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Title: The industries of Louisville, Kentucky, and of New Albany, Indiana
Year: 1886 (1880s)
Authors: (Elstner, Charles E.) (from old catalog)
Subjects: Industries Industries
Publisher: Louisville, Ky., J. M. Elstner & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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s. Its field is Kentucky, Tennessee, Southern Indiana, Southern Illinois andNorthern Alabama, in which it asserts a claim to circulation above all others ofits class. It is an eight-page journal, carefully edited and neatly printed, with a cir-culation of 12,000 and on the increase. Ion B, Nail is editor and M. W. Neal Imsiness manager, and tlie office isat No. 508 West Main street. AND OF NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. 09 Our iLiLiOSTR/^VIDDS. Theengraving!< in the preceding and following pages illustrate all, or nearlyall, of the principal public buildings of Louisville, Ky., and New Albany,Ind. Among them will be noted the classic Christian Church, the beautifulMasonic Widows and Orphans Home, and the splendid Jewish temple, AdasIsrael, the stone employed in all of which, as well as in the City Hall and manyoth^ fine buildings, is from the quarries of the Salem Stone and Lime Com-pany, Washington county, Indiana; office, No. .)()1 )\rain street, Louisville. 70 THE INDUSTRIES OF LOUISVILIE
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BAMBERGER, BLOOM &, CO. (See opposite page.) AND OF NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. 71 KGprsssntatii/^ Houses. BRIEF MENTION OF LOUISVILLES LEADING MERCHANTS,MANUFACTURERS AND FINANCIERS. It has been our earnest endeavor in compiling this work to make ai)i)roj)riatemention and commendation of all important, novel, and beneficent industrial,commercial and financial enterprises, and of their originators and prosecutors,whose energy, pluck and capital have aided in building up the interests of theFalls City. We have specially guarded against unfair discrimination or bias,and, so far as we are concerned, the work has been performed as thoroughly ascircumstances would permit. If any concern of considerable note has beenoverlooked the fault lies in our inability to secure reliable data. We feel that Ave can commend every business establishment named in thesepages to the citizens of Louisville and to the people, buyers and consumers, ofthe vast territory West, South and South-west, of Avhich Louisv

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