Logan's Indianapolis directory, 1867, Part 43

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Cress V. B. & Son, (V. B. & John B. C.,) grocers and provision dealers, cor. Virginia and Fletcher avs.


D AILY EVENING COMMERCIAL, Commercial bldg., cor. Meridian and Circle, L. G. Dynes & Co., publishers. See prospectus, page 106.


Danforth A. J., grocers and provisions, 162 w. Washington, res. 432 n. Penn- sylvania.


Davidson N. N., propr. Greenlawn Nurse- ries, res. e. of city limits.


Deitz Charles H., constable, bds. Dela- ware, bet. Maryland and Georgia. Doglers Charles, (Keeley & D.,) Michigan, bet. Alabama and New Jersey, res. s. East, 2d door below Virginia av. Dow & Allen, (Eli S. D. & Austin W. A.,) agts. Lamb Knitting Machine, 18 n. Delaware.


Draper J. M., carpenter, 102 s. Delaware, res. 75 e. McCarty.


Dunmore Edward, cutter, C. Friedgen, res. 177 s. New Jersey.


DYNES L. G. & CO.,


publishers Daily Evening Commer- cial, cor. Meridian and Circle. See card, page 106.


E LLIOTT THOMAS B., grain and com. mer., 35 e. Market, res. terminus w. end Michigan.


F LETCHER WILLIAM B., physician and surgeon, 135 n. Alabama, bds. n. w. cor. New York and Alabama. Foster Robert S., (F., Holloway & Co.,) res. cor. Delaware and Pratt.


YALL A. & RUSCH, (Albert G. & Chas. [ R.,) carpets, window shades, oil cloths, &c., 101 e. Washington. Goldsberry G. S., salesman, 32 w. Wash- ington, bds. 241 Virginia av. Goodrich Elizabeth, (wid.) Lewis, res. 753 n. Mississippi.


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GORHAM WILLIAM H.,


awning manufacturer, 16 e. Wash- ington, at Bamberger's hat store, res. n. e. cor. Mississippi and Mich- igan. Griffith Josiah R., real estate and patent right broker, 31 s. Illinois, res. 42 s. Mississippi.


TENNISON JOHN, saddlery and har- ness, 175 w. Washington. Joseph J. G., (J. & Co.,) 5 Bates House, bds. Bates House. Joseph & Co., (J. G. J. & Jacob Kahn,) gents' furnishing goods, wholesale and retail, 5 Bates House.


K AHN JACOB, (Joseph & Co.,) 5 Bates House, res. 193 n. East.


Kilgore, McDonald & Bell, (Alfred K., E. M. McD. & R. C. B.,) attorneys at law, district attorney's office, p. o. bldg.


L ANDERS, PEE & CO., (Franklin L., George W. P., Alex. N. Clark, George W. Geiger, Milton Cox, J. C. Mc- Cutcheon, Alex. B. Conduitt, Joseph B. Shipp,) wholesale dry goods and notions, 58 s. Meridian.


LA SELLE MARY M. MISS, res. 36 w. Maryland.


Lindley Calvin, produce and com. mer., 155 w. Washington.


M AHONEY JAMES, gas-fitter, 58 s. Alabama, res. same. Malone Abner, machinist, Sinker & Co. Marsh Jacob, boarding house, 185 w. Maryland.


Martin Jesse, boarding house, 153 w. Maryland, cor. Mississippi. Mason James A., shoe-maker, 75 e. Wash- ington, bds. 64 s. Delaware.


N TEWCOMER F. S., physician and sur- geon, office, room 6 Blake's bldg., w. Washington, res. 82 w. North.


O EHLER ROMAN, watch-maker and jeweler, 185 w. Washington, res. same.


P DARKER J. W., general agt., Home Insurance Co., of Indianapolis, over 64 e. Washington, bds. Palmer House. PARKER T. B.,


sec'y Home Insurance Co., of Indi- anapolis, over 64 e. Washington, bds. Palmer House.


S ICH MEDEL H., (S. & Fricker,) 106 s. Illinois, res. 225 Virginia av.


TRUEBLOOD N. A., book-keeper, 76 w. Washington, res. 323 n. Illinois.


W ALSH R. R., harness-maker, 175 w. Washington, res. West, bet. Ma- ryland and Georgia.


WEAVER WILLIAM W.,


undertaker, 39 n. Illinois, res. 233 n. Illinois. See card, front fly leaf. Western Base Ball Club, regular meet- ings. first Wednesday of each month, Thomas O. Barbour, prest., Frank J. Reeves, secy., John P. Lord, treas., J. Harry Dean, Captain first Nine.


Western Furniture Company, factory 461 n. Alabama, warerooms 21 s. Dela- ware.


WILLIAMS C. C.,


wholesale and retail dealer in oys- ters, fish, game, fruits and fancy groceries, 11 and 13 n. Illinois, opp. Bates House.


Williams B. A., bds. Commercial Hotel. Wonnel George D., painter, res. 31 In- diana av.


SCHMEDEL & FRICKER,


Manufacturers of all Styles of


BRUSHES


No. 106 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


All kinds of Brushes on hand and Manufactured to order. Fair Discount made for Cash to Dealers.


BUSINESS ROOMS VACANT.


No. 87 North Delaware.


No. 52 South Illinois.


No. 90 South Illinois.


No. 104 South Illinois.


No. 122 South Illinois.


No. 134 South Illinois.


No. 19 North Illinois.


No. 31 North Illinois.


No. 33 North Illinois.


No. 54 North Illinois.


No. 58 North Illinois.


No. 60 North Illinois. No. 81 North Illinois.


No. 83 North Illinois.


No. 85 North Illinois.


No. 87 North Illinois.


No. 89 North Illinois.


. No. 30 Kentucky avenue.


No. 79 East Marhet.


No. 81 East Market.


No. 82 East Market.


No. 83 East Market.


No. 84 East Market.


No. 89 East Market.


No. 17 Massachusetts avenue.


No. 21 Massachusetts avenue.


No. 40 Massachusetts avenue.


No.


No. 42 Massachusetts avenue. 44 Massachusetts avenue.


No. 48 Massachusetts avenue.


No. 53 Massachusetts avenue. No. 63 Massachusetts avenue.


No. 78 Massachusetts avenue.


No. 26 Virginia avenue. No. 36 Virginia avenue.


No. 147 East Washington. No. 197 East Washington.


No. 205 East Washington.


No. 219 East Washington. No. 229 East Washington. No. 285 East Washington. No. 293 East Washington. No. 298 East Washington. No. 304 East Washington. No. 308 East Washington. No. 323 East Washington. No. 338 East Washington. No. 340 East Washington. No. 342 East Washington. No. 344 East Washington. No. 346 East Washington. No. 348 East Washington. No. 125 West Washington. No. 189 West Washington. No. 193 West Washington. No. 208 West Washington. No. 253 West Washington. No. 255 West Washington. No. 265 West Washington. No. 267 West Washington. No. 269 West Washington. No. 366 West Washington. No. 368 West Washington.


Nos. 7 and 8 Bates House, West Washington.


In Course of Erection.


Between Nos. 186 and 198 East Washington. Between Nos. 332 and 338 East Washington.


No. 164 West Washington. No. 167 West Washington. No. 407 West Washington. Nos. 430 and 432 West Washington.


RESIDENCES VACANT.


No. 781 North Illinois.


No. 75 Kentucky avenue. No. 77 Kentucky avenue. No. 64 West Maryland. No. 15 South Mississippi.


No. 28 South Mississippi.


No. 58 South Pennsylvania.


No. 60 South Pennsylvania. No. 62 South Pennsylvania. No. 76 South Tennessee. No. 33 South West.


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RAILROADS, LINES AND TRANSPORTATION COS. LEADING TO AND FROM INDIANAPOLIS.


BELLEFONTAINE R. R. General office 53 south Alabama, Passenger Depot at Union Depot. Justice L. Cozad, General Superinten- dent ; E. A. Ford, General Passen- ger Agent.


STATIONS AND DISTANCES, FROM


INDIANAPOLIS, TO MILES.


Muncie


54


Union


84


Sidney


119


Bellefontaine


142


Marion


182


Galion


203


CRESTLINE


207


Cleveland.


282


Pittsburg


396


Dunkirk


425


Buffalo


465


Albany.


763


New York


827


BOSTON


963


COLUMBUS & INDIANAPO-


LIS CENTRAL Railway, general of- fice diagonal, corner Virginia Ave- nue and South Delaware, Passenger Depot at Union Depot. James M. Lunt, Superintendent; F. Chandler, General Ticket Agent.


STATIONS AND DISTANCES, FROM


INDIANAPOLIS, TO


MILES.


Cambridge City


53


Richmond.


69


Union City Junction


105


Piqua


116


Urbana.


141


COLUMBUS 188 Newark. 221


Zanesville. 247


Wheeling 329


Baltimore


700


Washington City 722


Dresden 243


Dennison 288 Steubenville. 338 Pittsburg 381


Altoona 498


Harrisburg. 630


Lancaster.


667


Philadelphia 736


NEW YORK. 812


CINCINNATI & INDIANAPO- LIS JUNCTION R. R. Cars are drawn to and from Cambridge City by the C. & I. C. R. R. train. Pas- senger Depot at Union Depot.


STATIONS AND DISTANCES, FROM


INDIANAPOLIS, TO


MILES.


Cambridge City 53


Connersville


Brownsville


College Corner.


Oxford.


Hamilton


Cincinnati


INDIANAPOLIS AND CIN-


CINNATI R. R., office corner south Delaware and Louislana. Passen- ger Depot at Union Depot. H. L. Hall, Asssistant Superintendent; W. H. L. Noble, General Agent.


STATIONS AND DISTANCES, FROM


INDIANAPOLIS, TO


MILES.


Acton.


12


Shelby ville 36


Greensburg 56


Morris


63


Lawrenceburg.


89


Valley Junction


97


CINCINNATI.


115


INDIANAPOLIS & LAFAY- ETTE R. R., leased to and under the control of the I. & C. R. R. Passen- ger Depot at Union Depot.


STATIONS AND DISTANCES. FROM


INDIANAPOLIS, TO


MILES.


Zionsville. 15


Lebanon 28


Thorntown 38


Clark's Hill


48


LAFAYETTE 64


CHICAGO


212


JEEFERSONVILLE & INDI- ANAPOLIS R. R., office east South, between Pennsylvania and Dela- ware, Passenger Depot at Union De- pot. Jerome G. Whitcomb, Agent.


STATIONS AND DISTANCES, FROM


INDIANAPOLIS, TO


MILES.


Greenwood.


11


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INDIANAPOLIS, TO MILES.


Franklin.


21


Edinburg


31


Columbus 41


Jonesville 52


Seymour.


59


Carothersville 71


Vienna .. 82


JEFFERSONVILLE 108


Louisville.


109


Lebanon Junction


139


Mumfordsville. 182


Bowling Green. 223


Gallatin. 268


Nashville


294


Murfreesboro. 326


Stevenson


407


CHATTANOOGA


445


MADISON & INDIANAPOLIS


R. R., is owned and now forms a part of the J., M. & I. R. R. Line. Passenger Depot at Union Depot ..


STATIONS AND DISTANCES, FROM


INDIANAPOLIS, TO


MILES.


Columbus Junction 41


Elizabethtown.


48


North Vernon.


62


Dupont


72


86


MADISON


PERU R. R.,


General office 101 east Washington. Passenger Depot at Union Depot. David Macy, President and General Superintendent; Macy Southard, General Ticket Agent.


STATIONS AND DISTANCES, FROM


INDIANAPOLIS, TO MILES.


Noblesville.


22


Buena Vista 34


Tipton.


39


Kokomo


54


Miami


63


PERU.


74


CHICAGO, (Via Kokomo) 213


TOLEDO, (via T. W. & W.). 224


TERRE HAUTE & INDIANA- POLIS R. R., office south Tennessee, corner Louisiana. Passenger Depot at Union Depot. J. D. Herkimer, Superintendent.


STATIONS AND DISTANCES, FROM


INDIANAPOLIS, TO MILES.


Plainfield.


13


Clayton


20


Greencastle


38


Brazil


56


Cloverland.


62


TERRE HAUTE


73


INDIANAPOLIS, TO MILES.


Paris.


92


Mattoon


129


Pana


168


Litchfield 207


Alton


247


SAINT LOUIS. 263


The Railroad interests of Indianapolis are equal, if not superior, to all others, this being, at present, one of the most important railroad centers in the Western States, compared with the population of its inhabi- tants, there being, as will be seen by & reference to the above and preceeding and following pages, 8 distinct and separate railroads, and 3 more in process of completion, all leading in different directions to al- most every conceivable point of the compass, from this city. There are also 12 lines of roads, either direct- ly or indirectly leading to and from this city, by close and convenient con- nections, the cards of which may be found in the following pages, fully set forth, and it is designed to cor- rect and increase this record from year to year. And all Railroad Lines that desire to be identified or represented in these pages, can have space by sending the publishers . copy and conforming to our terms. See price list, an first leaves of book; and any desiring to exchange, will notify the publishers of the fact, in advance of publication, each year. The following are a list of the through and fast freight lines and transpor- tation companies having agencies in this city. The formation of these lines greatly facilitate the shipment of all classes of merchandise or produce of a heavy or sizable na- ture, as the majority of these lines own their own cars, which run through without reshipment.


ALLENTOWN LINE,


Fast Freight, Samuel F. Gray, agent, office 85 Virginia avenue. See card, page


EMPIRE LINE,


Fast Freight, W. S. Tarkington, agent, office 96 Virginia avenue. See card.


Erie Transportation Company's Fast Freight Line, W. T. Clark, agent, office 94 Virginia avenne.


Great Western Dispatch, T. A. Lewis, agent, office 80 Virginia avenue.


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MERCHANTS' DISPATCH, Fast Freight Line, office 19 Virginia avenue, G. G. Earle, agent; F. D. Schermerhorn, agent South-western District, Headquarters, Indianapo- lis. See card, page 146. PEOPLES' DISPATCH, Fast Freight Line, S. T. Scott, agent, office 44 east Washington. STAR UNION LINE, Fast Freight, office 85 Virginia ave-


nue, Samuel F. Gray, agent. See card.


White Line, Fast Freight, office corner Maryland and south Delaware, M. M. Landis, assistant superintendent. Great Western Cotton Express, Fast Freight Line, superintendent's office 80 Virginia avenue, T. A. Lewis, superintendent, W. B. Williams, agent.


CINCINNATI, RICHMOND & CHICAGO RAILROAD,


THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE -FROM- Cincinnati to Richmond, Chicago, MILWAUKEE,


LaCROSSE, ST. PAUL,


And all North-Western Cities. Also, connects at Hamilton for


INDIANAPOLIS, TERRE HAUTE AND ST. LOUIS.


Two Trains Daily from Cincinnati,


MORNING AND EVENING.


Two Through Trains Daily from Cincinnati.


SAMUEL STEVENSON, General Ticket Agent.


D. McLAREN,


General Superintendent.


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QUICK TIME AND SHORTEST ROUTE EAST


Columbus AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY LINE.


VIA COLUMBUS TO


NEW YORK, BOSTON,


PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON CITY, BALTIMORE, PITTSBURG, CLEVELAND,


TOLEDO AND DETROIT.


THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.


NEW STATE-ROOM SLEEPING CARS,


Surpassing in elegance and comfort those of any other Line, are run on night trains through to NEWARK, (on Central Ohio Route,) and DENNISON, (on the Pittsburg Route,) WITHOUT CHANGE, arriving at DENNISON at a sea- sonable hour for BREAKFAST.


TICKETS GOOD VIA PIQUA OR DAYTON.


Passengers to avail themselves of the QUICK TIME and SURE CONNECTIONS of this SHORT LINE to the Eastern Cities, must ask for tickets via COLUMBUS. For Through Tickets and any information, apply at the UNION DEPOTS at INDIANAPOLIS, TERRE HUATE, LAFAYETTE and all PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES in the West.


WM. N. JACKSON, Ticket Agent, Indianapolis.


F. CHANDLER,


J. S. SHACKELFORD,


J. M. LUNT,


General Ticket Agent, Indianapolis.


West and Southern Agent,


Indianapolis.


Superintendent,


Indianapolis.


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FAST TIME EAST BY THE GREAT


"BEE-LINE ROUTE,"


B Dellefontaine RAILWAY LINE


VIA CRESTLINE,


Quick Time and Sure Connections to


NEW YORK, BOSTON,


AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.


ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS


Run through to Alliance on the Pittsburg Route, and to Cleveland on the Lake Shore Route. Passengers leaving INDIANAPOLIS by this Line, on


SATURDAY EVENING,


Are carried directly through, via Crestline and Pittsburg, arriving in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, on MONDAY MORNING,


Twenty-Four Hours in Advance of all other Routes. THIS IS THE SHORTEST LINE TO TOLEDO AND DETROIT,


VIA SIDNEY.


PURCHASE THROUGH TICKETS BY THE GREAT


"BEE- LINE ROUTE,"


AT UNION DEPOT.


W. N. JACKSON,


J. L. COZAD,


Ticket Agent.


Superintendent.


E. A. FORD, General Passenger Agent.


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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.


INDIANAPOLIS,


CINCINNATI & LAFAYETTE


RAILROAD.


SHORT LINE ROUTE BETWEEN


Cincinnati and Indianapolis


AND CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.


THE GREAT WESTERN. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE,


Leaving Indianapolis at 7:50 p. M., makes direct connection with all Railway and Steamboat Lines for the Far West, and, also, arriving in Chicago at 6:00 A. M., making sure connections witn all Railways West and North-West from Chicago,


IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES.


ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS


ATTACHED TO ALL NIGHT TRAINS.


GEORGE BUTLER, Passenger Agent.


J. F. RICHARDSON,


F. B. LORD,


Superintendent.


General Ticket Agent.


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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.


Cincinnati & Indianapolis


JUNCTION


RAILROAD,


VIA CAMBRIDGE.


2 EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY


LEAVE UNION DEPOT AS FOLLOWS:


5:20 A. M. AFTERNOON EXPRESS-Arrive at Cambridge 7:54 A. M. (Breakfast), Conners- ville 9:00 A. M., Oxford 10:31 A. M., Hamilton 11:15 A. M., Cincinnati 12:20 P. M.


4:00 P. M. AFTERNOON EXPRESS-Arrive at Cambridge 7:00 P. M. (Supper), Connersville 7:45 P. M., Oxford 9:09 P, M., Hamilton 9:55 P. M., Cincinnati 11:00 P. M.


The only line leaving Indianapolis in the afternoon, which reaches Cincinnati the same evening,


THREE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF RIVAL ROUTES.


FARE THE SAME AS BY OTHER LINES.


PASSENGERS


To avails themselves of the advantages offered by this roete, must be particular when they purchase their tickets and ask for them by way of Cambridge and Cincinnati & Indianapolis Junc- tion Railroad. For Through Tickets and all information, apply at Union Depot, Indianapolis.


J. H. SHELDON, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Connersville, Ind.


W. H. SLITER, Assistant Superintendent, Hamilton, Ohio.


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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.


NO CHANGE OF CARS -VIA-


Chicago and Great Castern


RAILWAY.


Shortest, Quickest and Cheapest Route from Indianapolis


And all points in Central Indiana, to


CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MADISON


LaCrosse, Saint Paul, Peoria, Burlington, Quincy,


Rock Island, Galena, Dubuque, Cedar Falls, Iowa City, Fort Desmoines and all points in Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota.


TWO THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO CHICAGO,


Making close connections with Trains on all Routes leading North or West.


Pluman's Palace Sleeping Cars Run on all Night Trains.


BAGGAGE CHECKED TO ALL POINTS. 1


Ask for Tickets via Chicago and Great Eastern Railway.


FRED. H. GARFIELD,


General Passenger Agent, Chicago.


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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.


GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, - VIA-


BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. -TO ---


BALTIMORE, RICHMOND, VA.


LYNCHBURGH, VA., PETERSBURGH, VA. AND


SOUTH - EASTERN CITIES.


50 MILES SHORTER TO BALTIMORE, AND


82 Miles Shorter to Washington City than by any other Route.


Passengers purchasing Tickets via the


Old and Reliable Route,


Are saved the trouble, delay and annoyance of a tedious Omnibus Ride, (two miles,) through the city of Baltimore, and having to purchase Tickets and getting Baggage re-checked to Washington City.


The above statement is strictly true, and passengers purchasing Tickets to Washington City, via any route than the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad are assured they will not be honored between Baltimore and Washington City.


SLEEPING CARS on all NIGHT TRAINS.


Polite and attentive officials; First class Eating Houses. Nothing is omitted to secure the comfort and give entire satisfaction to the passenger. Trains leave Indianapolis via


COLUMBUS & INDIANAPOLIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.


ASK FOR TICKETS VIA


Columbus & Bellaire and Baltimore & Ohio R. R.


Tickets can be procured at all the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the West. L. M. COLE,


General Ticket Agent, Baltimore, Md.


JOHN W. BROWN, General Passenger Agent, Columbus, Ohio.


J. W. GUTHRIDGE, Agent, Indianapolis.


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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.


PAN-HANDLE ROUTE,


FROM INDIANAPOLIS VIA


Columbus & Indianapolis Railroad.


ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS


FROM


INDIANAPOLIS TO PITTSBURGH,


AND BUT TWO CHANGES VIA


Pennsylvania Railroad & Allentown Line -TO-


HARRISBURG, PHILADELPHIA,


BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK,


Which with the great saving of distance, insuring certainty of connections, together with the opening of the new Easting House at Dennison, and the superior Hotel accommodations at Pitts- burgh and Altoona, make this the most desirable Route for travel to the ATLANTIC CITIES.


Elegant State-Room Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.


BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL PRINCIPAL POINTS.


Passengers holding Through Tickets to any point in New England, will be transferred, with their Bag- gage, through New York City, free of charge. Be sure to ask for Tickets via


STEUBENVILLE AND PAN-HANDLE,


At Union Depot, Indianapolis, Indiana.


For further information apply to


J. BURGESS BROWN, Passenger Ag't, Indianapolis.


J. DURAND, General Superintendent, Pittsburgh, Pa.


S. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.


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GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE EAST


FROM


Indianapolis via Bellefontaine Railway AND


CRESTLINE, CLEVELAND AND LAKE SHORE


RAILROAD LINE,


TO


CLEVELAND, ERIE, DUNKIRK,


BUFFALO,


NEW YORK, BOSTON,


AND ALL POINTS EAST.


By the Lake Shore Line passengers have a choice of the New York Central or Erie Railway, the two Great Popular Routes to the East. All Trains of the Central and Erie Railways run through from Dunkirk, or Buffalo to New York,!


WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.


AN ELEGANT SLEEPING CAR


Attached to the 6:40 P. M. "New York Express" from Indianapolis, runs through to Cleveland, where Passengers take Breakfast at 6:20 A. M.


Ample Time Allowed at Proper Hours for Meals, at


THE NEW AND ELEGANT DINING HALLS,


At Crestline, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo and other points en route. To avail yourselves of the above facilities, be particular to ask for


TICKETS VIA LAKE SHORE LINE,


For Sale at Union Depot Ticket Office.


RUFUS MCINTYRE, Passenger Agent, Indianapolis.


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ERIE RAILWAY,


Broad Guage Double Track Route.


PASSENGERS CAN LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS VIA


BELLEFONTAINE RAILWAY. ALSO, VIA


COLUMBUS & INDIANAPOLIS CENTRAL RAILWAY, -FOR-


ELMIRA, WILLIAMSPORT, OWEGO,


Great Bend, Scranton,


Newburgh,


Boston,


Bridgeport,


New York,


New Haven,


Providence,


-AND THE


Principal Refu England Cities


THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM


Dunkirk to New York, 460 Miles, Buffalo to New York, 423 Miles, Salamanca to New York, 415 Miles, -AND IS- -


TWENTY TWO MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE.


THE BEST-VENTILATED AND MOST LUXURIOUS


State-Room Sleeping Coaches in the World


Accompany all Night Trains on this Railway, securing to travelers unequaled accommodation. Tick- ets reading from Dunkirk are good via Buffalo. Ask for Tickets via "Erie Railway," for sale at all Principal Ticket Offices through the West and North-West.


WM. R. BARR, General Passenger Agent, New York.


S. H. MILLS, Advertising Agent, Indianapolis.


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