. The industries of Louisville, Kentucky, and of New Albany, Indiana. rness, Skirting, Kip. Upper and Cola- Leathe —0;fi:e and Tannery. Nos. 272 to 278 EastEigKti Street, between Sycamire an I B. Mr. Moser is a life-long andskillful tanner, of varied expe-rience, having worked as a jour-neyman in the leading establish-ments of Louisville, Cincinnati,Evansville and Chicago previousto going into business for himself,in 1877. His thorough practicalknowledge of the business hasproved of great value to him inevery way, enabling him to man-ufacture the best possible goods,and to find ready sale for
. The industries of Louisville, Kentucky, and of New Albany, Indiana. rness, Skirting, Kip. Upper and Cola- Leathe —0;fi:e and Tannery. Nos. 272 to 278 EastEigKti Street, between Sycamire an I B. Mr. Moser is a life-long andskillful tanner, of varied expe-rience, having worked as a jour-neyman in the leading establish-ments of Louisville, Cincinnati,Evansville and Chicago previousto going into business for himself,in 1877. His thorough practicalknowledge of the business hasproved of great value to him inevery way, enabling him to man-ufacture the best possible goods,and to find ready sale for his products. His yards are 110x225 feet in area, the cai,^....,^ ..,,.. ..-.^,,-v,v|«.,^p^« ^..^^.^and warehouses two stories in height, and regularly employ a do/.en or more men theyear around, turning out some $40,000 worth of superior harness, skirting, kip, upper andcollar leather of the best grades Mr. Moser is of German birth, but has resided in New Albany for twenty years,where he is much respected for his industry, public spirit and unassuming equipped shops AXl) OF NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. 249 NEW ALBANY STEAM FORGE. Charles Sackett, President; Geo. E. Sackett, Secretary and Treasurer; J. T. Wright, Superintendent,urers of Every Description of Light and Heavy Forgings. Water Street, near Upper Sixth. Manufact-
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