klefker Henry, tailor, 94 e. Washington, res. 53 Harrison.
Klein John G., (Vondergetten & K.,) res. 279 n. Liberty.
Klein M. C., watch-maker, 7 w. Wash- ington, bds. Pyle House, n. Merid- ian.
Klemm Louis, teacher, German English school, bds. 385 n. Pennsylvania.
Kleinsmath William, bar-keeper, Lion Garden, bds. same.
Kline Flora Mrs., milliner, 44 s. Illinois, res. same.
Kline Fred., engineer, res. 154 Huron. Kline Frederick, bar-keeper, n. e. cor. Meridian and McCarty, bds. same. Kline George, (Vondergotten & K., ) 37 s. Illinois, res. 279 n. East.
Kline Jane, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asy- lum, res. Lafayette.
Kline Joseph, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Lafayette.
Kline Joseph, salesman, 67 e. Washing- ton, res. 376 s. Alabama.
Kline Solomon, journeyman carpenter, res. 389 n. West.
Kling John, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asy- ium, res. Palestine, Kosciusko co., Ind.
Klingensmith Israel, (McCord & K.,) bds. 478 n. Tennessee.
KLIGENSMITH JACOB,
commercial broker, room 4, Blake's row, w. Washington, res. 478 n. Tennessee.
Klingensmith John, grocery, 180 W. Washington. bds. same.
Klink Thomas, stone-cutter, res. 299 s. New Jersey.
Klob John, lab., bds. 54 Hosbrook.
Klumpp Frederick, brewer, Meikel's brewery, 215 w. Maryland, res. 202 w. Maryland.
Klusman Fred, messenger, 8 w. Washing- ton, res. 123 e. St. Mary.
Klusman Louis, tailor, res. 123 e. St. Mary.
Knaorzer Michael, lab. res. 218 Union. Knapton James, stone-cutter, res. 458 e. Georgia.
Knapton Thomas, stone-cutter, res. 458 e. Georgia.
Knaur George, gardener, res. e. s. Na- tional rd., w. White river bridge.
Knefler Charles, book-keeper, 64 s. Me- ridian, rooms Yohn's blk.
Knefler Fred, (Hanna & K.,) res. 466 n. Pennsylvania.
Kneip John, carpenter, res. 294 n. Lib- erty.
Knerzer George, (Geis & K.,) 76 s. Dela- ware, res. same.
KNETZER FRANK,
(Buchanan & K.,) res. n. s. Ohio, bet. Noble and Liberty.
Kniffen Margaret, servant, Rev. G. C. Heckman, 331 n. Pennsylvania.
Knight E., boarding house, 124 s. Meri- dian, res. same.
Knight John, (Cottrell & K.,) res. 304 n. Delaware.
Knight J. Newton, (K. & Lloyd,) alley rear 25 w. Washington, res. cor. Ten- nessee and Second.
KNIGHT & LLOYD,
(J. Newton K. & Sam'l. L.,) painters, rear 25 w. Washington.
Knight William, brick-layer, bds. Nagle House.
Knighton Charles J., planing mill, cor. Market and Winston, res. Illinois, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Knipe William, packer, New York store, res. 144 n. Tennessee.
Knippenberg Henry, (E. C. Atkins & Co.,) bds. 132 e. North.
Knippenberg Jacob, clerk, New York store, bds. 132 e. Nortlı.
KNODLE A.,
boots and shoes, 32 e. Washington, res. 8 Indiana av.
See the new Singer's Family Sewing Machines on page vi.
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Knodle George, salesman, 32 e. Wash- ington, res. 80 w. Ohio.
Knoll Samuel, (col.,) barber, n. w. cor. Washington and Pennsylvania, res. n. Pennsylvania, bet. Market and Ohio.
Knoll Samuel, (col.,) servant, 92 n. Penn- sylvania.
Knopf Michael, lab., res. 128 n. Noble.
Knotts N. K., gn painter, 18 s. Meri- dian, res. 289 w. Michigan.
Knowenberger George, tailor, res. 2 Dougherty.
Knox Joseph, lab., res. 272 n. Vermont. Koart Frederick, watchman, Helwig, Rob- erts & Co., res. 475 w. Michigan.
Koch Frederick, clerk, 175 s. Tennessee, bds. same.
Koch Thomas, salesman, Helwig, Rob- erts & Co., res. 16 Lockerbie.
Koehler John, (K. & Laaz,) res. 244 n. Noble.
Koehler & Laaz, (John K. & Jacob L.,) grocers, 247 n. Noble.
Koehne Charles, (H. Lieber & Co.,) 21 n. Pennsylvania, res. n. Delaware, bet. Pratt and St. Joseph.
Koeneger George, saloon-keeper, 338 s. Meridian, res. same.
Koffman Abby, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Lafayette, Tippecanoe co. Ind.
Koffman Benhardd, clerk, 119 s. Illinois, res. Alabama.
Cofman G. Adam, collar-maker, 76 s. Del- aware, res. same.
Kohl Peter, porter, Hume, Adams & Co., 26 and 28 w. Washington, bds. Kolb House.
Kohl Peter, waiter, California House.
Kohn Joseph, clothing, 80 w. Washing- ton, res. same.
Kolb George, brewer, res. 284 e. Louisi- ana.
KOLB LOUIS,
plain and ornamental job turner, 23 e. South, res. 17 e. South.
Kolb William, boarding house, 23 Ken- tucky av.
Kollesh Martin, butcher, 22 Bates House, res. 338 Madison av.
Kolp David H., blacksmith, Root's foun- dry, res. 43 Blake.
Kolsiheik George, brewer, res. 48 Wyo- ming.
Konkel Jacob, collar-maker, James Sul- grove & Son, bds. 451 s. Illinois.
Koontz George W., clerk, p. o., res. 382 n. Tennessee.
Kordlitzty Henry, carpenter, Helwig, Roberts & Co., res. 64 McCarty. Korner Christ, tailor, 328 s. Delaware.
FOR FINE DRESS GOODS,
TrimmIngs and Woolen Goods, GO TO THE
QUAKER STORE.
See page 42.
Kortletzleze Bernard, farmer, res. 64 e. McCarty.
Kortletzleze Makarti, carpenter, res. 64 e. McCarty.
Kosar Anna Maria, midwife, res. 255 s. Pennsylvania.
Kosar John, locksmith, 81 s. Illinois, res. 225 s. Pennsylvania.
Koster Joseph, confectioner, 207 Union. Koster Jos., pastry-cook, Palmer House. Kothe Henry, carpenter, Helwig, Roberts & Co., res. 80 Fort Wayne av.
Kothe William, grocer, 130 n. Davidson, res. same.
Kotpeter Henry, blacksmith, res. 162 Buchanan.
Kott John, lab., res. 284 n. Liberty.
Koune Jacob, carpenter, res. 31 Lord.
Krag Augustus, traveling agt., Hibben, Tarkington & Co., bds. n. Alabama. Krag W. A., salesman, 52 s. Meridian. bds. n. Delaware, bet. Washington and Market.
Krager Henry, brewer, res. 357 s. Illinois. Kramer Andrew, shoe-maker, 175 e. Washington, res. 199 n. Liberty.
Kramer Henry, butcher, 80 Fort Wayne av., res. same.
Kramer Julia, servant, 60 s. Delaware. Kramer William, cabinet-maker, res. 333 s. East.
Krantz William, lab., res. 46 Hosbrook. Krapf Gustavus, (K. & Strothmann,) 176 s. Illinols, res. in rear.
Krapf & Strothmann, (Gustavus K. & William S.,) grocers and produce dealers, 176 s. Illinois.
Krass Fred'k., servant, 415 n. Meridian. Krauger Joseph, cistern builder, res. 267 e. Market.
Kraus Christian, watchman, Spiegel, Thoms & Co., res terminus Indiana av.
Krauss Charles, messenger, Citizens' Na- tional Bank, res. s. Alabama.
Krauss George, clerk, 101 e. Washington, res. 140 n. East.
Krauss Jacob, res. 140 n. East.
Krause R., (Funk, K. & Co.,) res. e. Michigan.
Krauth Elmer, salesman, 14 w. Washing- ton, bds. 27 w. First.
Miller takes a perfect repetition of your face. See page 130.
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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10.000,000.
U. S. EXPRESS COMPANY,
PAID UP CAPITAL, $5,000,000.
Offices, 34 East Washington Street and at Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Three Daily Expresses to New York. Three Daily Expresses to Cincinnati. Three Daily Epresses to Chicago. Three Daily Expresses to St. Louis.
The above Express Companies run to and from Indianapolis on the following roads, viz :
Columbus & Indianapolis Railway, East and South, American Express.
Lafayette & Chicago, North-West, American Express.
Indianapolis & Peru, North-East, East and West, American and United States Express.
Terre Haute & Indianapolis, West, American Express.
Bellefontaine & Indianapolis, East, American and United States Express.
And all the Railroads connecting with the above, on Passenger Trains only.
MONEY PACKAGES, VALUABLES & FREIGHTS
Carried with safety and dispatch and in charge of special and efficient Messengers. 1
Notes, Bills & Drafts Promptly Collected & Ready Returns made.
Rates as Low as by any other Responsible Express Company.
MARK YOUR PACKAGES BY THE AMERICAN OR U. S. EXPRESS.
E. W. SLOANE, Superintendent.
J. BUTTERFIELD, Agent, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Krautlair Herman, lab., res. 84 s. Liberty. Kregar Christian, res. 343 e. McCarty. Kregar Frederick, lab., res. 171 s. Me- ridian.
Kreger Henry, currier, Mooney & Co., res. 331 e. Georgia.
Kreger William, currier, Mooney & Co., res. e. Ohio, bet. New Jersey and East.
KREGLO CHARLES,
grocer, 52 Indiana av., res. same. Kreglo David, clerk, lumber yard, Mas- sachusetts av., res. 228 n. West.
Kreglo Jacob, carpenter, res. 82 e. St. Clair.
Kretsch Peter, cigars and tobacco, 141 s. Illinois, res. 325 s. Meridian.
Kreuzer John, apprentice Indiana Volks- blatt, bds. n. Tennessee cor. Fourth. Krieder R. G., res. 171 Virginia av.
Kring Caleb, carpenter, res. 376 s. West. Kring John, carpenter, res. 374 s. West. Kroma August, shoe-maker, res. 280 e. Georgia.
Krome Frederick, lab., res., 148 Huron. Krug Gottlieb C., grocer, 24 e. Georgia, res. 67 Noble.
Kruger Christian, (K. & Hillman,) res. 343 e. McCarty.
Kruger & Hillman, (Christian K. & Wm. H.,) grocers and produce dealers, 401 Virginia av.
Kruger Joseph, gas-fitter, Coulter & White, res. 267 e. Market.
Krupp John, collar-maker, J. C. Hereth & Bro., 24 n. Delaware.
Krupp Peter, collar-maker, J. C. Hereth & Bro.
Krusa Henry, lab. res. 80 s. Liberty. Krutch Clary, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Reynolds, white co., Ind.
Krutzner August, gardener, Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Krutzer John, tailor, res. n. w. cor. Fourth and Tennessee.
Kudpeter William, tailor, res. 430 s. East.
Kuehn Ernst, tailor, 124 s. Illinois, res. 123 Spring.
Kuerzi Rob. Meinard, clerk, Gerhardt & Co.
Kugelman Henry, salesman, 35 w. Wash- ington, res. 86 Indiana av.
Kugelman William, (G. F. Meyer & Co.,) 35 w. Washington, res. 134 w. Mary- land.
Kughn Phillip, wagon-maker, 160 Ft. Wayne av., res. same.
Kuglman Henry, clerk cigar store, 35 w. Washington, res. 234 n. Mississippi. Kuhlman E. H. S., saloon, 255 w. Wash- ington, res. 22 s. West.
CABINET-MAKERS' UNION
Manufacture all kinds of Furniture.
WAREROOMS:
No. 105 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
See card, page viii.
Kuhlman Julia, servant, J. Kappes, 132 e. North.
Kuhn August, salesman, 131 s. Meridian, bds. California House, s. Illinois.
Kuhn Phillip, fireman, C. & I. C. R. R., bds. n. w. cor. Ft. Wayne av. and New Jersey.
Kuhn William, baker, 150 n. East, res. same.
Kulthuff ff Henry, blacksmith, n. side Washington, bet. Noble and Wins- ton, res. Michigan rd. near corpora- tion line.
Kunkel Beahardt, cigar-maker, 61 e. Washington, res. 451 s. Illinois.
Kunkel Charles, driver, John Hauck, bds. 434 Virginia av.
Kunkel John A., cigar-maker, 35 w. Washington, bds. Union Hall, e. Washington.
Kuntz Jacob, carpenter, res. 25 Lord. Kunz Edward, machinist, Eagle Machine Works, bds. California House.
Kurse Christian, carpenter, bds. 15 e. McCarty.
Kuster Thader, lab., res. 265 Union.
Kutzleb Robert, painter, res. 247 s. Del- aware.
Kyle William M., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Albany, Delaware co., Ind.
L ACK RUDOLPH, clerk, Harrisons, Bank, 15 e. Washington, bds. 252 n. Meridian.
Lacy George J., paper-maker, Mclean, McIntire & Hayes, res. 375 w. Wash- ington.
LADIES' FASHION BA-
ZAAR, Mrs. D. W. Blair, proprietess, 24 n. Pennsylvania. See card, page 14.
La Dow Daniel, (La D., Miller & Wise,) marble Horks, 120 s. Illinois, bds. Oriental House.
LA DOW, WINDER & WISE, (Daniel La D., John H. Winder & John Wise,) Foreign and American Marble works, 20 s. Illinois.
LAFAYETTE & INDIANAPO- LIS freight depot, w. side Mississip- pi, bet. North and Walnut.
See Samuel Taggart's card, on page 126.
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INDIANA
State Commercial and Advocate
CIRCULATES TO
EVERY TOWN IN THE STATE.
See page 166.
Lahman Frederick, shoe-maker, res. 31 Madison av.
Lahrman Paul, harness-maker, Reyer & Thoms, res. 25 w. St. Clair.
Lair Jacob, journeyman carpenter, res. 151 Winston.
Laird Charles P., agt. Continental Fire Insurance Co. of New York, 35 e. Washington, res. 36 Cherry.
Laird John P., carpenter, res. 68 s. Noble.
Laird William H., book-keeper, Kiefer & Vinton, res. 554 n. Illinois.
Lake Ellis S., farmer, res. 265 s. Meri- dian.
Lake Joseph, carpenter, res. 169 Massa- chusetts av.
Lally Thomas, tailor, res. 225 w. South. Lalsen Jens, tailor, res. 331 s. Pennsyl- vania.
Lamb Peter, drayman, res. 251 s. Ten- nessee.
Lamb Samuel, sheriff supreme court, res. 102 Pratt, cor. Delaware.
Lamb W. C., law student, with Charles A. Ray, room 2, 2d floor, cor. Ten- nessee and Market, res. same.
Lambert David M., lab., res. 268 w. Mer- rill.
LAMBERT JAMES M.,
turner, Last and Peg Factory, res. 158 s. East.
Lambert Joseph, lab., res. 373 w. Wash- ington.
Lambert M., (Jennings L. & Baxter,) Kentucky av., opp. Cemetery, res. Merrill, bet. West and California.
Lambert Susan, servant, 84 Massachu- setts av.
Lame John, res. 313 s. Delaware.
Lamley George, sexton, Roberts Chapel n. e. cor. Market and Pennsylvania, res. same.
Lamotte Charles, (L. & Son.,) bds. 192 Massachusetts av.
Lamotte Joseph, (L. & Son., ) res. 192 Massachusetts av.
Lamotte & Son, (Joseph L. & Charles,) tinners and stove dealers, 192 Mas- sachusetts av.
Landers Frank, (L. & Co.,) 58 s. Meridi- an, res. 402 n. Pennsylvania.
LANDERS & CO.,
(Frank L., A. N. Clark, G. W. Gei- ger, G. Milton Cox & J. C. Mc- Cutcheon,) jobbers of dry goods and notions, 58 s. Meridian.
Landers John, employe, American Ex- press Co., Union Depot.
Landers Jobn, (Pee, Conduitt & Co.,) 116 8. Meridian, res. West Newton, Ind. Landers Thomas, lab., res. 200 e. Mc- Carty.
Landig John, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Huntington, Hunting- ton co., Ind.
Landing William, porter, Palmer House, res. 300 s. Illinois.
Landis Jacob, livery stable, cor. Pearl and Pennsylvania, res. 128 w. Mary- land.
Landis Milton M., asst. supt., and agt. White Line Central Transit Co., res. 506 n. Meridian.
Landon William, (col.,) porter, Palmer House.
Lane Greene, (col.,) servant, Indianapo- lis Female Institute, n. e. cor. Penn- sylvania and Michigan.
Lane John, brick-mason, res. 138 David- son.
Lane John A., driver, 146 s. Pennsylva- nia, bds. 122 e. Pratt.
Lane John E., student, North-Western Christian University, bds. e. side Broadway, bet. Christian av. and Forest Home av.
Lane Uriah, boarding house, res. 122 e. Pratt.
Lanergan Maurice, boiler-maker, works Sinker & Co., bds. n. e. cor. Pine and Elm.
Lang Charles, brewer, Meikel's Brewery, 215 w. Maryland, res. 64 s. West.
Land David, carpenter, res. 163 w. South.
Lang Daniel, carpenter, 40 Kentucky av., res 166 Davidson.
Lang Frederick, tinner, 103 e. Washing- ton.
Lang Frederick J., porter, State offices, 24 Kentucky av., res. California, near Soldier's Home.
Lang John K., policeman, fifth ward, res. 43 s. West.
Lang Julius, clerk, J. Langbien, 200 e. Washington, bds. same.
LANG LOUIS,
wine house, 14 n. Pennsylvania, res. 221 e. Ohio.
Lang Samuel, tinner, 67 and 69 w. Washington, res. 163 w. South.
Langan William C., route agt., American Express Co., 34 e. Washington, bds. Bates House.
Gas Fixtures of all patterns put up on order. See page 162.
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Langbien Joseph, toys, notions, etc., 200 e. Washington, cor. New Jersey, res. same.
Langdra B., merchant tailor, 13 n. Me- ridian, res. 44 Douglas.
Langenberg James, teamster, bds. 175 w. South.
Langenberg Margaret Mrs., (wid.) Chris- tian, res. 175 w. South.
Langenberg F. H. & Co., (Henry H. L. & Frederick Vogt,) groceries and pro- visions, 244 and 246 w. Washington. Langenberg Henry H., (H. H. L. & Co.,) 244 and 246 w. Washington, res. Bluff rd., cor. donation line.
Langsdale James, bds. Pyle House, n. Meridian.
Langsdale J. M. W., (Trayser, Robinson & Co.,) and ice merchant, res. 225 e. Ohio.
Langsdale Thomas, rubber, Indianapolis Piano Factory, bds. Townsend House, s. New Jersey.
Langtree Emma M., student, Indiana Female College, cor. Meridian and New York.
Lanlertson George, physician, res. 121 Duncan.
Lannes David G., clerk, A. Clem & Bro., bds. 36 n. Delaware.
Lannay Lewis F., hair factory, s. end West, res. 166 n. West.
Lamphiemer Augustus, saloon, 191 e. Washington, res. same.
Lansingkamp William, coppersmith, Cot- trell & Knights, 108 s. Delaware, res. 176 s. Delaware.
La Porte Miller J., sawyer, bds. 266 s Illinois.
Large Michael, lab., res. 332 Indiana av. Latham Charles, clerk, Fletcher's Bank, bds. e. Washington, beyond city lim- its.
Latham George W., machinist, res. Lord.
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Latham Henry, asst. cashier Indianapo- lis National Bank, n. e. cor. Penn- sylvania and Washington, res. e. Washington, e. of city limits.
Latham W. H., A. M., M. D., instructor, Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. e. Washington, e. of city limits.
Latorious John, barber, bds. 23 Ken- tucky av.
Latshaw John F., real estate agt., 17 w. Washington, res. 92 s. Mississippi. Lauck Mary Mrs., (wid.) Michael, res. 391 s. Delaware.
LAUER CHARLES,
propr. Empire Restaurant, 202 e. Washington, res. 15 Bluff rd.
Laurie . William, salesman, New York Store, res. 181 n. Liberty.
HOUSE OF LORDS,
A NUMBER ONE
RESTAURANT AND SALOON,
78 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS.
Lavey James, lab., C. & I C. Freight de- pot.
Lawler Ellen, music instructor for the blind, bds. same.
Lawler James, porter, Adams Express Co., Union depot, res. 337 Virginia av.
Lawler Mary Mrs., res. alley, bet. Mary- land and Georgia.
Lawler Patrick, lab., res. 264 s. Tennes- see.
Lawler William, engineer, res. 288 s. East.
Lawless Michael, grocer, 138 s. Noble, res. same.
LAWRENCE ARTHUR V.,
grocer and produce dealer, 173 w. Washington, res. 211 w. Ohio.
Lawrence James, (col.,) barber, 14 Bates House, res. 55 Maple.
Lawrence James, (col.,) waiter, Rock- well Dining Rooms, Louisiana, opp. Union depot, bds. same.
Lawrence John, (col.,) barber, 14 Bates House, res. 55 Maple.
Lawrence Smith, porter, Bellefontaine R. R., res. 72 Davidson.
Lawson Joseph, res. rear of State House, w. Market.
Lawson Linsey (col.,) servant, J. S. Carey.
Lawson Peter, farmer, res. Broadway, bet. Christian av. and Forest Home av.
Lawyer John A., engineer, 49 s. New Jersey, bds. Little's Hotel.
Lawyer & Hall, (Peter C. L. & Edward K. H.,) grain dealers, 49 s. New Jersey.
Lawyer Peter C., grain merchant, bds. Little's Hotel.
Layman James F., (Dorsey & L.,) 64 e. Washington, res. 379 n. Pennsylva- nia.
Layman John, brewer, Schmidt's Brew- ery, bds. same.
Lazeman Simon, lab., res. 150 Huron.
Leabarr Lewis, moulder, res. 329 s. Penn- sylvania.
Leach Sarah Jane, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Grant, Grant co., Ind.
McCreery & Fay's House Furnishing Emporium. See pages 38 and 150.
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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY. -
PURDY'S
Actual Business College,
Ætna Building, North Pennsylvania Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
For the EDUCATION of LADIES and GENTLEMEN in all that pertains to Actual Business Life.
The object of this Institution is to qualify Young Men in a thorough and practical manner for fhe Count- ing Room and Business Pursuits in general.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Now introduced in this College, is destined to outrival all other methods of teaching now in use, and is founded upon the motto: "Teach young men at school what they will be required to perform when en- gaged in the active pursuits of life." This Institution has arrangements and facilities for giving young men such an education.
PURDY'S NEW SYSTEM of THEORETICAL BOOK-KEEPING
Acknowledged to be the best ever published in this country or Europe, and secured to him by copy-right, fits the Student for the Actual Business Department in an almost incredible short space of time. In the
Actual Business Department
Is represented in practice, Wholesale, Retail, Individual, Partnership, Compound Company Partnership, Jobbing, Forwarding and Commission, Shipping, Manufacturing, Railroading, Steamboating, Banking, &c. The "College Bank" is a Bank of Issue and has a capital of one million dollars, and in it the Stu- dent is taught the actual duties of First Teller, Second Teller, Note Teller, Discount Clerk, Book-Keeper, Cashier and President, as though he was in the actual business world. The currency of the Bank affords cash capital for the students of the College; Merchandise and other kinds of property being repre- sented by scrip.
PENMANSHIP
IS TAUGHT BY THE BEST PENMAN IN THE WORLD.
Lectures will be given upon all subjects pertaining to Business.
PHONOGRAPHY AND TELEGRAPHING
Will be taught in a thorough manner, by competent Teachers, to those who desire it, at extra charge.
TIME OF ENTRANCE .- As there is no class systems, students may enter at any time and complete . the entire course in from six to twelve weeks, as each student is taught separately, which much facili- tates his progress. For further information call at the College rooms, or address, (with stamp enclosed,) the Principal,
WILLIAM PURDY.
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Leach James, porter, Cottrell & Knights, res. s. East.
Leach John, Grand Chaplin, Grand Lodge, res. Rolling Prairie, Ind.
Leahy Mary, (wid.) Mathew, res. 280 s. Delaware.
Leahy Michael, shoe-maker, 136 s. Illi- nois, bds. e. Georgia.
Leahy Timothy C., lab., res. 493 e. Geor- gia.
Lean William, machinist, Sinker & Co. Learned Charles, manf. lath machines, office n. e. cor. Washington and Illi- nois, res. cor. Third and Illinois.
Leary James, lab., res. 82 Bates.
Leary James, clerk, 138 s. Noble, res. same.
Leary Patrick C., (Malove & L., ) 26 and 28 w. Washington, bds. Pyle House. LEATHERS & CARTER,
(William W. L. & George C.,) law- yers and notaries, room 3, Odd Fel- lows Hall, n. e. cor. Pennsylvania and Washington.
Leathers William W., (L. & Carter,) prosecuting attorney, Marion Crim- inal Circuit Court, office room 3, Odd Fellows Hall. res. 273 n. New Jersey.
Leavitt William, journeyman carpenter, res. 441 e. St. Clair.
Lebrie Louis, porter, Browning & Sloan, res. 330 w. North.
Le Chene Eugene Miss, saleswoman, 8 e. Washington.
Leck Robert, clerk, res. 480 n. Missis- sippi.
Leckner Max, salesman, Stewart & Mor- gan, res. 36 n. Delaware.
Leddy Daniel, carpenter, res. Wyoming. Leddy John, lab., res. 51 Wyoming.
Ledlie John, lab., res. 209 Virginia av. Lee Edward S., physician and surgeon, 55 s. Illinois, res. 201 n. Liberty.
Lee Henderson, (col., ) hostler, National livery and sale stable, Court, bet. Pennsylvania and Delaware.
LEE MANDEVILLE G.,
(L. G. Dynes & Co.,) 17} w. Wash- ington, bds. 134 n. Pennsylvania. LEE HENRY H.,
China Tea store and prescription drug store, 18 and 20 Bates House, new China tea store, 7 Odd Fellows Hall, res. 189 n. Illinois.
LEE JAMES W.,
saloon, cor. Noble and Washington, res. 191 n. Liberty.
Lee Nathan, student, commercial college, bds. n. e. cor. Ohio and Mississippi. Lee R. J. Mrs., matron City Hospital.
Lee Sarah C., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. New Albany.
FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, AND
STONEWARE HOUSE,
56 East Washington Street. See pages 38 and 150.
Lee Michael, plasterer, res. 319 e. Merrill. Lee William E., saloon, 48 Virginia av., res. 173 s. Tennessee.
Leech Eliza, (wid.) David, res. 31 Bu- chanan.
Leech George, brakesman, bds. Nagle House.
Leech James, gas-fitter, res. 31 Buchanan. Leeds Learner B., wheel finisher, Osgood, Smith & Co., res. 163 w. Maryland. Leerkamp George, cooper, bds. Koneger's, s. Meridian.
Leerkamp John, tailor, bds. 335 Virginia av.
Lehman John, porter, 50 e. Washington, bds. 32 California.
Lehr Ferdinand A., (L. & Gray,) 83} e. Washington, res. 419 n. New Jersey. Lehr & Gray, (Ferdinand A. L. & Robert P. G.,) real estate agts., 83} e. Wash- ington.
Lehr Philip, carpenter, res. 163 Davidson. Lehrritter Conrad, (C. L. & Co.,) 14 e. Washington, res. 210 e. Ohio.
LEHRRITTER C. & CO.,
(C. L. & John A. L.,) Capital Saloon and Restaurant, 14 e. Washington. LEHRRITTER GEORGE,
saloon and restaurant, 143 e. Wash- ington, res. same.
Lehrritter John A., (C. L. & Co.,) 14 e. Washington, res. 81 n. New Jersey. Leibrich Lewis, porter, Browning & Sloan, res. 330 w. North.
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