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LEOPOLD BROS. (John and Henry), fur- niture manufacturers, 88 Clark av. and 236 Lorain
Leopold Henry (Leopold Bros.), r. 26 Willett
Leopold John (Leopold Bros.), r. 88 Clark av.
LePelley A. carpenter, r. 81 Jersey LePelley Nicholas D. r. 31 Fulton
LePelley Rachel, wid. Nicholas, r. 31 Fulton
LePelley W. G. joiner, r. 31 Fulton
Leppen J. wid. Joseph, midwife, r. 405 Sterling av.
Lepper C. W. sec. and treas. Cit. Sav. and Loan Assn. r. 267 Prospect
Lepstrer C. lab. Cleveland Rolling Mill Lepstrer Frederick, lab. r. 40 Davis
Lerick Charles, wagon maker Reinhardt & Michie, bds. 707 St. Clair
HOMESTEADS FOR ALL, IN LINNDALE .- See Map.
Less than those of Board Companies.
PLUMBING,
116 Bank Street.
LER
318
LEW
Lerner Samuel, saloon, 300 Detroit, r. same Leroy Bort, conductor E. Cleveland R. R. bds 483 Euclid av.
Leschner Frank. lab. r. 48 Cherry
Leslie D. E. bkkpr. Standard Oil Co. bds. 141 Hamilton
Leslie Edward, teamster, r. 141 Hamilton Lesseburg Henry, jeweler S. A. Orth, r. 187 Bridge
Lesser Anthony, grinder Powell Tool Co. bds. 184 Pearl
Lesser Louis, peddler, r. 154 Broadway
Lessord T. fireman, r. St. Clair, sw. cor. Dodge
Lester George, teamster W. S. R. R. r. room 2 Hazard blk. Detroit
Lester S. F. commission merchant, 37 and 39 Merwin, r. 233 St. Clair
Lester W. J. salesman O. A. Childs & Co. r. 24 Hamilton
Lestrange John, moulder Myers, Rouse & Co. r. 81 Root
Leterarer Henry, ropemaker, r. 471 Gar- den
Letherican David, puddler, bds. 85 Wash- ington
Letherican Mike, lab. bds. 85 Washington Lett William, engineer, r. I10 Courtland
Letts E. J. builder and contractor, r. 118 Lake
Letzing Augustus, lab. 294 Oregon
Letzler Carolena, midwife, 26 Willett, r. same
Letzler Theodore, jeweler, bds. 51 Rock- well
Leuer Charles, asylum, r. 25 McHenry
Leuer C. F. salesman E. I. Baldwin & Co. bds. 17 Davenport (Wilson)
Leuer H. E. salesman E. I. Baldwin & Co.
Leuer Janet, wid. Henry, r. 17 Davenport (Wilson)
Leuer William, shoemkr, r. 8 Dodge
Leun Thomas, packer Cleveland Mills, r. 338 Detroit
Leutner M. F. teacher Evangelical Luth- eran School, r. 98 Bolivar
Leuty D. (Stafford, Leuty & Co.), r. 50 Cedar av.
Leutzel C. carpenter, r. 109 McHenry Levagood M. H. bkkpr. Lawrence & Bar- ker
Levain Charles, tanner Root, Whitelaw & Co. r. 477 Columbus
Levake Augustus, lab. William R. Wilbur & Co. r. 90 York
Levake A. B. foreman spike works Cleve- land Iron Co. r. 96 Jersey
Levake Edgar, moulder U. S. Craine & Co. r. 96 Jersey
Levake George J. manager Walton Coal Co. 766 St. Clair, r. 164 Osborne
Levake J. J. engineer, r. 90 York
Levake J. M. clk. Walton Coal Co. r. 164. Osborne
Levake Thomas A. lab. r. 90 York
Levan A. B. (Bourne Bros. and Levan), bds. Cleveland Hotel
Levandovsky August, lab. r. 203 Croton Levelle Michael, lab. r. 88 Detroit
Levenhagen Charles, lab. r. 189 Wasson Lever Joshua, lab. Cleveland Boiler Plate Co. bds. 38 Clifton
Lever Robert, polisher Taylor & Drury Mnfg. Co. bds. 136 St. Clair
Levere Joseph, tinner, bds. 224 St. Clair
Levere Richard, saloon, 371 Detroit,
r.
same
Leverence Charles, lab. R. O. White, r. 7 Poplar
Levi David, saloon, Orange, nw. cor. Perry, r. 120 Orange
Levi H. clothing, 9 and 31 S. Water, r. 9 S. Water
Levi Isaac, notions 66 Central Market, r. I22 Hamilton
Levi Joseph (Levi & Weidenthal), r. 27I Woodland av.
Levi Leopold, dry goods St. Clair, ne. cor. Buel
Levi Max, entry clk. D. Black & Co. r. 122 Hamilton
Levi Moses, dry goods, 263 Woodland av. r. same
Levi Rodger, lab. r. 38 Clifton
Levi Simon, tailor, r. 142 Champlain
Levi & Weidenthal (Joseph Levi and B. Weidenthal), dry goods, 271 Woodland av.
Levin E. salesman S. Schwab, r. 112 Bolivar
Levin Samuel, salesman C. Wabel, r. 112 Bolivar
Levins Matthew, mounter Myers, Rouse & Co. r. 224 St. Clair
Levins Richard, mounter Myers, Rouse & Co. r. 224 St. Clair
Levir Thomas, carpenter, r. ss. Brigg, nr. Chestnut
Levis E. butcher F. Bailey, bds. 166 Broad- way
Levy Charles, peddler, r. 35 Broadway
Levy J. (Levy & Stearn), r. 202 Woodland av.
Levy & Stearn (J. Levy and A. Stearn), fancy goods, 168 Superior
Lewan jowski Leo, shoemkr. P. H. Flueck Lewellyn George, lab. r. 17 Hoadley
Lewellyn Thomas, puddler, r. 23 Hoadley Lewen William, blksmith, bds. 162 Broad- wav
Lewin William, blacksmith J. Lowman & Son, bds. 162 Broadway
Lewins J. sign painter, 197 Superior, r. 188 Cedar av.
Lewins Thomas, painter, r. 284 Cedar av.
The WATERTOWN Insures only Dwellings,
LINNDALE, TEN MINUTES RIDE BY RAILROAD FROM CLEVELAND .- See Map. r. cor. Dodge and Lake
WESTCHESTER FIRE INS. CO.,
- ASSETS, 8603,866. GEO. P. & S. E. BURWELL, Agents,
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.
9 Atwater Building.
LEW
319
LEW
SMITH & WOOD, AUTOMATIC LOW PRESSURE Steam Heating Apparatus For Dwellings and Public Buildings, 41 PROSPECT ST.
Lewis Alfred, puddler, r. 117 Scott Lewis Ann, wid. Thomas, r. 196 Lake
LEWIS, ARMSTRONG & COLWELL (Averisto L. Lewis, Samuel C. Arm- strong, and Albert L. Colwell), Norway Iron, Carriage and Tire Bolt Manufacturers. Office and Factory C. C. C. & I. Ry. s. of Girard, near Cleveland Iron Works
Lewis Arthur George, carpenter, r. ws. Brooker, Ist house s. Cedar av. E. C.
& Lewis Averisto L. (Lewis, Armstrong Colwell), bds. Kennard House
Lewis A. I. salesman E. I. Baldwin & Co. bds. 79 St. Clair
Lewis Benjamin F. (Stevens & Lewis), r. 33 Marion
Lewis B. carpenter, r. 343 Sterling av. Lewis Caroline F. Mrs. r. 288 Euclid av. Lewis Charles, carpenter, r. ss. White av. bet. Willson and Dunham avs. E. C. Lewis Charles, tinsmith John G. Hornung Lewis Charles E. bds. 84 Michigan
Lewis Charles H. bkkpr. Kennedy, DeFor- est & Randall, bds. 87 Lake
Lewis Charles S. teamster, 12212 Vega av. Lewis C. r. 226 Detroit
Lewis David, lab. r. 499 West River
Lewis David, ruffler Cleveland Iron Co. r. 43 Detroit
Lewis D. H. clerk auditor's dept. L. S. & M. S. Ry. bds. 196 Lake
Lewis Edward (Worswick & Lewis), r. 176 Woodland av,
Lewis Elizabeth Mrs. grocer, 249 Garden, r. 247 Garden
Lewis E. supt. Lake Erie Iron Co. r. 176 Woodland av.
Lewis E. Miss, dress and cloakmkr. room I, 136 Ontario, r. 247 Garden
Lewis E. J. wid. Alexander, r. 76 Dare Lewis E. J. Miss, teacher Bradburn School, r. 329 Sibley
Lewis Fred. C. teacher French, r. 24 Henry Lewis George, r. 130 Osborn
Lewis George W. engineer L. S. & M. S. Ry. r. 195 Oregon
Lewis Gleason F. land scrip dealer, r. 288 Euclid av.
Lewis G. N. cooper, bds. 84 Michigan
Lewis Ira (Lewis, Smyth & Co.), r. 116 Forest .
SUN Insurance Company, OFFICE, NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. E. C. ROUSE, Sec'y.
Lewis I. J. contractor, bds. Commercial House
Lewis James, machinist, bds. 123 Case av. Lewis James, machinist Cleveland Bridge and Car Works
Lewis James E. r. 178 Woodland av
Lewis Jesse, organ maker Jewett & Good- man, bds. 78 Canal
Lewis John, boiler maker Globe Iron Wks. r. 28 Hicks
Lewis John, works Dunn & Witt
Lewis John C. r. 28 Academy
Lewis John D. moulder, bds. 76 Dare
Lewis J. S. trav. salesman, r. 272 Pearl
Lewis Lewis, ruffler Cleveland Iron Co. r. 499 West River
Lewis Lizzie Miss, box maker R. T. Hol- den, r. 86 Phelps
Lewis Louis, lab. bds. 499 West River
Lewis Maria, wid. Chauncey, r. 28 Academy
Lewis Mary E. Mrs. r. 288 Euclid av.
Lewis Paul, policeman, r. 41 Fir (Peach)
Lewis Peter, blacksmith, r. 194 Ontario
Lewis Phebe, wid. Thomas, r. Crawford, e. Harkness av. E. C.
Lewis Rollin C. pattern maker Un. Steel Serew Co. bds. 19 Payne av.
Lewis Samuel, gravel roofer, r. 54 Burton Lewis Stephen, moulder, bds. 136 St. Clair LEWIS, SMYTH & CO. (Ira Lewis and
Anson Smyth), insurance agts. 2 Park Bldg.
Lewis S. C. sec. People's Gas Light Co. r. 14 Ann
LEWIS S. H. surgeon chiropodist, 76 On- tario
Lewis S. J. sec. Cuy. Steam Furnace Co. r. 139 Franklin
Lewis Thomas, shoemaker r. 5 North al.
Lewis Thomas G. tinner 286 Superior, bds. 177 Ohio
Lewis William, car builder A. & G. W. Ry. r. 6 Cliff
Lewis William, carpenter, r. 125 Herman Lewis William, r. 247 Garden
Lewis William jr. bds. 247 Garden
Lewis William, puddler Cleveland Iron Co. r. 8 Heller
Lewis William B. clk. Redington & Adams, bds. 91 State
Lewis William E. r. 288 Euclid av.
Lewis William J. bkkpr. James Seaborn, r. 34 Marion
Lewis W. R. clk. bds. 196 Lake
Lewis W. H. pattern maker, bds. 76 Dare
LINNDALE, THE PRETTIEST SUBURB OF CLEVELAND .- See Map.
And against both Fire and Lightning.
J. V. MATHIVET. Re-Bronzes Chandeliers Equal to New, at 116 Bank Street.
LEW
320
LIL
1 MARSHALL COAL 221 ONTARIO ST.
LEWMAN E. R. prop. Cleveland Hotel, Ontario, ne. cor. Prospect
Lewton George W. lawyer, 249 Superior, r. 24 Sibley
Ley Frederick, lab. bds. 248 Pearl
Ley Gustave, carpenter L. S. & M. S. loc. shops, r. rear 378 Payne av.
Leypold George, lithographer, bds. 61 Michigan
Leypoldt H. F. stone yard 260 Broadway, r. I Lorain
Leyser Benno, cigar packer Stafford & Fow- ler, r. 5912 Parkman
Lezjus Conrad, cabinet maker Vincent, Sturm & Co. r. 55 Tracy
LIBBEY H. W. physician and publisher Cleveland Hygienia, 92 Seneca, r. same
Liblang Charles, machinist, r. 24 Orange Libofske Henry, lab. r. 129 Harbor
Libstrae Christian, lab. r. 16 Willard .
Liby Rachael, wid. Joseph, bds. 33 Siegel Lichtenberk Andrew, grocery, 403 Clark av. r. same
Lichtenfeld Charles, cigarmkr. r. 40 Broad- way
Lichtenstader Jacob, tobacco and cigars, 210 Broadway, r. same
Lichtenstader S. J. bkkpr. Cohn, Sampliner & Co. r. 210 Broadway
Lichtig Henry, saloon, 249 Detroit, r. same Lichtig Ignatz, peddler, r. 328 St. Clair
Lichtig John, liquors, 779 St. Clair, r. 328 St. Clair
Lichtig Kate Mrs. wid. Bernard, r. 82 Oregon
Lickorish Thomas, engineer, bds. 355 Forest
Liddle Lib. r. 200 Ontario
Liebech N. artist W. C. North, r. 251 Woodland av.
Liebenthal Albert, trav. agt M. Liebenthal, r. 48 Prospect
Liebenthal Manuel, cigarmkr. J. & B. Rohr- heimer, r. 64 Orange
Liebenthal Michael, cigarmkr. r. 64 Orange Liebenthal Moses, r. 80 Parkman
Liebenthal M. mnfr. clothing whol. and ret. 120 Superior, r. 48 Prospect
Lieberman August, machinist Silas Mer- chant, r. 9 Kelly
Liebest Ernst, shoemaker, ·bds. 707 St. Clair
Liebhart John, engineer A. & G. W. R. R. r. 25 Pelton
Liebing August, lab. r. 318 Payne av.
Lieblein C. J. clk. Geo. Lieblein, bds. 56 Lorain
Lieblein F. P. clk. George Lieblein, bds. 56 Lorain
LIEBLEIN GEORGE, grocer, 54 Lorain, r. 56 Lorain
Lieblein G. W. cooper, bds. 56 Lorain Liebman Adolph, peddler, r. 53 North al. Liebman Alexander Mrs. r. 101 Laurel Liebrock George, pile driver, r. 19 Com- mercial
Liebsly George, lab. r. 34 Hartford Liedtke Leopold, teamster, r. 25 Brighton Lieneck Karl, cooper, bds. 51 Jackson Lies John, carpenter, r. go Scovill av.
Life Underwriters Association of the State
of Ohio, John E. Colby, prest. Thomas H. Geer sec. 158 Superior
Ligen Frederick, cooper G. Westlake & Co. Ligget Thomas, tobacco and cigar mnfr. I26 Detroit, r. same
Lightbown John S. carpenter, r. 31 Walnut Lighthall Peter, brakeman, bds. 52 Water Ligmanowsky Casimir V. joiner, r. 81 Vega av.
Likely Daniel, lab. bds. 324 West River Likly William, lab. bds. 390 Detroit
Likly James, sailor, r. 371 Detroit
Likly, McDonald & Rockett(William Likly,
J. McDonald and J. Rockett), trunk mnfrs. 122, 124 and 126 Superior
LIKLY WILLIAM (Likly, McDonald & Rockett), r. 33 Bank
. WM. LIKLY. J. M'DONALD. J. ROCKETT.
Likly, McDonald & Rockett,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TRUNKS, BAGS AND VALISES.
Salesrooms over
Nos. 122, 124 and 126 Superior St.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Lilli Vinctent, painter, bds. 35 Woodland av.
Lillie George, sailor, r. 128 Harbor Lillie J. M. clk. New England Hotel
The WATERTOWN gives to Policy Holders
LINNDALE, TEN MINUTES RIDE BY RAILROAD FROM CLEVELAND .- See Map.
LINNDALE.
LINNDALE IS SITUATED ON THE CLEVELAND, COL UMBUS, CINCINNATI & INDIANAPOLIS, LAK SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN, AND TUSCARA WAS VALLEY RAILROADS, FOUR AND ONE HALF MILES SOUTHWEST FROM THE COUR HOUSE, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
GREAT CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN AND MUCH TIME SPENT
in having Linndale laid out in a style which will not only satisfy the present occupants, and meet every requirement of those who desire pleasant, beautiful, even elegant homes, but those as well, who, in later years populate the same, when the opulence and ever increasing people of a prosperous coun- try, crowd with mutual interests, into the business marts of this great commercial center ; where homes in the suburbs, sur rounded by
SPACIOUS LAWNS, CONVENIENT TO WIDE, WELL SHADED AVENUES AND DRIVE WAYS,
and above all else blessed with pure air, will be considered the most desirable pos- session of city life.
As will be seen by our miniature map, on the opposite page, Linndale is regularly laid out
IN SQUARES OF FOUR HUNDRED FEET.
rows of trees ; the remaining six feet is ( cupied by a side-walk, to be flagged w Berea stone. The streets are fifty feet width, and are at right angles with 1 avenues, and shaded by one row of tre on each side In the rear of all lots alleys, twenty feet in width.
THE LOTS ARE FIFTY BY ONE HUNDRED A NINETY FEET, AND FRONT ON THE AVENTES ONLY.
In early spring a large number of fr trees of choice varieties, also evergreens different kinds, will be transplanted on t lots most desirable.
A beautiful stream winds its way throug the village, affording good water privileg
Two of the best lines of railway in t State, (the C. C. C. & I., and the L. S & S.) pass through Linndale, affording sul rior advantages for travel and shipping The Lake Shore and Tuscarawas Vall- Railroad also passes over the same lin the most important feature of which is, th
The avenues run parallel with the rail- roads, and are eighty and one hundred feet COAL OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY, AND AT TI LOWEST PRICE, in width. Forty feet along the center of the avenues are devoted to a roadway, and the space upon either side, to a lawn twenty- rolls into our town from mines a few mil four feet in width, which is shaded by two away.
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A number of the first manufacturing firms of the city, are now arranging their business to build upon this location, so ad- mirably calculated to supply their wants.
The communications by the above named railroads, accessible to all points East, South and West, make shipping privileges almost equal to those afforded by the best points in the city, while plenty of room, ob. tained at a low price, more than compen- sates for the difference. .
Besides these railroad facilities for get- ting to and from Linndale, a first-class line of hacks will run from the Public Square to Linndale, making the trip in forty-five minutes.
A RAILROAD WITH STEAM LOCOMOTIVES, TO
CONNECT WITH THE ROCKY
RIVER ROAD,
is now being surveyed, and will be com- pleted as soon as possible after the right of way shall have been secured. By the mid- dle of April, "73, we will be prepared to manufacture our own gas, when the aven- ues and houses of Linndale, will be lighted the same as those in the city, affording privilege not usually enjoyed in the sub- urbs.
CHURCH LOTS,
on beautiful sites, will be given to all Chris- tian denominations that will immediately erect churches thereon. To this depart- ment the proprietors of the town will give their special attention, regarding the moral and religious influences of a place its most important features.
Henceforth, Cleveland will derive nour- ishment from her own roots, and draw vi- tality from her own great resources.
We may as well try to dry upthe waters in our bay, or sever the great iron arteries converging to this point, as to try to check her growth and prosperity.
The ores from Superior and from othe points nearer to us, in quality scarcely ir ferior ; the inexhaustible beds of coa buried at our own thresholds ; building an other stone of the finest quality, stored a around us, ready to be exhumed, shape and lifted into form ;
OUR OIL AND-LUMBER INTERESTS,
which have assumed incalculable propor tions, our manufactories at large, an around all, a rich country, affording crop and fruits of all kinds in abundance, cor tribute in part to the material substanc which insures to Cleveland a future prof perity and growth heretofore unknown.
Believing that Cleveland is yet in he infancy, and that her position guarantee to her the destiny of a great city, we hav enlisted our fortunes in her behalf, and th energy of those who are engaged in th enterprise of building up a suburban vil lage will not be lessened or diminished b the consciousness of Cleveland's brillian prospects.
We call the attention of mechanics an laboring men to our superior facilities, an would urge them to embrace this opportu nity of procuring good homes for them selves and families at small cost and o easy terms. We sell lots from $7.50 to $3 per foot, and give from two to eight year time. No lots are less than fifty by on hundred and ninety feet.
To those who are in easy circumstances and wish to build pleasant or elegan homes, special inducements are given an desirable locations offered.
To those who wish to invest largely, w will sell by the lot, block or acre.
Please notice onr map of Linndale, on the opposite page.
Further information may be obtained a our office,
NO. 236 SUPERIOR STREET,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
ROBERT LINN, Supt
LORILLARD INS. CO.,
NEW YORK.
ASSETS, $405,000. GEO. P. & S. E, BURWELL, Agents, 9 Atwater Building.
LIL
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SMITH & WOOD, PLUMBING,
Gas, Steam and Hot Water Fitting, 41 PROSPECT ST.
Lillig Bornhart, clk. J. Krauss & Co. r. 238 Broadway
Lillig Matthias, teamster J. Krauss & Co. bds. 238 Broadway
Lillis Patrick, janitor police station, r. 102 Ohio
Lillis Thomas, porter, r. 245 Oregon
Lilly Matthew, cooper G. Westlake & Co. Lilly W. H. r. r. 46 Hayward
Limberly Cornelius, carpenter, r. 24 Old River
Limekoehler H. teamster I. Sturtevant & Co. r. 57 Penn
Limmerman G. lab. Silas Merchant
Limp Augustus, clk. Lewis Smithnight, bd$. 135 Woodland av.
Lina Joseph, carpenter, r. 178 Croton
Linas Thomas H. stonecutter, r. 173 Sibley Linch, see Lynch
Linckinstein Jacob, lab. Chambers & Co. r. Brooklyn
Lind Andrew, painter bds. 1024 Superior Lind Martin, sign painter, 75 ns. Pub. Sqr. r. 1024 Superior
Lindaur Frederick, currier Root, Whitelaw & Co. bds. 50 Lorain
Linde Charles, helper, r. 5 Prague
Lindeman Charles, r. 278 Orange
Lindeman Henry, lab. r. 59 Harper
Lindeman John, teamster C. & P. freight depot, r. 475 Garden
Lindeman John, lab. r. 91 Lyman
Lindeman John, cabmkr. L. S. & M. S. car shops, r. 15 Delaware
Lindeman Jochem, cabinetmkr. Vincent, Sturm & Co. r. 212 Mill
Linden Albert, foreman L. J. Mattison & Co. bds. 4 Carroll
Linden David, lab. r. 91 Monroe
Linden John, baunscheidtist, 75 ns. Pub. Sqr. r. 414 Prospect
Linden John, grocer, 325 Broadway, r. same Lindle J. lab. Cleveland Rolling Mill
Lindmueller R. leaf tobacco, 103 Seneca, r. 188 Dodge
Lindner George, r. 14 Brown
Lindsay Eliza, wid. John, r. 110 Erie
Lindsay Eliza, wid. Thomas, r. 201 De- " troit
Lindsay George, carriage painter Stoll & Black, bds. 110 Erie
Lindsay Henry, carpenter, bds. 110 Erie Lindsay Thomas, treas. Wilson Sew. Mach. Co. r. 201 Detroit
Lindsey John, machinist, bds. 46 Merwin
Unquestionable Security.
SUN Insurance Company, OFFICE, NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, E. C. ROUSE, Sec'y.
Lindsey Robert,stonecutter,bds. 257 Garden Lindsey Thomas, bkkpr. r. 141 Clinton
Lindsey T. S. paymaster L S. & M. S. Ry. r. 50 Bank
Lindsley Edward, supt. and engineer Peo- ple's Gas. Co. r. 41 Clinton
Lindus Alfred, currier Glaser Bros. r. 33 Barber av.
Lindus Edwin (Lindus & Kohl), r. 68 Brooklyn
Lindus & Kohl (Edwin Lindus and John Kohl), tanners, Seymour av. se. cor. Rhodes av.
Line, William C. furniture dealer, St. Clair nw. cor. Canfield, r. same
Line William C. Jr. printer Leader Job Of- fice, r. 341 St. Clair
Lineham Cornelius, engineer, r. 71 Tracy Lineham William, machinist J. Stovering & Co. bds. 59 Hicks
Lines Augustus, salesman A. S. Herenden & Co. r. ws. Willson av. bet. Euclid av. and Prospect
Lines G. clk. r. 6312 Walnut
Linffar Leonard, r. Burton, nw. cor. Buck- ley
Lingrein Charles, lumber, r. 10 Belden Linhart Vincent, blksmith, r. 183 Croton Link Adam, lab. T. Emerson, r. 5 Broadway Link Jacob, lab. r. 5 Perry, nr. Pleasant Link Lewis, mechanic White Mnfg. Co. bds. Lake Shore House
Link William, lab. r. 107 Greenwood
Linkenstein Andrew, saloon, 51 Burton, r same
Linkenstein Jacob, lab. r. 48 Milford
Linn Arthur (Linn & Comstock), r. 314 Lake
Linn Fred. carpenter, bds. 458 Sterling av. Linn Frederick, r. 33 Pelton av.
Linn Lewis, carpenter, bds. 95 St. Clair 1 1
Linn Philip, bar-tender, Mrs. F. Brown
LINN ROBERT, supt. Linndale Land Of-
fice, 236 Superior, r. Linndale
Linn William, driver, East Cleveland R. R. bds. 483 Euclid av.
Linn & Comstock (Arthur L. Linn and Ar- thur N. Comstock), whol. fruits, fancy, groceries, 84 Bank and 93 St. Clair
LINNDALE, situated one mile sw. of city limits reached by Linndale Hack Line or by C. C. C. & I. or L. S. & M. S. Rys. the dummy engine of which switches off there every half hour (see map opposite), office 236 Superior
Assets, over $475,000.00
LINNDALE, THE MANUFACTURING CENTRE-See Map.
BEST STOCK OF CHANDELIERS,
116 Bank Street.
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Linnehan Frances Mrs. boarding, 59 Hicks r. same
Linnehan John H. clk. r. 59 Hicks
Linnevers Herman, cooper, r. 80 Randall Linocker Christ. porter S. H. & E. Bloch, r. 148 Orange
Linsenmeier George, barber, 320 Woodland av. r. same
Linsky Michael, lab. r. 26 Herschell Linsky T. r. 44 Belmont
Linsley J. J. com. mercht. r. 65 Seneca
Linston Wm. stone cutter, bds. 18 Harmon Linton John, mason r. nw. cor. Euclid and Harkness avs. E. C.
Lintner Charles, r. 31 Orchard
Lintz Frank, lab. r. 9 Siam
Lintz John, shoemkr. Petty & Brace
Lion, see Lyon and Lyons
Lippert George, baker, bds. 254 Garden Lipps W. S. patrolman 7th prect. r. Branch, ne. cor. Cedar av. E. C.
Lippstreu John, tailor, r. 108 Professor Lppus C. painter L. S. & M. S. car shops, r. IOI Greenwood
Lipstrager John, carpenter, r. 23 Clifton Lipstreu John, clk, r. 243 Hamilton Lipton C. J. wid. Samuel, r. 97 Erie
Liscomb Almon, tinner, r. 154 Birch
Lismer F. lab. Cleveland Chemical Works List Alfred, carpenter Cuy. Steam Furnace Co. r. 210 Burton
List Thomas J. pattern mkr. Cuy. Steam Furnace Co. r. 212 Burton
Lisy Frank, carpenter, r. 3 Burwell
Lisy James, tailor, r. 7 Burwell
Lisy Joseph, shoemkr. r. 7 Burwell Litchfield William, paving, I. 57 Slater Litheiser Frank, saloon, 14 River, r. same Litsel John, policeman, r. 182 Lawrence Little David, lab. r. 257 Broadway
Little Daniel, tailor, 117 Seneca, r. 312 Cedar av.
LITTLE H. H. DR. real estate dealer, 21 Atwater bldg. r. 29 Euclid av.
Little J. W. picture dealer, bds. 116 Lake Little Lyman Dr. real estate, room I Sav- ings Bank bldg. r. 218 Prospect
Little William, spring grinder, bds. 100 Washington
Little, see also Lyttle
Littleton A. G. Miss, clk. S. Brainard's Sons, r. 83 Garden
Littleton George, job printer, 88 Garden, r, same
Litton W. P. H. commission, r. 14 Cedar av. Litzel C. carpenter Cleveland Bridge and Car Works
Litzel John, patrolman 2d prect. r. 194 Case av.
Litzler John, machinist, r. 26 Willett
Livagood M. H. clk. bds. 128 Lake
Livenbroc Peter, fireman L. S. & M. S. Ry. r. rear 442 St. Clair
Liverance Charles, lab. r. 7 Poplar
Living Epistle, Rev. Jacob Young editor, 220 Woodland av. cor. Har non
Livingston Charles A.clothing, 180 Ontario, r. 10 Central pl.
Livingston Jonas, clk. S. Bermann, bds. 6 Broad way
Livingston Meyer, clk. Weidenkopf & Adair.s, bds. 165 Brownell
Livingston Michael, foreman S. Berman, r. . 165 Brownell
Livingstone Ann, wid. Charles, r. 117 Pearl Livingstone Austin, lab. r. 53 Detroit
Livingstone G. H. teamster, r. 29 William
Livingstone James, lab. r. 42 Hickory
Livingstone John, heater. bds, 114 Pearl
Livingstone John, blacksmith, r. 140 Court- land
Livingstone Nathan, teamster, r. 29 William Livingstone Thomas B. salesman Young- love, Massey & Co. r. 28 Eagle
Llewelyn E. puddler Cleveland Rolling Mill
Llewelyn G. puddler Cleveland Rolling Mill
Llewellyn Thomas, puddler, r. 23 Hoadley (Bower)
Lloyd Charles, mason, bds. 27 Forest
Lloyd Charles C. bkkpr. r. 192 Superior
Lloyd George, mason, r. 48 Rawlings
Lloyd G. P. sec. and treas. Jackson Iron Co. r. New York
Lloyd H. (Lloyd & Keys), r. 49 Cheshire. Lloyd J. W. fireman L. S. & M. S. Ry. r. 444 Hamilton
Lloyd Richard, bridge tender, Island, L. S. & M. S. Ry. r. 265 Washington
Lloyd Rowland, sailor, bds. 61 Main
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