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NIXON'S 

JACKSONVILLE 

DIRECTORY 


FOR  1868-69 


CONTAININO  A 


Names  and  Address  of  the  Merchants,  Manufacturers, 
and  Professional  Men  in  the  City. 

Reprinted  by 

Jacksonville  Area  Genealogical 
&  Historical  Society 

P.O.  Box  21  Jacksonville,  111.  62651-0021 


Complete  List  of  all  Residents  in  the  City 


AT..SO   A 


CLASSIFIED  BUSINESS  DIRECTOUY, 


^vlTu   TirK 


ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 


INTRODUCTION 


The  rare  copy  of  Nixon's  Jacksonville  City 
Directory  for  1868-69,  from  which  this  re- 
production was  made,  was  loaned  to  the 
Jacksonville  Area  Genealogical  and  Histor- 
ical Society  by  Mr.  Robert  Tendick  of 
Jacksonville,  Illinois.  The  original  owners, 
now  deceased,  were  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Clifford  W. 
Fanning  of  Murrayville,  Illinois.  The  librar- 
ian, Mrs.  Mary  Frances  Alkire,  assisted  by 
Mr.  Tendick,  carefully  photocopied  the  entire 
directory.  Special  publication  chairman,  Mrs. 
Ruth  L.  Lepper,  prepared  the  copy  for  publi- 
cation and  Mr.  William  Benson  of  Dallas,  Texas 
designed  the  cover. 


Because  the  original  outside  cover  pages  and 
lettered  pages  A-K  had  been  printed  on  colored 
paper,  they  were  badly  deteriorated.  The  out- 
side cover  pages,  both  front  and  back,  are 
copied  on  page  1  of  this  edition;  however,  due 
to  their  nearly  unreadable  condition,  Mrs. 
Lepper  has  assembled  a  reasonable  facsimile  of 
these  pages  which  appear  on  the  inside  of  the 
back  cover  of  this  publication.  The  top  por- 
tion of  page  A  had  been  destroyed  and  is  herein 
replaced  by  a  similar  ad.  The  simulations  were 
copied  from  Springfield,  Illinois,  directories 
of  the  same  era. 


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Delivers  Meats  in  aiiv  Part  of  ■■, 
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in  1835.  .  It.-3  regular  course  of  study  is  eubstaiitially  that  of    , 

Proniptncs.s  in  euteciiig  at  tlie  beginning  of  the  Tenn  id  earnestly 
rocoiiirnended.  •    . 

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JACKSONVILLE  DIRECTORY, 


IPOI^   1868-69, 


fONTAlNINO   A 


Complete  List  of  all  Residents  in  the  City, 


AT,SO   A 


CLASSIFIED  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


WJTll     THE 


Names  and  Address  oftho  Merchants,  Manufacturers, 
and  Professional  Men  in  the  City. 


JACKSONVILLE,  ILL. 

'CITY    JOB   OrVIOK"    I'RINT,  SOUTll-KAST  COnSltrt  SQUAnU. 

1868. 


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^rO     OTJr8.I?A.TiCOIV>;, 

GcnUnnni:  | 

This  njliime,  our  Pirsi  Director y  of  the  Cltjf  <>f  Jack-  i 

soncilk  is  most  rpsjicrffidbj  dedit-aicU  to  i/oti,  'is  x  slifjld  iol;cn  \ 

of  rrr/ard,  l»j  \ 

Your  most  ohcdicnl  seriKini, 

W.  A.  i<IIKOI^,  Publisher. 

JACKSONVILLE,  Nt.vcnhvr  1,  18G8. 


ii<ra::R/OiDTJCTOE."Z'. 


In  presenting  this,  the  first  volume  of  Nixon's  Directot 
to  the  citizen's  and  business  men  of  Jacksonville,  we  have 
endeavored  to  make  an  accurate  and  reliable  .Directory 
as  far  as  possible,  We  hope  our  patrons  mil  be  satisfied 
with  our  cfibrts. 

In  the  present  work  there  are  3,400  names.  Multiplying 
the  number  of  names  by  4,  the  usual  figure,  we  find  the 
population  amoutits  to  13,600. 

With  many  thanks  to  Hon.  Murray  McConnclI,  Col.  W. 
D.  Crowell,  Col.  G.  P.  Smith,  Mayor  Wm.  P.  Barr,  City 
Clerk  James  J.  Rowen,  S.  M.  Mai-tin,  Supt.  County  Schools, 
Leopold  Weil,  Cassell  &.  Fitzsimmons,  Mathers  &  Wads- 
worth,  C.  E.  Ross  &  Co.,  Marcy  &  Brother,  W.  C.  Wood- 
man, Home  Manufacturing  Company,  Stevenson  &  Woods, 
Capps  &  Sons,  Rockwell  &  Adams,  Postmaster  Horace  Cha- 
pin,  Dr.  G.  Y.  Shirley,  Dr.  P.  G.  Gillett,  Supt.  Deaf  and 
Dumb  Institution,  Prof.DeMotte,  President  Illinois  Female 
College,  Dr.  Rhoads,  Supt.  Blind  Asylum,  Dr.  Wilbur, 
Supt.  Institution  for  Feeble-minded  Children,  Dr.  Mf.Far- 
laod,  Supt.  Institution  for  Insane,  Dr.  J.  M.  Sturtevant.  and 
othei-s  who  have  kindU*  given  us  their  countenance  and  pa- 
tronage, and  assuring  all  that  we  shall  redouble  our  efforts  j 
on  our  next  Directory, 

We  remain,  very  respectfully, 

W  A.  NTZON,  Publisher. 


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A  SKETCH  OF  JACKSONVILLE. 


"We  are' indebted  to  the  Hon.  Murray  McCoNNELLfor  the 
following  brief  and  excellent  Sketch  of  the  City  of  Jace- 
soirviLLE: 

Jacksonville,  III.,  Sept.  25, 1868. 
To  W.  A.  Nixon,  Esq., 

Dear  Sir:  You  request  me  to  jot  down  for  you  a  short 
history  of  Jacksonville,  to  be  published  in  your  Director}' 
for  the  City,  now  being  prepared  by  you,  and  I  proceed  to 
do  60  in  as  few  words  as  I  can,  to  give  your  rcadora  the 
information  thoy  will  expect  in  a  work  of  the  kind  yon  pro- 
pose to  publish. 

The  Legislature  of  Illinois,  in  January,  1823,  established 
by  law  the  county  of  Morgan,  and  appohitcd  three  persons 
to  locate  a  county  seat.  The  country  then  included  in  the 
county  now  composes  the  counties  of  Morgan,  Scott  and 
Cass,  Owing  to  the  fact  that  at  that  time  but  a  few  inhabi- 
tants resided  witliin  those  boundaries,  the  Legislature 
thought  proper  to  provide  that  the  county  scat  to  be  located 
under  said  law  should  be  temporary  only,  leaving  it  to  some 
future  Legislature  to  provide  for  the  permanent  location  of 
the  county  seat.  This  temporary  county  seat  was  located 
at  a  place  called  "Olinstead's  Mounds,"  some  eight  or  nine 
miles  nearly  west  of  the  present  City  of  Jacksonville. 

The  session  of  the  Legislature  of  1824-5,  passed  another 
law  touching  the  count}-  seat  of  said  county,  in  which  three 


A   SKETCH   OF  JACKSONVILLE. 


pei'sons  were  appoiuted  to  permaneutly  locate  the  county 
seat  of  said  county,  and  in  said  law  it  was  provided  that  if 
said  county  seat  should  be  located  upon  laud  belonging  to 
any  private  citizen,  the  owner  or  owners  of  the  same  should 
donate  to  the  county  twenty  acres,  to  be  laid  out  in  lots  and 
sold,  the  proceeds  of  which  should  be  applied  to  the  build- 
ing of  a  conrt  house  and  jail  for  said  county. 

In  obedience  to  this  law  the  three  persons  appointed  loca- 
ted the  county  seat  in  the  center  of  a  quarter  section  of  land 
composed  of  the  east  half  of  the  north-east  quarter  of  section 
twenty,  and  the  west  half  of  the  north-west  quarter  of  sec- 
tion twenty-one,  in  township  fifteen  north  of  the  base  line, 
and  in  range  ten  west  of  the  third  principal  meridian. 

The  day  this  county  seat  was  located  the  laud  belonged  to 
the  Government  of  the  United  States,  but  the  next  day,  at 
nine  o'clock  in  the  morning,  the  Government  sold  it  at  pri- 
vate sale  at  one  dollar  and  a  quarter  per  acre,  to  Thomas 
Arnitt  and  Is.iac  Dial,  two  citizens  residing  near  the  place. 
Arnitt  purchasing  the  tract  in  section  twenty,  and  Dial  the 
tract  iu  section  twenty-one.  Arnitt  and  Dial  resolved,  in 
connection  with  the  county,  to  lay  out  a  town  upon  said 
land,  and  by  an  agreement  between  these  owners  and  the 
county  commissioner's  court,  a  line  was  drawn  from  east  to 
west,  through  the  center  of  the  quarter  section,  and  Arnitt 
and  Dial  conveyed  by  deeds  to  the  county,  each  twenty  acres 
immediiitcly  on  the  north  side  of  that  line.  This  donation 
by  those  proprietors  contained  forty  acres,  being  double  the 
quantity  required  by  said  law  to  be  given  to  the  county. 
On  the  tenth  of  March,  182o,  those  proprietors,  for  them- 
selves, and  the  county  court  for  the  county,  laid  out  a  town 
on  eighty  acres  of  land,  in  a  square  form,  in  the  center  of 
said  one  hundred  and  sixty  acre  tract,  the  county  owning 
the  north  half  and  the  proprietors  the  south  half,  and  after 
much  research  and  deliberation  in  selecting  a  name,  they 


A    SKETCH    OF   JACKSONVILLE. 


called  the  town  Jacksonville,  after  General  Andrew  Jackson, 
he  being  the  great  man  of  that  day. 

Previous  to  that  time  there  had  been  a  public  road  laid 
out  from  Springfield,  the  theu  recently  located  county  seat 
of  Sangamon  county,  to  the  town  of  i?"aples,  on  the  Illinois 
river,  in  Morgan  county.  This  road,  by  way  of  eminence 
and  distinction,  was  called  the  State  road.  This  State  road 
passed  east  and  west  on  the  top  of  the  ridge  of  land  directly 
over  the  spot  selected  for  said  county  seat  The  surveyor 
who  laid  out  the  town,  (Mr.  Johnston  Shelton,)  began  the 
survey  by  laying  out  a  central  square  of  land^  containing 
something  more  than  five  acres,  directly  in  the  center  of  the 
said  one  hundred  and  sixty  acre  tract,  the  State  road  running 
through  the  center  of  the  square.  Upon  this  State  road  he 
located  a  street,  sixty  feet  wide,  intending  it  to  run  due  east 
and  west  across  said  one  hundred  and  sixty  acres,  and  on 
the  north  line  of  the  land  belonging  to  the  proprietors. 
Thus  locating  one-half  of  said  square  and  one-half  of  the 
width  of  the  street  on  the  land  of  said  private  ownera,  and 
the  other  half  on  the  land  of  the  county.  This  street  was 
called  State  street.  ' 

A  street  was  then  laid  out  running  north  and  south 
through  the  center  of  said  land  and  said  central  square,  of 
the  same  width,  and  it  was  called  Main  street  Taking 
those  two  streets  as  base  lines,  the  town  was  laid  out  into 
square  blocks,  of  one  hundred  and  eighty  feet  nine  inches 
on  each  side,  which  bioclcs  were  divided  into  three  lots,  each 
of  equal  size.  All  ouvier  sti-eets,''  except  those  two,  were  ■ 
made  forty  feet  wide,  and  the  alleys  twenty  feet  wide,  all 
running  at  right  angles  with  each  other. 

The  county  offices  and  all  county  business  were  removed 

from  the  temporary  county  seat  at  Olmstead's  Mound  to 

Jacksonville,  in  the  summer  of  1825,  and  the  first  circuit 

court  was  held  at  Jacksonville  in  September  of  that  year. 
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A   SKETCH   OF  JACKSONVILLE. 


In  1826  the  first  court  house  was  built  in  Jacksonville. 
It  was  located  on  the  laud  on  the  north  side  of  State  street, 
and  west  of  Main  street,  and  on  that  part  of  the  center 
square  that  had  been  conveyed  to  the  county.  It  was  a  two 
stoiy  frame  building,  thii-ty  by  forty  feet  square,  set  upon 
round  blocks,  and  cost  about  four  hundred  and  fifty  dollars. 
There  was  but  one  term  of  the  circuit  court  held  in  this 
house,  the  same  being  burned  in  December,  1827,  together 
with  the  records  of  the  courts  of  the  county.  The  loss, 
however,  in.  those  records  was  not  great,  as  the  county  had 
not  been  long  organized,  and  but  u  few  records  had  been 
made.  The  original  plat,  however,  qf  the  town,  and  the 
deeds  from  Aruitt  and  Dial  to  the  county  for  the  land  where- 
on the  north  half  of  the  town  was  laid  out,  were  burned, 
but  the  record-book  containing  copies  of  said  plat  and  of 
those  deeds  was  secured,  the  recorder,  Dcimis  Rockwell, 
iiaving,  accidentally,  said  book  at  his  hout^c  o\i  the  night  of 
the  lire.  , 

To  supply  the  place  of  the  court  house  burned,  the  pres- 
ent court  house  (now  called  the  old  court  liouse)  was  built 
in  1829  and  1830,  and  was  the  first  brick  house  in  the 
county.  This  house  was  located  on  the  same  center  square 
of  land,  on  the  south  side  of  said  State  street,  and  west  of 
Main  street,  and  cost  about  four  thousand  dollars.  This  old 
court  house  is  shortly  to  give  place  to  a  new  and  elegant 
structure  now  being  built  on  the  second  block  west  of  the 
square  on  the  north  side  of  State  street,  on  that  part  of  said 
eighty  acres  of  land  conveyed  by  Aruitt  to  the  county,  and 
this  old  edifice  will  soon  be  removed  and  forgotten. 

]Much  might  be  said  in  praise  of  the  enterprise  of  the 
inhabitants  of  the  city  in  years  past,  of  the  elemosynary 
institutions,  and  institutions  of  learning  that  have  clustered 
around  the  city.  I  could  tell  you  of  the  first  preachers  and 
the  first  churches,  and  the  first  schools,  but  I  am  not  sure 


A    SKETCH    OV   JACKS0XVILL13. 


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you  would  deem  that  exactly  appropriate  in  a  work  like  the 
one  you  propose  to  publish.  I  could  go  into  the  personal 
history  of  the  first  and  earliest  settlers  of  the  town;  tell  when 
they  arrived  and  where  they  were  from,  how  they  lived,  and 
when  they  died,  but  all  this  would  be  biography  and  not 
local  history.  Therefore  I  respectfully  submit  to  you  what 
I  have  written  to  be  by  you  published  or  not,  or  used  as  you 
may  think  will  best  promote  the  objects  intended  by  your 
book. 

With  great  respect  I  am  yours, 

M.  M'CONNELL. 


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JACKSOMILLE  CITY  GUIDE. 


Charter  Election  on  the  first  Monday  of  April  in  each  year.     Regular  meet- 
ing of  Board  of  Aldermen,' tirst  Thursday  in  each  month. 

CITY    OOVEXtlSTMIElVT. 

JIAYOK. 

Wm.  P.  Ban- Term  expires  April,  1869. 

CITY  CLEKK. 

James  J.  Roweu ....    Term  expires  April,  1869. 

ASSESSOR  AND  COLLECTOR. 
"W.  W.  Happy , Term  expires  April,  1869. 

CITY  ATTORNEY. 

TVilliam  G.  Gallalier,  Jr Term  expires  April,  1869. 

CITY  TREASURER. 

Matthew  Stacy Term  expires  April,  1869. 

CITY  3IAESHALL. 

George  TV.  Smith Terra  expires  April,  1869. 

CITY'  STREET  COltillSSIONER. 
Henry  Rice Term  ex-pires  April,  1869. 

Cinr   COTJUTOTJL,, 

FIRST  WARD. 
James  Redmoud Term  expires  April,  1869. 


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SEC02n)  -WARD. 

Edward  Lambert Term  expires  April,  1869. 

.    THIRD  WAJID. 

David  M.  Simmons Term  expires  April,  1869. 

POURTH  WARD. 

"William  Branson Terra  expires  April,  1869. 


i'JJri/E   JDTTRJiJIEUlTWrFnsn:. 


CnniKF  Engineer Lafayette  Carson. 

AssT.  Enqinekr  M.  H.  Carroll. 

Eire  Companies. 

Union  No.  1 — President Jaa.  M.  Mitchell. 

Foreman Thomas  Kayse. 

i  Franklin  No.  2 — ^President B,  H.  Myers. 

Foreman John  Evans. 


JPTJBXjIC  SOEIOOXjS. 


Board  of  Education. 

First  Ward *  Enos  Campbell. 

Second  "Ward Stephen  Capps. 

Third  "Ward Michael  Rapps. 

Fourth  "Ward Elizur  "Wright 

President,  ex-qfflcio "W.  P.  Barr,  flayer. 

Clerk,  ex-officio J.  J.  Rowen. 

Superintendent Israel  "Wilkinson. 

Standing  Committees. 
Building  Committee — Messrs.  Riipp  and  Capps. 
Committee  on  Books  and  Apparatus — Messi-s.  "Wolcott  and 
Campbell. 


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Committee  on  Reports  and  Blane  Foiuis — Messrs.  Camp- 
bell, Capps  and  Superintendeut. 

Committee  t)N  Examination  of  Teacuers — Messrs.  "Wolcott, 
Campbell  and  Superintendent. 

Committee  on  Complaints — Messrs.  Capps  and  Eapp. 

Finance  Committee — Messrs.  Capps  and  "Wolcott. 

Committee  on  Higu  School — Messrs.  Campbell  and  Wolcott. 

Committee  on  Music — Messrs.  Rapp   and  "Wolcott. 

Teachers. 

Hicn  School — Israel  "Wilkinson,  Principal ;    Mr.  

Mcelcs,  teacher  of  Latin  and  Greek ;  Miss  Hattie  Reed, 
preceptress;  Miss  E.  T.  Sturtevant,  assistant. 

Total  number  of  scholars,  98. 

First  "Ward — 1st  grade,  Mrs.  Kancy  Russell;  2d  grade, 
Miss  Moll}'  King;  3d  grade.  Miss  M.  "W.  French ;  4th  grade, 
Mrs.  Ellen  Ramsay;  5th  grade,  Mi-s.  A.  "W.  Milbum ;  6th 
grade,  J.  W.  I'nnce,  ]*rincii»al. 

Tol:iI  luniilxM- of  scholars,  23.5. 

Second  "W.vuD — 1st  grade,  Miss  M.  E.Clark;  2d  grade, 
Mrs.  ?.I.  J.  ^Morrison  ;  3rd  grade.  Miss  M.  A.  Selby ;  4th 
grade,  Miss  Sue  F.  Ellis ;  5th  grade.  Miss  Lucy  D.  "Wood ; 
Uth  grade,  II.  Iliggins,  Principal. 

Tol:ii  number  of  scholars,  352. 

Tiiir.D  "Ward — 1st  grade,  Mrs.  "Warriner  and  Miss  Tomlin; 
2d  grade.  Miss  M.  C.  Palmer;  3rd  grade,  Miss  S.  E.  AVright; 
4tli  grade.  Miss  E.  M.  Caldwell ;  5th  grade,  Miss  Rebecca 
"Wood;  Gth  grade,  J.  B.  Black,  Principal. 

Totr.l  number  of  scholars,  347. 

FouKTii  Ward — 1st  grade,  Sena  C.  "Vaughn;  2d  grade, 
Miss  Ida  Sawyer;  3rd  grade,  Miss  Lida  Akers;  4th  grade, 
Miss  Mattie  Fisher;  5th  grade,  ^liss  A,  Rawlings;  Gth  grade. 
Miss  ITcttie  Jackson,  Principal. 

Total  number  of  scholars,  281. 


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v, 


Colored  School — Mrs.  J.  C.  Malone,  primary  department 
Mrs.  E.  M.  Grant,  Principal. 
Total  number  of  scholars,  101. 
Mr. Williams,  teacher  of  music  in  the  above  schools 


C-^th:oxjIC  sos:ooi-S- 


Parocuial  School — Male,    Dominic  Barrett,  Teacher. 

«  «'  Female.    Ivate  Crony n,  Teacher. 

No.  of  scholars  in  both  schools,  250. 


CSTITILCHiES. 


A  CHllISTIAJN  CHURCH. 

Located  on  w  s  Main  st.,  4  s  College.  Rev.  J.  IZ.  "Wrigh 
Pastor  and  Superintendent  Sabbath  School.  IIoui-s  of  sei 
vice,  11  a.  m.  and  7  p.  m.  Sabbatli  School,  9 J  a.  m.  Nc 
scholars,  50. 

BAPTIST. 

First. — ^Located  n  s  "W.  State,  bet  "West  and  Saudy.  N 
regular  Pastor.  Hours  of  service,  11  a.  m.  and  7i  p.  n 
Sabbath  School,  9^  a.  m.  No.  scholai-s,  150.  Lewis  Ha 
field,  Superintendent. 

Mt.  Emery. — (African).  Located  n  e  cor.  Grove  an 
Church  sts.  A.  W.  Jaclcson,  Pastor.  Hours  of  ser\ace,  1 
a.  m.  and  7J  p.  m.  Sabbath  school,  2  p.  m.  No.  scholai 
GO.  Lewis  Hatfield,  Superintendent.  Prayer  meeting 
Monday  and  "Wednesday  evening  at  7i  o'clock. 

CATHOLIC. 

CiiURCir  OF  OUR  Saviour. — ^Located  on  East  State  st.  Jc 
seph  Costa,  Pastor.  Hours  of  service,  1st  mass  8  o'cloci; 
a.  m.,  2d  mass  10  a.  m.      Catechism,  2  o'clock.      "Vesper; 


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Instructiou  aud  BeneJictiou,  B.  S.  at  3  o'clock,  p.  m.   Mass 
on  week  days  at  8  o'clock,  a.  m. 

CHKISTIAN. 

Church  of  Christ. — Located  on  East  State  at.  E.  Camp- 
bell, Pastor.  Hours  of  service,  10 J  a.  m.  and  7i  p.  m. 
Sabbath  School,  9  a.  m.  Eobert  Bruce,  Superintendent. 
Prayer  meeting,  Wednesday  evenings  at  7A  p.  m.  Young 
men's  prayer  meeting,  Monday  evening,  7^  p.  m.  Bible 
class  every  Thursday  evening  7i  p.  ra. 
CONGREGATIONAL. 

First. — ^Located  n  e  cor.  Kosciusko  and  College  Avenue. 
James  G.  Koberts,  Pastor.  Hours  of  service,  11a.  m.  and 
7i  p.  m.  Sabbath  School,  9i  a.  m.  Xo.  scholars,  150. 
Prof.  B.  C.  Crampton,  Superintendent. 

EPISCOPAL. 

Trinity  Church. — ^Located  s  e  cor.  "West  State  and  Church 

8ts.     Hours  of  service,  11  a.  m.  and  3J  p.  m.      Sabbath 

School,  9i  a.  m. 

LUTHERAN. 

German. — ^Located  bet.  S.    Main    and  East  sts,      Carl 
Christian,  Pastor.    Hours  of  service,  lOJ  o'clock,  a.  m.  and 
7i  p.  m.    Sabbath  School,  9  o'clock  a.  m. 
METHODIST  EPISCOPAL. 

Brooklyn. — ^Located  s  end  East  st  Hardin  "Wallace,  Pas- 
tor. Hours  of  service,  10^  o'clock  a.  m.  and  7  p.  m.  Sab- 
bath School,  2  o'clock  p.  m.  Ko.  sdiolars,  100.  E.  M.  San- 
ford,  Superintendent.  Prayer  meeting,  Wednesday  evening, 
7  o'clock.    Teachers'  meeting,  Tuesday  evening. 

Centenary. — ^Located  s  s  E.  State  et.  and  3  e  East  st. 
F.  W.  Phillips,  Pastor.  Hours  of  service,  10^  a.  m.  and  7i 
p.  m.  Sabbath  School,  2  p.  m.  No,  scholars,  305.  Teachers' 
meeting,  Friday  evening.  Prayer  meeting,  "Wednesday 
evening,  7  o'clock. 

"V\''est  Charge. — ^Located  s  w  cor.  Church  aud  "W.  State 
sts.     W.  F.  Short,  Pastor.     Sabbath  School,  2  p.  m.    No. 


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Scholars,  400.  P.  G.  Gillett,  Superintendent  Prayer 
meeting,  Friday  evening.  Teachers  meeting,  "Wednesday 
evening,  7  o'clock. 

German. — Located  s  s  "W.  State  st  bet.  "W''est  and  Church 
sts.  Constsintine  Steinley,  Pjistor  for  Jacksonville  and  Jer- 
se^-ville.  Hours  of  service,  11  a,  m.  and  7  p.  m.  Sabbatli 
School,  9  cU  m. 

African. — Located  n   s   Grove,  bet   Church  and  "West. 

Smith,  Pastoi-.     Hours  of  service,  11  a.  ni.  and  7J  p.  m. 

Sabbath  School,  2  p.  m,   No.  scholars,  75.   Samuel  Nichols, 
Superintendent.     Prayer  meeting,  "Wednesday  evening. 
PliESUYTEKIAN. 

First. — ^Located  S  c  cor  "W.  State  and  "West  sts.  Hours 
of  service,  11  a.  m.  and  7  p.  m.  L.  M.  Glover,  Pastor. 
Siibbath  School,  9  a.  m.     Charles  McDonald,  Sup't 

Second  (0.  S.). — ^Located  u  s  "W.  State,  bet  "West  and 
Sajidy  sts.  No.  regular  Pastor.  Tloni-s  of  service,  11  a.  m. 
and  li  p.  in.    Sabbath  School,  9i  a.  m.    G.  T.  Taylor,  Sup't 

"Westminster. — Located  n  e  cor  of  Prospect  st.  and  College 
Avenue.  David  H.  Hamilton,  Pastor.  Ilours  of  service, 
11  a.  m.  and  7\  p.  m.  Sabbath  School,  9  a.  m.  No.  scholai-s, 
100.     M.  P.  Avers,  Sup't. 

First  Portuguksk. — s  e  cor  .Jordan  and  Tvosciusko  sts. 
ITours  of  service,  11  a  ni  and  2  p  ni,  and  7i  p  m.  Sabbath 
School,  9i  a  ni.  J.  F.  Cherry,  Superintendent  No.  of 
scholars,  180. 

Second  Portuguese. — Located  s  s  North,  bet  West  aud 
Church.  Hours  of  service,  11  a  ni  and  2  p  m,  aud  7i  p  m. 
No  regular  pastor.  No.  scholars,  150.  A.J.Vieira,  Super- 
intendent 


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JACKSONVILLE   CITY   QUIUE. 


SOCrEJTIES- 


Harmoky  Lodge  No.  3,  A.  F.  &  A.  M. — Stephen  Ellis, AV. 
M.  Jeremiah  Pierson,  Secretary.  Meets  every  first  and 
third  Monday  of  each  month. 

Jacksonville  Lodge  No.  570,  A.  F.  k  A.  :M. — ^Edward 
Scott,  W.  M.  Leopold  "Weil,  Secretary.  Meets  every  fii-st 
and  thii'd  Thursday  of  each  month. 

Jacksonville  Chai»ter  No.  3,  K.  A.  M. — W.  IT.  Broad- 
well,  M.  E.  H.  P.  Leopold  Weil,  Secretary.  Meets  every 
second  and  fourth  Monday  of  each  mouth. 

All  Masonic  hodies  meet  in  Masonic  Hall,  West  side  of 
the  square. 


OIDD  :FTEXjXjO"W"S- 


Ii.MM  Lod.m:  No.  4,  L  O.  O.  F.— Wesley  Plntt,  N.  CI. 
John  Kottger,  V.  G.  J.  W.  IJrown,  U.  S.  *  S.  M.  Martin, 
P.  S.     M.  Kapp,  Treasurer. 

Meets  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  north  side  of  the  square,  eveiy 
Tuesday  evening. 

ITuAXiA  Lodge  No.  243.— J.  M.  Mitchell,  N.  G.  J.  M. 
Duulai>,  V.  G.  J.  Pcarick,  R.  S.  W.  H.  Smith,  P.  S.  F. 
G.  FarrcU,  Treasurer. 

Meets  at  Odd  Fellows  Ilall,  north  side  of  the  square,  every 
TliurHuay  evening. 

IviDCEi.Y  Enca.mi'M]:n'T  No.  9. — llcury  Thompson,  C.  ]'. 
C.  0.  Spci-ry,  II.  P.  .Nf.  Rapp,  Treasurer.  George  AN''. 
Gray,  tScribe.  Wni.  Donnell,  Senior  A\''arden.  .lolin  W. 
Craig,  .luuior  Warden. 

Meets  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  north  .side  of  the  square,  first 
and  third  Friday  evenings  in  each  month. 


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a-ooiD  TE:^d::priiL:Rs. 


Jacksonville  Lodge,  Wo.  768,  L  0.  G.  T.— Meets  every 
Friday  evening  in  Temperance  Hall,  north  east  corner  of 
the  puhlic  sf^uare. 

OmcERS.— Rev.'J.  E.  Wright,  W.  C.  T.  Miss  Lina 
Shirley,  W.  V.  T.  A.  W.  Cadman,  W.  R.  S.  Miss  Abbie 
West,  W.  A.  S.  S.  T.  Cornell,  W.  F.  S.  Miss  M.  D.  Rags- 
dale,  W.  Treas.  Miss  Sallie  Wilson,  R.  H.  S.  Miss  Mag- 
gie Knox,  L.  IL  S.  Miss  Mary  C.  Palmer,  P.  W.  C.  T.  R. 
D.  Russell,  W.  M.  :Mis8  Alice  Warriner,  W,  D.  M.  Miss 
Mary  E.  Shirley,  W.  G.  J.  March  Patterson,  W.  S.  J.  A. 
Chain,  L.  D. 

Jacksonville  Division.  No.  618,  S.  of  T.— Meets  in 
Temperance  Hall,  north  east  corner  of  the  square,  every 
Thui-sdav  evenina'. 

Offiokhs. — T.  Clianihorlain,  Jr.,  W.  P.  A.  AV.  Cadman, 
P.  W.  P.  Miss  Julia  Price,  AV.  A.  W.  R.  AVood,  R.  S. 
Aliss  Sallie  Price,  A.  R.  S.^  R.  D.  Russell,  F.  S.  Robert 
Afason,  Treasurer.  AVllson  Larrimore,  Chaplain.  W.  Mc- 
Ginnis,  Conductor.  Miss  Sallie  Thoiupson,  A.  C.  J.  Lewis 
Howen,  L  S.     J.  Afareh  Patterson,  0.  S. 

Cold  Water  Temple — Afeets  in  Temperance  Hall,  north 
east  eoruer  of  the  .-square,  every  Tuesday  evening,  at  sevon 
u'cloek. 


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:EiJDJjcji^rnxoi<TjLZj. 


Illinois  College. 

The  beautiful  site  on  wliich  lUiuois  College  now  stands 
was  selected  b}'  a  committee  consisting  of  Rev.  J.  M.  Ellis 
and  Rev.  Thomas  Lippincott,  after  very  extensive  and  care- 
ful explorations  in  the  southern  and  central  poitions  of  the 
State.  The  selection  was  made  early  in  the  year  1828. 
The  considei-ations  which  induced  the  committee  to  make 
choice  of  that  site  were  the  beauty  of  the  site  itself  and  of 
its  surrounding-?,  and  the  great  natural  fertility  of  the  adja- 
cent country,  promising  a  rapid  growth  in  wealth  and  popu- 
lation. The  site  was  imniediatcl}'  procured,  and  the  first 
building  was  ei*ectcd  in  1829.  The  Institutiou  was  opened  to 
students  on  the  fii"st  day  of  Januai^,  1830,  under  the  sole 
instruction  of  Rev.  .1.  M.  Sturtevant,  who  now  presides 
over  it.  It  was  chartered  in  1835,  and  graduated  its  first 
class  the  same  year,  consisting  of  two,  one  of  whom  was 
our  well  known  and  honored  fellow-citizen,  Hon.  Richard 
Yates.  In  1832  the  Trustees  erected  extensive  and  costl}' 
buildings,  containing  ample  arrangements  for  boarding  and 
lodging  students.  In  1852  these  buildings  were  almost 
entirely  destroyed  by  fire.  The  Trustees  having  be<jn  long 
dissjitisfied  with  the  system  of  College  dormitories,  now 
resolved  to  abandon  it,  and  to  erect  a  building  for  public 
purposes  only.  With  this  view,  the  present  beautiful  and 
commodious  edifice  was  completed  in  1857,  cheifiy  by  the 
liberality  of  the  citizens  of  this  town  and  county. 

Through  the  iiborality  of  its  friends  in  this  State  and  a 
few.  in  other  states,  the  College  has  an  endowment  worth 
about  §00,000.  Its  site,  buildings,  library  and  apparatus 
arc  worth  about  $100,000.  Its  course  of  instruction  and 
sy.stem  of  mental   discipline  are   extended  and   tliorough, 


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and  will  not  suffer  in  comparison  with  those  of  the  most 
renown.cd  Seminaries  of  our  countrj-.  In  consequence  of 
the  elevated  and  protracted  coui-se  of  study  pi-escribed  by 
this  College,  its  number  of  student.-?  has  never  been  large. 
Its  friends,  however,  believe  tliat  at  no  distant  day  the  Col- 
lege is  to  rise  by  a  steady,  healthful  groAvth,  to  take  rank 
with  the  foremost  scViOols  of  leai-ning  in  our  land.  Such 
has  ever  been  and  still  is  the  hope  and  intention  of  its  bene- 
factors and  founders.  ■  It  was  projected  not  alone  for  the 
pi-esent,  but  for  posterity. 

FACULTY. 

Rev.  Julian  M.  Sturtevant,  D.  D.,  President,  Professor  of 
Moral  Philosophy, 

Samuel  Adams,  A.  M.,  M.  I).,  Professor  of  Chemi.stry  and 
Natural  Philosophy. 

Rev.  "William  J).  Sandei-s,  D.  D.,  Professoi-  of  Rhetoric 
and  Elocution. 

Rufus  C.  Cramplon,  A.  M.  Professor  of  Mathematics  and 
Astronomy. 

Edward  A.  Tanner,  A.  M.,  Professor  of  the  Latin  Lau- 
"Tua^je  and  Literature. 

Collins  Professoi-  of  tlxe  Greek  Lansruaje 

and  Literature. 

Illinois  Pemale  College. 

This  Institution  is  one  of  the  oldest,  and  best  patronized 
of  its  class  in  the  west.  Since  its  organization,  January', 
1847,  it  has  enjoyed  almost  uninterrupted  prosperity;  haviDo- 
had  an  avenige  atteudencc  of  two  hundred  students,  and 
graduated  up  to  .Tniic,  ]8G8,  more  than  two  hniidi-od  and 
twenty. 

The  property  is  held  by  Ti-n.stoes  appointed  by  the  Illinois 
Oojiference  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Clmrch;  and  tlic 
richool  is  carried  on  uudcrthc  direction  of  thatbodv.  Beiu'r 
the  onlv  school  owiied  by  that  conference  for  vounjr  ladies 


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JACKSONVILLE    CITY    GUIDE. 


exclusively,  it  commands  sin  extensive  and  influential  patron- 
age. 

The  course  of  study  is  full  and  well  arranged;  compinsing, 
besides  the  higher  English  and  scientific  studies,  a  liberal 
share  of  the  classics.  E.xcellent  advantages  are  aflTorded  in 
modern  languages,  music,  paiiiting,  and  other  ornamental 
branches. 

The  College  in  all  its  appointments  is  well  calculated  to 
give  the  best  opportuijities  to  those  wishing  to  pursue  a 
thorough  course  of  study  and  drill.  The  character  of  the 
teachers  and  methods  of  instruction  are  such  as  to  enable 
students  who  purpose  becoming  teachers  to  prepare  them 
selves  thoroughly  for  the  work. 

The  buildings  and  grounds  arc  ample,  well  situated  and 
well  arranged  for  the  purposes  to  which  they  are  devoted; 
and  though  in  the  city  sufficiently  retired  and  protected  to 
relieve  the  school  entirely  of  the  objections  so  frequently 
urged  against  the  locixtion  of  such  institutions  in  large 
towns. 

Female  Academy. 

This  Institution  was  organized  in  the  year  1830,  and  con- 
seqr.ently  is  one  of  the  oldest  of  the  kind  west  of  the  Moun- 
tains. l)uring  its  eutirc  history  it  has  enjoyed  a  large  meas- 
ure  of  public  favor.  Its  pupils  are  scattered  all  over  the 
"West,  and  not  a  few  of  them  have  honored  the  Institution 
by  exemplary  usefulness. 

BOAllD   OF   IXSTRUCTIOX. 

Gilbert  Thayer,  A.  M.,  Principal.  Mias  Annie  K.  Shute, 
Teacher  of  French,  Mental  and  Moral  Philosophy.  2kli3s  | 
Emily  .'Vdams,  Mathematics,  Latin  and  German.  Miss  Laura  i 
A.  Button,  Preparatory  Department  and  Natural  Science.  J 
Miss  Julia  A.  Cran^all,  English  Grammar,  Ehetoric,  Ilistoiy  | 
and  Mathematics.  Miss  Mary  A.  Ilannan,  Vocal  and  Instru-  | 
mentjvl  Music.  Hattic  Edgell,  Miss  Julia  II.  Thayer,  Instru-  | 
mental  Music.    Miss  Ellen  M.  Green,  Drawng  and  Painting,  j 


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The  Young  Ladies^  Aihenseuxn, 

The  Athenajum,  which  is  now  the  most  popular  and  flour- 
ishing educational  institution  in  Jacksonville,  was  founded 
in  1864.  It  was  begun  as  an  experiiueht  te»  test  a  new 
method. . 

It  grew  out  of  a  conviction  of  the  grave  defects  insepara- 
ble from  the  common  system,  and  the  belief  that  there  is  a 
better  way.  What  M'as  at  the  fii-st  an  experiment,  lias  long 
since  become  a  demonstration. 

Tlie  number  of  pupils  for  the  year  1864-o 67 

The  immber  of  pupils  for  the  year  1865-6 105 

The  number  of  pupils  for  the  year  1866-7 ]35 

The  number  of  pupils  for  the  year  1867-8  .... 160 

And  it  has  begun  the  present  year,  1868-9,  witli  more 
pupils  than  it  has  had  at  the  begiiming  of  any  previous  year. 

Wheu  it  is  considered  that  it  began  its  career  under  the 
shadow  of  two  old  and  well  established  institutions  (the 
Metliodist  Fcnialo  College  and  the  Femulo  Academy)  and 
in  temporary  rooms  with  no  external  material  attractions, 
these  results  can  be  explained  only  upon  the  theory  of  the 
great  and  recognized  superiority  of  its  Xew  System.  A 
system  at  once  philosophical  and  practical,  insuring  thormujli- 
ncsa  and  elegmu-e  of  culture,  with  none  of  the  fearful  risks 
inseparable  from  the  common  method,  was  recognized  as  a 
real  and  great  practical  discovery.  Some  of  its  peculiarities 
are  the  following,  v'v/.: 

1.  It  Prescribes  no  Arbitrary  and  Inflexible  Course 
of  Study.  It  does  not  force  the  pupil  to  attempt  the  nias- 
terj'  of  studies  which  slic  niay  have  neither  the  talent,  nor 
the  time,  nor  the  streiigth  to  master.  It  permits  each  to 
take  that  special  course  which  is,  all  things  considered,  ihr. 
best  for  Ittn: 


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2.  It  Protests  against  the  ^N'eglect  of  th.e  Elementary 
Branches.  I^o  kuowledge  of  French,  music  or.philosophy, 
can  compensate  for  inability  to  read,  write  and  spell.  ,  , 

3.  It  Recommends  two  Courses,  viz:  The •  Classical 
and.  the  Higher  English,  Tlie  latter  embraces  all  the 
studies  of  Yale  or  Harvard  Coilenjes,  except  Latin  and 
Greek;  the  former  embraces  all  those  and  a  good  knowledge 
of  Latin. 

4.  It  Accepts  Equivalents.  French,  for  example,  or 
German,  may  be  accepted  as  ftquivalent  in  value  to  some 
omitted  study  of  either  of  the  regular  courses. 

5.  It  Classifies  Upon  a  liew  System.  It  organizes  no 
technical  cl.osscs.  For  recitation  purposes  it  puts  together 
in  each  study  those  who  arc  together,  and  who  in  that  study 
can  keep  together.  It  thus  puts  each  upon  her  own  merits. 
The  slow  are  not  compelled  to  be  superficial  in  order  to 
"go  on  "  with  the  (piic-k,  and  the  quick  arc  not  held  back  by 
the  necessities  of  the  slow.  The  time  required  to  complete 
any  chosen  coui*so  of  study  will  thus  depend  aiiirebj  ujxm  (he 
impil  herself.  The  aim  is  an  actual  education,  and  not  a 
sluxm;  an  absolute  masteiy  of  every  topic,  and  not  a  mere 
"going  over  it  within  a  given  tiuie." 

6.  It  Gives  Great  Prominence  to  Examinations.  A 
rigid  examination  by  written  (pxestions  and  answei-s  ia  made 
the  test  of  the  pupil's  mastery  of  each  subject.  The  num- 
ber of  examinations  which  a  pupil  snstains  in  a  year  is  the 
ineasnre  of  her  year's  progress. 

7.  Scholastic  Standing  is  Determined  by  What  the 
Pupil  has  actually  done.  Each  pupil  stands  upon  her 
own  merit.s,  and  is  credited  with  what  she  -.ictuivlly  accom- 
pli.shos,  this  .and  no  more. 

This  method  gives  to  the  slow  or  feeble  as  well  as  to  the 
quick  and  brilliant,  a  fair  chance.    Each  pupil  may  deter- 


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mine  her  own  I'ate  of  progress.     There  .is  thus  no  clog  upon 
the  swift,  and  no  unhealthful  forcing  of  the  slow. 

8.  Its  Diplomas  are  Specific,  not  Technical  The 
Diploma  will  show  exactly  what  she  who  receives  it  has 
done,  no  less  and    no  more. 

9.  It  Prefers  Home  Life  to  Boarding  School  Life.  It 
locates  its  pupils  froux  abrpad  in  carefully  selected  families. 
Family  influence  is  far  more  healt]ifnl  to  body  and  to  mind 
than  any  system  which  separates  the  student  from  contact 
with  family  and  social  life.  The  family  is  the  nursen'  and 
sjmctuary  of  all  womanly  excellence. 

10.  It  is  not  Sectarian.  It  was  established  and  is  sus- 
tained in  the  interest  of  no  particular  church  or  denoTuina- 
tion.  The  best  people  of  everj-  name,  united  in  its  fonnd.n- 
tion  and  co-operate  in  its  support. 

IL  Its  Arrangements  for  Instmctioh  are  TJnusuaL 

in   the   nuinhcr  and   character  of  its  teachers  it  has  few 

equals  in   the  United  States.     It  oinploys  c.rjicHs  in  every 

department.     Its  Faculty  fur  the  current  year,  18(58-9,  is  a.s 

follows: 

W-M.  D.  SANIJKIIS,  D.  J)., 

SUl'KI:lXTKVI>itN'T, 
I'/t>f.  of  JilieUirxf^  KiocHiunt  <ni<l  KiiylLih  Llteruiiirr. 

N.  N.  WOOD,  1).  D., 
Prtff.  of  iuietltciiuil  I'liilotiijtliy  iind  lAiffir. 

Kkv.  en  OS  CAilPBELL,  A.  M., 
Pmf.  of  liv.  iif  Chr'iKtinnily  mid  J/criiirer  mi  /ftii.  Phil,  timl  Chem. 

PKOF.  AVM.  UKNZHiKR, 

I'ro(.   i,f  M<iilerii    lAliipiluiffs,   Jirturin  /  iiiul   /'ninfiiif/. 

MhS.S  HELEN  LATH  HOP, 

riUNCIPAI..        * 

MISS  C.  M.  ])UTY, 

A.SST.  I'RINCirAI.. 

MISS  JULIA  ]IEE1), 

lAiiin. 

.MISS  A.  MAY  DUMMKIJ, 

Mailietnnticx. 


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3[ISS  ADELAIDE  MOKKISON, 
Geuei-al  Aiaistanf. 

5IISS  ALICE  KHOADS, 
JioitiHj/. 

.MISS  WILIIELMINA  E.  IJENZIGEIL 
Vornl  Miuie,  I'iinio,  GuUtir,  Oi-tfOH. 

3nSS  EiniA  WATKINS, 
I'ioHO. 

31ISS  .JENNIE  ilAE  TAIilJELL, 
Viteal  Alttate,  I'iauu,  (JiiUar,  Orptni. 

MliS,  AGNES  J.  GRILFITII, 
Spencrrlnv   Writing,  Prineipul  of  Pr'ntiary  Drjuirimmf. 

12.  It  furnishes  a  Daily  Lesson  in  Spencerian  Writ- 
ing. 

13.  Its  Teacher  of  Drawing  and  Painting  is  n  srentle- 
inan  oi'  many  jeurs  experience  in  Europe  and  America,  wlio 
skctclics  readily  from  nature  and  in  Landscape  i)ainting  has 
lew  superiors. 

14.  French  is  Taught  by  a  Parisian  edncated  forei«rn 
ifcntleman,  and  German,  Italian  and  Spanish  by  teacliers  who 
ppcak  these  languages  iiuently. 

15.  It  Devotes  Extraordinary  Attention  to  Music, 
Both  Vocal  and  Instrumental.  It  is  the  intention  that 
the  Musical  Department  shall  offer  all  the  advantages  of  a 
iirst  class  (.'o/iKiri'nlon/.  Miss  Benziger,  who  is  at  the  head 
of  this  di'[)artnient,  was  educated  in  music  in  the  C-onserva- 
tories  ol"  Fnuice  and  Italy,  (in  Paris  and  Milan)  and  hrings 
to  her  j)Ositii»n  ihr  litt/hrst  nhuif/ard  of  Insslc  and  the  method  of 
tlie  tjrcolcst  hrlnij  rnasta:'>. 

After  two  years'  triiil  as  a  private  enterprise  in  tlie  winter 
of  18(iG-7,  it  received  from  the  Legislature  a  \cr\  liberal 
charter,  and  was  duly  organized  Avith  a  board  of  twenty-one 
trustees.  Tliese  trustees  are  among  the  most  intelligent  and 
influential  citizens  of  the  city  and  surrounding  country. 
And  as  re(prned  hy  the  charter,  not  more  than  three  are 


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from  any  one  religions  congregation.  Increased  accommoda- 
tions were  also.provided. 

AVlth  neither  extensive  ornaraental  grounds,  nor  imposing 
buildings,  its  internal  arrangements  arc  now  convcnieut  and 
commodious.  Few  of  the  costly  structures  which  present  a 
more  attractive  exterior  have  either  so  muck  or  so  pleasant 
room  devoted  to  other  tiiau  dormitory  purposes. 

Full  information  concerning  the  Institatlon  can  be  ob- 
tained by  addressing  the  Superintendent, 

'  Prof.  WM.  D.  SANDEES,  D.  D., 

.Tacksonville,  Illinois. 
i:  O.  Jifta-f  .?7.7. 


ST-A-TE  BBlsTErVOXJEIiTT  liars': 


Illinois  Institution  for  the  Education  of  the  Deaf  and 

Dumb. 

This  is  the  oldest  of  the  noble  ciiarities  which  grace  our 
State  government,  incorporated  by  an  act  of  the  General 
Assembly  approved  February  23, 18.39.  The  bill  providing 
for  its  establishment  was  prepared  and  presented  by  Hon. 
0.  IT.  Browning,  of  Adams  county,  who  had  been  iu  corres- 
pondence with  prominent  philanthropists  professionally  en- 
ffajred  in  the  instruction  of  the  Deaf  and  Dumb.  At  that 
time  Morgan  county  was  represented  in  the  Senate  and 
House  of  Itepresentatives  by  one  of  the  largest  delegations 
iu  the  Lcirislatnre.  The  influence  of  these  numbers  was 
suflicient  to  secure  the  location  of  the  Institution  at  .Tack- 
sonville—a  place  which  combined  a  larger  number  of  desi- 
\ixh\e  facilities  for  tlio  successful  management  of  such  an 
enterprise  than  any  other  iu  the  State. 

The  school  was  opened  iu  184G,  under  the  snpcrintend- 
euce  of  Kr.  Thomas  Oflicer,  A.  M.,  who  for  nine  years  suc- 
ceeding sensed  in  the  capacity  of  Principal.     In  the  selcc- 


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tion  of  Mr.  Officer  for  this  responsible  position  the  Board  of 
Direetoi-s  were  exceedingly  happy  and  the  Institution  pecu- 
liarly fortunate.  It  \YOuld  be  difficult  to  conceive  of  one 
more  admirably  suited  by  temperament,  cuerory  and  talent, 
both  natural  and  acquired,  with  the  hi<;:hcv.t  Christian  prin- 
ciple, to  inaugurate  and  conduct  an  enterprise  of  benevo- 
lence than  this  gentleman  in  whom  these  qualities  were 
most  happily  combined.  To  the  suavity  of  the  Christian 
"entlcman  securing  for  him  at  once  Tiubllc  confidence  and 
esteem,  he  added  experience  in  the  instruction  of  deaf 
mutes — a  profession  in  .itself  separate  and  distinct  from  all 
others — requiring  a  peculiar  cast  of  mind,  and  no  small 
auiotmt  of  experience  to  secure  efficiencyi 

The  Institution  is  healthfully  located  near  the  city  and 
has  large,  beautiful  and  connuodious  buildings,  warmed  \nth 
steam  and  lighted  with  gas.  It  is  the  largest  estivbliahment 
of  the  kind  suiiportcd  and  patronized  by  one  State  alone  in 
thy  rnioii — there  being  but  one  other  having  so  large  a 
number  of  pupils,  which,  however,  jointly  patronized  by 
sevcnd  stiitcs.  It  is  the  earnest  endeavor  of  the  officers  of 
this  Institution  to  make  it  one  of  the  leading  Institutions 
for  deaf-mutes  in  the  world,  and  to  discover  and  develop 
processes  of  education  of  the  deaf  and  dumb  superior  to 
those  heretofore  practiced.  To  this  end  the  directni-s  have 
authorized  the  promotion  of  a  department  of  Articulation 
for  the  advantage  of  such  of  the  pupils  as  may  be  suscepti- 
ble of  instruction  in  Articulate  speech  and  liiM-eading. 

It  has  received  since  its  opening  about  840  pupils,  of  whom 
about  280  rcniai.i  on  its  rolls.  The  average  attendance  the 
last  year  was  232.  The  amount  of  light  and  knowledge 
wliich  have  hero  been  disseminated  among  tlie  children  of 
silence — who,  by  their  peculiar  misfortune,  are  excluded 
from  the  usual  avenues  of  instruction — the  great  day  alone 
may  reveal.     Of  ono  fact  however,  with  honest  prido  we  are 


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assured  that  the  usefulness  of  this  Institution  and  its  rela- 
tive standing  among  those  of  a  similar  character  and  pur- 
pose of  our  country  are  fully  commensurate  with  the  honor- 
able position  of  Ulinois  among  the  states  of  the  American 
1^11  ion. 

It  has  of  late  years  received  from  the  Legislature  a  sup- 
port which,  by  the  e.verciso  of  judicious  economy,  has  been 
adequate  to  its  requirements.  Xo  citiisen  of  Illinois  who  has 
there  visited  the  Institution  and  ^vitnessed  the  order  and  sys- 
tem prevailing,  together  with  the  proficiency,  happy  and 
gratefnl  countenances  of  iti  pupils,  has  yet  been  known  to 
complain  of  the  small  taxation  necessary  for  the  support 
of  this  noble  charity.  JDeaf  Mutes,  residents  of  Illinois, 
between  the.  ages  of  eight  and  twenty-one  years,  are  here 
educated,  being  furnished  with  tuition,  board,  &c.,  free  of 
charge. 

The  Institution  for  thirteen  yeara  past  has  been  under  the 
superintendence  of  Mr.   Philip  G.  Gillctt,  A,  M.,  to  whom 
communications   respecting  admission  of  pupils  and  busi- 
ness pertaining  to  the  Institution  should  be  addressed. 
State  Hospital  for  the  Insane. 

The  Insane  Hospital  was  founded  in  1847,  largely  through 
the  self  denying  and  philanthropic  cflibrts  of  Miss  D.  L.  Dix, 
by  whom  the  sufferings  and  necessities  of  the  insane  were 
presented  to  our  legislators  and  our  people  in  a  spirit  of  true 
christian  charity  to  the  unfortunate. 

TKUSTEErf. 

E.  G.  Miner,  President     J.  F.  Eccles,  F.  A.  Hoffman,  ' 
Fernando  Jones,  I.  N.  Morrison,  E.  P.  IQrby,  Treasurer  and 
Secretivry. 

S  UPERUfTENDEXT. 

Andrew  McFarlaud,  M.  D.     H.  Artemas  Gilman,  Assist- 
ant Physician.     Miss  Mary  Johnston,  Matron.     Charles  A.  . 
Barker,  Clerk.    D.  H.  Hall,  Supervisor,    ^frs.  2Tancy  Mc-  ' 
Cartncy,  Supervisoress.    Rev.  J.  G.  Roberts,  Chaplain. 


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Illinois  Institution  for  the  Education  of  the  Blind. 

This  lustitution  was  established  by  act  of  the  Legislature, 
and  ajjprovcd  by  the  Governor  in  February,  1849. 

Its  design  is  to  educate  tho  Blind  in  literature  and  music, 
and  to  teach  them  trades  by  which  they  may  contribute  to 
their  own  support,  and  derive  the  satisfaction  arising  from 
cinxjjoyment. , 

Since  1850,  Dr.  Joshua  Rhoads,  assisted  by  teachers  in 
the  various  departments,  has  conducted  the  Institution. 

Tlie  Board  of  Trustees  consists  of  five  meml)er3,  viz:  Mat- 
thew Stacy,  President.  E.  B.  Hawlcy,  W.  A.  Grimshaw, 
Iliram  Buck,  Michael  Shaeller. 

Illinois  Institution  for  Feeble-minded  Children. 

This  Institution,  authorized  by  an  act  of  the  General  As- 
sembly of  18G5,  is  now  organized  and  rccieving  pupils.  It 
has  been  in  Huccossfiil  upORition  nearly  four  years.  The 
design  :uid  object  of  the  Institution  are  utit  of  a  custodial 
chanictcr,  but  to  furnish  the  means  of  cduc:ition  to  that 
portion  of  the  youth  of  the  State  not  provided  for  in  any 
of  its  other  educational  institutions,  who  are  of  a  proper 
school-attending  age,  and  who  shall  remain  such  periods  of 
time  as  shall,  in  tho  estimation  of  the  Superintendent  and 
Board  of  Directors,  suffice  to  impart  all  the  education  prac- 
tiaiblc  in  each  pai-ticular  case,  and  in  conformity  with  regu- 
lations heruinufter  specified. 

Children  between  the  ages  of  seven  and  fourteen,  who  are 
idiotic,  or  so  deficient  in  intelligence  as  to  be  inc:ipable  of 
being  educated  at  any  ordinary  school,  and  who  are  not  epi- 
leptic, insjino  or  greatly  dcfoi-med,  may  be  admitted  by  the 
Superintendent,  with  the  advice  and  counsel  of  the  T<Ixecn- 
tivo  Coraniittc. 

Tlie  parents  or  gaurdians  of  those  in  whose  behalf  appli- 
cations arc  made  for  admission  as  pupils,  will  bo  required  to 


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answer,  in  writing,  such  questions  as  the  Superintendent 
may  prescribe.  They  shall,  moreover,  if  of  sufficient  ability, 
engage  to  pay  such  reasonable  sums  for  tho  education  and 
support  of  the  pupils  as  sliall  be  stipulated  by  the  Superin- 
tendent, and  they  shall  in  all  cases  be  bound  to  receive  them 
hack,  when  required,  free  of  expense  to  the  Institution.  A 
Ijohd  will  be  required,  in  all  cases,  to  insure  the  removal  of 
the  pupil,  when  requii-ed  by  the  Superintendent,  free  of  ex- 
pense to  the  Institution. 

All  pupils  vnW  be  received  upon  trial,  and' will  be  expected 
to  come  to  the  Institution  provided  with  a  supply  of  neat 
and  substantial  clothing. 

The  education  furnished  by  the  Insitution  will  include 
not  only  the  simpler  elements  of  instruction  usually  taught 
in  common  schools,  where  that  is  practicable,  but  will  em- 
brace a  course  of  training  in  the  more  practical  matters  of 
ever}'  day  life,  the  cultivation  of  habits  of  decency,  propriety, 
sclf-managcmcnt  and  self-reliance,  and  the  development  and 
enlargement  of  a  ciipacitry  for  useful  occupation. 

There  will  be  a  vacation  during  tho  months  of  July  and 
August,  at  which  period  all  pupils  must  be  removed  from 
the  Institution  by  their  parents  or  guardians,  if  required  by 
the  Superintendent. 

The  combination  which  this  Institution  presents,  of  prac- 
tical medicivl  experience  and  proper  physical  training  with 
efficient  educational  resources,  will  supply,  it  is  hoped,  a 
want  which  has  long  been  felt  by  the  parents  of  the  chil- 
dren of  this  nnfortunate  class  in  tlie  State. 

Over  two  hundred  appliciitions  have  been  received  for  the 
admission  of  pupils.  The  maiision,  residence  and  grounds 
of  the  late  Governor  Duncan  have  been  leased  for  a  term  of 
years  and  are  in  use  for  the  purposes  of  the  Institution.  A 
large  buildiiig  seventy  feet  long,  and  three  stories  high,  has 
been  addcd^-coimccted  to  the  old  building  by  an  enclosed 


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way— which  supplies  the  institution  with  large,  airy  and 
comfortable  school  rooms,  play  rooms  and  dormitories,  all 
thoroughly  heated  and  well  ventilated.  The  location  is 
healthy  and  accessible  as  well  as  retired.  The  surroundings 
are  all  pleasant  and  well  suited  to  the  necessities  of  the 
Institution. 

Persons  kno\vin!r  the  residence  of  feeble-minded  children 
in  Ulinois  will  confer  a  favor  by  writing  to  that  effect  to  the 
undersigned.     Application  for  admissiunin,  formation,  etc., 

should  be  directed  to 

C.  T.  WIUiUR,  M.  D., 
Hiqya'hlemlent. 
OFFICERS.  • 

Col.  John  R.  Woods,  President.  Philip  G.  Gillett,  Secre- 
tary.    \.  E.  Ayresj  Treasurer. 

nOARD    OP   DIRECTORS. 

Hon.  "Wniliam  Thomiis,  Jacksonville,  Morgan  county. 
Hon.  Is:uic  G.  Wilson,  Geneva,  Ivanc  county.  Hon.  L.  E. 
Worcester,  WliitclisUl,  Qrccena  county.  ITon.  R.  lioal,  \f. 
D.,  Pcoriii,  Peoria  county.  Col.  John  R.  "Woods,  "Winches- 
ter, Scott  county.  .Capt.  James  2T.  Brown,  Island  Grove, 
Sangamon  county.    Philip  G.  Gillett,  ex-ojflcio. 

OFFICERS   OF  TUB  INSTITUTION. 

C.  T.  Wilbur,  M.  D.,  Superintendent.  Mrs.  L.  P.  Wilbur, 
Matron.  Mrs.  IT.  M.  Brittain,  Housekeeper.  Miss  Mary 
C.  Woods  and  Miss  Mary  A.  Brown,  Teachers.  •  S.  M.  Lec- 
krone,  Gymnxst. 


Fii-st  !N"ational  Bank  of  Jacksonville,  north  side  of  tlie  i 
square.  Stephen  Dunlap,  President.  J.  Xoely,  Vice  Presi-  ! 
dent.    F.  G.  Farrell,  Cashier.  -^  I 

M.  P.  Ayers  &  Co.,  west  side  of  tho  square,  between  Court  ! 
and  State. 


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Central  Illinois  Banking  and  Savings  Association.  Judge  I 

Wm.  Brown,  President.     H.  C.  Wiswall,  "Vice  President  j 

L.  L.  Aduins,  Cashier.  j 

Hockenhnll,  King  &  Klliott,  cast  side  of  the  square,  two  j 

doors  north  of  Stiite.  ■ 


ce3s^cete:e?/Ies. 


College  Cemetery.— College  Hill,  western  poitiou  of  the 
city.         .  ' 

Diamond  Grove  Cemetery. -~Two  and  a  half  miles  south 
west  from  the  public  square. 

East  Cemetery ,-~^6i-th  east  city-  limits.  j 


nibTCOK.:poK/.A.TEiD  co'rvrip.AJisnrRs. 


Jacksonville  Gas  Liglit  and  Coke  Company. — Organ- 
ized in  1857.  Office  and  Works  west  side  South  Main, 
between  CoUeare  and  Ann  street. 


J  U  JJICXAJE^'2". 


Circuit  Court — First  Judicial  District — Meets  on  the 
third  Monday  ill  March  and  fourth  M«mday  in  September. 

Charles  D.  Hodges,  Judge.     Wm,  Brown,  State's  Attor- 
ney.    Stephen  Sutton,  Clerk. 

County  Court. — Meets  the  iirst  Monday  in  December, 
March,  June  and  September. 

H.  G.  Whitlock,  Judge.    John  Trabue,  Clerk. 

Probate  Court. — Mecets    tho    third    Mond.iy    in   each] 
month.     Composed  of  County  Judge  and  County  Clerk. 
—5 


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JACKSOJTVILLR   CITY   GUIDE. 


TIOITS. 


Jacksonville  Journal. — Publislied  daily  and  weekly. 
G.  P.  Smith  Editor  and  Proprietor.  Office  ^S'o.  3,  North 
Main,  between  Public  Square  aud  iJTorth  street. 

Jacksonville  Sentinel."Publi8hed  weekly,  J.  K.  Bailey, 
Editor  and  Proprietor.  Office  northeiist  corner  of  the  Pub- 
lic Square.  * 

Protestant  Missionary. — PnbliHhod  inoiithiy.  Rov.  J. 
G-.  White,  Editor  and  Propnetor. 


:p.a.k.:s:s. 


•       Duncan  Park. — ^North  aide  West  Stute  street,  iu  front 
-  of  Idiotic  Asylum. 


TTJ^BTJUa  TTAT.I.;S,  BXOCOSS,  OJs'i'X-  ] 


Anderson's  buildinjjj,  west  side  public  square. 

Chamber's  block,  north  side  public  square. 

Chambers  building,  nortli  side  public  square,  between 
Main  and  Mauvaistcrre. 

City  Calaboose,  north  side  Court,  between  East  aud  Mau- 
vaistcrre, Jack  Grogan,.  keeper. 

City  Clerk's  Office,  north  side  of  the  square. 

City  Gas  Works,  north  west  corner  of  Ann  and  South 
Main  atroefc*. 

County  Clerk's  office,  Court  House. 

County  Jail,  north  cast  comer  Main  and  Collej^jo  Avenue. 

Court  House,  located  on  corner  West  Statu  and  West. 

Deaf  and  Dumb  Asylum,  Asylum  street,  between  College 
Avenue  and  State. 


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35 


Good  Templar's  Hall,  north  east  corner  of  the  Bqnare. 

Henderson  building,  north  east  comer  Court  and  Mau- 
vaistcrre. 

Illinois  Insane  Hospitnl,  west  aide  South  Main,  near  City 
Limitrt. 

Illinois  Institution  for  Feeble-minded  Children,  Duncan 
Park. 

Illinois  Institution  for  the  Education  of  the  Blind,  Dr. 
Joshua  Rhoads,  Snpcrintendcnt. 

King's  Hall,  west  side  square,  between  State  and  Court. 

Marble  Front  building,  south  side  the  square,  between 
Main  and  Siindy. 

Mitsouic  Hall,  west  side  the  square,  bet  Court  and  State. 

Odd  Fellow's  Hall,  north  side  the  square,  between  Main 
and  Sandy. 

Osborne's  building,  north  east  comer  Mauvaisterre  and 
Court. 

Post  Office,  csi3t  side  Main,  between  College  Avenue  and 
Morgajj. 

Price's  Hall,  north  side  public  square,  between  Main  and 
Sandy. 

Strawn's  Hall,  south  side  the  square,  corner  of  Main. 

United  States  Assessor's  office,  west  side  of  the  square. 

LI.  S.  Collector's  office,  west  hijIc  of  the  square. 


ZPOST  Oi'Jb'XCE  .AJlsTX)  3S^I1ATT.S. 

Arrival  and  Departure  of  Mails. 
Jacksonville  Pomt  Office,  east  side  Main,  bet\\'^een  Morgan 
and  College  Avenue. 

AKKIVK. 

From  the  East 8.45  a.  m 

From  the  West 10.00  p.  m. 

From  the  South 10.00  p.  m. 


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JACKSONVILLE  CITY  GUIDE. 


ARBITS. 

From  the  North 6;00a.m. 

From  Virginia  (Stage) 5.00  v.  m. 

From  Winchester  (Stage) 5.00  p.  m. 

CLOSK. 

For  the  East , 6.30  p.  m. 

For  the  West 7.45  a.m. 

For  the  South 6.30  p.  u. 

For  the  North . .  6.30  p.  w. 

For  Virginia  (Stage) 8.00  a.  m. 

For  Wincliester  (SUige)  .S.OO  a.  m. 

Office  hours,  7.00  a.  m.  U>  7.  p.  m.     City  time. 

H.CHAPIN,I».M. 


SOOHS'J-'l  US,  ETC. 

Moi^^an  County  Bible  Society. — Wm.  Urown,  IVcsi- 
dcnt.  \1cc  Presidents,  all  resident  Clergymen  of  Jackrton- 
villc.  John  n.  Woods,  SeereUiry.  Ilt)bert  Ilookenhull, 
Treasurer.    E.  J.  Dentch,  Depositary. 

Morgan  County  Agricultural  Society. 

Officers. — M.  C.  Goltra,  President.  E.  15.  Hitt,  Stephen 
Dunlap,  Vice  Presidents,  Felix  G.  Farrell,  Treasurer.  J. 
C.  Reynolds,  Secretary. 

DiuECTons. — Jonathan  Neely,  J.  T.  Holmes,  Col.  J.  Duu- 
l.-xp,  J.  T.  Newman,  A.  G.  Link,  Wm.  Richardson,  Milton 
W.  Riggs,  J.  S.  Rector,  Samuel  Wood. 


Railroads. — Chicago  and  Alton  R  R,  passenger  depot  at 
thi-  Junction  of  Chicago  and  Alton  R  R  and  T  W  and  W 
i  R  R,  Freight  depot,  east  of  Berean  College.  C.  II.  Morse, 
Superintendent. 

Peoria,  Pekiu  and  Jacksonville  R,  W. 


l! 


JACK.«50NV1LLK    CITY    OriDE. 


37 


Toledo,  Wabash  and  Western  R.  W.  Passenger  depot 
between  Church  and  West  streets. 

Express.  Company . — T'nited  States  Express  Company, 
office  east  side  of  North  Main,  opposite  Mansion  IFousc.  C. 
H.  Ten  Eyek,  Agent. 

Stage  and  Omnibus  Lines. — Jacksonville  and  Beard.s- 
town  United  States  !Mail  Route.  Leave  Jacksonville  daily, 
(except  Sunday)  9  a.  m.  Leave  Beardstown  daily,  (except 
Sundays,)  C  a.  m.  Arrive  at  Jacksonville  daily,  (Sunday 
excepted,)  (5  p  in.  Arrive  at  Bt-nrd.^Town  daily,  (except  Sun- 
day,) 5  p.  ni.  Office  at  the  Munsion  I[onsc,  Fisher  &  Mur- 
iiU",  Propnetoi"s.  They  arrive  in  Virginia  time,  P.  P.  &.  J. 
R.'  W,  : 

Winchester  L^nited  States  Mail  Route.  Leave  Jack.<!on- 
villc  daily,  (Sunday  excepted,)  0  a.  ni.  Leave  Winchester 
daily,  (Stuitlny  exce|itfd,)  2  p.  m.  Arrive  in  .lacksojivillc 
daily,  (Sunday  e.vccplcd,)  0  p.  ni.  Arrive  in  AViiiche.stor 
daily,  (SnndMV  exc'.^pted,)  12  :i.  in.  Office  nt  the  Mansion 
House,  Fisher  &  Murray,  Proprietons. 

City  Omnibus  Line.  Office  Mansion  ironse.  Lacey  k 
Stookey,  Proprietors. 


TEHliEG-IL-A-^^S:   OOIivdllPJLnsnES. 


Western  "Union  Telegraph  Company. — Office  north 
side  of  the  square.  Branch  office  'J\  W.  and  W.  R.  W. 
Passenger  Depot,  between  West  and  Church. 


ABBREVIATIOK'S. 


I         Bds.,    boeirilx ;  cor.,   cunier;   ros.,    rtiii'lr.nce ;   col.,    colored;    w5d.,   mdoto; 
\    "pji.,  oj)}Huiit<-;  Wt.,  between;  e  t>,  \v  k,  us.  nixl  .<tt,4Vis^,  wrjit,  mrriJi,  mul  aouth 
xiilr.     Tlic  wiird  Klrrd  is  inijilicd. 


-A.- 

Abbenlins'  Georc^e  11.,  of)erator  Home  Munuructnn'ng;  Co. 

.\l)lii  .M;i^<fi(.>,  operator  lioinc  Maimf'actnnii:;  (m). 

Adams  John,  (Rjicku-cll,  A<hmis  .^  (;o.)  n-s  n  s  W.  Court, 
\w\  Sandy  and  West. 

Adams  Samuel,  Pi«>l'fs-;or  of  C'in'misrry  ami  Xatiinil  Plii- 
losopliy  Illinois  Collfirc,  rrs  ii  s  (\tIioiro  av,  '>  \v  I'rospoct. 

Adams  Lyman,  C;a-<Iiii'r  Savini^s  r>ank,  ivs  n  t*  W.  Stjitc,  2 
f  Caldwell. 

Adams  J.,  <lrn<;irist,  its  n  >;  Court,  f!  w  West. 

,'\iiis\voitli  .Josiina,  laUort-r,  res  2  s  .Morton  av,  c  s  East. 

Aircy  Jolm,  .sluxtnialcor,  (W,  A.  Biihrc,)  res  K.  C'olicf^e  st, 
(i  w  Ilardiii  avenue. 

Akers  Peter,  Kev.,  l^residin:^  Elder  M  K  (Miureh,  Jackson- 
ville District,  res  u  s  College  av,  on  C  t\:  A  11  R. 

.\i<ei-s  Robert,  works  Josepli  Cajips  t^  Sons. 

.'V'ldrage  Fannie,  operator  iTonio  .VlanufactMrin^,'  Co. 

.Vle.\andei-  I*.,  briek  mason,  res  3  n  Morton  av,  e  s  East. 

.Alexander  It.,  brick  manou,  bde  Guin  House. 


JACKSON VILI.I-;    CITV    DIIIECTOKY. 


39  i 


JLccn  con-tttrinUij  o-n  Jutnd 


Qt  the  best  Patt«nu,  snoh  as 

"IMPROVED  AMEHICAN," 


THEY  MANUFACTURE  THE 

Todd  Heating  Stove 

WARM    AI.rFlIRiNAGES. 

An  improved  metliod  «»f  double  lockinir  the  tin  for 

ROOriNa  AND  GUTTERING, 

Far  superior  to  the  old  style.     \Ve  warrant  our  work  better 
and  prices  less  than  any  other  house.  ' 

S.  Main  St.,  2  doors  from  Post  Office,    • 
Jacltsonville^       -        -        Illinois. 


Alfrod  Haydon. 


Cliarles  Haydon. 


HAYBEM  ^  BROTHER^ . 

Dealers  in  Staple  and  Fancy 

DRY  GOODS  AND  GROCERIES, 

\vio>-:'r  >-:ii)i-:  oi'^  Tine  .s<iU.vin-:, 

Jacksonville,  -  -  Illinois. 


j8Sr  All  Orders  Filled  Froinptly.'°?3n 


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JACKSOXVrU.E    CITV    DIRECTOUY. 


Alford  James,  collar  maker,  works  L.  Newlaiul,  S.  \faiii,  4 

s  Colloifc. 
Alkirc  Uiioy,  tradu'r,  roa  K.  State,  1  w  Kasr.- 
Alkire  Patsov,  <hvss  inaki-r  jiiid  milUnor,  K.  Sratc,  1  w  Kast. 
Allen  S.  M.,  WVstcm    Unum  Telfjrnipli  Ollu-o,  IxU  T.  K. 

Smith,  Kast  Xorrh  street. 
Allen  ITarrisoii,  bds  Washini^ton  Allen, 

■  Allen  "Washin^on,  i^nxrcr,  res  w  s  Sandy,  2  s  C.\>IIe«^e  av. 
i  Allen  Latavette,  laborer,  ros  o  s  Grove,  2  e  CMiurcli. 

]  Allen  Ellis,  carriaijc  an<l  wairon  maker,  bds  \Vm.  Patterson, 

:  Allen  Emily  C.  widow,  res  s  e  cor  Jordan  and  Prairie, 

I  Allen  E.  M.,  wlioelwriiiht,  works  Richards  &  Co. 

'  Allen  Isaac,  machinist,  works  AVolcott'.s  mill,  res  w  s  Sandv, 

\      1  n  T  W  &  \V  R  K.        '        ^ 

'  Allen  Isaac,  enijineer,  works  Wolcott,  Knox  Si  Co, 

■  Allyn  TI.  A.,  Mrs,  boarding'  bouse,  eor  East  and  East  State. 
•'.  Ale"xan<ler  A.  J.,  car[)enter,  res  Clciy  avenne,  5  s  College  st, 
i  Alves  J.,  ijrocer,  e  s  Sonth  Main,  8  e  Coliej^o  street. 

I  Alvc/,  Mary,  widow,  res  Barton  av,  bet  Madeira  and  Portn- 

i      guesc'  street. 

i  Andrews  K.  (\,  painter,  res  w  s  Diamond  street,  2  s  ('oUegc. 

:   Andrews  A.  J.,  carpenter,  res  w  s  Diamond,  :^  s  College  "st. 

I  Andrews  William,  res  e  s  Sontli  ;\faln  street, 

I  Andi-ews,  A,  J.,  works  Henry  Irvine,  1  w  Prairie,  n  s  Grove, 

Andrews  Emanuel,  laborer,  street  not  known. 

Andrews  Fnnik,  painter  and  grrn'ner,  res  on  T  W  ntid  W  K 
R,  :3  w  Madeira  "'treet. 

Andrea  .Tnlins,  saloon  keeper,  res  west  citv  limits,  T  \V  and 

Anderson  &  Corcoran,  furniture  <h*aU'rs,  n  w  r<ir  square. 

.\nders(ni  .Tames  S.,  (Anderson  Si  Corcoran,)  res  cor  Mau- 
vaistcrre  and  Washington  streets. 

.Vnderson  Thomas  p.,  clerk,  res  2  ii  of  Xorfh  street. 

Anderson  .fohn  T.,  boards  with  Lewis  Hatfield. 

Anderson  .J.  T.,  clerk,  res  >Torth  \biuvaistcrre.  bet  Wash- 
ington av,  and  North  street. . 

Aiidei-son  .Tames,  rurniturc  dealer,  res  n  e  cor  Manvaisterre 
and  Washington  avenue. 

Anthony  Wlliam,  carpenter,  2  e  Clay  av,  bet  Clay  and  liar- 
din  avenue. 

Arbogast  Sarah,  widow,  res  s  s  Morgan,  o  e  Clmreh  street 

Armstrong  L.  W.,  res  w  s  i^orth  Main. 


JACKSOXVILLE    OITY    DIUECTORY. 


41  I 


Armstrong^  Alexander,  gaa  and  steam  pipe  fitter,  shop  w 
s  South  Main,  bet  Morgan  and  College  avenue. 

Armstrong  L.  W.,  works  .Toseph  CJapps  &  Sons. 

Armstrong  .John,  res  s  s  T  W  &  W  K  R,  3  w  Brown  street, 

Armstrong  II.  W. 

Arnett  James  M.,  drayman,  res  u  a  T  W  and  W  K  R,  3  w 
Brown  street. 

Arnold  &  Brother,  clotbiei-s,  north  side  ot"  the  square. 

Arnold  S.,  (Arnold  &  Brother,)  res  cor  East  and  Court. 

Arenz  Albert,  clerk,  (Stephenson  &  Woods,)  bds  Mi-s  Sny- 
der, cor  East  State  and  C  and  A  R  11.  • 

Ashelby  Matthew,  stock  dealer,  res  n  s  Grove,  2  w  Reid  st. 

Atkins  Henry,  attorney  at  law,  office  n  w  eor  square. 

Atkins  Ilenr}'  J.,  res  e  s  Park  street, 

Atkins  Thomas,  painter,  n  s  Hardin  avenue. 

Atkinson  "William,  mail  agent,  e  s  East,  2  n  of  2^orth  street. 

Atwood  Xathau,  moulder  at  Hammond's  foundry. 

Aubert  John,  carpetiter,  res  n  w  cor  K^orth  and  Church  sts. 

Aubert ,  res  cor  Church  and  North. 

.Austin  l^ichard,  works  g-as  works,  res  w  s  Sandy  street. 

Avers  EIi;ca,  widow,  res  Bci'can  College. 

Ayei-s  Isaac,  painter,  res  n  s  l']ast  College  avenue. 

Aycrs  Marshall,  banker,  (M.  P.  ^Vyei-s  Sc  Co.)  res  n  s  "West 
State  street. 
:  Ayers  A.  E.,  banker,  (M.  P.  Ayers  &  Co,,)  res  )i  a  West 
'       State  street, 
i   Ayre  .Tonas,  L*arpentcr,  ros  cor  Caldwell  and  North. 

i  B- 

I 

,  Babb  Henry,  farmer,  res  s  s  North,  2  e  Wolcott  street. 
I  Bacon  William,  res  n  w  cor  Brown  and  North  streets. 
i  Bahell  Dennis,  laborer,  bds  Perry  Doolan. 

Bailey  J.   R.,  Editor  .Jacksonville  Sentinel,  res  s  s  East 
Morgan  street. 

Bakci-  Joel,  engineer  C  &  A  R  R,  res  n  s  North,  3  e  Brown. 

Baker  Frank,  watchmaker,  res  South  Church  street. 

Baker  George,  grocer,  ros  opposite  In.sane  Asylum. 

Baker  George,  baker,  res  North  ^fichigan  av,  w  s  111.  av. 

leaker  Frank,  jeweler,  res  w  s  Church,  2  w  Aim  sti-eet. 

Baker  A.  J.,  carriage  and  wagon  maker. 

Ballard  Thomas,  miller,  res  w  s  Main,  3  u  Morton  av. 

.     —6 


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JACKSOXVILLK    CITY    DIUliCTOUY. 


GARTEIR^  BSESIaEY  <^  Go.^ 


DEALERS  IN 


West  Side  of  the  Square, 

Jacksonville,       -        -      niinois. 


I.  J.  KETCHAM. 


H.J.ATKINS. 


httoxm^5    un)i    mjmxstlhxs    nt  taio, 

0ffi:ce,  SSoxtk  West  Somea?  Sl^uazet 

i  Jacksonville^       -        »■        ZlIinoisM 

I  ANDERSON  8c  COKCOHAN, 

! 

Deulevs  in 

\  FURNITUEE,  PAKLOR  STJITS, 

I 
I 

Dining*  Sets,  Wooden  and 
Willow. 

c.i.nr  STOOLS,  nooic shelves,  brackets,  iiock- 

JXO  CJI. Lilts,  Etc., 
NORTH  WEST  CORNER  OF  THE  SaUARE, 

^Jacksonville^       «        -        Illinois. 


JACKSONVILLE    CITY    DIIIECTOUY. 


43 


Baldwin  Ascennth,  widow,  res  cor  East  and  Morgan  streets. 
Baldwin  George,  fanner,  res  cor  East  and  Morgaii  streets. 
BamcloTigb  Joseph,  works  Joseph  Capps  &,  Sons. 
Bancroft  H.,  boot  and  shoe  dealer,  n  e  cor  of  the  square, 

res  3  e  cor  West  State  :uid  Prairie  streets. 
Bancroft  Joseph,  insui-ance  agent,  res  West  State  street,  2 

w  of  Prairie. 
Bancroft  William,  shoemaker,  res  East  College  avenue. 
Bancroft  Joseph,  carder,  works  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons,  bds 

John  Selby. 
Baptiste  Antonio,  blacksmith,  works  Samuel  Cobb,  n  e  cor 

West  State  street. 
Baptiste  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  n  s  T  W  and  W  R  R,  11  w 

Xfadeim  street. 
Baptiste  John,  teamster,  res  n  s  Lafayette  av,  5  w  Madeira. 
Barber  Augustus,  res  n  s  College  av,  6  w  of  Prospect  st. 
Barber  Thomas,  farmer,  res  K.  College  av,  2  w  Hardin  av. 
Barden  J.  M.,  salesman  (W  K  &  A  A  Deweys,)  bds  Dunlap 

Ilouee. 
Barrett  Thomas,  spinner  at  Joseph  Capps  &  Sous. 
Barrett  Lewis,  conductor  C  and  A  R  R,  res  cor  College  av 

and  Sandy  street, 
Barrett  Tliornas,  works  Joseph  Cnpps  &.  Sons. 
Barnes  Wm.,  (Robertson  <t  Barnes,)  res  2  w  Churcli  street. 
Barnes  Wm.,  laAvyer,  res  2  w  Dunlap  House. 
Bames,  William,  Rev,,  res  s  s  West  State,  3  w  of  Church. 
Barnes  Washington,  works  C  and  A  R  R,  bds  Wm.  Enshaw. 
liarnett  Fielding,  works  Wolcott's  mill,  res  w  s  Sandy. 
Barker  Charles,  clerk  at  Insane  Hos[)ital. 
Barr  W.  P.,  (Smith,  Barr  &  Co.,)  res  cor  State  and  West- 
minister street. 
Barr  Wm.  P.,  Mayor  of  Jacksonville,  s  w  cor  State  and 

Westminster. 
Barr  Samuel,  clerk,  (Smith,  Barr  &  Co.,)  bds  W.  P.  Barr's. 
Barrowman  Alexander,  engineer,  res  n  e  cor  East  and  Xorth. 
Barton  &  Cl.aywcll,  saloon  keepera,  w  s  ITorth  Main  street 
Barton  Jacob  W.,  farmer,  res  w  s  North  Main  street. 
Baity  George,  teamster,  res  s  s  ITorth,  3  w  of  Sandy. 
Bauman  B.,  jeweler,  north  east  corner  of  the  square,  res 

cor  North  and  Lafayette  streets. 
Bauman,  J.,  jeweler,  works  B.  Bauman,  n  e  cor  square. 
Bamngart  H.,  hair  dresser,  south  east  cor  of  the  square. 


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JACKSONVILLE    CITY    DI1{^:CT0RY. 


P.  A.  BEEHM, 

Al^Of  Dealer  lit 

FRUITS;,  ivruTS^ 


Ksperiul  iittention  will  be  given  to  orders  for 

PARTIES    AiND '  WEDDINGS, 

.  For  Ice  Cream,  Cakes,  and  EverytMng 
in  this  Line. 

East  Side  of  the  Square, 

'  Jacksonville^       -        -        Illinois. 


SOUTH  SIDE  OF  SQUAES, 


'fe€iS!®Hi¥llie , 


SILiAS  TiSIlRY;,  Agent. 

JACOB  STRAWN,  Proprietor. 


® 


JACKSONVILLK    CITV    DIUECTOUY, 


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Baumgai-t  Andrew,  hair  dresser,  residence  Dublin. 
Biiumgardcu ,  barber,  ves  ii  s  Lafayette  av,  3d  e  Clay 

avenue. 
Beastall  "Wm.,  carpenter,  (AfcCallister  &  Beastall,)  n  e  cor 

^N'orth  and  Sandy  .streets. 
Beastall  "William,  carpentei*,  res  n  s  T  AV  and  "W  R  R,  1  e  of  i 

East  street. 
Becker  Antonio,  (Jiecker,  Eottger  &  Co.,)  s  s  College  av, 

1  west  of  East  street. 
Becker  Philip,  works  (Johnson  &  Glover,)  res  n  s  Court  st. 
Bedwell,  J.  W.,  stock  dealer,  res  n  s  Lafayette  av,  2  e  Piue. 
Beecraft  J.  H.,  proprietor  of  Beecraft's  Brick  Yard,  res  at 

the  yard,  east  city  limits. 
BeeSley  !B.  P.,  (Carter,  Beesley  &  Co.,)  res  e  a  Caldwell, 

3  west  of  Jjafuyette  avenue. 
Benson  William,  plasterer,  res  n  s  Beardstown  street. 
Uenson   William,  (Benson  &  Compton,)  res  'Ko.   7,  South 

^Liuvaisterre. 
Bcrdan  J.,  lawyer,  i-es  cor  ^Morgan  and  East  street. 
Berry  Preston,  cattle  dealer,  res  cor  College  and  Ilariiiu  av. 
Bercan  College,  East  State  street. 

Boston  .John,  laborer,  s  \v  cor  East  and  Franklin  street. 
211313  S,  H..  physician,  office  n  s  square,  res  s  s  North,  1 

east  of  Brown. 
Bibb  H.  O.,  (Craig  Sc  Bibb,  n  s  I^orth,  2  c  of  Brown, 
liierbauin  John,  work.s  (Myers  &  Ivnollenberg,)  e  s  square. 
Bigg^  Joseph,  painter,  res  w  s  Burton,  3  s  College  street. 
Bissell  Edward,  brakesman,  res  s  s  Morgan  street. 
Black  G.  v.,  dentist  office  n  s  square,  res  s  s  State,  6  e  East. 
Black  Elizalicth,  wi<h)w,  i*es  s  s  North,  2  c  Church  street. 
Blatid  James,  clerk,  res  cor  Main  st  and  Washington  av. 
Bland  M.  E.,  operator  IloiUe  Manufacturing  Co. 
Blanchard  Clement,  baker,  res  n  s  College  av,  4  e  East  st. 
Blanchard  0.,  piano  tuner,  res  over  Simmons  store,  s  s 

East  State  street. 
Blangcrs  Clement,  baker. 

Blick  Edwin,  workii  Joseph  Capps  &,  Son's  Wooien  Mills. 
Blue  John,  laborer,  res  Clay  avenue,  7  n  of  Mulbeny. 
Bogle  Elizabeth,  widow,  n  s  College  av,  5  e  Mau.r.isterre  st. 
Bolden  Samuel,  res  s  s  East  College  av,  w  of  Ilaniin  av. 
Bort  S.  B.,  carpenter,  res  w  s  East,  3  s  "Washington  street. 
Bourn  Joseph,  blacksmitli,  cor  College  av  and  ifain  street. 


-iG  ./ACKSONVILLE    CITY    UIKECTOUY. 

W,  WIATHERS.  A.  C.  WADSWORTH. 

MATHSHS  St.  WABSWORTH, 

Dffitei's  ill 


V 


Iron,  Nails,  Springs,  Axles,' 


South  Side  of  the  Square, 

Jacksonville,  -  -  niinois. 


CTuA^CIKISOliT-V-IIjILE    STOH^TE   IT-A.I^.ID. 


DEALER  IN 


WILL  KEEP  ON  HAND  DRESSED  AND  UNDRESSED  LIME  STONE 
FOR  ALL  PURPOSES:  ALSO, 

Hitching  Posts  and 

Cheaper  than  Else-where. 

SHOP  AND  YARD  EAST  OF  THE  T.  W.  &  W.  R.  R, 
PASSENGER  DEPOT, 


JACKSO.N'VIhl.H    CITY    DIKKCTOKY. 


47 


Boweii  Lewis,  student,  boiirds  Joseph  Boweu. 

Bowling  William,  works  T  W  and  W  R  R,  res  e  s  TVest  st, 

6  n  T  W  and  W  R,  R, 
Bowcu  Joseph,  carpenter,  s  s  College  street,  2  w  West  st. 
Boweu  Thonaas,  wagon  maker,  res  w  s  Clay  av,  2  s  Morton. 
Bowen  William,  wagon  maker,  res  South  Morton  avenue. 
Bowen  Elizabeth,  widow,  res  a  s  College,  3  e  ifauvaisterre. 
Boxenieyer  Charles,  carpenter,  boards  at  the  Guin  House. 
Boyer  Eli;cabeth,  widow,  res  s  3  Ann  street. 
Boyce  Harriet,  widow,  res  n  s  North,  9  east  of  East  st. 
Brackett  Alonzo,  clerk,  res  College  avenue. 
Brady  James,  operator  at  the  Home  Manufacturing  Co. 
Bradbury  Robert,  printer,  res  w  s  N^orth  Main  st. 
Bradbury  Edwin,  machinist,  rea  e  s  Madeira  st,  3  south  of 

Lafayette  avenue. 
Brannen  Matthew,  lab,  res  e  s  Pine,  2  w  T  W  and  W  R  R. 
Branson  Wm.,  cabinet  maker,  s  e  cor  Church  and  Morgan. 
Bray  Michael,  carpenter,  res  cor  Pine  and  Lafayette  avenue. 
Brean  Morris,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Lafayette  avenue. 
Brehm  Andrew,  painter,  residence  west  side  of  West  street. 
Brohm  John,  painter. 
Srehm  P.  iL.,  confectioner  and  baker,  cast  side  of  the 

square,  res  west  .-^idc  oi'  Main  street. 
Brennen  John,  works  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons. 
Bress  S.  W.,  carpenter,  res  east  side  of  West  street. 
Brilliants  Terry,  tinner,  res  e  s  West,  7  s  of  College  street 
Broad'UO'ell  Wm.  H.,  dealer  in  farm  machineiy,  res 

south  side  College  avenue. 
Bronson  Thomas,  clerk  at  C  and  A  R  R  Freight  Depot,  bds 

at  Mrs.  Snydei-s,  cor  E.ist  State  st  and  C  and  A  R  R. 
Brockman  Samuel,  grocer,  res  e  s  Hardin  avenue. 
Brooks  George,  barber,  shop  east  side  of  Sandy  street. 
Brophy  Peter,  laborer,  res  n  s  T  W  and  W  R  R. 
Brooks  William,  carpenter,  works  for  Stephen  Massey. 
Brown  James,  teacher,  south  side  East  State  street. 
Brown  Wiley,  carpenter,  cor  Fayette  and  Richards  street. 
Brown  B.  F.,  shoemaker,  res  East  College  av,  10  e  East  st. 
Brown  Burt,  pump  maker,  res  3  e  Church,  s  s  iN'orth. 
Brown  A])le,  farmer,  res  East  State  st,  opp  Blind  Asylum. 
BrCUUTl  Sl  Hall,  grocers,  east  side  the  square. 
Brown  Charles,  res  Prospect  street,  between  College  avenue 

and  College  street. 


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.lACKSONVri.LE    CITY   DIKKCTORY. 


Wr.  A.  &  C.  A.  HAESS, 

T  TAIL 


GTJB-LEY,  PHATT  &  COLLINS, 

DEALERS   (N 


r*^' 


BeesTjQ'aXji  Copper*  aaid  Srsss. 

South  Side  Sqintrf,  Xo.  :t,  Mni'hif  lUort:, 
Branch  Honsos  at  QTJINCY,  lUiuois.  ami  TOLEDO,  Oliio. 


AND  DEALERS  IN 

Fine  Broadcloths,  Tricots,  Beaver 
Coatings,  Doeskin  Cassimeres, 

MIXED  GOATII^GS,  VSLVET, 

WMcii  we  will  make  up  to  order  in  the 
best  manner  and  most  fasliionable  . 
styles,  at  reasonable  prices.        * 

irEST  STATE,  .-p   DOOIiS  WEST  OF  SQUAltE, 

Jacksonville,        -        -        -        Illinois. 

HOWARD  Sl  THOMPSON, 

Builders  and  Dealers  in 

Plaster  Paris, 

OO.A.ILi  .A-lsriD  ILiZnvriE] 

OFFICE  W.  S:  SAxNDY  ST..  ON  T.  W.  &  W.  R.  R., 


JACTCSOXVTLLE    CITY    DIUKCTORV, 


49 


SrC'WTl  5t  Epler,  lawyers,  s  s  square,  up  stairs. 
1  Brown  Mary,  Mt.ss,  res  Institution  Feeble-minded  Children. 
;   firown  Williani,  (Brown  &.  Kpler,)  south  side  square. 

Brown    Ktijihalet,  (Durtl-t*   i\:   Browji,)  res    Prospect   st,  bet 
(J rove  ;mi(1  C(ille!j:e  avenue. 

P>ro\vn  Strotlier,  insurance  agent,  bds  Catherine  Davis. 

Brown  Jacob,  clerk,  res  Caldwell  street. 

•  Browji  William,  laborer,  bds  IT.  Barrowmun. 

Brown  G.  W.  V.,  toarher  in  commercial  eollege,  boards  D. 
Kccd's. 

Brown  "William,  Judge,  res  s  s  West  State  street.   " 

Brown  Pbilip,  painter,  res  s  e  cor  West  and  North  sts. 
'  Brown  Alfred,  traveling  agent,  res  n  s  West  Court  st. 

Brown  "William,  state's  attorney,  office  in  the  court  house. 
:   Brown  Jaeob,  cabinet  injiker  res  w  s  Caldwell  street. 
!  Brown  Michael,  works  tor  Howard  &  Thompson.      :^ 
;  Brtice  Hobeit,  (raqienter,  res  cor  Main  st  and  Morton  av. 
:  Bruce  Ilohert,  carpenter,  (Loar  &  Bruce,)  e  a  Sandy  st. 

•  Brns  Lewis,  brick  mason,  res  s  s  East  College  av  and  Har- 

din avenue. 
I   Buck  J«thn,  laborer,  res  s  e  cor  College  and  West  Church. 

•  Buckner  Mary,  widow,  res  3  w  Church  st,  n  s  Morton  av. 
Buckley  John,  shoemaker,  res  e  «  East,  6  s  College  st, 

:  Buckingham  James,  cai-penter,  res  s  s  i^orth,  5  e  East  st. 
;  Buckingham  James,  plasterer,  res  e  s  South  Main,  2  south: 
i       Colllege  avenue. 

BuckingbtiMi  Xathan,  carjientcr.  res  c  s  South  Main,  2  fiouth 
(.'ollcgc  avenue. 

Buckingbani,  William  F.,  .])lasterer,  bds  W,  Buckingham. 

Buckinghani  John  Af.,  brakesman,  ('  &.  A  \i  R. 

Buckingiiani  William,  res  w  s  Burton,  4  s  Ct)llege. 

liuckthorpe  K.,  tailor,  shop  s  s  East  State  street,  I  e  M.  E. 
(■liurcb.  East  Charge. 

Bubre    A.  W.,  shoemaker,  res  s  w  cor   llardin  avenue   and 
!        College  street. 

i  Hunn  p.  S.,  (limni  ..t  Cox,)  res  tjpp  grounds  Insane. 
■    Bury  Wiliianj,  shoemaker,  res  cor  College  st  aud  Hardin  av. 
'   Burbanks  Rojal,  carriage  maker,  works  Samuel  Cobb,  bds 
I        W.  B.  Carnes. 

!   Burnes  Patrick,  laborer,  bds  Perry  Do'olan. 
j  Burton  Daniel,  laborer,  res  s  s  Ann  st,  6  w  We.sL 
i  Burke  Daniel,  cook,  res  cor  College  and  Sandy  street. 


.lACKSONVlLI.K    l.:iTy    DIUI-XTOKY. 


GENERAL  AGENT  FOR 


Mmti&mM:.    Wb%^    Chattel!,. 

Jacksonville,  -  Illinois. 


i-'i  .N  i-:.-i'r    II  i:a  i{>i  i:    i>     <  "lors-'i'ii  a  i .    i  i  ^i^i  >.<>i.-*. 


SPRINGER  &  DUNLAP'S 


.Viirr#*j*M«*r^  /«  •/.    4\    t\ril*-f/. 


XOIITH  MAST  (lOU.XKROl-  THE  SQllARK, 


Jacksonville, 


Illinois. 


vi'i!-  iKiJiSiis  !i::rr  nr  riin  week  on  .uo.vr//.  twa 


.IACKKO.\VU.I-K    CITY    IJIKKITOIIY. 


Ol 


liiirke  Tlioiiias,  iiidiildcr,  bdn  Wiiruiiu  ICIlicock. 

liuriiett  Eiueline,  widow  res  coi-  (.'olloice  av  and  Main  st. 

Biirir*'  •loliii,  HmuM",  works  Trviiu'  Clement,  res  cor  East  >»t 
and  Miirton  avi-nui'. 

IJiirire  William,  toaiiisfi-r,  rvs  s  s  (.'ollcs^i-  sUHU't. 

IJiirlintrainr  Seymour,  buteiier.  lutrtli  west  part  of  cilv. 

lini'ninjrlis,  Mrs,  works  for  Jost'iih  C'aj>ps  k  Sons. 

Bni-riiMiil.  .J.  n.,  c-lerk  for  Dr.  Lucas,  w  s  XortJi  Main. 

IJuriri-  Willijuii,  carjKMiter,  e  s  Fayette,  -i  n  of  North. 

iJyun  llen»d,  laborer,  res  Clay  avenue. 

Cady  DeW'itt,  carpenter,  res  s  e  cor  W'e.-^t  and  North  .-^t. 

Cadman  A.  W.,  photojrraphor,  s  w  eov  Want  State  and 
pnldie  square. 

Caliiil  Morris,  laborer,  res  s  s  College,  2  e  East  st. 

Cahill  .James,  laborer,  res  e  s  West,'  u  T  W  &  W  K  R. 

Cain  .John,  ()peratt>r.  Home  Mannfaeturing  C»)mpany. 

Cal<lweil  \V^iUiam,  briek  niiisoii,  res  n  s  Clay  avenue,  G  w  of 
.\lort<)n  avenue. 

C-alloway  .Martha,  widow,  res  se  <ror  College-and  Church  «t. 

Campbell  E.,  Ilov,  pastor  Christian  Church,  res  ii  s  Nortli. 

C^ampbell  .1.,  brick  nnusou.  res  East  C(»ljege  street  and  liar- 
din  avenue. 

Canliam  Cliarles,  hilt,  res  w  s  Maiivaisterre,  o  n  North. 

Caidiani  Shaderi<dv,  res  e  s  Sandy,  1  n  of  North  st. 

(-anuou  Tlionuis,  res  e  s  Church,  2  cor  Court  st 

Cannedy  >fichael,  laliorcr  Beeci-aft's  brickyard. 

Capps,  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons,  proprietors  of  .lacksouvillc 

W  o<den  Mills,  cor  Lafayette  av  and  Church  ;;t. 
Capps  .Joseph,  (.Joseph  ('apps  i\:  .Sous,)  res  w  Church  ^t,  bet 

I^afayette  avenue  and  Timlier  alley. 
C'apps  S.  K'.,  boards  .TDseph  ('apps. 
Cajips  W.  K.,  iidards  .Josepli  Capps. 
Capps  .1.  L.,  w»»rks  Josopli  Capps  it  Sons. 
(?apel  Charkrs,  i-es  No.  11.  South  .Main  st. 
Carnes  W.  B..  nnner,  res  n  e  cor  North  and  West  sts. 
(\irson  'riuuiuis,  brick  mason,  res  e  s  liurton,  2  s  C!!ollege. 
(!!ars«>u  Ciitherine.  widow,  res  South  Morijan,  2  w  Riust  st. 
Carson  .lohn,  brick  msvson,  res  s  w  cor  Duncan  and  North, 
('arson   L.  L.,  brick  mason,  res  e  s  T^urton,  2  s  (.olleifc. 
(\irson  L..L.,  chief  engineer. 

Carroll  M.  H.,  saloon  and  restaurant  n  c  cor  square. 
Camay  .Michael,  lab,  res  o  s  West,  n  T  \V  &  W  R  R. 


J.iCK.suNVILLK    CITV    DIRECTORY. 


W.  D.  LEMON,  M.  D^  | 


UJCS/DJCXCI::   COnXEIi   LAI'\LYETTE  \ 

ASD  DUNCAX  STREI-yCS,  \ 

One  Blook  West  and  2  Soiith  of  Capps  'Woolon  Mills.  1 

Ol'iridO,  10 AST  SIDK  OF"  TlIJi:  .SQtl.VT^i:,  i 

Over  L.  B.  Ebey's  Store.  j 

Jacksonville^       -        -        Illinois,  j 

JACKSONVILLE  SURGICAL  IIO'IEMAB.Y, 

t'lir  the  trmtmeut  nf  \ 

^3A^'I:l)  l'l^IJVOl•:,  3X,  i>.,  I     j 

ritOl'lllETOn  A  XD  ATTEXDIXG  SUUGEOX.  ' 

WWI.  H.  KING,  NI.  D.,  lt,^i^i'-iu  s»n/m,». 
.rACK.SONVII.I^li:,         -         -         -         XT^LIIVOI.S.   1 

Muniifiirtiit'rrm  of 

^aii!^Fiag^s  and  W^^g^^^MS^;  I 

S.  Sandy  St.,  1  Block  South  Square,  \ 

Jacksonville,  -  -  Illinois,  j 

I 

t;rirJ:i':rAiurxG  doxk  rx  all  its  jsnAXciiES.'fSi  \ 
J.  FIGUEIRA^  j 

DEALER  IN  I 

■  (^ints,  Tiquaxs  iinir  ^igars,         i 

IMFORTSB  AI\TB  BOMESTIC,  ^ 

iniST  CO UUT  STREET,  j 

orj^csisoiNnvraLXjE!, .    -     inLXJusrois.  i 


JACICSONVIIXK    CITY    DIUECTOUY. 


■■)o 


Carter  .John,  works  for  Joscpb  Csipps  k  Sons. 

Carter  George,  fanner,  res  s  e  cor  College  ;ind  Diamond  ats. 

Carver  J.  (X,  clerk,  (Ilayden   k  Bro.,)  res  ti  \v  cor  Fayette 

and  Court  sts. 
(Janium  Tliouiaa,  butcher,  res  o  s  Churcli,  2  n  Court. 
Cannon  Hl'u  turner,  works  for  Silas  Terry. 
Case  H.,.  den.,  lawyer,  n  w  cor  of  the  square. 
Case  Wiiliani,  cooper,  bds  Mrs.  Ricks,  n  3  AVcst  Court,  bet 

Sandy  and  tVest  sts. 

(jasey ,  fireman,  res  w  s  Fayette,  2  a  Lafayette  av. 

Casey  Wm.^  res  s  s  East  College,  G  e  Mauvaisterre  st. 
Cassell  Wni..  cattle  dealer,  res  n  Morton  av,  w  s  M.ain  st. 
CaSSell diaries,  groeer,  (FitJcsommons   &  Gaasell,) 

res  e  s  j>t)ntli  Main  st. 
Cassell  Koliert,  res  e  s  South  \rain.  . 

(/usseli  Martin,  re»  w  s  West  st,  4  s  <jf  Ann.  "^ 

Cassell  H.  0.,  lawyer,  w  s  square,  over  Flack  &  Tiltou'u 

dry  g<)o«ls  store,  res  s  s  West  State,  4  e  (Church  st 
Cassell  Kniily,  widow,  res  s  w  cor  North  st. 
Cassell  It.  M.,  carpenter,  res  n  s  N'ortb,  3  w  West  sL 
Cassell  J.  T.,  physii-ian,  res  n  c  cor  Clmreh  and  State  sta. 
Cassell  Martin,  residence  the  same. 
Catlin   &  Thayer,  book   store  and   stationery,  etc.,  No.  3, 

Stranwn's  block,  a  s  square. 
Catlin   Willys,  (Catlin  &  Thayer,)  res  West  State,  2  w  Lafa^ 

yette  st. 
Catlin  A.  C,  photographer,  n   e  cor  square,  res  cor  West 

Morgan  and  West  st. 
Catlin  Charles,  res  West  State,  2  w  of  Fayette  st. 
Catherwood  Rob't,  shoemaker,  (C.  E.  Ross  &  Co.)  n  s  square. 
Catbcrwood  Robert,  res  n  s  North,  4  w  North  Sandy. 
Chain  J.  A.,  clerk,  (W.  C.  Woodman,)  res  s  s  College  st,  2 

w  Clay  avcnne. 
CliamberS  Sl  Brother,  grocers,  n  s  square,  Cham- 
ber's block. 
Chambers  L.  W.,  bds  G.  M.  Chambers,  West  Stite  st. 
Chambers  R.  R.,  res  College  av,  west  end. 
Chambers  George,  res  s  s  West  State,  4  w  of  Prairie  st. 
Chambci-s  RoUin,  res  n  s  College  av,  5  w  Goltm  av. 
f^buinbcrlain  Timothy,  paper  hanger,  res  s  c  cor  College  av 

and  West  st. 
Chavos  Turner,  cook,  res  Clay  av,  7  a  College  st. 


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JA('K.S(>NVIT,1,K    CITV    I>I  lUltTOKV. 


I  A.  H.  HISLLOGO,  M.  D., 

'  Ffe  jsiciaii  and  S^rg:eo2^, 

I  Jacksonville,        -        -         -        Illinois. 


i  OFFICE  AND  RESIDENCE--Cor.  of  East  SL  and  Goll'ige  Avenue. 

1  •   '-     '       -        "    -"■ ■  ' 

\  W2SGAND  Sc  WZDMA^TSR, 


West  State  St.,  3  East  of  West  St., 
Jaclisonville,       -        -        Illinois. 

JACKSONVILLE   NHIlSERYr 

:M  of  a  IIILK  MJUTU  ILL  TOLLEQK, 

l>f<itrr  in 

FRUIT  AND   SHADS  TSSSS, 

III  vfroiir  viii-ii'tv. 
Kv«'iTlirni<;  uHiiiillv  kii[)l  ill  a  Nursory. 


Jacksonville, 


niinois. 


.lACIC.S.OXVn.M':    city     IJnLK<.T(>Ky. 


o;) 


('Iia[>[K'!I  B.  A.,  npliolstci-i-i-,  res  s  s  (>ille<,'o  street,  ')  oast  of 


MauvaisU'iTC 


1  Illui<)i.s.rolle;;e, 


'   Chapman  B.  H.,  iiarsen-uiaii,  souti 

ivs  11  s  Collejj^e  av,  o  w  of  Pi-usjiCft  st. 
Cliaiimaii   Minerva,  widow  res  s  s  Ami  st. 
Chapin  Horace,  postmaster,  res  Nortli  Main  .St. 
(/hafiwiok  Jolin,  [inintcr,  ros  ^.'  s  Fayette  st. 
(■liadwi.-lc  .roim,  \\'()rks  (}.foD()mifiri;  Bro.,)  North  Main  st, 

liet  ( -ourt  and  North  sts. 
Clu-rry  John,  teamster,  res  n  s  (jollci^e  st,  2  w  Clay  av. 
Cherry  Joseph  P.,  ^addlor,  s  s  West  state,  l  door 

w  Ceil.  111.  .Saviiiirs  Bank,  r.>s  w  s  Fayette,  2  ii  Reid  st. 
ClKM-rv  Frank,  h(»arils  witli  .loscpli  F.  Cherry. 
Cheatham  James,  ri-s  n  s  North  st,  4  e  Fast. 
Cheatham  J.  C.,  proprietor  of  i)laniuo:  mills,  2  west 

Manvaisterre,  w  s  Nortli.  '  ^ 

Chidistur  William  J.,  carpenter,  res  w  s  Clay  av.  -^ 

Chnntii    Kdwin   IL,  student,  hoards  J.  T.  Jones 
(;[-IUK(:[l  (JKNTFNAKY  M.  E.,  s  s  Fast  State  st,  :i  e  Fast. 
CMrUllCir  CmirSTlAN,  w  s  Main,  8  s  Colle<r<.  St. 
CT[ri{(MI  (nniTSTrAX.  n  s  state  St.,  4  o  Kast 
CilUiUMl  (MIKISTIAN,  ;i  c  cor  .\"ortli  ainl  Main  st< 
ClIUIaMI  (WTIlOijC,  n  s  Slat,,  si. 
CllUKCIl.M.  F.,  colored,  n  s  (irove  st,  5  e  Church  st 
CJfUlKUI  BAJ'TIST,  colored,  n  s  Ann  st,  5  w  West  's( 
CirUK(^Il  BAPTIST,  colored,  n  e  cor  Grove  and  (^hnivh. 
Clanccy  .lorcmiah,  teamster.  Beecraft's  hrick  yard. 
Chinecy  Michael,  lah,  res  Clay  av,  :\  s  CoUej^e  st. 
Clanccy  Jercmiali,  works  Rns.-^cH'.s  hunlxM-'yard,  res  w  s  X. 

.Main  st. 
Clam{)it  William,  farmer,  res  e  Colleijc  av. 
Clark  Ceorge  W.,  work.s  (Catlin  k  Williams,)  n  e  cor  .square. 
Clark  ITarry.  haggage  man  T  W  k  W  li  \i. 
Clark  G.  W.,  res  n  w  cor  Church  and  Court  sts. 
Clark  Clara,  widow,  res  n  s  Court,  2  w  of  West  st. 
Clc:iry  Patrick,  farrier,  works  Mayfield  k  Fanninir. 
Ch-mcnt  Irvine,  tinner,  n  s  West  State  st,  o  y  Wc«>t  st. 
Clej^if  William,  black.smith,  works  Dangerfield  .t  Co. 
v'lcjiric  .Mary,  work.s  for  Joseph  ('a])ps  ,l-"Soiis. 

Clifton  ,  clerk,  res  Fast  St:ite  street. 

Cline  Henry,  miller,  res  s  s  T  W  <t  W  R  R  ; 

CLOU.S  DAVID,  hurher,  (C!<ni.s  .1-  Fike,)  s  s  square.  I 


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Uloas  David,  rus  w  s  East  st,  4  s  College  st 

Cloiigh  James,  operator  Home  Manufacturing  Co. 

Coats  Amos,  blacksmith,  works  James  Scott,  bds  Catherine 

Davis. 
('(Httoii  .lames,  foreman  Boec-raft's  brick  3'ar(l. 
Coble  Klijaii,  carpenter,  res  u  s  College  av,  1  w  Sandy  st. 
COHB  W.  A.,  shoemaker,  re.s  n  =<  East  State,  7  e  East. 
('OliB  SAMTJEL,  carnage  maker,  ros  n  w  cor  North  and 

Kast  St. 
COBB  S.A.MUEL,  blacksmith,  shop  n  s  West  State. 
Cocking  Henry,  tailor,  res  n  s  Xorth,  2  w  West  st. 
(^>e  Mary,  (h'ess  nuikor,  n  a  cor  stiuiire. 
Cottee  Darby,  lab,  res  n  s  Independence  av,  2  w  C  &  A  K  R. 
COfjE  D.\VrD,  blacksmith,  shop  u  s  Morgan  st,  bet  Sandy 

and  Wesr,  res  n  s  Morgan  st. 
Cole  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  works  David  Cole. 
Collins  Michael,  res  w  s  Xorth  Main,  3  n  T  W  &  W  R  ILf 
Collins  Morris,  res  s  s  St^ate  st,  3  w  Prairie. 
Collctt  E.,  painter,  works  McDotmell  k  Brother. 
Colton  .rames,  work.s  BeecratVs  brick  yard,  res  u  s  T  W  k 

W  R  R. 
College  M.  E.,  south  side  of  >3ast  State  street,  W.  TI.  De 

Motto,  A.  M.,  President. 
Combs  Joseph,  clerk  at  Bancroft's  shoe  store,  bds  Charles 

Rockwell. 
Conibs  .r.,  clerk,  res  Court  st,  2  c  of  Manvaisterre. 
Comptcn.  p.  S'7  p!»i>>t<-'i'.  (Benson   k.  Compton,)   shop 

South  Sandy  sr,  bet  Morgan  st  and  College  avenue. 
Compton  Peter,  painter,  res  e  s  Prairie  st,  2  s  Lafayette  av. 
(yonnell  Margai-ef,  witlow,  res  n  w  coi-  College  avenue. 
(/Onneil  .Vlichael,  laborer,  boards  Perry  Doolan. 
Conrad  Jacob,  drayman,  res  n  s  T  W  it  W  R  R,  bet  Sandy 

and  West  sts. 
Conrad  John,  painter,  boards  C.  R.  ITnderwood. 
Connover  William,  grain  dealer,  res  s  s  Xorth,  bet  Duncan 

&  Walcott  street. 
Conover  P.  A.,  njantifacturcr  of  fanning  mills,  res  n  s  Stiito. 
Coidey  Paul,  moulder,  res  e  s  C  &  .A  R  R. 
Cook  James,  saddler,  woi-ks  Rapps  it  Son,  n  e  cor  square. 
Cook  James,  harness  maker,  boards  A\''estern  House. 
Cook  Pliilip,  res  College  avenue,  cor  Clay  avenue. 
Cooley  Joseph,  laborer,  res  w  s  Pros[iect' street 
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Cooper  Thomas,  laborer,  res  w  s  Satidy,  3  a  College  sL 
(?ooiiey  Thomas,  laborer,  ros  s  a  Grove,  2  w  Dlamoiul. 
Gornell  S.  T.,  matuithetnror  of  washina:  machines,   w 

s  iSutitli  Mauvaistcn-e  sr,  bet  College  av  and  College  st. 
Coi-iu'II  John,  laborer,  ros  \v  s  North  Main. 
Corey  Silas,  cai'iienter,  res  n  w  cor  Goltra  avenue. 
Corey  Joel,  i-es  ii  s  College  av,  4  w  "West,  .street, 
(^orniigton  Joel,  res  s  s   AVashington  avenue, 
(/orreia  Antonio,  res  n  s  Lafayette  av,  4  w  Madeira. 
T'orreia  Joseph,  laborer,  res  n  \v  part  of  the  eity. 
Correia  Knnmuel,  painter,  res  e  8  N.  Main,  n  T  W  ct  "W  R  R, 
Corcoran  H.  W.,  <Iealer  in'confectionorics,  n  w  cor  square. 
Corcoran  H.  W.,  fnrniture  (Jealer,  (Anderson  &  Corcoran,) 

w  s  s({uare. 
('<»rcoran,  \V.  11. ,  res  College  avenue,  1  w  C  i  A  H  R. 
('(M'eoran  W.  IT.  grocer,  north  west  corner  square. 
Coreoran  W.  H.,  jr,  clerk  W.  IT.  Corcoran, 
('(^n'oran  Thotnas,  elork,  boards  Wm.  Corcoran. 
Coreoran  Edward,  clerk,  boards  Wm.  Corcoran. 
(\)reoraji  J.  T.,  clerk,  W.  A.  Corcoi-an. 
(^>rcoran  John,  works  C  k  A  ]i  R,  res  w  a  .same, 
('oreoran  W.  E.  Jr.  elerk  W.  TT.  Corcoran,  sen. 
('orcoran  II.  W .  jr,  grocer,  res  s  w  eor  Jordon  and  Pr.irie  st. 
Costa  Joseph,  Catholic  clergyman,  res  w  h  I7orth  .Main,  1  s 

T  W  Sc  \V  R  R. 
Cosgrove  Martin,  lab  res  s  s  T  W  .t  W  R  R,  5  w  Madeira. 
Coulter  Vj.  J.  willow,  ii-s  s  l-  cor  Morgan,  5  c  I*]ast  st. 
(/'oiu-iiman  Kli/.alierh,  widow,  res  e  s  Burton,  3  s  Colleirc  st. 
Conclinian  Melger,  haker,  ivs  w  s  J"]ast  st,  2  s  .Morton  av. 
(^owens  Charlotte,  widow,  res  ii  s  Grove  st,  2  w  Church  st. 
Cox  Kd.  S.,  boards  F.  8.  Bunn,  opposite  Insane  Asylum, 
(-oyle  Mathew,  propricter  restuurant,  east  State  st. 
Coyle  Leonanl,  moulder,  l)(is  Mrs.  Allyn,  cor  East  and  State. 

Crabitreo ,  carpenter,  boards  Catherijie  Davis. 

Craven  Sarah,  operative  Home  Manufacturing  Co. 
Craven  A7m.,  spinner  Homo  Maim factu ring  Co. 
Craven  Wm,  operative  Home  Mannfactui-ing  Co. 
Craig  &  Bibb,  grocers,  no  3,  East  State  street. 
Craig  Charles,  attendant  Insane  Asylum. 
Craig  John,  attendant  Insane  Asyhun. 

Craig ,  res  s  s  East  College,  3  west  Clay  avenue. 

Crawley  William,  boards  John  Strong. 


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Crawley  Saimifl,  blncksiiiitli,  works  Philip  Lcc. 
Crawley  H.  "W.  teacher  in  Jacksonville  business  College. 
Cressey  M.  R.,  Major,  photogi-apher,  bourds  Dr.  Sliirley. 
Crier  Aiifouio,  laborer  res  u  s  East  College  avenue. 
Crtiw  .Michael,  works  C  L  A  R  li,  res  s  s  Lafoyctte  av. 
Crow  Jnnn.'.-',  laborer,  res  e  3  East  st,  n  Morton  avenue. 
drO"Welll  2?.  W.,  (^'evill  &  Crowell,)  bds  J.  P>.  Smith. 
Cruse  Jann's,  painter,  res  s  s  East  College  street. 
Cruse  Philip,  blacksmith,  boards  F.  McCullough. 
Cruse  James,  saddler,  wks  Rapp  k  Son,  res  u  w  cor  Clay  uv. 
Cruse  Tliouia.**,  painter,  res  11  s  Ann  st,  3  w  "West  street. 
Cruse  Janu's  harness  maker,  res  s  e  corner  Mulberry  street 

and  ('lay  avenue. 
Culver  Henry,  moulder,  res  cor  East  College  st  and  Clay  av. 

Culley ,  pump  maker,  re.s  s  Main  street. 

Cullen  Ed.,  work.s  Joseph  Capp.H  k  Sons. 

Cujiingham  Daniel,  operative.  Home  ManutUeturing  Co. 

Cuninghan)   John,  lab,  res  e  s  West  st,  4  n  T  "VV  &  W  R  R. 


Dacey  John,  laborer,  C  k  A  R  R. 

Daggett  Abhie,  res, Western  Jfouse,  w  s  s(piarc. 

Dagama  John,  proprieter  marble  yard. 

Daily  Mrs,  widow,  res  w  s  Chi.reh  st,  2  n  Morton  avenue.  • 

Daily  John,  res  terminus  West  Court  street,  1  w  Prossor  sr. 

Dalton  James,  laborer,  res  n  w  cor  (yhureh  and  Gnu'e  sts. 

Daniels  Duekcr,  clerk,  res  w  s  North  Main  street. 

Daniels  James,  works  Joseph  Capps  k  Sons. 

Daniels  Edward,  works  Joseph  Capps  k  Sons. 

Daniels  James,  dyer,  res  n  3  Fayette  st,  3  w  Lafayette  av. 

Daniels  B.,  salesman,  res  North  Main  st. 

Dangerfield  James,  jiroprieter  Morgan  Foundry. 

Dangeiiield  James,  res  East  State  st,  1  e  Blind  Asylum.    . 

Davis  &  Brotlier,  books,  stationery  and  music,  corner  of 

State  and  square. 
Davis  R.  W.,  residence  ITardin  avenue. 
Davis  Wni.,  harne.««.'.  maker,  bt)ards  Henry  Reath. 
Davis  Catherine,  widow,  residence  East  College  avenue,  C,  0 

Nrauvaisterre  st. 
Davis  J.  \V.,  stone  inasou,  res  w  s  Sandy  st,  3  u  X<;rth  st. 
Davis  John,  shoe  maker,  work.s  W.  A.  Buhre. 


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JOHNSOIT  &  BSADFOED, 


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Book  Binders,  Blank  Book  Makers,  Book  and 


.lob  Printinn^  of  every  description, 

RAIILiROAIJ  PRIIffTIIirG-, 

JiANKElVH  riiiNTixa, 


Of  nil  kinds  done  to  <»nier. 

BLANK  BOOKS  AND  FORMS 

For  jVfajristrates,  Constables,  StiUe,  County,  TowTiship  and 
School  Oliioers,  always  on  hand. 

West  Side  of  the  Public  Square, 

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Davi.s  Mary,  widow,  res  n  s  Grove  st,  5  e  Church  street. 

Davi3  W.  T.,  printer,  rea  s  s  GoUlege  av,  east  end. 

Davis-  Wm.  T.,  proprietor  Franklin  job  office,  cor  East 

State  and  the  square. 
Davis  John,  shoemaker,  res  s  s  North  st,  3  e  East  st, 
Davidson  Epliriam,  butclier,  boards  Lafayette  avenue.  • 

Davenport  D.  S.,  flour  and  commission  merchant,  s  s  square. 
Davenport  1).  S.,  res  n  s  Court  st. 
Davenport  Boz,  res  East  State  st,  bet  East  and  Diamond 

alley. 
Davenport  B.,  res  a  a  State  st,  2  e  East  st. 
Day  &  Stebbins,  jewelci-s,  s  s  square. 
Day  Josinh,  res  opposite  Ilijrb  School. 
Day  .John,  waj;on  maker,  boards  Guin  House. 
Dayton  &  Smith,  dry  ^oods  merchants,  n  s  square. 
Dayton  Frank,  clerk,  Rockwell  Adams  k  Co. 
Dayton  IT,  B.,  res  cor  Prarie  and  College  st. 
Dayton  E.  0.,  jeweler,  w  s  square,  res  State  st. 
Dayton  E.  F.,  clerk,  Rockwell  Adams  &  Co. 
Dayton  D.  M.,  Mrs,  widow,  res  u  w  <:<»r  State  st. 
Dear  Edwanl,  agent  lightning  ni<is. 
De  Castr«»   Domijigo,  shoemaker,  res  s  s  College  av. 
I)e  Castr«»  D.,  res  l»t  l<^asf  st  and  Clay  av. 
De  Crasto  J.,  plasterer,  res  w  s  Madeira  st. 
Deeds  JIarry,  hoards  T.  R.  Smith,  North  st. 
Dowees  Mary,  widow,  res  n  s  West  State,  2  w  Church  at. 
De  Fratees  &  Vasconcellas,  s  w  cor  East  and  State  sts. 
J)e  Fratees  Emanuel,  res  Itt  Eiust  st  and  Clay  av. 
De  Fratees  Joseph,  painter,  n  s  Lafayette  av,  2  w  Madeira. 
De  Kratees  Augustus,  laborer,  res  s  s  Indejiendence  av. 

De  Fratees ,  Liborer,  res  Brown  a  v. 

De  Fratees  Antonio,  laborer,  res  w  s  Madeira  st. 

De  Fratees  Emanuel,  grocer,  res  s  s  Mulberry  st. 

De  Fratees  Emanuel,  laborer,  res  e  s  C  &  A  R  R. 

De  Fratees  Sebastian,  laborer,  res  n  a  Lafayette  av. 

De  Fratees  Philip,  painter,  res  w  s  Caldwell  st. 

De  Fratees  .Toacpiin,  laborer,  fcs  w  s  Madeira  st. 

Dagama  John,  st4)ne  eucter,  res  s  s  T  W  k  W  R  R. 

])cgcn  Fred.,  res  n  s  College  av. 

De  Lenw  Oscar,  att'y  at  law.  res  opposite  Duidap  Ilotise. 

Dc  Leuw  Edmond,  clerk,  n  o  cor  s(juarc. 

De  Leu"W  Wm.,  druggist  and  physician,  n  o  cor  square. 


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FRESri  FJSir, 


FULL  BLAST, . 

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De  Motte  "W.  H.,  president,  Illinois  Female  CoUe.ijc. 
De  Alout  Maiy,  works  .Tosepli  Cappa  k  Son;'. 
Dement  Irvine,  tinner,  res  ii  s  Prarie,  2  n  Reid  st. 
])enson  Thomas,  engineer,  res  w  s  C  k  A  R  11. 
De  Ornellis  Jo.sepli,Vos  n  s  T  AV  &  W  R  R. 
Do  Refine  Antonio,  laboi-or,  res  s  s  Lafavettc  av. 
Di-rry  .J.  II.,  nu'rcliant,  hoards  .Mrs.  Allyn,  cor  East  ^^taTL•  st. 
Di'trieli  Jaool),  physician,  res  w  s  Main  st. 
DL-ntch  Ezra,  drngirist.  n  s  sqnare. 
Dcutch  .1.  E.,  res  College  av,  west  end. 

J)evine  Patrick,  fanner,  res  w  s  C  <fe  A  RR,  f)  n  Lafayette  av. 
Devlin  Clinrlos,  j>ainter,  works  McDonnell  k  Bro. 
Dewey. Ja«;k.'»on,  cabinet  maker,  res  n  s  T  W  k  W  R  R. 
Devey  W.  K.  &  A.  A.  dry  goo(]s  inei'chant'?,  s  s  .^iquare. 
Dewey  W.  K.,  boaj-fls  with  W.  X.  Ross. 
Dickens  James,  boards  at  Gain  llouf  e, East  Con rt  st. 
Dickerson  Henry,  blacksmith,  res  s  Morton  av. 
Dickerson  Catherine,  res  s  s  Mulberry  st. 
Dickerman  D.  E.,  Insurance  agent,  res  n  s  State  st. 
Dill  .\r.  A.,  bra<-k3mith,  work.s' Dangertield  k  Co. 
Dines  Bichard,  i)roprieter  restaurant,  n  s  stpiare. 
Dilch  John,  carpenter,  works  Morgan  Fountlry. 
Ditch  John,  machinist,  res  w  s  Pine,  2  s  Lafayette  av. 
Dobyns  John,  clerk,  boards  e  s  Xortli  Main. 
Dobyns  &  Co.,  boots  and  shoes,  n  w  cor  square. 
Dod  Wni,  teacher,  res  w  s  Prospect  st. 
Dodsworth  John,  farmer,  res  n  Morton  av,  e  s  East  st. 
Dcnnmemuth  (Onirics,  saloon  keeper,  w  s  .Nfain  st. 
Don  Carlos  Anicric-ns,  mi-rchant,  s  e  cor  East  and  Erankliii. 
Donnovan    W'm.,  woi-ks  C  v.*y:  A  R  Iv,  res  n  s  Lafayette  a  v.    . 
Donnovan   Patrick,  laiiorer,  res  n  e  cor  Xorth  and  \Ve>r  scs. 
Donnovan  ^Vm.,  wagon  maker,  res  e  s  ^fauvaiste^re  st. 
Donnovan  .'^amnel,  proprietor  ICintr  Tlouse,  \v  s  X.  Nfain  sr. 
]>oiniahoe  James,  works  T  W  k  AV  R  R. 
Donnahoe  Patrick,  works  C  k  .V  R  R. 
Donnahoe  Patrick,  laborer,  i-os  s  s  T  W  k  \V  R  R. 
Donnahne  Edmund,  laboro-.  res  n  w  part  city. 
Donnahue  l^^dmnnd,  res  (^handlers  st. 
Donfee  Michael,  moulder,  res  n  s  Lafayette  av. 
Doolaii  Pliilip,  Laborer,  I^cecraft's  Rrick  yard. 
Doolan  Cwen,  labtu-er,  res  n  s  Lafayette  av. 
Doolan  Perry,  laborer,  res  s  s  College  st,  3  w  West  st. 
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Dorvcy  A.  A.,  res  n  s  West  State  st. 

D()rw:irt  Fred.,  carpenter,  res  East  Morgtm  st. 

Doty  C.  D.,  cutter,  J.  Goodrick,  n  s  square. 

Doty  "Wni.,  laborer,  res  terminus  Illinois  av. 

Doty  Kpliriani,  farmer,  res  s  s  Michigan  av. 

Duty  David,  tailor,  rc;*  w  h  Mauvaisterro  st. 

Dowd  C'liarlcs,  works  Joseph  C.'upps  &  Sons. 

Dt>\vil  CliJirlos,  ]i!!i«terc'r,  res  ii  s  Lafayette  av. 

Dowlan  Will.,  lahorer,  res  s  s  Lafayette  av. 

Dt>\vntaiii  A.,  wiiajon  maker,  res  ii  s  North  st. 

J)oyle  J.  P.,  work.H  Fcrron  &  Thornborrow, 

Doyle  Kdwani,  laborer,  res  e  s  Pine  st,  1  s  T  W  k  W  K  R.  . 

Doyle  Patrick,  curponter,  res  w  s  Clay  av. 

Drcsbitcli  \V.,  Rothscliildsi'c  Drerbach,  bdsManshiou  IIour*o. 

Dresbach  W.  0.,  clothier,  tj  s  Fayette,  3  w  North  st. 

Drew  ('.  E.,  clerk,  Dangeriield,  res  e  s  Hardin  av. 

JJuckctt  Caleb,  farmer,  res  w  s  "Webster  st,  3  s  Morton  av. 

Duke  .ra(!ob,  laborer,  res  s  o  cor  Chnrch  and  Grove  st. 

l)nke  Win.,  coacliman,  les  w  s  North  Main,  2  s  Xortli  st. 

DnuiMier  Ifenry,  res  (Jollei^e  uv,  otKce  n  s  square. 

Hunbrey  Michael,  moulder,  Hcecraft's  brick  yard. 

Dunn  K.  .].,  Kev.,  i-es  s  ^  AVest  Stjite  st. 

J)unn  Thomas,  laborer,  Ijoards  M.  IL  Welch. 

Dunn   I*'d\vard,  law  student,  res  s  s  West  State  st. 

Duidap  .ranics,  ('olonel,  res  u  s  Grove  st. 

Dunlap  William,  merciiant,  res  East  Court  st. 

Dunlap  Irvine,  merchant,  (Turley  k  l)unlap,)  res  E.  Court. 

Dunlap  Charles,  (Sprimrcr  k  Duidaji,)  res  u  w  eor  «»f  St.nto 

aii<l  ICoseinsko  streets. 
Duidap  Jeptlia,  res  s  e  ctu-  Kosciusko  and  West  State  sts. 
Dunlap  Stepiien,  associate  judifc  Mori^an  county  court. 
Dunlap  W.,  res  e  s  North  Main,  4  s  North  st. 
Dunlap  Susan,  widow,  re.s  n  s  College  av,  4  w  Goltra  av. 
Duiuran  .lames,  boards  E.  Kirby. 

Duncan  Jordon,  laborer,  works  Ediimon's  brick  yard. 
Duncai)  C.  E.,  Alr.s.,  boards  E.  Kirby.s. 
Durfee  &  Brown,  dry  ii;oo<ls  merchants,  s  s  square. 
Durfeo  D.  K.,  res  North  Main  st. 
Durfee  n.  I'l,  clerk,  b.jards  K.  D.  Durfee. 
Dwycr  Michael,  laborer,  ress  s  South  Main  st. 
Dwyer  Alice,  widow,  res  s  s  Ann  st,  8  w  West  st. 
Dyke  Wtu.,  works  Edgmojrs  brick  yard. 


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Dealer  in 


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V.iliXISirES,  AND  rATNTICJiS'  SlTl'PLnjS, 
ALSO,  WALL    PAJ'EltS, 

BORDERS,  WINDOW  SHADES, 


Monroe  St^  Bet.  4tli  and  5th, 

Spring^eld,        -        -        Illinois. 

WEBEE  &  IDE, 


?<''o.  S,  yorth  Sij:tli.  Street, 


Springfield, 


Illinois. 


JACIvSO.Wn.LE    CITY    DIllECTOKY. 


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Eairlcs  Wni.  J.,  plivsiciaii,  res  o  s  C  it  A  R  ]{. 

Ivigk's  ]).,  i-lerk,  res  u  s  C  &  A  XL  li. 

Kiinios  T.  D.,  res  ii  o  cor  State  und  Prairie  st. 

i''.jirIov  Frank,  lalioror,  works  now  court  liouse. 

Ebey  L.  C.  ,ii;niri!r,  <•  s  square,  ri'M  X<>.  40,  Ka?t  nt. 

Kberliardt  Georico,  bas^sjfairi?  man,  T  \\'  &  W  R  K.  IX'pot. 

Kddy  .IdIim,  I'lacliiiiist,  I>o;ird.s  .John  Taylor. 

Edgar  Wm.  S.,  Jiliysiirian,  roa  s  w  ••or  I'^iyctto  and  .State  st^^. 

Kdifar  "W".  11.,  ru.s  Dr.  Edji^ar. 

Ed<;nion  Alexander,  rva  .s  e  cor  Diamond  and  Ann  st. 

Kdi,'iiuin   Alexander,  projirieter,  brickyard. 

Kdwards  Klizabotli,  niiiliner  luxl  dress  inakt;r,  s  e  cor  square. 

ICdrnondson  J.,  engineer,  ros  es  N.Maiu  .'<t,  4  ii  T  \Vi  WliR. 

Kilcr  John,  carpenter,  res  \v  a  Nortli  Main  st. 

Ellis  Stephen,  ug't  N".  Y.  Life  Insurance  Co.,  res  cor  Fayette 

and  Lafayette  avenue. 
Ellis  Thomas,  farmer,  res  ii  s  Collejje  av,  :-!  \v  Pnispeut  st. 
i'lilison    A.  .].,  student,  res  n  \v  cor  (Jrtiveaiid  Ixeid  sts. 
I']lli«-ott  .riini',  widow,  res  w  s  (-'lay  av,  4  s  Morion  :iv. 
Elliott  Ed-ward,  banker,  (llockenhull,  King  &.  Elliott,)  res 

»  e  cor  College  av  and  (Church  street. 
Elliott  John,  engineer.  City  Mills,  res  bet  West  and  Sandy. 
Elliott  John,  engineer,  works  0.  D.  Fitzsininions. 
Ellison  Tliomas,  fur  agent,  res  w  s  Main  st,  5  s  College. 
Ellicock  "Wm.,  am-tioneer,  res  South  Main  st,  t;  s  Cdllege. 
Ellicock  Mitchell,  aiierio'.H-er,  s  s  s(|nare. 
Ellicock  Wm.,  res  South  Main  st,  of)poKitc  •i'as  works. 
Ellrieh   Angn.st,  tailor,  res  s  of  T  W  .t  W  K  R. 
lOhni  John,  carpenter,  res  s  s  Ea.st  C'oUege  st.  4  w  Clay  av. 
Ely    EdwMi'fl.  carpenter,  res  n  s  Lafayette  avenue. 
End)re  T'homas,  laborer,  res  s  s  Ann  st,  8  w  West. 
Etnbre  I'olly,  widow,  res  near  High  Scliool. 
Emery  Lucinda,  Miss,  operative  Home  Manuiactunng  (-o. 
l<]mery   Mary,  Miss,  operative  Home  Manufacturing  Co. 
Engle  Henry,  clerk,  res  e  s  Sandy  street. 
Engle  Ut!uben,  brick  rnason,  res  e  s  West  street. 
English  Natha-niel,  physician,  res  s  s  College  avenue. 

England  ,  works  Joseph  Capps  i^  Sons, 

England  Benjamin,  works  Joseph  Capps  k  Sons. 


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J.  H.  LACEY. 


JACKSO.VVILLE    CITY    DIRKCTOUY. 


S.J.  STOOKEY. 


IiACSlT  ^  ST00IO3Y, 


LIVERY,  SALE  &  FEED  STABLE 

North  Main  Street, 
Jacksonville,       -        -        Illinois. 


^ji'  Horses  Kepi  by  Iho  Day,  Week  or  Month.  ..«« 


A'.   /;'.  Cm',  fourth.  <tu<t  }l'<ts/tinfjion  SLi., 


J.  g;  hicharbson.  j  j  q  r[chaRDSON  &  Co.,  Prop's. 


J.  B.  rOSSELMAN, 


Springfield, 


Ulinois, 


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England  Zilliih,  works  Joseph  Capps  k  Sons. 

EnsliHw  WiUisiin,  works  at  llomc  Manufacturing  Co.,  res  a  s 
Morgan  sti-eet. 

Enshaw  Jolm,  works  Jlome  Manufacturing  Co.,'lioar(]s  with 
"William  Enshaw. 

Ensminger  J.,  grain  and  luniher  dealer,  wareliouse  on  T 
^  W  &  W  li  E,  ^ 

Ensininger  .lacoh,  res  s  s  North  st,  4  w  North  Sandy. 

Ensniinger  J.,  res  North  st,  bet  Market  ajid  Sandy, 

Ennis  Wm.,  shoemaker,  rC:*  n  s  East  St^to  st,  C  e  East. 

Ennis  AVm.,  lilacksinith,  res  same. 

Ennis  Henrv,  blacksmith,  res  w  s  South  Main  st. 

Epler  M.  James,  lawyci-,  (Brown  &  Epler,)  res  c  s  Pros- 
pect, bet  College  av  and  College  st. 

Epler  Cyrus,  lawyer,  (Morrison  k  Epler,)  res  n  w  cor  of 
West  State  and  Caldwel!  sts. 

Eppinger  "Wnu,  clothier,  (Lehman  &  Eppinger,)  res  s  s  of 
!^ortn  Htreet. 

Eppinger  Wm.,  merchant,  (Lehman  &  Ep[»inger,)  res  East 
North  street. 

Ervine  &Slieppard,  niarhle  dealers,  N«»rtli  Main  st. 

lOrvine  Ji.  S.,  nnirbie  dealer,  res  n  w  eor  Nortli  and  K.-ist  sts. 

l<jvnns  IFardin,  painter,  les  s  s  K:ist  Morgan,  (j  v  Kasl  st. 

Evans  .John,  painter,  boards  Ilardin  Evans. 

Evans  William,  painter,  b(jar<ls  Ilardin  Evans. 

Ewing  John,  res  s  e  cor  Jlardin  and  "Washington  sra.  ' 

Eyre  "Richard,  butcher.  K.  E.  Lambert  &  Co. 

ICvro  Tliehard.  IjiUcIkm-.  ro<  Caldwell  street. 

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Falks  Kieliard,  p(M-ter  at  Mathers  »t  Wadsworth's. 
Falkonreek  Jjoiiis,  works   Myers  <t  Knollenberg,  e  s  S(piare. 
Fallansbee  E.  S..  engineer  at  Ilospiud  foi- Insane. 
Faltz  II.  AV'.,  elerk,  boanls  Dine's  resUiurant,  n  s  square. 
Fanning  (leorge,  assessor,  res  s  s  East  .^tate  st. 
Parrell  Felix,  banker,  res  s  s  College  av,  2  w  Sandy  si. 
Fay  Augustus,  printer,  n  s  North  st,  3  w  Nortl:  Sandy. 
Fay,  .J.  A.,  pi-inter,  Sentinol  ufii(te,  n  e  cor  square. 
Fearon  I'atriek,  res  n  s  T  W  .t  W  K  R,  2  o.  East  st.  i 

Fearon  John,  painter,  n  s  Clay  av,  bet  Lafavotte  av  and  T 
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Fee-  KHus,  I):irkc(']i('r  at  Xfaiisidu  irouso  saloon. 

Fell   William,  bookket-poi-,  boards  Uatlicrine  Davis. 

Foil  J.  W.,  salosirian,  boards  Mrs.  Davis,  cor  Fa.st  street  and 

(.\.)llciCO  avcinie. 
FsiTon  &  Thornborro"'.7,  stair  bnildoi-s,  s  s  Xortli  st. 
l'\Mrcira    Fi'aiik,  c;!rj)t'iit(.-r,  res  s  s  Fast  .Mortfiin  st. 
FcrnaiiiK'Z   .Antonio,  jr,  widow,  res  w  s  Mudciru  st. 
Fcrnaiidey.  TlKit!ia.<,  ivs  c  s  C  &  A  U  I\. 
Fcriiaiidi'Z   Frank,  hibnrci',  res  \v  .s  Oidwii  avL-nne. 
FiMi;aiidc7.   Fn'.annel,  res  e  s  .\[ndcir!i  st. 
Frniandez  Faustino,  tanner,  res  w  s  Madeira  st. 
FiMTiande/.  J<ilin,  l.diorer,  res  \v  .s  Madeira  st. 
Feriiandey,  .Vntonit),  sen,  widow,  rest  w  s  Madein>  st. 
Feinaudex  Tor.y,  laborer,  res  n  s  T  W  X'  W  R  R. 
Flaek  &  Tiltcn,  dry  i^oods  mercliauts,  w  s  square. 
Flack  .Joiiii,  res  s  s  State,.:!  w  Pn^speet  st. 
Flack  .loliii,  res  West  State  st.  U 
Flack  Charles,  res  State  st.        '' 
ITletcher  A.  G.,  shoemaker,  shop  ii  s  Fast  State  st,  4  doors 

i-  of  s(j(iar(.',  res  (!  s  Maiiv.-dsterre  st,  T.  s  \f(>ri^an. 
Klyiiu   Patrick,  works  C  v^  A  Iv  K. 
l'\illis   Li'vi,  laborei-,  res  c  s  \Vcgt  st. 
Fosslia    \Villi:ini,  fiiiiicr,  res  w  9  Fast  st. 
i'\)rtiiey  CJcuricc,  tailor,  res  e  s  West  st,  'A  n  Nortli  st. 
Fortads  Frank,  laborer,  res  c  s  C  it  A  II  R. 
Foreman  Anderson,  nuMvliant,.^o  cor  Ejistand  Wasliiiijjton. 
Foremai!  W.  W.,  res  s  s  !•].  State,  opposite  Catholic  Chnrcln---. 
I'^iisti'i-  .\.  .M.,  farmer,  res  Fast  State  st,  opp.  Blind  Asylum. 
X'ostcr  M.  H.,  Mrs,  milliner  and  mantna   maker,  res  Xo.  2, 

s  s  West  Collc'^i;  a\"imne. 
FosU'i-  .\fason,  tinner,  works  J.  K.  Lowey. 
Foster  &  Taylor,  Inml.'cr  deaier>,  e  -  Xorth  ^fain  st,  on  T 

Foster  William,  linnberman,  res  o  s  Xortli  Main  st. 

Fowler  Franklin,  farmer,  res  e  s  Xorih  .\fain  st. 

Fo>:  Fdwnrd,  tinner,  res  se  cor  }.rorton  av  and  .Main  st. 

Fox   Arthur,  laborer  at  C  Sc  A  II  Jl. 

Fox  Tlioivias,  works  C  Si  A  R  jj,  res  s  s  Lafayette  avenue. 

Fox  &  Wells,  stove  dealers,  s  s  s(pi:iro. 

VvK  (Icor^e,  (Fox  it  "Wells,)  s  s  s(piar(;. 

Fox  Owcii,  plasterer,  res  w  s  West  st,  2  s  T  W  X-  W  R  R, 

Fox  Ileniy,  tiniu'r,  s  s  sciu-arc. 

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Frank  Antonio,  Ijiljorer,  res  w  s  Mjidoira  st, 

Frank  Joaoph,  brick  niasiuj,  boards  ^V.  B.  Conner. 

Frank  John,  operative  Home  Manufacturini?  Co. 

Frank  Joiin,  laborer,  res  n  s  T  W  <k  ^V  \i  R. 

Frank  Kmannol,  lal;orer,  res  n  s  T  AV  &  "\V  ]v  U. 

Frame  Goi»rj;i',  blacksmith  at  ^[oriJan  Foundry. 

l<''ramo  Georsro.  res  2  w  C  k  A  R  R. 

Fra/.icr  L.,  stock  dealer,  res  w  s  Burton  st,  t>  s  Collejfc 

Freeborn   iiobert,  attendant  at  Insane  Asylum. 

Fry  DeWitt,  constable,  res  w  s  Favette  st,  1  w  Reid. 

Fry  Thomas,  laboi-er,  res  n  s  T  W  &  W  R  1^. 

Figueira  Joseph,  grocer,  West  Court  st,  4  w  of  u  w  rorot 
square. 

Pike  George,  barber,  shop  h  s  square. 

Kink  l*erer,  saloon  keeper,  w  s  North  Main,st. 

Fink  J.  II.,  earpenter,  res  w  s  (ylay  avenue 

Pink  Peter,  shaving  saloon  w  s  North  Main  st,  near  Man- 
sion I  louse. 

Fink  Peter,  barber,  res  w  s  North  Main  st. 

Fink  John,  carpejiter,  res  w  s  Clay  avenue. 

Fiidey  K.,  Miss,  teacher,  Literary  Department  Til.  Fcn«.  Col. 

Finnej^an  .lames,  painter,  boards  with  Mrs.  Davis. 

Finne'<;aM  .lames,  works  Cuy  Si  Uourn,  cor  Collej^^c  avcimc 
and  iSandy  street, 

Pishback  James,  Collector  of  [nternal  Reventie,  res  West 
State  st,  2  w  First  I'resbyterian  Chureli. 

Fisher  .loshua,  carpenter,  res  s  s  West  State  st. 

I'^ishiM"  Levi,  stone  mason,  res  t-or  Lafayette  aviMuic. 

Fisher  Susie,  works  Joseph  Capi)s  Si  Sotjs. 

Fisher  C,  pljysieian,  res  \v  s  .Main  street. 

Fitch   J).  R.,  merchant,  res  s  s  Collei^c  avenue. 

Fitzsimnions  John,  miller,  res  s  s  North  st,  3  c  Walcott. 

Pitzsimmons  0.  D.,  (Fitzsimmons  k  Cassell,)  res  1  c  Park. 

Fitzj^errald   WHUiani,  works  Maytieid  X"  Faunini,'. 

Fuller  ir.  C,  coal  dealer,  res  Fast  State  street. 

P'uller  O.  IJ.,  carpenter,  res  North  st,  on  T  \Y  k  W  R  R. 

Fulton  John,  clerk,  boards  with  Mrs.  I'icrson. 

Fulton  J.  A.,  clerk  at  Flack  k  Tilton's. 

Funk  Benjamin,  nuwic  teacher,  res  Ka.st  College  st. 


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Gaduis  Julia,  widow,  res  s  s  CoUejre  av,  3  w  Goitra  av. 

Gaddinjr  R>  D.,  ens^iiieer  at  Ilotne  Manufacturings  Co. 

Gasre  .Inlia,  widow,  res  cor  West  and  Collcare  st. 

Gallairiier  Wnu,  Rev.,  res  :]  w  Diamond  st,  s  s  Grove. 

Gallaher  Terry,  works  C  k  A  R  R. 

Gulbi-aith  Sarah,  widow,  res  s  w  cor  Washington  and  East. 

Garrett  Alfred,  works  Joscydi  C'Upps  k  Sons. 

(iarrett  Alfred,  engineer,  res  w  s  Fayotto,  2  n  Lafayette  av. 

Grass  Benjamin,  arcidtect^  res  n  v.-  cor  Fast  k  Washington. 

Gee  Roliert,  wateiiman,  res  w  s  West  st,  2  s  .\nu. 

(•ic<»r$re  ITenr}',  clerk  tor  Durfee  k  Brown,  boards  Infinnary. 

(Jil)l)s  J,,  clerk,  Ilackett's  ciothijig  house. 

Gibbins  J.uiiu,  widow,  res  Fust  College  av,  G  e  Fast  st. 

Gilljert  Wm.,  laborer,  res  s  s  College  st,  c  C  &  A  R  It. 

Gilbert  Samuel,  prop'r  brick  yard,  res  cor  Wiishiugton  sL 

("Jiiljert  D.,  re»  cor  Washington  and  .Mauvai.sterre  sts. 

Gilman  Artemns.  a.s.sisrant  snrgci»n  at  insane  TI().s])ital. 

(lildei'sleevc  K.  L.,  Miss,  teacher  Illinois  Fenuile  College. 

Gillett  P3lilip  G.,  i'Hncipal  Deaf  and  Dumb  Asylum. 

Gillespie  Richard,  tailor,  res  s  s  College,  4  e  Ghurcii. 

Gillespie  J.  B.,  clerk  J.  Xlbbo,  res  cor  l^Joilege  and  Church. 

Givens  J.  If.,  l.ab,  res  e  s  East  st,  3  s  Wasidngton. 

(liveiis  Harmon,  teamster,  res  e  s  Fast  st. 

(}la.ssgww  M.,  works  irugii  Wilson,  North  Main  sL 

Glenn   (Jeorge,  tinner,  wi»rk.-»  Fi»>c  it  "Wells,  ss  sijuare. 

(Jlcason   Patrick,  work>  Ma\-tield  it  Fanning. 

Glover  L.  M.,  Pastor  First  Presbyterian  Church,  res  I  w  of 

Prospeet  street. 
(-flovL'r  I'l.  v.,  ImIs  .lohn  Hughs,  cor  W.  Morgan  and  Churcii. 
Glover  B.  L,  boartls  J)r.  Glover.  No.  17  Grove  st. 
(loar  C.,  painter,  res  cor  F:ust  College  st  and  Hardin  av. 
Go<lding  Rufns,  engineer,  res  n  e  cor  Mulberry  st. 
(Jogerty  Catherine,  widow,  res  ii  s  Independence  av. 
(logcrty  .J.,  wk-s  C  it  .V  R  R,  res  S  w  Bcecraffs  brieic  yard, 
rudlaher  Wni.,  res  (irove  st. 

GrCltra  &  Son,  hat  and  aip  store,  s  w  tror  s<{uarc. 
Goitra  Jud.sou,  (joltra.  it  Son,  s  w  cor  square. 
Goltnt  John,  res  cor  Pnirie  st  and  College  avenue. 
Goltni  W.  J.,  rea  u  w  eor  G<dtra  areunc 


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t-ioirm  Conicnu.s,  cuntctiror,  res  n  s  West  State,  8  u*  Pr.irio. 
<7uiiio/,  ]{.,  lirakesinjin,  C  il-  A  U  11. 
.   'GoiiK':<  Aio\':iii<ler,  laborer,  i*es  \v  s  Pniric,  ."l  u  Lafuyetrc  xiv. 
(,»< Ml -^.ti '.•(.■>  ICiiiaiuicl,  r»»s  w  ,5  I'raric  st,  -J  ii  Lat:iy<.'trL'  :iv. 
(Mi;i-<:;iv<'>  (»..  'iKtrii-.-!-.  •<  (,•  cor  s(|it:u\'.  ii]i  sf4iirs. 
(juiis.-iiws  .ii)liii,  wurk.-i  ('  iv;  A  \l  U. 
(.•joiisuivLvs    Krank.  rt's  c  s  C  iV  .'v   U  II. 

Goodrich  Joel,  liicri-iiant  taiior,  ii  >  ^i[ii:ii-f.  res  y«irrii  st. 
Ciooiirick  K.  A.,  cierk.  i\'s  !i  >  Ka>;  Xi'vrli  .•^L 
Gi>oilncic  -iaiut-:,  cifrk,  ii  s  s.fnar;'. 

Goouriirk  Cluirics,  >a(Uli(.'r,  ILiUip  i\:  Sui!.  ii  c  cur  s<]::arf. 
(.iootiriolc  W.  Ii.,  works  Ca<(inairs  (J:ilk'rv,  w  .<  s<|nar(.'. 
(Tiiddrirk  JdcI,  ciotliiiT,  res  ii  a  Xortli  >r.  S  c  Hast  nt. 
Cioodriek  Jaiiu-s,  t:i«iriiii*r,  ivs  w  s  Duncan  st.  2  u  Xoriii  ^.r. 
(.-iorliaiu  .laiiics,  laborer,  re:*  s  s  Ann  sr.  7  w  W'l^sc  st. 
CToniiaii  Ttioiuos,  iahon^r,  huanls  MiU's  MirXaniara. 
(iordoii  K.  S.,  master  iiieeiiaiiiit,  hoanis  '\Vm.  liaviior. 
Gonl.iu  K.  S.,  %r«M-ks  C\t  A  U  R. 

i'iovt\(m  K.  S.,  (iivisioii  master  iiiL-fiiauic,  0  Sc  A  Ii  Ii. 
(lovev  UayMminJ,  lai)i)ri'r,  res  imrfli  |iarr  <-ifv,  sr  not  kiKiuii. 
(loiiVfli  <n'<>rirf,  sii[».-riiiii-ii(lcnr  IFomc  Mantiiiu-rnriii'^  Cu. 
(ioiiir'i    llallic.  rt|H'niii\\'  Iliuiit.'  Maiiurai-uu-iii;r  (.'(•. 
(loii^-ii    M:irv,  wurks  same. 
Cion^rli   (u"'t)rv,"f  A.,  \v(»rks  same. 
(iou-rti  Fiitnk.  works  same. 

'loiii^ii    V\'iHi;iiii,  works  same,  re."  Sonfli  Main  sr. 
wiittirh   (i.Mir'.r--.  rx'.<  :'.  -  .\nn  >r.  w  s  Vv'i-st. 
^I'-'i^-ii    Ilal'.ii'.  works  .I<)>i-|.l!  <'aiiMv:  ,';;  S.ui.--. 
(loiiirii    Will.  .1.,  .i\-.Tst-er   t-anrnisr   and    linisliimr  ;:r    [(onu* 

.\Iainifai-fnnM«.r  Co. 
tlniiit    Ili'iirv,  [ilivsii-ian,  res  c  s  I^u.-r  sr. 
'-ii-iur    II.  I)'.,  res'.X'.i.  :;!).  i-  s  I^ast  sr. 
(iranr   Il.-nry,  works  (,'  ."c  .\  It  IL  lm<  W'm.   Kiisliinv. 
(jrani    l'.n(i-.:-ct.  witiow,  res  s  v  cor  .\Iat»v;ii>icrrc  aiiii    .Vorcii. 
(Ira\-.-    William.  c:n-|icnU'r,  res  C.\)lk-^c  si. 
(Iravcs    (;..  maciiini.sr.  works  S.  L.  (Jr::v.-<,  \nU  same. 
(iravcs  .1.  i;.^  works  lor  S.  L.  Gr.ivcs  J<  S,.>ii, 
(inivcs  Ccorv'c,  Iwianis  Samuei  J',  draws, 
liravcs   (i.   \V..  mi'in.lsri.rer,  res  -,  s  ICast  L'.»llf«rc  sr. 
Graves  S.  L.  c:  Son,  inunnfair.   inachinery.  i»  s  South  .Main. 
(Inivcs  Samuel,  jr,  tinner,  Ikmihis  SaJnui-f  ( Jnives. 
(iintvcs   .V.  A.,  .\li*<,  teadiei- in  rilumis  K.uuale  Colleire. 


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i  Graves  J.  U.,  uiaeliinist,  hoards  .Samnc-I  S.  Graves. 

i  Graves  (too.,  res  .s  s  Kiist  College,  bet  Mauvaisterre  and  Ea-^t. 

i  Graves  Samuel,  niai-hine  .=!li()p  South  Main  .st. 

i  Gray  P.enjaniin,  wairon  maker,  re.s  \v  s  ITardin  avenue. 

1  Gray  Eenjaniin,  (Humphrey  &  Gray,)  eor  Colloirv  vt  Sandy. 

'  Gray  Stt-plien,  blacksniith,  \vorks  tor  Philip  Lee. 

j  Grahenstein   Pred,  works  Charles  Ilayden,  w  s  S(iuare. 

■  Grai^eiistPin  Fred,  res  Xorth  si,  het  IVcst  and  Sa:^ly. 

!  (JraiK  Ahrah:)m,  ins  :\'/i,  res  w  .=?  ^fulberry,  2  e  East  st. 

'  (tiaham  dames,  carrienter,  res  n  .s  ('ollt^ire  avenue. 

!  (rranhncr  .».  II..  saloon  keeper,  e  s  Sandy,  2  n  s<(uare. 

•  <>!aubner  John,  res  e  s  North  Main,  l»ct  liarr.m  av  and  In- 

I       «iepi'ijde::ce  avenue. 

■  (ini.ssiey   Fred,  uTocer,  boards  '.vitii  Sopiiia  Gr.issley. 

]  Gra.sslfv  ('.  F..  clerk  lor  (irassley  Si  .Nfoore,  res  ("lay  av. 

[  (irassley  A.  F.,  res  n  e  eor  Cidle.<r«rand  Hardin  avLMiuos. 

I'  Grassley  &  Moore,  ijroeers,  e:u»r  sitle  of  si i nan-. 

!  (irassley  Soplna,  widow,  e«ir  Colieire  and  ITardin  av**. 

;  Grassley  Joseph,  w<)rks  (J  &  A.  Ii  IL 

i  Green  Wm.,  i>astor  IJaptist  Clmrch,  res  v.-  s  P.urton  si. 

'  Green   I'llennor,  widow,  res  2  u  f.'Ilejrv'  st,  w  s  Main  si. 

1  Gregory  Eicliard,  jailor,  res  n   e  cor  .Main  st  ami   Guile.^" 
i        avenue. 

'  Gregory  &  Rust,  l»nn!p  makers,  w  s  Xorth  Main  ?r. 

!  Greirory  K.  ii.,  ((nv^'ory  &.  liiist.;  res  cor  CoUeirc  ".venue  and 
j        Main  street. 

\  (^rei^ory   .\braham,  res  w  s  Kasi,  4  s  Wasbini^lon  st. 

I  (4ritHn'.ioli!i,  works  at  'i'  W  .t  W  U  Iv.  res  w  s  Saixiy  st. 
GrilHn    .Mieli.ael,  res  w  s  Sandy,  '►  s  (\dlei;e  st. 

;  Grlcrson  Senjamta,  I'.  ^-  A.,  ns  n  s  I'List  stare  st. 

{iv>:<-<  .1.  II.,  clerk,  res  e  s  Saitdy,  2  n  Court  si. 
(Jros-:    Ileiiry.  barkeeper,  res  West  street. 
(•utr'.renh«'iMi    Lcopohi,  alf<Miiiant  Insane  ilospltal. 
Giiiii  S.  P..  miller,  res  Kast  Court  st.  e  of  Fasf  st. 
(;u:iiiey  ('..  cai)inet:  maker,  r-s  u  s  Kast  Midberry  st. 
(Jiiiin    KI:;^n,  witb)W,  re»-.  2  n  P>eardsrown  -^t. 
Gm'ley,  Pratt  3z  Collins,  hardware  meichams.s  s  s,|ii:..i-e. 
Giirlev    .\'.,  b«iards  IJ.  F.  Stepiiensiut.  West  Slate  st. 
G-ULV  (Si  SOWITI,  ^^*";'*"'  "'"'  carriaive  :n:midaclurers.  cor 
CiHleuv'  avenue  and  Samly  si. 
:   CJuy  'I'honias.  earriai;*'  taimnier,  res  cor  ColIe<re  and  Sandy, 
(ruy  Wnu,  ((5nv  S:  iioiirn.i  re.s  West  Collejre  st.  2  w  Sandy. 


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JACKSONVILLE   CITY    DIUKCTOKY. 


HI. 

Un:\.<  (too.,  blju-k.smith,  rus  Xortli  st,  hvt  West  and  Saiuly. 
llubonnajiH  Lowis,  dork,  ren  ii  o  cor  Sandy  :nid  Court  sts. 


i  Ilaokett  Michael,  laborer,  ro«  :<  s  East  (^ollcicc  st, 

i  Ilackmaii  "VVilliain,  ijroecr,  res  2  e  Clay  avenue. 

j  Ilacse.  AVm.,  tailor,  res  bet  North  st  and  T  VV  &  W  K  R, 

i  Haese  &  Brother,  (W.  II.  &  C.  A.,)  mercliant  Uiiloi-s,  s  s 

I       West  StjJte  st,  0  doors  w  square. 

i  IlajTman   [Jh*ich,  cook  at  Tusane  Ilospit^d. 

!  Hail  James,  grocer,  (Browii  and  llail,)  re.-*  w  s  (^'hurch  st. 

''  Hall  James,  clerk  circuit  court 

Hal!  James,  res  w  s  Church  st. 

Hall  John   earna£:e  shoj)  cor  Collep^e  av  and  S.  Main  st. 

Hall  .lames' clerk, ' boards  T.  C.  Taylor. 

Hall  James,  brick  ma.s«ui,  hoards  Mrs.  Rick.s. 

Hall  .Jiilm,  bia<-ksmitb,  ro.:i  G  n  Morton  av. 

Hall  David,  supcrvi.sur  Ins<anc  Jlospital. 

Hall  James,  res  s  s  East  Colleue  av. 

Hale  Jai'ies,  cook,  v.'arroll's  I\(!staurant. 

Haminoiid  .Aaron,  nnichinist,  res  cur  Main  and  Colleire  sts. 

Ilamnumd  M.  M.,  Miss,  teacher  of  paintiiiij  III.  ?\'iinile  (.'ol. 

HanimoiHl  A.,  |iro|>'r  Foun«lry  w  s  .South  .\Iain  and  <'(»llei;c. 

ilamiltiiii    |).  II.,  Rev.,  res  s  \v  cor  (irove  .nid  Di.-tniond  sts. 

Jlamilton    W'm.,  i)hysician,  res  n  s  ICast  State  st. 

Hamilton  K,  merchant,  res  s  s  Ka.st  State  st. 

Hamilton  Wm.,  jr,  dry  "j^oods  merchant,  s  e  cor  s<juare,  re-* 
over  store. 

Hamilton  John,  res  c  s  North  .Main  st. 

I[amillon    Watle,  openitive  Home  Manufacturinif  Co. 
Hamilton  S.  (K, -widow,  re.s  e  s  West  st,  2  s  (^olleire  st. 
Hamilton  T.  T.,  waiter,  Poe  it  Smilev's  restaur:mt. 
Hanness  'r..l,ijL«,  lab,  res  w  s  Sandy  st^^  2  n  T  W  .^  W  U  II. 
Hannephy  Thoums,  painter,  works  RichanU  k  Co. 
Handy  \V.  11.,  ch>thier,  res  n  s  Court  st. 
JIa[»py  Joi«e[dj,  piiintcr,  works  .fohiisou  <t  Glover. 
Happy  Cliarlea,  painter,  worlcs  McDonnell  Si  T3ro. 


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;  Happy  Wni.,  asses.^or  and  collector,  res  n  s  North  st. 

Ilsippy  Josephus,  chair  maker,  res  ii  s  East  State  st.    . 

Haj)j)y  James,  painter,  res  bet  Colleijje  av  and  College  st. 
i  IFappy  Jo.seph,  works  Anderson  &  Corcoran,  ws  square. 
;  Hapity  Charles,  painter,  res  e  s  North  Main  st. 
]  Hart  Lew,  engineer,  Mape'a  mill,  boards  John  Taylor, 
j  Hardy  S.  B.,  red  e  cor  College  av  and  West  sL 

Hardy  S.  B.,  druggist,  res  cor  College  av  and  Ifauvaisterre. 
;   Hardin  John,  associate  judge  Morgan  county  court. 
:    llarman    B,  porter,  res  Eiist  College  av. 
'   Harwood   J    Ji,  mechanic,  res  cor  North  Main  st  and  Michi- 
gan avenue. 

Harting  Jose[)h,  barber,  works  John  Weidcr. 

Hartly  l''dwjird,  photographer,  ii  e  cor  square. 
;   llarshman  Richard,  I»rick  mason,  boards  Western  House. 
,   Harrison  Wm,  cabinet  maker,  res  w  s  College,  2  w  Sandy. 
;   Harrist)n  L  H,  cabinet  nuiker,  res  w  s  Pr.irie,  2  s  College  sts. 

Harrison  Wm,  jr,  boards  William  Harrison,  senior. 

Harrison  C  R,  contractor  and  builber,  res  w  s  Duncan  st. 

Harvey  Janies,  waiter  at  Carroll's  restaurant,  n  c  cor  square. 

Harvey  .fames,  st«me  unison,  res  n  s  Duncan  si. 

Harvey  Alary,  works  Joseph  Caj>ps  it  Sons. 

llurvcy    l.ncv,  w«)rks  Joseph  Capps  &.  Sons. 

Hastings  .locl,  farmer,  res  s  s  College  avenue. 

Hasscli   Hopper,  butcher,  Lambert  &  Co,  res  Ma<h;ira  at.    . 

Hatch  .rolmson,  (h-uggist,  res  s  s  North  street. 

Hatch.  J.,  druggist,  w  s  square,  res  No.  42,  North  st. 

Hatch   ijee,  clerk,  res  No.  42  North  st. 

Hatfield  Lewis,  dealer,  in  boots  and  shoes,  a  w  cor  square. 

HaMiclil    Lewis,  res  Nurtli  ^[auvaisterre,  bet  Washington  av 
and  North  st.. 

Hays  .John,  laborer,  s  s  Lafayette  avenue. 

Hays  Daniel,  blacksmith,  works  cor  College  av  and  Main  st. 

Hayner  Frank,  l)()okkee])er  for  Gurley,  t^-att  k  Co. 

Hayner  Frank,  boards  C  A  Catlin,  Morgan  st. 

Hayden  St  Hansom,  'Ijt  g^o'is  Ji"ti  groceries,  west 

r'.ide  of  the  scpiare. 
Hayden  George,  clerk  for  Hayden  .J'  iijmsom,  w  s  square. 
Hayden  Edwin,  carriage  an«l  wagi»n  iManufaeturer. 
Hayden  Charles,  clothier,  w  s  square,  bda  Dunlap  House. 
Hayden  George,  grocer,  res  s  s  E:ist  Morgan  st.  i 

Hayden  Alfred,  res  W  Court  at,  bet  Church  and  Lafayette. 


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.fACK.^O.N'VM.M-;    CITV    DIKliCTOllY. 


[.'.lycK-ii  WilliiMii,  lab,  iv:s  n  s  Lafayette  :iv,  0  e  Clay  av. 
I   Ilaz'.'  Xaiicy,  widow,  ves  h  a  Co  11  i:\sro  avenue. 

iii'<lc:i])ci*ic  Si;s:ui  M,  wulow,  ros  s  s  State  st. 

ill  I'dilicr^-   ivhvnnl,  (•arjKMittT,  lioavds  Mi*s  IIcMleiiiK-i*ir. 
;   IK'iil'ii   ;*ii-;i-f,  laijorcr,  Iidanis  witli  i't-rry  J)<»oiaii. 
;   IKil'iiiiii  .Iiir-rn>,  salfsman,  went  si<k^  .--.(jnare. 
IK-iii'itiiian  '\Viu,  laboriT,  its  s  s  MnibfiTV  st. 
I   iK'ivi;.s    Daniel,  works  C  .f-  A  It  R. 

i   lU-ilentltall  M,  rw  vv  s-  W'cst  st,  bet  Xortl.  and  T  W  ,]'•  W  R  R. 
Jrcili'Mtliall  Aiidiael,  caniaii-e  tniniiier,  res  \v  s  Wiwt  st. 
Ileiny  John,  faniK.-r,  re.s  u  w  r.ov  C<»l!e<^o  av  aiul  J*rosj>eet. 
lliMi-y  (i  \V,  c-lerk,  hoards  with  R  Diirfee. 
llfiiry  IMV,  hoanls  at  Jaeksonville  Inlirniary. 
"ciiry  Jo'iMi  I),  brick  iiiason,  boards  witli  J  X  Cainpbi'-li. 
rr<-"iiry  W  II,  derk,  res  (tor  I\rorton  avemie. 
rreii-sluiw  ^^a<rIpe,  opiM-.itive  Home  Manutiictiiring  Co. 
TFeiisIiaw  Joiiii,  ovci-seer  Home  ilaniiraetiiriug  Co. 
IRnsiiaw   William,  0[U'ra{ivo  Ilonie  Manufaeturiiijr  Co. 
lUiHKfssiry  Timinas,  laborer,  boards  ^licbael  Wek-b. 
Ik-lim;ssi-y  I'atrifk,  works  U  .f-  A  R  R. 
ir<  iidrrsoii   .Y{-in«.,  ti-aeliiM-  in  lllinoi.><  l<'em:ilo  Colleiro. 
I't  iidiMsoii  Cliarles,  labon-r,  res  o  s  Kast  st,  1  s  Morton  av. 
lb;iMlorso:i  .\njlirosc,  anciioneer,  n;s  s  s  Colle^Lfu  av. 
Ifond.'rsou  Bi'iijuniin,  lab,  res  s  s  (Jrove,  o  e  Chnrelist. 
IK'iidorson    Amos,  book  keeper,  i-es  p  s  IS''orth  Main  st. 
TrciidcMsoii    Porrv,  jiainfer,  res  cor  (-i>!Icire  av  and  Sandy  sr. 
Ilv-iidcrsiin  A,  am-liontH'r,  l-lllietH-k  <\-  Mitcbell  s  s  scjiian-. 
I|c.i<K'r.s„ii  A,  derk,  res  Sandy  st,  near  T  \V  .f-  W  R  \t. 
Ij'.-iidcrs.in  Silas,  printer  .iavksonviilc  Sentinel,  e  s  sipuiri'. 
jciidcrsoii  Oooffje,  i-Ierk,  res  s  s  Wusliington  av. 
'b:-r.,i,  .fobn,  laborer,  res  bi-t  Collc<:c  av'and  Ct>lk\ire  st. 
'■h-s<.  Cc-oriri'.  blacksmitb,  res  cor  (>ollei;e  av  and  ^fain  st. 
j  (-n-L's  Daniel,  nu-pentor,  C  ;f-  A  R  11.  " 
'Mcks  [saac,  ri'S  n  w  cor  Colllej^o  and  Goltra  avennes. 
Higg:ins  V.  E.,  fr't  ag't  C  jf-  A  R  H,  res  opp  IJIind  Asvlum. 
Iliti^ins  IFenry,  teaeber,  res  s  s  Coileire,  Go  Cluirc-h  st. 
Hiil  .rolni,  dra\-nian,  res  u  Tlardin  av,"on  G.J-  A  li  It 
iiill  John,  luanajrcr  ajid  a<rcnt  Homo  iranufaetnrinii;  Co., 

I'es  Colk'irc  St.  ""  . 

Hill  Kiios,  porter,  Tn.s.ine  Asylum. 
Il-.ll  Susan,  widow,  res  \v  3  Sandy  St. 
Hdli<jfas8  Tra,  painter,  res  ii  s  Collejje  avenue. 


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iniligi^ss  Benjamin,  res  s  s  East  College  avenue. 

lline  Thomas,  special  agent  yEtna  Insurance  Company: 

nines  Michael,  Laborer,  res  s  s  College  st. 

llines  JViai^'  Ann  res  w  s  West  st. 

llinman  E  L,  cicrk,  res  cor  Court  and  West  sts. 

Hive  Samuel,  carriage  painter,  res  Court  st. 

Koblick  Marcus,  caqienter,  res  e  s  "Washington  av. 

Hocking  F  II,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  res  East  Court. 

Hocking  E,ichard,  hoots  and  shoes,  n  s  Court  street 

Hocking  Fred,  n  a  East  Court,  bet  East  and  Hardin  av. 

Hocking  .\  H,  driver,  Htjited  States  Express. 

.1  iocoek  Robert,  boards  Mrs  liicki?. 

irockcnlinll  R,  res  s  s  Grove  st 

Hockenbul!  R,  clruggist.  res  estst  of  Prospect  st. 

HockenllUll,  ISing  &  Slliott,  bankers,  e  8  square 

HGCkenhull,  IToung  Sl  Co.,  druggists,  e  s  square. 

J  lodges  Charles  D,  judge  circuit  court, 

Hoftman  Charles,  saloon  keeper,  w  s  North  Main  st 

Hofhnan  Frank,  carriage  trimmer,  boards  Mrs  Pierson. 

IltjUnian  Conrsid,  cigjir  maker,  B  &  O  J  Pyatt 

Hog:m  Frank,  works  T  W  &  "W  R  R,  res  e  s  Sandy  st 

Ilogan  I*  M,  laborer,  res  n  w  part  city, 

Hogan  ^Martin,  saloon  keeper,  boards  Michael  Carroll. 

Hook  J  W,  ros  cor  Court  and  Church  sta. 

Hook  Wm,  res  s  w  cor  Cbnrcb  st  and  College  av. 

Ilookly  ,  works  C  jf-  A  R  R. 

Holly  Charles,  gardener,  res  s  h  College  st. 
Holliday  Miles,  fanner,  res  n  s  Lafayette  av. 
Hoi  brook  Tliomas,  shoemaker,  res  cor  Madeira  st  and  La- 
fayette avenue. 
Ilollowoll  Li/.y.ie,  works  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons. 
llold.sw<»rth  .lolin,  w(»rks  Jose})h  Cajjps  &.  Son.<». 
Holland  Rcid,  farmer,  res  n  .«  Xorth  st. 
ifohues  MariMis,  teamster,  res  w  s  Cla}'  avenue. 
Holmes  David,  laborer,  re^:  c  s  East  st,  8  s  Morton  avenue. 
Hopper  John,  res  in  tbt-  northern  part  of  the  city. 
Hopper  irasscll,  butcher,  res  w  s  Madeira  street. 
Hopper  .John,  butclier,  res  3  n  \v  cor  square. 
Hoppin  Albert,  boards  with  Samuel  B  Justice, 
llorigan  Jolm,  laborer,  ros  s  s  Ann  .street. 
Hottkamp  Charles,  licv,  res  n  s  Morgan  st,  1  c  Church  st 
Hou.se  David,  cai-pcnter,  res  n  a  T  W  k  W  R  R, 
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Howanl  Alexander,  cooper,  works  for  J  P  Lambert. 
I  Howard  &  Thompson,  coutnictors  aud  hnilders,  office  on 
j      T  \V  &  \V  J{  R,  w  s  Sandv  street. 

I  Howard ,  payniaster  on  C  jf-  A  11  K. 

:  Howard  I)  J5,  secretiiry  atid  treasurer  C  .f-  A  R  R. 

:  Howard  Matliew,  laborer,  boards  Allies  Mur])by. 

I  Howard  Alexander,  cooper,  res  s  i>  East  Golleire  avenue. 

j  Howard  Charles,  res  cor  Church  st  and  Timber  alley. 

I  Howe  Daniel,  miller,  res  w  s  Clay  avenue. 

I  Hubbard  W  A,  barber,  n  s  Grove  st,  4  e  Church  st. 

Hnckstcp  J  -VI,  clerk  for  Haydeii  &  liansom,  w  s  square. 

Hughes  Lewis,  Avorks  for  McDonnell  jf*  Brother. 

Hughes  John,  res  s  r  Morgan,  1  e  of  Church  street. 

Humphrey  Ifeury,  gardener  at  Insane  Hosjtitnl. 

Humphrey  Benjamin,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Kaist  State  st. 

Uumphreys  {^harles,  wagon  maker,  bds  C'utheVine  Davi.*. 

Ilnmphivv  Wm,  carpenter,  res  c  s  North  Main,  2  n  X«»rth. 

Humphrey  W  D,  carpenter  shop  n  w  eor  North  !*t. 

Hnmphrej-  W  M,  boards  AV  P  Humphrey. 

Ifumphrey  F  JI,  l)oards  W  I)  Ilinn|»hrey. 

Hnmphrey  15  X,  carpenter,  works  .1  C  (•heatlninj. 

llninpluvv  Charles,  carriage  maker,  eor  (\)lU'ge  and  Sandy. 

Ihiinplirirs  llrnry,  ganlentT.  In.sane  .VM'hin:. 

Hunt  H.  M.,  :issi.stant  1*  M,  res  \Vasiiitigt«)n  av. 

Hunt  David,  Hnisher,  Jlome  Mnnufaeturing  Co. 

Iltmt  Daniel,  over.sooi*,  Home  Mannfactnring  Co. 

Ilniit  Wm,  res  n  e  cor  Main  and  North  sts. 

Huntley  F.  W.  &  Co.,  lla^ne^^s  niakeiv,  s  s  .square. 

Ihnitly   F  \V,  res  e  h  South  ^Main  .st. 

Huntley  W  M,  res  South  Main  st,  3  s  ALnlberry  st. 

Jlnrley  Michael,  laborer,  res  e  s  West  st,  5  s  Grovo  st. 

Ilur^t  .Fames,  .shoemaker,  works  Talma  Smith. 

Ilnrsl  Wm,  collector,  res  East  Court  st,  G  e  East  st. 

llytman  Wm.  laborer,  res  between  "^est  and  Sandy  sts. 

I. 

Inlani   Charles  1),  dcrk.  Durtce  <(•  Hrown,  boanls  U  l)uHcc. 
Insane  Asylinn,  w  s  North  Main  st,  1  n  Michigan  av. 
I nui monger  .1  .1,  res  cor  North  and  Dunc^an  sts. 
Ironmonger  John,  slioc  niakor,  works  Talnni  Smith. 
Irvine  Toild,  laborer,  res  \v  s  West  st  2  s  Ann  st. 
Jrvine  Henry,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Grove  st,  1  w  Prarie  si. 

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Jackson  Robert,  clerk,  res  w  s  North  Main  street, 
Jackson  A.  W.,  Rev,  pastor  Baptist  Church,  (colored)  res  e 

8  Grove  st. 
Jackson  Mary,  widow,  res  s  s  East  College  st. 
Jackson  1)  N,  Miss  teacher,  4tL  ward  schooL 
Jackson  Alfred,  laborer,  res  East  College  st.aud  Hardin  av. 
Jackson  Lizzie,  works  Joseph  Capps  ^  Sons. 
Jacks«ui  Henry,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Reid,  2  w  Fa3'ette  st. 
Jackson  R^ibert,  clerk,  res  w  s  Nortli  Main  st, 
Jacoby  P  H,  merchant  tailor,  n  s  West  Court,  8  w  AVest  st, 
James  Wm,  works  Mansion  House. 
Jakee  Ancett,  laborer,  res  s  s  East  College  av. 
Jennings  Joso]»h,  res  cor  l^rairic  and  College  sts. 
Jeneson  Thomas,  I'eal  cstaite  agent,  office  with  E  P  IGrby. 
Jerrohl  Nathan,  clerk  at  llacket's,  s  s  square. 
Jewsburry  Thomas  N,  saddler,  res  e  s  Wa.shington  avenue. 
Jewsbnrry  T  M,  works  R^ipfi  A:  Son,  e  s  square. 
Jillott  Jo.seph,  car])enter,  res  ICast  College  avenue. 
Johnston  "Wm.j.jt.stice  of  the  ]»eace,  res  e  s  C  «(•  A  R  R. 
JoIUlSOU  Si.  Co.,  boots  and  slu)es,  w  .s  square. 
.Johnson  Jj,  (.Johnson  !c  Co.,)  w  h  .^(juarc. 
♦Johnson  Mary,  widow,  res  w  s  Clay  av,  s  Morton  av. 
.Tolinson  liobert,  clerk,  res  south  side  of  East  State  street. 
.Johnson  J  W,  works  at  Union  Mills. 

.Tohnson  Elijali,  operative  Home  Manufacturing  Company. 
•Tohnson  William  B,  res  West  State  st,  3  w  of  Church  .st. 
.Johnson  George  A,  carpenter,  res  n  e  cor  North  and  East, 
.Fohnsoii  Ellen,  widow  Lawrence,  res  w  s  Faj'ette,  2  n  North. 
Johnson  &  Glover   furniture  dealers,  e  s  scjuare. 
.Jolmsoii  W  Jj,  furniture  dealer,  cast  side  the  S(piare. 
John.son  Robert  (',  res  East  State  st  and  Hardin  avenue. 
.Jolinstui   Rebecca,  widow,  res  e.ist  side  West  street. 
JVthnsou  Wni,  conductor  C  .f  A  K  R,  res  e  s  North  street. 
.Jones  A  S,  phisterer,  w  s  Reid  st.  bet  (-iruve  and  College  av. 
Jones  C  W,  clerk,  res  s  w  cor  State  and  Prospect  street. 
•Jones  E  P,  farm  steward,  Insane  Asylum. 
•Jones  .lohn,  res  n  s  North  st,  G  o  East  st. 
Jones  Fred,  res  cor  Lnfayette  and  College  av. 
.Jones  Henry,  phvsicinn,  reS  coi-  Lafayette  and  College  av. 


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Jones  C  "W,  res  cov  West  State  st. ' 

Jones  George,  physician,  res  s  e  cor  Collefjc  av. 

Jones  AVm,  vrks  Jlaramoud'e  Foundry,  boards  Win  Knshsw. 

Jones  Frederick,  coackmaii.  Insane  Asylum. 

Jones  Sanfonl,  laborer,  res  w  s  Sandy,  C  n  T  W  i  W  Hi  li. 

Jordon  Wm,  carpenter,  works  Henry  Irvine. 

Jordon  John,  res  e  a  West,  bet  Court  and  2sorth  sts. 

Jordon  Wm,  carpenter,  works  Wm  Ellicock. 

Justice  Morris,  plasterer,  res  cor  Church  and  Richards  sts. 

Justice  Joseph,  brick  mason,  res  s  s  College  st,  6  e  Church. 

Justice  Wm,  Justice  &  Foster,  res  College  av  No  32. 

Justice  Samuel,  brick  mason,  res  w  s  College  avenue. 

Jumper  M,  widow,  re.s  s  s  East  State  street. 


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Kackman  &  Hackman,  grocers  and  confectioners,  c  s  K<|r 
fCackman  J  C,  res  3  n  cor  Ejist  and  Church  st". 
Jvacknian  Joscfih,  groeei-s,  e  s  scjuare,  res  o  s  ICa.st  street. 
Kahoe  MiicH,  teanjster,  res  w  s  llardin  avenue. 
ICahoe  Moses,  blacksmith,  res  cor  Brown  street. 
Xalone  Michael,  laborer,  res  n  s  Lafayette  avenue. 
Keams  John,  operative  Home  Man nfaetn ring  Cu. 
Keener  E,  wagon  and  carriage  shoj>  cor  College  street. 
Keeney  II  C,  Mrs,  teacher  iDinois  Female  College. 
Keeve  Jerry,  laborer,  res  c  s  West  street. 
Iveil  Henry*,  tijuier,  (Fox  &  Wells,)  s  s  square. 
Kellogg  A.  SL,  physician,  otiice  and  res  nu  e  ir«)i- 

and  College  avenue. 
Kellogg  Charles,  laborer,  res  w  Beecrafts  brick  yard. 
Kelley  George,  laborer,  boards  Peter  Xelley. 
Kelley  Peter,  tailor,  Weil  &.  Brother,  w  s  square. 
Kelley  J  C,  itss  South  Main  street, 
]Celley  Michael,  works  Joseph  Capps  &,  Sons. 

Ivelley ,  works  Joseph  Capps  k  .Sons. 

Kelley  .J  C,  office  Springer  k  Dunlap's  feed  stable. 
Kelley  Charles,  works  Joseph  Ca[)[i.s  &  Sous. 
]CeIley  J  M,  res  West  st,  bet  North  st  and  l.afjiycttc  uv 
Kelsey  &  Brother,  proprietf)i-s  j^uulap  House' 
Kelsey  &  King,  res  passenger  dei.ot,  T  W  tt  \V  \i  \l. 
Kelsey  J  F,  proprietor,  .Mansion  Ilouse. 


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Kemer  Fred,  blacksmith,  res  n  e  cor  Sandy  and  College  sts. 

ICemez  John,  porter,  res  n  s  Lafayette  avenue. 

Kennedy  John,  )>ainter,  works  Richards  k  Company. 

Kennedy  Edward,  attendant.  Insane  Asylum. 

Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  res  e  s  South  .Main  street. 

Kennedy  John,  painter,  boards  AV"  B  Carnes. 

Kennedy  John,  works  Philip  Lee. 

Kennedy  Michael,  laborer,  res  s  s  College  avenue, 

Kershaw  Robert,  painter,  res  w  s  Burton  av,  2  s  College  st. 

Kei-sliHW  Albert,  painter,  res  East  College  street. 

Kettering  V,  saloon  keeper,  e  s  Mauvaisterre  street 

Kettering  Jacob,  bar  keeper,  boards  V  Kettering. 

Ketcham  &  Atkins,  attorneys  at  law,  n  w  cor  square. 

Ketcham  Isaac,  lawyer,  (Keteham  <&  Atkins,)  res  n  e  cor  of 
Court  and  East  streets. 

Keyer*  Kdward,  dr.iymaii,  res  s  s  East  Morgan  street. 

Keyes  Kdward.  painter,  lioards  Edward  Keyes. 

ICeyes  John,  painter,  boanls  Kdward  Keyes. 

Keyes  Thontas,  tinner,  res  s  s  Lafayette  avenue. 

Keyes  James,  painter,  res  c  s  Xortli  Main,  n  T  W  &,  W  l\  \L 

Sibbe  James,  dry  gciods  merchant,  n  s  .sqmire,  res  s  s  Col- 
lege avenue,  No  y>{. 

Killean   Itobert,  res  s  s  ('oilcge  avenue,  ii  e  Kast  street, 

Killian  .John,  res  No  11.  South  Main  street 

Killian  .],  w<irks  for  lti(!har(is  &  ('o.,  North  Saiidy  street    • 

Killian  .John,  grocer,  res  South  Main  st,  3  s  College  st. 

King  J.  0.,  Sup't  Gas  Works,  res  s  e  cor  Fayette  and  Col. 

King  J  W,  res  s  s  West  St^ite  street,  3^w  of  Pr.iirie. 

King  Roger,  laborer,  res  n  s  Ann  st,  2  o  West  st. 

King  Abbie,  widow,  res  w  s  East  st,  5  s  College  street 

King  Kuchel.  widow,  res  s  e  cor  West  and  College  street^. 

King  Samuel,  res  n  w  cor  South  Church  and  Grove  sts. 

King  J  T,  clerk.  No  1,  Str.iwn's  building. 

King  Reynolds,  banker,  res  w  s  Church  street 

King  L  L,  .Mrs.  widow,  res  n  w  cor  Church  and  State  sts. 

King  Lyman,  res  passenirer  <lepor  T  W  &  W  Ti  R. 

King  . I  \V.  messenger,  U  S  K.\press  C\)mpany. 

King  W.  H.,  M.  D.,  otiice  at  the  InHrmary.  * 

Kingsbury  Henry,  dniynian,  res  n  s  Stiife  sti"ect. 

Kinnman   A,  .Mrs,  res  n  s  College  avetme. 

Blrby  Edward.  P.,  lawyer,  office  over  J  W  King's  storo. 

Kitner  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  boards  Guin  House. 


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JACKSONVILI-E    CITY    I>rUKCTOKY. 


j  Kline  Philip,  laborer,  res  e  »  West  street,  6  m  of  Xorth. 

I   Knight  Charles,  physician,  res  s  e  cor  Ulay  and  Morton  av8. 

;  Knoll  .r,  works  for  Myere  &  Knollenberg,  e  a  square. 

I   Knowles  Allen,  stock  dealer,  s  e  cor  Hardin  and  Morton  av. 

I  Knollenherji:  E  1),  niessenijer  for  United  States  Express. 

SnoUenberg  Henry,  tobacconist,  (Myers  &  Knollenbertj,) 
res  w  3  West  street. 

HnoUenberg  ijollll;  tailor,  n  s  Court  st,  3  e  East  st 

Knox  Wni  0,  res  cor  Lafayette  avenue  and  Church  street. 

Knox  J  T,  ros  south  west  cor  East  Morpm  street. 

Knox  W  S,  res  s  w  cor  East  and  .Morion  rttrcets. 

Knox  Ilarvoy,  clerk,  N'o.  1,  Strawn's  P>lock. 

ICiiox  .losopli,  cariHMitor,  res  cor  Moriijaii  and  East  .streets. 

Knox  Win,  miller,  res  w  s  Church,  2  a  T  W  ,(•  W  R  \i. 

JConiir  Aui;ust,  <rroi-er,  2  s  T  W  &.  W  li  li. 

Krebs  A.,  bar  keeper,  res  \v  s  West,  o  n  of  North  3t. 

Kroell  Henry,  laborer  at  Insane  Asylum. 

Knechler  Robert,  res  Clay  avenue,  4  n  of  Mulberry  street. 

Ktiochler  Kdward,  tinner,  cast  side  of  East  street. 

Kutnowski  S,  clerk,  residence  iiorth  side  of  the  sf|uare. 

Xj. 

Laboytcaux  Ann,  Mi's,  widow,  res  w  s  Sandy,  3  n  Xoth  st. 
Lacey  .lolin,  stock  dealer,  res  e  s  llardiu  av,  2  s  Collei^e  st. 
Lacey  &  Stookey,  livery,  sale  and  feed  stable,  North  Main. 
Jiacey  J  ][,  ([..acey  Sc  Stookey,)  res  e  s  Hardin  avenue. 
Lacey  ])avid,  carpenter,  res  south  side  Clay  avenue. 
Lalimann  H.,  Rev,  i-cs  Clay  avcjjue,  G  ii  of  Mulberry  st. 
Lairibcrt  lOdward,  butcher,  res  .Tonlon  street 
Laiiiberf  Kdward,  clerk,  Lanibi-rt  &  Scott. 
Lambert  &  Scott»  irro<*crs  n  w  cor  public  square. 
Liuiiliort  Kiciiard,  l/ntidicr,  vv.s  Clinrch  street. 
Lambert  R.  E.  &  Co.,  bntcliei-s,  3  n  w  cor  s<piare. 
Lamport  Peter  J.,  cooper,  res  cor  North  and  Court  sts. 
Larkin   Ricfiard,  saiooii  keeper,  e  s  ^fauvaisterre  st. 
Larriniore  Wilson,  res  Kast  State  st,  opposite  Hlind  Asylum. 
i-.arriin'>re  1',  Mrs,  res  East  St4ite  st.  opp  Blind  Asylum. 
Lat^trd  E,  MMIe,  teacher,  Illinois  Female  College.  * 
Lattimer  Itichard,  machinist,  bds  Mi-s  Allyn,  n  e  cor  R  State. 
Lauriir  Charles,  works  at  Poster  &  Taylors  lumb«T  yard,  res 
e  s  North  Main  street 


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Laurig  Louis,  painter,  res  e  *  North  Main  street 

Laugliliu  C  H,  teacher  in  Deaf  an«l  Dumb  Asylum. 

Lawson  George  M,  plasterer,  l)oards  with  Mrs  E  Lawson. 

Lawson  .Nfi-s  E,  res  Clay  avenue,  4  s  of  East  College  street 

Lawson  Charles  E,  boards  with  Mrs  E  Lawson. 

Lawson  C  E,  farmer,  res  Clay  av,  bet  College  <(•  Washington. 

Lawler  Henry,  ice  dealer,  res  e  s  North  Main  street. 

Lawrence  E  T,  carpenter,  res  e  s  West  street. 

Lawrence  Wm,  laborer,  res  w  s  Sandy  st,  3  s  of  College. 

Lawton  James,  operative  Home  Manufacturing  Company. 

Lawton  Hiram,  openitive  Home  Manufacturing  Company. 

Lawton  llarnau,  res  w  s  West  State  street. 

Lawertou  Rachel,  oyjerative  Home  Mauufacturing  Company. 

Lax  John,  res  w  s  Diamond  street,  5  s  of  College. 

Lax  C.  E.,  gmin  dealer,  otKce  Sandy  st,  on  T  W  Sc  W  R  R. 

Jjaycock  Robert,  butcher,  boards  with  .John  Leek. 

Learu  .John,  boards  with  IT.  0.  (-usj^ell. 

Leaiy  Patrick.  w«irks  (J  fz  A  R  R. 

Leek  John,  res  in  rear  Centenary  M  K  Church. 

Leek  Jolm,  butcher,  res  s  s  East  Morgan  street. 

Lee  Philip,  wagon  inaker,  res  w  s  Church,  3  s  T  W  <t  W  R. 

Lee  B.,  Mrs,  Iaun«lress,  res  c  s  Cluirch,  3  n  of  (.'ourt  st. 

lA'gv"»<t.  Robert,  lab,  res  c  s  S:indy  si,  1  n  T  W  S:  W  R  R. 

Iieliinan  8e,  Eppin^'er,  ^lotiders,  w  s  of  s«pnirc: 

Lehman  L,  res  East  North  street. 

Lemon  W.  D.,  physician,  res  n  w  cor  Fayette  and  Duncan, 

otiice  c  s  square,  over  l'3bey's  grocery  store. 
Leonard   Wm,  lab,  res  n  s  (irove  street,  3  w  Church. 
Letton  Caleb,  expressman,  res  e  s  East  street. 
Lewis  Albert,  brick  mason,  boards  William  Lewis, 
l-ewis  (?liarles,  fiorter,  south  side  square. 
Lewis  William  R.  tailor,  works  for  Charles  Ilayden. 
Lewis   Harrison,  butclicr,  c  s  South  Main  street 
Lewis  William,  res  East  College  avenue,  11  e  East  street 
Lewis  H,  butcher,  boards  F  E  Shafer. 
Lewis  ( )s<':u'.  l>agir:ige  master  C  Si  A  R  R. 
i/igliifoMi    IIiMirv,  tinner,  n  s  King  House. 
j.ink  .-\  (J,  si«)ek  dealer,  res  West  State  Street 
i  Jiulsay   I',  dry  goo.is  saicsnuwi,  boards  at  Fletcher's. 
I/unlsay  .John,  dniynuui,  res  n  s  North  street. 
Li[)pineott  .1  V,  boards  with  Samuel  B  Justice. 
1  Jpman  L,  res  ii  s  North  st,  0  e  East  street 


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JACKSONVILLK    CITi'    DrUECl'ORY. 


Littcii  Sarah,  widow,  res  e  s  West  street. 
Livingston  Johu,  teamster,  res  n  s  Luthyctte  avenue. 
Livingston  David,  cooper,  res  ii  s  Lafayette  uveiiae. 

Livincrston  Totten,  cooper,  boards  David  Livingston. 

Loar  John,  res  e  s  South  Main  st, 

Loar  E  A,  carjieuter,  res  s  s  College  av  and  C  &  A  R  K. 

Loar  &  Bruce,  c:u'pcntei*8  and  joiners,  e  s  Sandy  st. 
Lornb  Henry,  shoemaker,  res  s  e  cor  East  and  North  sts. 

Long  George,  farmer,  res  w  s  Wa^ihington  avenue. 
{  Long  b\  wagon  maker,  works  I'hilip  Lee. 
i  Long  W  T,Ves  w  s  S.  Main,  bet  Siindy  and  Mauvaisterrc. 
i  Long  Owen  G.,  attorney  at  law,  w  s  sqnare. 
I  Long  Owen  M.,  physician,  otiice  w  s  square,  boards  Dunlap 
i      J  louse. 

!  Longley  Miner,  boards  College  st,  opp  Third  Ward  School, 
!  Lonergan  Martin,  boards  College  st,  <;or  Clay  ^^'enue. 
i  Londerg:in  Daniel,  laborer,  res  w  s  Clay  avenue. 
I  Londcrgan  Paul,  laborer,  Beecnift's  bi-ick  yard. 
I  Londergan  Conieiius,  laborer,  w  s  Clay  avenue. 
I  Lon<lcrg:m  Micliucl,  carp,  res  s  w  cor  College  and  (May  avs. 
j  Londi'rg:m  Daniel,  moulder,  Jieecrafts  brick  yard. 

Londorgjxn  .lames,  works  Beecnift's  brick  yard. 

Londcrgan   Morris,  laborer,  res  n  s  Laiayctte  avenue. 

Londergan  Dennis,  laborer,  res  s  s  Lafayette  avenue. 

Londergan  ^[ichaeI,  works  Joseph  Capps  &  Sous. 

Londergan  Maurice,  works  Joseph  Capps  &  Sous 

Loobey  Micliael,  laborer,  Beecraft's  brick  yard. 

Loomis  John,  Professor  Bliud  Asylum,  res  East  State  st. 

Loomis  John,  clerk,  res  Professor  Loomia. 

Loomis  Oeoge,  clerk,  No.  1,  Strawn's  block,  bds  Fletcher. 

Lt)rd  J  O,  engint*er.  Insane  Asylum. 

Lord  Walter,  boanls  with  .huues  Lord. 

Lowey  J.  R.,  stove  dealer,  e  s  .s(|uare,  res  Ka.**!  Court  st. 

Lowe  Frank,  engineer,  C  &  A  R  R. 

Luby  John,  laborer,  res  ii  s  Lafayette  avenue. 

Lubcy  ilicluiel,  laborer,  res  n  e  cor  ILnrdin  and  Morton  avs. 

Lucas  Charles  J.  M.,  druggist,  w  s  North  Main  street. 

Lumb  Jlenry,  res  u  e  part  city. 

Lurton  Wm,  farmer,  boards  II  Lurtou. 

Lurton  J  II,  res  East  State  street. 

Lynch  James,  laborer,  boards  Perry  Doolun. 

Lynch  Thomas,  laborer,  res  cor  East  College  street. 


Go  to  Lacey  &  Stookey's  for  Fine  Buggies  and  Horses. 


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McAhan  &  Stull,  '<ash  and  blind  tnanufac'rs,  3  s  w  cor  sqr. 
McAllister  A,  l)lacksniith,  works  for  Richards  &  Co. 
.McAllister  William,  wirpenter,  res  e  s  Clay  avenue. 
McBride  J  C,  clerk,  res  s  s  East  College  avenue. 
McBride  James,  works  C  &  A  R  R,  res  n  s  Lafayette  av. 
McBride  Michael,  works  C  <&  A  R  Ii,  res  s  a  Lafayette  av. 
McBride  James,  laborer,  C  k  A  R  R. 
McBride  Elizabeth,  widow,  res  cor  Hardin  and  College  av. . 
McBride  Henry,  road  master,  l)ds  with  Elizabeth  McIBride. 
McBride  J  C,  clerk,  boards  with  Elizabeth  McBride. 
McCahn  John,  carpenter,  res  s  s  East  College  avenue. 
McCall  John,  boards  with  W  B  Carnes. 
McCall  J  T,  Springer  &  Dunlap's  sale  and  feed  stable. 
McCarty  James,  carpenter,  res  e  s  Hardin  iwenue. 
McCartney  Martha,  widow,  res  c  s  Goltra  avenue. 
McCartney  Patrick,  laborer  at  Insane  Asylum. 
NfcCauzey  David,  res  n  s  North  street. 
McClain  Hugh,  brick  mason,  res  s  s  Lafavett^j  uvonue. 
McCIlain  C  W,  freight  agent,  T  W  Si  W  R  R. 
McC-Icihui  J  B,  operative  Homo  Manufacturing  Co. 
^^cClintock  John,  boards  \vith  Samuel  B.  Justice. 
McCIure  &  Stryker,  attorneys  at  law,  n  H  stjuare. 
MoC'liire  II  B,  lawycM",  res  s  m  College  avenue. 
Mc(.'lusky  Kllen,  widow,  res  s  s  Washington  avenue. 
M<-Clusky  Jenny,  niillijier,  Mrs.  M.  Stewart. 
McC'liisky  Win,  Telegraph  oporat<n-  C  it  .\  R  ]L 
Mc(^ltlllL•ll  Joseph,  asst  master  mechanic  C  &  A  R  R. 
MeC^oiiiiell  Ed,  operative  Home  iVLanufacturing  Co. 
?yle(?iuiiiell  (tco.,  clerk.  rc:«  n  e  cor  W.  Stale  and  Caldwell. 
McConnell  Murray,  Hon.,  lawyer,  res  w  s  North  ^Main  st. 
McConnell  lukbert,  engineer,  res  w  s  Court  street. 
McCoimell  Joseph,  boards  cor  East  State  street. 
McCool  William,  wagon  maker,  res  s  o  cor  North  street. 
McCooIe  "Wm.,  carriage  and  wagon  maker,  n  s  West  State. 
McCormack  Valentine,  carpenter,  res  e  s  West  street. 
McConujick  Thomas,  f^arpcnter  shop  s  s  Court  street. 
McCormack  Patrick,  works  Joseph  Capps  k.  Sous. 
McCutehen  William,  res  n  s  North  street,  ^y  c  East  street. 
McCullough  Francis,  blacksmith,  res  cor  East  and  Collcjre. 
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JACKSONVILLE  CITY  DIKKCTOKY. 


McCullough  J  W,  clerk  at  the  Dunlap  Ilonse. 
McCrackcii  Isamc,  laborer  at  Insane  Asylum. 
McDauiela  John,  carpenter,  res  u  w  part  of  city. 
McJ)oiig;ill  William,  res  cor  East  st  and  Morton  avenue. . 
McDoujcall  Wm,  works  J.  Hall,  cor  College  av  and  Main  st 
McDonnell  James,  works  McDonnell  &  Brother. 
McDonnell  Henry,  painter,  res  cor  Faj'^ette  and  Court  st. 
McDonnell  &  Brother,  painters,  l^o  4,  ITorth  Main  street. 
McDonnell  E,  painter,  works  for  McDonnell  &  Brother. 
McDonald  Andrew,  life  insurance  assent. 
McDonald  John,  gass  fitter,  res  East  College  street. 
McDonald  Henry,  laborer,  res  n  s  Lafayette  avenue. 
McDonald  Charles,  res  n  s  West  State  street. 
McDonald  Mary,  widow,  res  s  w  cor  Prairie  and  State  sts. 
McDonald  A  R,  works  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons. 

machines,  res  s  s 


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McSlroy  Thomas,  agent  sewins: 

East  College  avenue. 
McEnroe  Lawrence,  shoenjaker,  bds  James  McEnroe. 
McEnroe.  James,  shoemaker,  res  cor  E.  State  «t  and  Col.  av. 
McKverers  Kugenc,  clerk  fur  Carter,  Beesly  Si  Co. 
McKvors  Wm,  miller,  res  n  w  cor  College  avaiul  HeitI  st.     . 
•  I^CPaxland  AndrCTlT',  Snp't  illinolj*  state  Hospi- 
tal lor  the  Inssuie. 
McB'celey  Kichanl,  cjvrpenter,  res  s  s  Morgan  street 
McGeary  Andrew,  teamster,  res  n  s  Lafayette  avenue. 
McGlanghlin  Thomius,  teamster,  res  n  s  North  street. 
McGlaughlin  Patrick,  works  C  &  A  R  li. 
McGinnis  David,  clerk,  res  South  Main   street. 
McGiiniis  Frances,  res  s  s  East  College  avenue. 
McGinnis  Washington,  boards  A  McCiinnis. 
McGinnis  Abraham,  cooper,  res  South  Main  street, 

.\[c*<iowan  ,  dork,  res  West  Morgan  st 

Mc(i<»ughan   M,  rarriage  itMinler,  res  e  s  College  nveniie. 

McKay  Fielding,  boards  Wjishington  Allen. 

McICay  .rames,  carpenter,  boards  Mary  A  Smith. 

McKoe  James.  I»oards  David  Simmons. 

McICeon  John,  works  .foseph  Capps  &,  Sons. 

McKone  John,  works  .Joseph  Capps  »t  Sons. 

MrLanghlin  AVilliam. 

McMan'n  Martin,  works  C  &  A  \{  11, 

McMann  John,  boards  Dine's  rcstixurant. 

McMillan  .lames,  attorney  at  law,  oflico  w  a  square. 


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-,  attendant  Insane  Asylum. 


McMillan  — 

McXamara  .Tohn,  teamster,  res  e  s  West  st 

Mi-N'junani  Miles,  n-s  'V  W  &  W  R  R,  bet  West  and  Sandy. 

Mcl'Iu-n-on   W  K,  res  I'^-.mklin  st,  bet  East  st  and  Clay  av. 

^[clMlerron  AVm,  n-s  s  s  Kast  Mulberry  st,  4  o  East  st 

MelMierson ,  county  surveyor,  res  s  s  2^orth,  3  w  East 

Mcl*herson.N  B,  clerk,  n  s  sfpiare. 

im:. 

Mack  James,  upenitive  Home  Llanufaeturing  Company. 

Madden  Julia,  widow,  ros  w  s  C  &  A  R  R. 

Mailden  Sanib,  operative  Home  Manufacturing  Company. 

Maboney  Florence,  clerk  at  freight  depot  T  W  &  W  R  H. 

Major  Richard,  painter,  res  e  s  C  &  A  R  R. 

.\ralley  John,  works  C  k  \  R  R. 

Malone  ,  ilrs,  school  teacher,  res  e  s  Church  st. 

Malott  ,.  attendant  Insane  vVsylum. 

Manigan  John,  laborer,  res  n  s  College  st,  1  w  Clav  av. 

Mangon  John,  laborer,  res  n  s  T  W  k  W  R  R. 

Maimion  .John,  works  Foster  Sc  Taylor's  lumber  yard. 

March  J.,  jjainter,  works  for  MeJJonncIl  ife  Brother. 

Marcy  &  Brother,  boot  and  shoe  merchants  s  s  square. 

Maruy  Charles,  boards  Dunbi])  House. 

Marcy  11  S,  boards  Dunlap  House. 

Markoe  Samuel,  res  s  s  North  street 

Marsh  J  .V,  billiard  hall,  res  s  s  Washingt«)U  st 

Mjirahall   William,  it»s  Hardin  aveime. 

Marsliail  Ann,  widow,  w  s  Burton  avenue. 

Martin  John,  (carriage  and  wagon  nn;ker,  works  E  Haydoi. 

Martin  A  N,  blacksnnth,  res  w  s  North  ^^ain  sr. 

Martin  Thonsos,  porter,  res  s  s  Eiisr.  (;ollego  avenue. 

iy£a.Z*till  Sa2Il%=^"p't  county  schools,  res  East  Court  st 

Martin  Nathan,  foreman,  C  &  A  R  R,  res  East  St^ite  st 

Martin  Jiieob,  laborer,  res  s  s  Arm  street.. 

Martin  J,  laborer,  res  w  s  Madeini  street 

Martin  Patrick,  operative  Home  Mannfactnring  Co, 

Marcum  Wm  J,  laborer,  res  o  s  West,  s  of  (College  street. 

,\[ai-ooney  John  works  C  .(•  A  R  1\. 

Marschausop  P,  porter  for  Carter  J*  Becsley,  w  s  square. 

Mason  Hobert,  watch  maker,  s  s  West  !Aforgjui  street. 


JACKSON VILMC   CITY    DIKKCTOllY. 


Mason  Oliver,  jeweler,  boards  with  Robert  Mason. 

Mason  E.,  news  and  book  store,  s  3  West  State  st. 

Mnson  Isaac,  attendant  at  Insane  Asylum. 

]\[a.son  Daniel,  attendant  at  Insane  Asylum. 

Mason  William,  jeweler,  (Dav  &  Stcbbins,)  bds  Kob't  Mason. 

Mason  Thomas,  jeweler,  No  3,  West  Morgan  street. 

Mason  Richard,  blackamitb,  works  for  Richards  &  C.».,  bda 

Western  Ilonso. 
Mason  Timothv,  work-s  C  A  A  R  R,  res  u  s  Lafayette  av. 
Masters  Mary,  widow,  res  s  s  College  avenue,  2  e  East  st. 
.Maston  S,  attendant  Insane  Asylum. 
Massey  Henry,  hardware  merchant,  bds  Mansion  Ilouse. 
Matthew  Ogden,  Home  Manufacturing  Co. 
^[atthew.s  George,  laborer,  boards  with  Harvey  Matthews. 
Matthews  Harvey,  lab,  res  n  s  College  st,  3  w  of  Sandy. 
Mathers  &  Wadsworth,  hardware  merchants,  s  a  square. 
Mathers  John,  ex-mai/or,  res  s  s  ICa-st  State  street.  ^ 
Mathci-s  J  T,  student,  res  bet  Hardin  av  and  C  k  A  R  IL 
Mathers  Wesley,  re.s  s  s  Kast  Suite  street,  bet  Uurdin  av 

and  0  &  A  \i  U- 
iCaujjy  G  W,  brick  mas»)n,  res  w  s  Sandy  street. 
Mau/.y  1  1>,  printer  at  .Journal  oiiiee. 
Mauley  W  II,  attendaut  Lisaue  Asylum. 
May  Otto,  barber,  works  for  John  Weider. 
May  Cathcriue,  widow,  res  e  s  West,  5  s  of  College  street. 
May  Horace,  carpenter,  res  w  s  West,  4  s  College  street. 
Mayficl^  Milton,  ex-sheriff  Morgan  count}-,  res  East  State  st. 
Mayfield  &  Tanning,  groin  dealers,  e  s  Sandy  street. 
Meary  James,  laborer,  res  n  s  Lafayette  av. 
Mehan  John,  laborer,  boards  Perry  Doolan. 
Melon  John,  drayman,  res  ClaY  avenue. 
Melton  Jolin,  clerk,  Stephenson  !c  Woods, 
ilelton  J  W,  bds  Mrs  Rachuel  King. 
Melville  Charles,  res  e  s  North  Main  street. 
Melville  Charles,  boards  George  Padgitt. 
Melinon  Benjamin,  overseer.  Home  Manutacturing  (-o. 
Mengel  Sarah,  widow,  i-es  n  s  College  avenue. 
Menter  John,  cooper,  works  J  P  Lampert. 
Mendose  Joseph,  laborer,  res  n  s  T  W  &  W  R  ]^ 
Merine  J.  C,  portrait  painter  n  e  cor  square.  • 

Merigan  John,  saloon  keeper,  w  s  North  Main  st. 
Mcrriot  Isaac,  res  w  s  North  Main  street. 


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Metcalf  H  B,  clerk,  boards  E  Campbell. 

Metcalf  Geoi'ge,  boards  S  Metcalf. 

Metcalf  Samuel,  res  South  Main  street. 

Metcalf  E,  confectioner,  w  s  North  Main  st. 

Metz  C,  Rev.,  pastor  German  Lutheran  Church. 

Middleton  G  F,  blk'smith,  res  w  s  West,  1  s  T  W  &  W  R  R. 

Miller  George,  butcher,  n  e  cor  Lafayette  av. 

Miller  Silas,  student,  Illinois  College  boards  Mrs.  Galbraith. 

Miller  C  D,  banker,  res  w  s  Clay  avenue. 

Miller  Laure,  grocer,  res  s  s  North  street.        > 

Miller  E  T,  res  cor  Supeiror  and  Ulinois  avenues. 

Miller  Gcorgic  A,  attendant,  Insane  Asylum. 

Miller  George,  carpenter,  res  w  s  West  st,  3  n  North. 

Milligan  H  W,  teacher,  res  e  s  Caldwell  street 

Milbum  &  Son,  n  e  cor  square.  i^ 

Milburn  Nicholas,  grocer,  res  n  a  East  State  street 

Milburn  Nicholas,  sen,  res  n  s  East  Stitc  street 

]\tiHions  1>  E,  Homo  Manufacturing  Company. 

Minter  Mathew,  slioeniaker,  boards  Margaret  Minter. 

Mint«r  Jfargarot,  widow,  res  between  West  and  Sandy  sts. 

Mitchell  Jame.s,  lab,  res  u  s  Grove  st. 

!IR£itclieIl  J.  C,  3:ish  and  blind  mnf  tr,  w  s  Sandy  st 

Alitchell  J  M,  res  cor  North  and  Duncan  st 

Mitchell  John,  printer.  Journal  Ofllcc. 

Mitchell  II  R,  grocer,  boards  John  Hughes, 

Mitchell  James,  res  cor  Browu  and  North  sts. 

Mitchell  J  M,  dry  goods  mereliant,  res  n  s  North  street 

Moclhcr  Ennis,  book  binder,  res  n  s  Grove,  2  w  Diamond  st 

j^Ioir  Mrs.  widow,  res  South  College  avenue. 

Mollcncott  E  II,  boards  Mrs  Hunt,  cor  North  and  Main  sts. 

Montgomery  G  W,  res  w  3  North  Main  st. 

Nfoiitgouierv  irarditi,  oponitiv*-  IJon\e  Manufacturing  Co. 

Moiitgoiuery  .lames,  carponrer,  res  cor  College  and  Clay  avs. 

Moore  Thonia.s,  yard  master  C  cj-  A  R  R. 

Moore  S  L,  grocer,  boards  James  Stephenson,  n  s  Court  st. 

Moore  .To.shua,  res  ii  s  State  street,  G  west  of  Pi-airie. 

l^Orse  C.  2ML,  S»P't  C  ^f-  a  R  R,  res  u  s  Grove. 

Morg:m  tSauiuel,  carpenter,  res  n  w  ct)r  North  .md  Church. 

.Morg:m  ,  cjirpenter,  boards  .Mrs.  Davis. 

Moroney  John,  laborer  C  <k  x\.  R  R. 
Morcshauser  Philip,  porter,  res  Clay  avenr4e. 
MoriiSOn  8l  JSpler,  attorneys  at  law,  a  s  square. 


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JACKSoNVn.LE   CITV   DlttECTOUY. 


Morri3on  T  X,  student  Illinois  College,  boards  Mre.  Warren. 
Morrison  J  L,  lawyer,  res  ii  s  Grove  street. 
Morrison  Isane  L,  lawyer,  (Morrison  St  Eplcr,)  ros  Grove  M. 
Morrisoti  W  R,  tanner,  res  s  s  East  College  avcnno. 
Morrison  James,  pliysieian,  res  w  s  (-aldwell  St. 
Morrissey  ('omciius,  laborer  at  Boecniff'.s  brick  yar«I. 
Mosby  William,  insurance  agent,  res  n  s  North  street- 
Mount  Charles,  works  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons. 
Mowatt  Charles,  works  -Toseph  Capps  it  Sons. 
Moy  Bridget,  widow,  res  e  s  Sandy  street. 
Mnllowney  R,  driver  U  S  Express." 
Munch  L'hilip,  clerk  for  August  Konig. 
Murray  Matthew,  herdsman  at  Insane  Asylum. 
Murray  John,  salo<;n  keeper,  boards  with  Wm.  Burke.   . 
Murray  Matthew,  laborer,  res  s  s  College  st,  2  e  Mauvaisterro. 
Murray  Jamc«,  tailor,  res  w  s  North  Main  stree't. 
Muqjhy  James,  carpenter,  res  e  s  College  avenue.      J 
Murphy  Miles,  tailor,  res  College  avenue,  2  e  East  .streut. 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  bds  College  av,  2  e  East  street. 
Murphy  Jeremiali,  drayman,  res  s  s  Lafayette  awtUK'. 
ilnrphy  Anthony,  laborer,  res  bet  Collego  st  and  Oollnge  av. 
Murphy  vVntou}',  works  T.  \V.  Wrigh's  lumber  yard. 
Murphy  Arthur,  laborer,  res  u  s  West  street 
Mnttoni  George,  cigtir  maker  at  B  »t  O  .T  PyattV. 
•MuUrell  George,  works  for  B  it  0  J  I'vatt.* 
Myers  nenjamin,  painter,  res  \v  s  AVcsit  street. 

Myers  8l  Knollenberg,  lobban-onists,  .•  s  .^iiian-. 

Myers  J  T,  marble  cutter,  works  Krvinc  tt  She)ip:trd. 
IWCyerS  <J,  H..  -J^r't  sowing  nuicbine,  res  2  (^  DuvIm  A:  Bn>. 
Myer  Frank,  saloon  keeper,  «  s  Sandy  street. 
Myers  George  E,  clerk,  res  with  .1.  IL  Mycpj. 

Naughton  James,  laborer,  res  n  s  T  W  &  W  \i  K. 
N"eeley  Jonathan,  stock  dealer,  res  n  s  West  State  street. 
Xeeley  S  W,  clerk  at  freeight  depot  C  it  A  It  R. 
Xeedham  Wm,  policeman,  res  s  w  cor  Pi-airie  and  Lafayette. 
Neil  Ambrose,  engineer,  boards  with  A.  Barrowman. 
Neil  .lajnes,  res  c  s  South  Main  st,  opp  Insane  Asylum. 
ITevill    &  Crowell,  dry  goods  merchants,  s  s  square. 


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Nevill,    Wm,  res  cor  College  and  Church  streets. 
Newton  Charles,  printer,  boards  with  John  Taylor. 
Newman  Pendleton,  fai-mer,  res  n  w  part  of  the  city. 
Newland  S  C,  res  South  Main  street 
Nichols  George,  works  Joseph  Capps  jf  Sous. 
Nichols  S  VV,"Gas  W<)rka,  res  west  end  of  College  street 

Nichols  ,  Mrs,  works  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons. 

Niessen  Felix,  cutter  for  Weil  &  Brother,  w  s  square. 
Noacker  Kate,  attendant  at  Insane  iisylum. 
Noo  Jonathan,  teamster,  res  e  8  West  street       ^^ 
Noney  Christian,  laborer,  res  w  s  Madeira  street  ' 
Noonan  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  with  Perry  Doolan. 
Norris  William,  laborer,  res  w  s  West  st,  2  s  Ann. 
Norris  P  II,  res  n  s  Lafayette  avenue. 
Nunes  John,  res  e  s  C  <^  A  li  R. 
Nunes  Joaquin,  laborer,  res  w  s  Madeira  street ''^ 
Nutting  T  i),  music  teacher,  res  s  n  cor  Diamond  street 

O. 

O'lJriefi  .Tolin,  laborer  at  Insane  Asylum. 

(VHrii'ii   li'vll,  works  T  J-  K  Keener. 

O'Brien  Thomas,  carpoufor,  res  n  s  (/lay  avenue. 

(jMirien  A[ichael,  laborer,  boards  M  il  Welch. 

O'Connor  .Vfi-s,  operative.  Home  Manufactuaing  Compau)'. 

O'Connor  .John,  operative.  Home  Manufacturing  Company. 

O'Connell  Uichard,  police,  res  w  s  Sandy  st 

Ogden  Mary,  operative.  Home  Manufacturiug  Co. 

Ogden  Matt,  works  Joseph  Capps  <f-  Sons. 

Oliverson  John,  engineer,  res  w  s  North  Main  st. 

Olmstoa<l  S  S,  Division  engineer,. 

Olmstead   Lrwis.  engineer,  C  .f-  A  Ii,  11. 

O'Nallis  F  A,  oigar  maker,  R'k  0  J  Pyalt 

O'N'allis  Toiiey,  res  Clay  avenue. 

O'N'iel ,  engineer,  boards  Dayton  House. 

Ornelley  Kmanuel,  plasterer,  res  w  s  Madeira  street. 
Ornellas  AD.  jfroprietor  restaurant,  w  s  North  Main  st 
Osboni   llobert,  cattle  dealer,  res  Esist  Court  street 
O.sborn  ('alvin,  laborer,  res  s  s  College  avenue,  9  c  East  st 
Osbom  &  Long,  confectioners,  e  s  s<juare. 
Osborn  .John,  grocer,  boards  with  Eli;cabcth  Bowen. 
Ousley  William,  lal)orer,  res  s  s  East  College  street 
Owen  Geo,  Rev,  jiastor  Christian  Church,  res  s  s  College  av. 


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JACKSONVILLB    CITY    DIRECTOttY. 


IP. 

Piulgitt  Frank,  res  s  s  Colk-i^c  avcnne. 

Piidi^ift  fJeorge,  lueolianic,  res  s  s  East  College  avenue. 

Padgitt  George  W,  wiitcliniaker,  res  East  College  avenue. 

Padgitt  George,  jr,  jeweler,  hoards  George  Padgitt,  sen. 

Padgitt  James,  res  a  3  College  avenne. 

Palmer  &  Leek,  butchers,  s  .s  East  State  st,  8  e  of  square. 

Palmer  Jamc3  Q,  res  s  s  East  Sfcitc  street,  I:ist  house. 

Palmer  James,  carpenter,  res  e  s  South  Main,  opposite  the 

Insane  xVsylum. 
Palmer  Hiram,  res  East  State  street. 
Parker  W  II,  shoemaker,  res  \v  s  Hardin  avenue. 
Parkinson  James,  teamster,  res  cor  College  and  East  street. 
Parsons  &  Co.,  music  store,  west  side  of  tift  square^. 
Parsons  S  R,  hoards  at  Jacksonville  Infimiar}*.  ^ 

Parmer  William,  carpenter,  res  w  s  ITorth  Mauvaisterre  st. 
Paradise  Alfred,  res  u  s  College  street. 
Paradise  Albert,  cabinet  maker,  res  No.  26,  West  College. 
Par.ulise  Erank,  operative  IFomo  Manufacturing  Co- 
Paradise  Albert,  operative  Home  Manufacturing  Co. 
Patch  Augiist,  upholsterer,  res  ii  s  T  W  &  W  K  R. 
Patterson  \Vm.  carpenter,  res  s  s  College,  5  w  East  st. 
Patterson  L  A,  clerk,  s  s  sqiian;, 
Patterson  J  M,  clerk,  boards  W  Patterson. 
Pearson  Sanili,  \vid(»\v,  ix's  I'nirie  :it. 
Peck  Francis,  Mrs,  res  n  s  State  st,  '>  e  East  sr. 
Peck  Mi-s,  uiilliMcr,  Kast  Slate  st. 
Pcckloffcl  Henry,  blacksmith,  works  James  Scott. 
Pegram  M,  Miss,  teacher,  Illinois  Female  College. 
Pojuiy  Leroy,  clerk,  boards  Rachel  King. 
Perry  Henry,  auctioneer,  s  s  sqnare. 
Perry  Joseph,  peddler,  e  s  Wsushington  avenue. 
Perry  Henry,  anctioneer,  res  n  s  Morgan  st. 
Portillu  W,  laborer,,  res  n  w  part  city. 
Peters  Emanuel,  laborer,  res  n  part  city. 
Peters  Barbara,  widow,  res  e  s  West  st. 
Petimbring  Charles,  cai-penter,  res  e  s  North  Main  st. 
PhiHips  F.  W.,  Rev,  pastor.  Centenary  M  E  Church,  res  s 

s  East  Stitc  St. 
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Picrson  Jeremiah,  police  magistrate,  office  u  s  square. 

Pike  George,  clerk,  boards  Mrs  Ricks. 

Pinney  R  H,  clerk,  Hayden  <f  Ransom,  w  s  square. 

Piper  George,  works  Joseph  Ca]ip8  <fe  Sous. 

Pires  John,  stone  cutter,  works  John  Dagamiu 

TMtner  Jane,  widow,  res  e  s  Mulberry  st. 

Piatt  Gei.rge,  clerk,  T  W  &  W  R  R. 

i'latt  Wesley,  bi-ick  mason,  res  e  s  East  st,  4  n  Morton  av. 

Platner  J«dMi,  harness  maker,  boards  Henry  Reath. 

Plowers  John,  boards  Elijah  Cobb's,  n  s  College  avenue. 

Poe  &  Smiley,  restaurant,  Mauvaisterre  st,  3  s  square. 

Poilenberger  John,  res  n  s  North  st,  3  "w  East  st 

Poffenbergcr  Frank,  Johnson  &  Co,  e  s  square. 

Popple  James,  groceries  and  provisions,  s  s  square. 

Poitger  John,  res  e  s  College  avenue. 

Powers  Thomas,  lab,  resn  e  cor  Clay  and  Independence. 

Powers  Maiy,  widow,  res  n  s  Mauvaisterre  st. 

Pnitt  Frank,  painter,  works  McDonnell  &  Brother. 

Pratt  II  M,  yard  master,  T  W  jf-  W  R  R. 

l^rice  P  R,  res  n  s  East  State  st. 

Price  .Julia,  milliner,  n  s  stpiare. 

Price  Eliza,  milliner,  n  s  square. 

Prince  David,  jdiysician,  res  n  w  cor  Stnte  and  Lafayette. 

Prince  J.  W.,  school  teacher,  res  north  side  of  State  street, 

Probst  Christian,  residence  east  side  of  North  Main  street; 

Pullam  Jesse,  .«aidd lor,  works  Pnpp  ,f  Son,  s  s  Court  street. 

Pyatt,  B.  &  0.  J.,  tobacconists,  west  side  square. 

Pyaft   Penjaniijj,  rcsideiiec  Wi'«<t  Court  street. 

Pvatt  O.  ,),.  res  East  College  avenue. 

Pyatt  J.  C,  clerk  forB.  /().  J.  Pyatt. 

I'yatt  John,  res  North  street,  bet  West  and  Church  streets. 


TJabbitt  Michael,  laborer,  res  u  s  Lafayette  avenue. 
Ragsdale  George,  carpenter,  res  e  s  Burton,  4  s  College  st. 
Ramsey  Joseph,  music  teacher,  res  cor  Court  and  Brown  sts. 
Ramsey  Jose[ih,  laborer,  i-ea  north  part  city,  st  not  known. 
Rumstetter  Joseph,  shoemaker,  works  W.  A.  Cobb,  s  s  sqr. 
Rand  (.-harles,  mail  agent,  res  n  s  East  College  street 
Ransom  W.  H.,  (Hayden  J-  Ransom,)  w  s  square. 
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Ransdoll  Edward,  res  s  w  cor  College  nv  and  West  street. 

Kundall  Milton,  wagon  maker,  cor  College  and  Sundy  st. 

Rapp  &  Son,  saddler  and  harness  maker,  u  e  cor  sqnare. 

Rapp  Michael,  saddler,  res  n  e  cor  East  and  College  streets. 

Raroy  Joseph,  tailor,  boards  at  Dayton  House. 

Rawlings,  Isaac  D.,  clothier,  res  cor  W.  Statu  and  Prairie. 

Rawlings  Daniel  "W.,  clothier,  w  s  square. 

Raynor  E,  book  keeper,  res  w  s  Ilardin  avenue. 

Raynor  William,  clerk,  C  </•  A  R  R,  res  w  s  Ilardin  avenue. 

Read  Justus  V.,  clerk  for  Ilockenhull,  Young  &  Co. 

Read  II.  R.,  banker,  res  South  Main  street,  3  s  of  Kentuckj'. 

Rearick  Emma,  widow,  res  s  e  cor  West  State  street, 

Reath  Henry,  saddler,  res  s  c  cor  Main  st  and  College  av. 

Reagan  Edward,  peddler,  res  n  s  Independence  avenue. 

Rearick  James,  clerk,  res  West  State  street. 

Redman  Daniel,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Lafjiycttc  avenue. 

liedtnan  James,  carpeiiter,  res  n  s  Lafayette  av(Mine. 

Redmond  Dennis,  work.«*  C  <f-  A  R  R. 

Heed  M.  M.,  physician,  res  s  s  Morgan  street. 

Roed  Frank,  res  t»  s  Sandnsk}'  street. 

Heed  TIattie,  (ctu-her  in  KoJirth  Ward  School. 

V\.i.'\.'d  .lust us,  clerk,  boanls  with  S.  li.  Hardy. 

Kocd  .Julia,  Miss,  tca«-lier  at.  Atlnnunin. 

Rfcylva  Alonzo,  painter,  works  for  McDonnell  <t  Brother. 

Reid  .John,  farmer,  res  East  College  stix'ct. 

Roinbach  Louis,  clerk,  res  s  s  East  Morg:\ii  street. 

Retter  Jolinf  dentist,  office  s  s  s<iuare,  res  ii  s  West  State. 

Ketter  Jane,  widow,  res  n  e  cor  I'rosser  and  Court  stii. 

Reynolds  .Fames,  clerk  circuit  court. 

Reynolds  P.  A.,  dress  maker,  res  o  s  Diamond  street. 

Reynolds  Ralph,  land  agent,  res  n  s  Colluge  nvemie. 

RliO(li<rIialk  Toney,  works  at  Russell's  lumber  y:inl. 

Rice   Kdward,  boards  with  Sannu^l  15.  Jnstiee. 

Ricks  Jane,  Mrs,  boarding  house,  ii  \\"  cor  West  and  Court. 

Richards  Daniel,  works  O  »t  A  R  R,  boards  Lewis  Ijarreit. 

Richards  W.  IL,  clerk  for  Arnold  »t  Urother,  n  s  siiuiire. 

Ricliards  &  Co.,  carriage  iinikers,  e  s  San<ly,  bet  Xortb  and 

Court  streets*. 
Richards  William,  paijiter,  n  w  cor  West  and  Xortli  streets, 
liichurils  William,  clerk,  res  o  s  Fayette  street. 
Richards  William,  res  cor  East  and  Kentucky  streets. 
Richey  Jacob,  carpenter,  res  w  s  Main  street. 


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Rife  Jacob,  carpenter,  res  w  s  Main  street. 

Riley  Daniel,  carpenter,  res  w  s  Lafayette  avenue. 

Riley  D.,  works  Laeey  k  Stookcy,  res  w  s  North  Main  st. 

Rilev  James,  works  T  W  &  W  R  R,  res  w  s  North  Main  st. 

Riley  Joint,  works  C  .t  A  R  R. 

Riley  (.'harles,  machinist,  boards  witli  ^Mrs.  .\llyn. 

Rippon  CJeorge,  carpenter  at  Insane  Asylurn. 

Ritter  George,  res  vv  s  North  Main  street. 

Rivers  Campbell,  insurance  agent,  res  w  s  Cla}'  avenue. 

Roads  ,  brick  mason,  boards  with  Mrs.  Davis. 

Roach  Thomas,  laborer,  res  n  s  College  st,  2  w  Clay  av. 
Roaster  .Foseph,  tailor,  res  near  College  avenue. 
R<iberts  Ii.  R.,  carpenter,  res  e  s  North  ]\fain  street, 
Itoberts  John,  carpenter,  res  n  e  cor  East  st  and  Morton  av. 
Itoberts  E.,  Mi*s,  operative  Home  Manufacturing  Company. 
Roberts  James,  Rev,  pastor  Congregational  Church,  res  s 

w  cor  College  avenue. 
Robertas  Thomas,  brick  mason,  res  West  st,  on  T  W  &  W  RR. 
Robertson  A.  TL,  res  State  street,  opposite  new  court  house.. 
Robertson  John,  farmer,  res  s  s  Lafayette  avenue. 
Robertson  &  Barnes,  lawyers,  olKce  w  s  of  scpiare. 
Rt)bertsoii  John,  grocer,  (Simms  k  Robertson,)  boards  cor 
■  State  and  Churcli  streets. 

Robertson   Alexander,  jtulge,  res  s  s  West  State  street, 
i;ob«'rts«.n  J.  J.,  boards  with  J.  T.  Cassell. 
Robinson  William,  grocer,  res  w  s  North  Main  street. 
Rockwell   Charjes.  res  ii  s  .State  street. 
I{o«-kwell   Williain,  res  West  Court  street. 
Rock-v^ell,  Adams  &  Co.,  north  side  of  public  square. 
Rodgers  Oliver,  liarness  maker,  res  s  s  Morgan  street. 
Ro«lgers  M.,  engineer,  boards  at  Cuin  House. 
Roilirers  Marv,  l«)ards  with  Mrs.  Rowen,  East  College  vstreet, 
I{(»lgers  Jesse,  laborer,  res  n  s  T  W  k  W  R  R. 
Rtxlgers  Jfdin,  laborer,  res  e  s  Mauvaisterre  street. 
Rodrigues  .Joseph,  marble  cutter,  Ervinc  k  Sbeppard,  North 

Main  Street. 
R^Kiigues  Joseph,  laborer,  i-es  n  s  T  W  &  W  R  R, 

Rollins ,  ^[rs,  widow,  res  s  s  College  avenue. 

Rooney  John,  phjsteror,  res  s  s  College  avenue. 
Roper  Wnj,  works  tor  Home  Manufacturing  Company. 
Roper  Mary,  Mrs,  operative  Home  ^fanufacturiitg  Co. 
U.»l»er  Kato,  operative  Home  .Manufacturing  Co. 


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j  Ross  Ellas,  operative  Home  Manufacturinjj  Co. 
Ross  &  Co.,  boots  and  shoes,  north,  side  sqnare. 
Ross  Kli,  boards  with  Mw.  Burnett,  res  cor  College  avenue. 
Ross  L.,  brick  mason,  res  e  s  Clay  avenue. 
Ross  W.  X.,  clerk,  res  s  e  cor  Kosciusko  and  West  Stiite  st. 
Rottger  John,  fnruiture  dealer,  res  s  s  College  avenue. 
Rotlischilds  Solomon,  res  Xortli  Church  street. 
Rothschilds  Jacob,  res  north  part  of  city,  street  not  known. 
Rothschilds  &  Dresbach,  clothiers,  north  side  square. 
Rothschilds  Charles,  boards  Mansion  House. 
Ront  Harvey,  farmer,  res  3  3  East  State  street 

Roundtree ,  barber,  res  e  s  Church  street. 

Rowen  James,  city  clerk,  res  East  College  sti-eet. 

Rowen  James,  lawyer,  res  3  s  Clay  avenue. 

Ruark  J.  H.,  tinner,  res  w  s  Prairie  street. 

Rue  Anthony,  res  e  s  Nortli  Main  street. 

Rucker  B.  R.,  life  insurance  agent,  res  w  s  Main  street. 

Rucchler  Robert,  clerk,  res  Clay  avenue. 

liulo  Win.  S.,  rtirpcnter,  res  near  Washington  School. 

Rupe  Jacob,  bur  keeper  for  \f.  II.  Carroll,  n  e  cor  square. 

Rust.  Edward,  pump  maker,  board»  n  c  cor  South  Main  street 

and   ('ollfgc  avrnnc. 

Russell ,  Mrs,  school  teacher,  res  E.  Court  sf,  11  o  Ejwt. 

Russell  Charles  10.,  stove  dealer,  res  Berean  College. 
Russell  R.  D.,  student  at  Illinois  College,  res  C.  111.  Russell, 
Russell  Andrew,  lumber  dealer,  res  s  s  Grove,  2  n  Park  st. 
Russell  William,  dry  goo<l3  merchant,  res  u  s  College  av, 
liusseil  Agnes,  Mrs,  res  s  w  cor  Grove  and  Park  street. 
Russell  J.  S.  &  G.  S.,  lumber  dealers,  North  Main  st. 
Russell  G,  S.,  res  n  s  College  avenue,  6  w  of  Goltra  avenue. 
Russell  John.  Dangerfield'sFoundry,  iionrds  Henry  Culver. 
Ivussell   Frank  A.  elerk.  United  Stares  Kxiu-ess,  Co. 
liustatiiaear  .losepli,  tailor,  wks  \V.  Wahle,  s  e  cur  srpiare. 
liusiiton  \Vm,  weaver,  res  cor  Caldwell  and  North  sts. 
Rutter  George,  res  s  s  (College  street. 
Rutherford  (leorge,  watchman  Insanie  As3'lnm. 
Kutlodge  George"i  bds  Mrs.  Snyder,  s  s  E.  Stixte  street. 
Ryan  P.  H.,  Grocer,  res  (College  av,  bet  Mauvaisterre   and 

Kast  sts. 
Ryan  Wm,  blacksmith,  res  n  s  T  W  k,  W  R  R. 
Jtyan  Mleliael,  works  C  <k  AHJL 
Ivynearson,  B.  F,,  clerk,  Dayton  House. 


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Saddler  Samuel,  farmer,  res  on  T  AV  &  W  R  R.  ' 

Saldana  John,  res  n  s  T  W  &  W  R  IL 

Sal  by  Joseph  M.,  e  s  square. 

Salgada  John,  street  not  known. 

Samuels  W.  W.,  clerk  Durfee  .j-  Brown,  bds  Mrs,  Bowen'a. 

Samuels  R.  C,  Clerk  Smith,  Barr  &  Co.,  bds  Fletcher's. 

Sanders,  W.  D,,  Prof.  111.  Col.,  res  s  s  W.  State  st. 

Sanders  Wuu,  coal  dealer,  res  s  e  cor  Prairie  and  Lafayette. 

Sanford,  E.  M.,  marble  dealer,  East  State  st,  res  Clay  ave. 

Sauford  Richard,  carpenter,  res  w  s  N  Main  at 

Saudrcas  Baptiste,  lab,  res  o  s  Caldwell  st 

Sanderson  Duvid,  res  e  s  S  Main  st. 

Sanderson  Cyrns,  cab.  maker,  res  cor  East  and  Morgan  sts. 

Sawyer  Charles,  dentist,  res  n  Richard  st 

Sawyer  Joseph  E,  barber,  Insane  Asylun. 

Scholl  Walter,  cigar  maker,  B.  &  0.  J.  Pyutt 

Seholes  Jonathan,  w:igon    maker,  res  s  w  cor  College  and 
West  sts. 

Schoas  Joa<juiu,  lab,  n  w  part  city, 

Sclinial/.  Ferdinand,  clerk,  res  e  s  N  Main  st, 

Schmalz  August^  tailor,  res  e  s  N  Mainst, 

Schmaltz  Fenlinand,  clerk  P.  A,  Brchm,  e  3  square. 

Schu reman  George,  brick  mason,  res  s  s  North  st 

Seliiireniaii ,  widow  res  w  s  Church  st. 

Seliuler  John,  baker,  res  bt  West  and  Sandy  sts. 

Scott  Wm.,  res  s  s  E  College  avenue. 

Scott  Edward,  grocer,  res  South  Main  st 

Seoit  Tliomas,  clerk,  res  \v  s  Soulli  Main  st. 

Seott   Alexander,  gnu-er,  res  s  s  (irove  st. 

Sroit  James,  blaeksmitli,  res  s  w  eor.Sandy  and  North  sts, 

Sv'egtir  Sanih,  widow,  res  s  w  eor  West  and  Ann  sts. 

Seegar  -lamina,  res  w  s  Hardin  avenue. 

Sieb^r  Robert,  gunsuiith,  res  s  s  Washington  avenue. 

Selby  John,  w<irks  0  Si  A  R  1{  foundry,  res  n  s  North  st. 

Sell  John,  carpenter,  res  s  s  College  st 

Senter  Win.  11,  lawyer,  w  s  public  sqnare. 

Sowell  ElizsUicth,  wi<K<w,  res  s  e  cor  Morton  av  and  .Main. 

Sharpe  John,  wagon  maker,  res  w  s  Eju*t  st.    " 

Sbarpe  J.  Iv,  Milcsnutn,  Russell's  lumber  N'anl. 


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Sliarjie  J.  E.,  blacksmith,  res  East  st 

Sharpo  Elbert,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Stjite  st. 

Sharnc  Martin,  res  north  side  of  State  street. 

Sluupe  Tklarion,  IxinnU  NTrs.  Hunt,  cor  Xorth  and  Main  st-*. 

Sharpe  Samuel  P.,  printer,  n  o  cor  square. 

Shaffer  &  Lewis,  butciiers,  shop  South  Main  street. 

.Shatter  F.  E,  res  north  side  of  North  street. 

Slierdz  Nicholaa,  laborer,  res  w  s  of  East  street. 

Sheppard  George,  blackstnith,  res  west  side  Pino  street. 

Slu'p[)ard  Warreu,  marble  dealer,  res  n  s  Ea«t  College  av. 

Shciicop  Mathius,  blacksmith,  res  e  s  West  street.' 

Sherwood  Maria,  Mrs,  boards  at  Western  Honse. 

Sherwood  Thomas,  laborer,  res  n  s  Grove  street. 

Shields  .Tames,  laborer,  res  e  s  West  street.         , 

Shields  An«lro\v,  tc:imstcr,  boards  Western  ITouso. 

Shields  Ilobert,  pattern  maker,  res  w  s  of  Nortli  sti*cet. 

Shields  James,  laborer  0  &  A  RR. 

SMrley  G,  Y.,  homeopathic  physiciarj,  res  n  s  East  State  st. 

Shirley  Eveline,  Miss,  teacher  Illinois  Female  College. 

Shore  Kllon,  o[»orative  I  Tome  ^fannfacturing  Company. 

Shore  Ilaiuiah,  opt'rative  I  Tome  Manufacturing  Company. 

Sb<»ro  W.  II,  operative,  JJorne  MaMur:u;t.uriMg  (yotiipuny. 

Shore  (yharles,  o|H»rative  Home  MannfacrnringContpany. 

Shrceve  M.  M,  e:irpenter,  res  e  s  Burton  street. 

Shrfipshier  r.^uiiili.  lalK)nr,  res  Clay  avenue. 

Shtite  Annie  K,  Miss,  tcaclier  .Tacksonvilhy  Feniidc  C<»llegc. 

Shnb'r  .ftjljii,  l»akor  for  W.  H.  C'oreonm,  n  w  cor  stpnire. 

Sieber  8l  Srotlier,  gnnsmlths,  sliop  n  s  West  St:ir».', 

SiebcT  K.  li.  gnnsmilli,  res  n  s  C<»nrt  street. 

Sien-r  Klijali,  ear|)enter,  boards  with  [suae  Sierer. 

SioHM-  Isaac,  cariHMiter,  res  s  e  cor  .Main  and  College  streets. 

Silva  Josepli,  b:tker,  res  w  s  Ma«lcii-a  street. 

Sllva  Krank,  laljorer,  Ves  \v  s  l[a<ioira  street. 

Silva  .Joseph,  tinner,  res  w  s  l\radcira  street. 

Simnu)ns  1>.  W,  res  the  same. 

Siimiions  Djivid,  grocer,  res  s  s  College  avenue. 

Simmons  ,  Mrs,  res  ii  w  cor  llnrdinn  avenue. 

Simnmns  H.  W,  grocer,  res  s  s  College  avenue. 
Sinimons  1).  M,  res  bet  College  avenue  and  G  ife  A  R  R, 
Slmmonson  JuliiLs,  Weil's  clothing  house,  w  s  square. 
Simms  J.  I  J,  clerk  for  M  C.  Lax,  res  w  s  Sandy  street. 
Simms  W.  W,  cattle  dealer,  res  Kast  College  street. 


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SiiQuis  J.  R,  res  West  State  street. 

Simms  Chathajii,  res  w  s  West  st,  1  n  Morton  avenue. 

Simms  Edward,  res  C.  II.  Simms. 

Simms  Lewis,  stock  dealer,  res  s  s  East  State  street. 

Simms  &  Roberson,  groceries  and  provisions,  n  s  square. 

Simpson  H.  J.,  auction  and  commission  merchant,  s  s  sqr. 

Sinks  George,  carpenter,  res  w  s  Duncan  street 

Sing  George,  bookkeeper  for  Charles  Dominemuth. 

Skeels  Sarah,  widow,  res  s  w  cor  Grove  and  AVest  streets, 

Smedley  John,  insurance  agent,  res  w  s  of  Clay  avenue. 

Smiley  Henry,  restaurant  e  s  Mauvaisterre,  3  s  Morgan  sts. 

Smith  G^  P.,  Col,  editor  and  prop'r  Jacksonville  Journal. 

Smith  Talma,  boot  and  shoe  dealer,  ifortli  Main,  3  n  sqr. 

Smith  T.  Rice,  ticket  agent  at  T  W  &  W  R  R. 

Smitli  William  G,  engineer  C  /f  A  R  R. 

Smith  Robert,  tnarblc  dealer,  s  c  cor  East  State  street 

Smith  John  S.,  miller,  res  e  s  West  street 

Smith  Thomas,  co«)k,  res  n  s  Grove  street 

Smith  Marj-,  widow,  res  n  s  Grove  street. 

Smith  George,  city  marshall,  res  near  High  School. 

Sniith  W.  II,  boanla  at  InHrmary. 

»Smit.h  E,  Mrs,  widow,  res  s  c  cor  Park  and  Grove  streets.- 

>"~iiniLh  .Joint  (J,  farmer,  res  w  s  J'iiie  strccL 

Smith  J.  B.  C,  merchant,  res  n  s  of  College  avenue. 

Smith  Margaret,  Miss,  milliner,  boards  .Jousluia  Fisher.   " 

Smith  J.  II,  boards  with  liichard  Dines. 

Smith  Charles,  res  n  w  cor  Rcid  and  Prairie  streets. 

Smith  .lackson,  operative  Home  A[annfactnring  Company. 

Smith  Augustus,  res  opposite  ecmetery  grounds. 

Smith  (Jcorgc,  stage  ilriver,  res  ('l:iy  :nenue. 

Smith    Robert,  brick  nuisoti,  res  ii  e  eor  Washington  streets. 

Smith  W.  11,  merchant,  1  s  of  [iitirmary. 

Smith  .J.  T,  brick  ma.son,  boartls  with  .Mary  A.  Smith. 

Smith   1).  Ji,  res  No  31,  ror  <)f  Grove  and  College  street.s. 

Smith  W.  T,  boards  .James  Stephenson,  on  ('ourt  street 

Smith  Isabeila,  \vid(nv  .Vlcxamler,  res  Kast;  .Morgan  street 

Smith ,  carpenter,  res  (^oilege  avenue. 

Smith  Kmma,  widow,  res  cor  (/ollcge  avenue  and  Kast  sts. 
Smith  Robert.  C,  boards  with  Isabella  Sndtli. 
Smith  Abram  P,  farmer,  ix*s  n  s  I'last  Statu  street, 
Snuth  Mary  .V,  wid{»w,  res  cor  College  av  and  South  .Main. 
Snee  James,  shoemaker,  boards  at  Western  Ilouse. 


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JACKSOXVILLE  CITY  DCRECTOKY. 


Snow  A.  A,  painter,  ros  nciir  cemetery. 

Snyder  Elizabeth,  Mrs,  res  cor  East  State  and  C  &  A  R  R. 

Snyder  Wesley,  clerk,  res  w  s  of  East  street. 

Spiirks  John,  laborer,  res  College  street,  near  C  &  A  R  K. 

8(.)urkit  Ifannah,  widow,  res  u  s  Court  street. 

Spates  Preston,  real  estate  aj^ent,  rea  s  .?  Kast  State  street. 

Spauldin^  Harris,  fruit  "grower,  res  c  s  Ea^t  street. 

Speaw  John  II,  student  Illinois  College,  bds  Sarali  Galbraith. 

Spencer  Wrn,  brick  mason,  res  w  s  Illinois  av,  bet  Su[»erior 

and  Michigan  avenues. 
Spencer  J.  T-  attorney  at  Ijiw,  n  s  of  the  s«{uare. 
Sperry  Charles,  harness  maker,  res  cor  East  and  Vranklin  sts. 
Sperry  William,  brick  mason,  res  u  w  part  of  the  city. 
Spitler  John,  blacksmith,  res  c  s  East  street. 
Spien  John,  works  J.  C.  Kelley,  boards  Dine'sn-estiiurant 
Si)ragne  Joshua,  res  n  s  College  avenue. 
SpRigne  J,  broker,  res  Jfo  22,  College  avenue. 
Springer  Si.  Dunlap,  livery,  sale  and  feed  stivble. 
Springer  F.  AT,  res  South  Main  street. 
Springer  Thomas,  lawyer,  res  u  s  Jonlon  street, 
Spurgin  James,  clerk,  e  s  scjuare. 

Spurgin  Samuel,  saddler,  res  cor  College  and  .Mauvaiatcrre. 
Stxcey  James  L,  jr,  boards  with  J^Iichael  ll;ipp. 
Stacoy  T.  1*,  constablf,  res  e  s  JIardin  avenue. 
Stacey  Matthew,  insurance  agent,  ofrice  s  e  cor  Hjuare,  up 

srairf,  res  c  s  ('lay  avenue. 
Stagg  .James,  earpenter,  res  near  High  ScIhjoI. 
Stallbrd  James,  boards  at  the  King  House. 
Sciltord  Charles,  plasterer,  res  !N'orth  Prairie  streeL 
Statford  Henry,  res  north  west  part  of  the  city. 
Stanley  James,  res  w  s  A''orth  Main  street. 
Stanley  James,  boards  with  Mrs.  Patterson. 
Stanford  Preston,  laborer,  res  w  s  Fayette  street 
Stjuitield  T.  H,  telegrapli  operator  C  &  A  R  K. 
St;uitield  .James,  laborer,  res  ii  w  part  city,  street  not  known. 
St  Cl.Vir  JiUey,  res  Western  House,  w  «  square. 
St  Cla-r  ("lara,  res  same. 

Stebbins  F.  H,  boaj-ds  Charles  Rockwell,  n  s  AVest  State  5t 
Steel  .Jacob,  blaeksnuth,  boarda^,at  Western  House. 
Steel  Ste[ihen,  blacksmith,  worl^  for  RicliuixlB  &  f'o. 
Stephens  William,  carpenter,  re.s  u  s  of  i^Torth  street 


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JACKSON  \'1LLE    CITY   DUIKCTORY. 


Stephenson  J.  T.,  stove  dealer,  n  s  square. 
Stejilienson  James,  res  East  Court  street. 
Stephenson  Elliot,  res  College  avenue,  west  eud. 
Stephenson  William,  farmer,  res  s  s  of  Grove  street. 
Stephenson  J.  F,  stock  dealer,  res  n  s  Court  street. 
Stephenson  J.  T,  tinner,  res  e  s  East  street. 
Stevenson  Sc  Woods,  ^U  goods,  e  s  square. 
Stevenson  B.  F,  res  cor  of  Pine  and  West  State  streets. 
Stewart  H.  C,  druggist,  res  cor  East  and  East  State  street 
Stewart  F,  carpenter,  res  u  s  Grove,  1  w  Prairie  street 
Stewart  M.,  Mrs,  milliner  and  dress  maker,  w  s  square. 
Stice  Joshua,  eating  saloon  near  C  <fc  A  R  R. 
Stiee  Audrew,  night  policeman,  res  s  s  East  Morgan  street. 
Stice  Henry,  telegraph  operator  C  &  A  R  R. 
Stincey  William,  laborer,  res  w  s  ^ortli  Main  street 
Stiuson  Wm,  laborer,  res  s  s  E.  College  st,  2  w  C  &  A  RR. 
Stone  Marshall,  painter,  works  for  McDonnell  k  Brother. 
Stocks  G.  W,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Morton  av,  2  w  Church  st 
Stout  J.  M,  agent  washing  machine,  res  s  s  College  avenue! 
Stout  J.  V.  D,  tarmei',  res  Ejist  College  street 
Stookcy  S.  J,  res  w  a  !N"orth  Main  st,  2  s  of  North  street. 

Strawn  Jacob,  proprietor  Strawn's  Hall,  ves  Court  st,  5 

e  of  East  street. 
Strong  S.  E.,  life  ins.  agent,  n  s  square,  bds  K.  R.  .Jenkins. 
Strong  John,  res  n  s  East  College  avenue. 
Strock  Frank,  works  for  James  Scott,  I'es  Clay  avenue. 
Stringhau!  Levi  C,  plasterer,  res  n  s  Duncan  street. 
Struck  CJcorge,  laboi-cr,  res  w  s  Pniirie  street 
Stryker  Henry  L.  E,  res  cor  Reid  street  and  College  av. 
Stryker  Henry,  sen,  ros  n  w  cor  Kosciusko  st  and  Col.  av. 
Strawbridge  James,  res  w  s  Main  st,  5  n  ACorton  avenue. 
StuU  John,  sash  and  blinds,  3  s  w  cor  square. 
Sturtevant  JuHan  M.,  President  Illinois  College,  res  u  e 

cor  Park  and  Grove  streets. 
Sullivan  Mary,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  Sz  Sons. 
Sullivan  Wiliiam,  laborer  C  &  A  R  R. 
Sutton  Stephen,  clerk  circuit  court  Morgan  county,  otHce 

at  court  house,  res  w  s  South  Main  street. 
Swales  James,  laborer,  res  a  s  Court  street 
Swales  Martha,  woi'ks  for  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons. 
Swales  Mary,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  &,  Sons. 

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JACKSONVILLE  CITY  DIUIXTOUY. 


Swales  David  E.,  printer,  res  u  o  cor  College  and  S.  Maiji. 

Swales  James,  printer,  boards  with  David  Swales. 

Sweet  ,  Mrs,  Avorks  for  Joseph  Capps  <&  Sons. 

'■  Sweet  Martha,  works  for  Joseph  Oapps  &  Sons. 

j  Sweet ,  Mrs,  widow,  res  w  s  Fayette  street. 

!  Sweet  Anna,  Mrs,  widow,  res  e  s  South  Main  street. 

Sweet  Lilly,  vest  maker,  boards  with  Mrs.  Boweji. 

Sweet  Hannah,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  &  Son.-s. 

Sweeney  Miles,  laborer  res  cor  Morton  and  Clay  avenue. 

Sweeney  Daniel,  laborer,  res  2  n  Morton  avenue. 

Swinton  James,  moulder,  boards  with  "William  Ellicocki   / 

Sylva  John,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  k  Sons.  * 

Sylva  Emanuel,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons. 

Talvott  A,  moohaiiicv  '*^""*  ^••^•'  Dianiond  st  an«l  Murtoii  av.^ 
Tandy  Willis,  jihot^grapher,  i*  s  square,  res  s  s  K.  State  st. 
Tanner  Edward,  Prof.  Illinois  College,  ri!s  e  s  (frove  st. 
Tafikesly  .John,  shoemaker,  work.s  fur  Talma  Smith. 
Taylor  .lt)lm,  farmer,  res  n  w  cnv  Xorth  ^lain  street. 
Taylor  T.  G.,  lawyer,  o\\u-\'  h  e  ror  Morpui  and    Maiivais- 

tero  street^,  res  s  s  West  State  street. 
Taylor  William,  painter,  res  e  s  Burton  street. 
Taylor  William  H.,  Kev,  res  cor  Mulberry  and  Kast  sts. 
Taylor  C.  A,  farmer,  res  south  of  High  School. 
Taylor  Margaret,  operative  Home  ^fanufaeturing  Co. 
Taylor  Andrew  J,  carriage  painter,  res  e  s  Burton  street. 
Taylor  Frank  C,  insuranec  agent,  s  e  cor  sijuare. 
Taylor  Isaae,  polieenian,  res  s  s  Reid  street. 
Taylor  .Tohn,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  k  Sons. 
Taylor  Charles,  engineer,  res  n  w  eor  llrown  street. 
Tayloi"   Speneer,  w«irks   tor   Il»»ward   »^    Tliontpsun,  res  e  s 

Xorth  Main  street. 
Ta/.well  William,  laborer,  \-{;ri  C\>urT  street. 
'I'ett  Willis,  jtorter  at  Dayton  Iftiuse. 
Ten  Eyck,  C.  H.,  agent  for  Uuite<l  States  K.\-pres^  Vo. 
Ten  Hyck  M.  S,  el(;i-k  at  [^nitetl  Status  K.xprcss  otKee. 
Tennier  Henry,  laborer,  res  bet  Westand  Sandy  streets. 
Tennier  William,  laborer,  boards  with  Henry  Tennier. 
Tendick  (iodfric<l,  sen,  tailor,  rus  Clay  avenue. 
Tendiek  Derrick,  wliitewashcr,  res  Morton  avenue. 


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Tendick  Godfried,  jr,  shoemaker,  shop  w  s  South  Main  st, 

3  doors  south  of  square,  res  e  s  South  Main  street. 
Tendiek  John,  shoemaker,  boards  with  Derrick  Tendick. 
Ten<lick  John,  jilasterer,  res  e  s  Ma<leira  street. 
Terry  Silas,  carpenter,  s  e  cor  West  and  Court  streets. 
Thayer  Henry  K,  res  Female  Academy. 
Thayer  Gilbert,  A.  M.  Principal  Female  Academy. 
Thayer  L.  P,,  physioiim,  res  e  s  West  street. 
Thomas  Xlalinda,  res  u  a  West  Stiite  street. 
Thomas  William,  res  n  s  College  avenue. 
Thomas  John,  life  insurance  agent,  office  w  a  .square. 
Thompson  ^fichael,  miller,  res  s  s  North  street. 
Thomp.son  Wm,  tarmer,  res  cor  Church  at  aud  Morton  av. 
Thompson  S*.  II,  brick  mason,  res  e  s  Church  street. 
Thorn  George,  caqjenter,  res  s  e  cor  Morton  avenue. 
Thornbury  Willijini,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  k  Sons. 
Thornborrow  John,  attendant  at  Insane  Asylum. 
Thornborrow  Stephen,  carpenter,  res  e  s  West  street. 
Thornton  Sar.ah,  res  s  e  cor  College  aud  Prospect  streets. 
Thwing  Henry,  clcj-k,  boards  with  Mi*s.  Piersou. 
Thwing  W.  H,  res  cor  Morgan  and  AVcsfc  streets. 
TifF  Willi.am,  teamster,  res  w  s  Saiidy  street. 
Tift  Orson,  teamstei-,  res  College  av,  ou  C  &  A  E.  It. 
Tilton  Peter,  dry  goods  merchant,  res  n  s  West  St;vtc  st. 
Tillmaim  Ondcreick,  chair  maker,  n  s Lafayette  avenue. 
Tingle  Henry,  laborer,  res  e  s  i^orth  Main  street 
Tingle  Warren,  laborer,  res  w  s  Clay  avenue. 
Tijigle  Harriet,  operative  Home  Manufacturing  Company. 
Tobin  William,  laborer  on  Beccraft's  brick  yard. 
Tobin  Xf orris,  works  C  tt  A  R  R. 

Todd  Smith,  painter,  res  cor  College  av  aud  Sandy  street. 
Tomlin  Bell,  Mrs,  widow,  res  cor  South  Main  and  Yates  sts. 
Tonilin  Rlioda,  widow,  res  w  s  Washington  avenue. 
Tomlinson  Joseph,  merchant  tailor,  s  w  cor  of  square. 
Torry  Mary,  widow,  res  e  s  ]<]ast  street 
Torrence  Archie,  laborer,  boards  with  A.  Barrowraan. 
Towers  Richard,  blacksmith,  res  ws  Clay  avenue. 
Towers  Sarah,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  Sz  Sons. 
Towers  William,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  Sz  Sous. 

Towei-s ,  Mi-s,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  it  Sons. 

Towers  Robert,  car^icntcr,  res  e  s  Clay  avenue. 

Towers  Robert,  spinner  for  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons.  ; 


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JACKSONVILLE    CITY    DinECTOUY. 


Tovvning  John,  marble  polisher. 

Trabue  John,  clerk  of  Morgan  comity  conrt. 

Trabue  Dennis,  works  C  &  A  R  "R. 

Trotter  W.  D,  Rev,  res  s  s  East  State  st,  13  c  Hardin  av. 

Troy  Thomas,  works  T  W  &  W  R  R, 

Turner  J.  B.,  horticulturist,  res  No.  108,  College  avenue. 

Turner  C.  "W,  clerk  for  J.  Kibbe,  res  Clay  avenue. 

Turley  &  Dnnlap,  diy  goods  merchants,  n  e  cor  square. 

Turley  Thomas,  res  cor  fiailroad  street  and  Franklin  street 

TJ. 

XJliner  Charles,  cook  at  Lisane  Hospital. 

Underwood  C.  R,.  carpenter,  res  n  e  cor  Washington  and 

East  streets.  '  , 

IJnder^vood  J.  .W,  carpenter,  res  same. 
Upliam  B.  R,  res  Prairie  street,  north  of  State  street. 
Upham  Benjamin,  grocer,  res  w  s  Prairie  srroi?t. 
Up  Degnift  Augustine  M,  .stair  builder,  res  s  c  rornor  l*j:iKt 

and  Mulberry  street-^. 
Lfp  Degnift  .fohii,  carpenter,  res  Kiu*t  College  street. 

'V. 

Valentine  John,  laborer,  res  n  s  Grove  street. 

Viilentine  Ueury,  laborer,  res  n  a  Grove  street. 

Valin  Charles,  shoemaker,  s  s  square. 

Vanzant  AV.  W,  carpenter,  res  e  s  Hardin  avenue. 

Vanhuuten  George,  prop'r  Dayton  House,  w  a  Sandy  street. 

Vanhoutcn  John,  cai'penter,  res  s  s  Court  street. 

Vanhollenger  William,  life  insurance  agent. 

Van  Tyle ,  Mrs,  widow,  res  cor  Fayette  and  Lafayette. 

Van  Winkle  Julia,  Mrs,  res  c  s  Eitst  M.^  2  s  College  stre«.;t. 

V'tuizant  George,  carpenter,  works  for  David  Lace}-. 

\  asconcellos  Joseph,  laborer,  res  n  s  Indepeiidein-o  avenue. 

V-.uiconeelios  .Tohn  C,  wagon  maker,  res  w  s  Mad(?ira  street. 

\  iusconeellos  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  Burton  avenue. 

\  asconcellos  Knianuel,  laborer,  res  w  s  Mudeini  street, 

A^:weoncel!o»  Mary,  wi«low,  res  u  w  cor  Prairie  ami  Ma<leini. 

Vaseoncellos  Antonio,  grocer,  res  n  s  Court  street. 

Vaui^hn  Rufus,  drayman,  res  u  s  Court  street 

Vearia  .J"o3cph,  laborer,  von  north  part  city,  st  not  known. 


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Veira  Joseplj,  res  e  s  North  Main  street 

Veira  Emanuel,  laborer,  res  nortli  part  city,  st  not  known. 

A^'eini  Joseph,  ]»oliceman,  n  s  T  W  &  W  R  R. 

Veini  John,  laborer,  res  n  s  T  W  &  W  R  li. 

Veira  Jock,  laborer,  res  Burton  avenue. 

Veira  Frank,  laborer,  res  w  s  Madeira  .street 

Veitch  Silas,  carpenter,  res  w  b  Church  street. 

Veitch  WiUiam  C-,  teller  Central  Illinois  Banking  and 

Savings  Association,  res  w  s  Church,  cor  of  lieid. 
Vickery  William,  baker,  res  e  s  West  street 
Vick  Joseph,  school  teacher,  res  w  s  West  street 
Vickery  John,  clerk  at  Dines  restaurant 
Yiera  Gregory,  laborei",  res  3i  s  T  W  &  W  E  R. 
Vincent  Joseph,  laborer,  res  w  s  Madeii-a  street. 
Vogt  J.  A,  laborer,  res  e  s  Ea.st  street 
Vogee  M.  H,  carriage  maker,  works  for  Richards  &  Co. 
Voorahees  Stephen,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  &,  Sons. 
Vorshees  Stephen  G,  res  c  s  K^orth  Main  street. 


AVatldell  John,  boards  witli  W.  B.  Carncs. 

Waddell  John,  c:ir[ienter,  res  w  s  Church  street. 

Wadsworth  A.  C,  i*es  s  s  (irove  street,  1  w  ol' I'rospct^L 

Wagner  James,  laborer,  res  s  s  Ann  sti-eet. 
.  Wagner  George,  clerk  for  Catlin  &  Williams. 
■  Wahle  W.,  «lyer  and  scourer,  res  Xo.  3,  s  e  cor  square. 
;  Wait  S,  res  e  s  Sandy  street. 

■■  Walsh  Michael,  laborer,  works  for  T.  &  F.  Tveener. 
[  Walkley  Dnniel,  blacksmith,  res  cor  College  and  Sandy  sts. 

Walkor  (ieorge,  shoemaker,  work.^  for  W.  A.  Bnhre. 

Walker  Lois,  widow,  les  e  s  (-hiin-li  street. 

Walker  Samuel,  W()rks  for.joscjtii  Capps  A;  Sons. 

Walker  Fred,  carpenter,  res  w  s  AVest  street. 

Wallace  Hardin,  Rev,  Tastor  Brooklyn  M.  Iv.  Church,  res  s 
s  East  Stiite  street. 

AVallace  Marion,  teacher,  boai-ds  Rev.  Hardin  Wallace. 

AVard  Frank,  attendant  :i\  Insane  A.syh.ni. 

AVard  Barney,  attendant  at  Insane  Asylum. 

Ward  John  N.,  news  dealer,  South  .Main  st,  1  m  jiost  office, 
boards  with  C.  A.  ('atlin,  cor  Morpin  and  AVcst  sts. 


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JACKSONVILLE   CITS,'    DlttKCTORY, 


WAIll)  A.  J,  clerk  for  John  X.  Ward. 
"Wiird  John,  l}iboi*er  on  Beecraft's  brick  yard. 
WARD  [8RAKL,  iiisurauce  aj^^ent,  res  w  <»  Randv  street, 
AVarner  Theodore,  attendant  at  Tiisaiie  Hospital. 
"WAKXKR  JACOB,  [ihysieinn,  res  s  8  Ea^st  College  avcnnc. 
AVjiriioj-  IIarri.-^i^  Ulsuikkisiith,  works  for  James  Scatty 
Warner  J.  JI,  blacksmitli,  res  e  s  West  street. 
Warren  Ann,  \vido\r,  res  s  e  eoj-  Z^forth  and  Church  streets. 
WashinjTtoii  Henry,  res  witli  Senator  Yates. 
Watts  John  W,  carpenter,  res  e  s  Eiv^t  street. 
AVatki-  ;  Thomas,  tailor,  works  for  Charles  Playden. 
Watkinson  Isaac,  earp'r,  res  s  w  cor  CoUesre  and  Diamond. 
Watters  Garrett,  works  for  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons. 
Watters  Ct,  laborer,  res  e  b  Pine  street 
Waters  Mary,  works  for  Joseph  Ca]>pR  <t  Sons, 
Waynian  Charles,  blacksTnith,  cor  Collesfe  av  and  Main  Rt, 
A\''ea,ver  Mary  A,^  widow,  res  s  s  State  street,  7  e  Hardin  J«r. 
Webster  Henry,  rra  cor  Collen^e  and  Clay  avcnnes. 
AVegman  .Tohn,  baker,  works  for  P.  A.  Brehm,  e  s  square. 
Weil  Leopold,  res  South  Main  street. 
AVi'll  Edward,  res  Oollei::e  av,  bet  Sandy  and  Church  sts. 
Weil  8c  Brother,  i-lothiers,  w  s  square. 
Wuidcn  .John,  liiirber,  s  s  AVost  State  street. 
AVeij^and  Leopold,  res  e  s  North  street. 
A\k'lls  Joseph  11,  plasterer,  res  n  e  ev)r  .\I<»rton  avontie. 
AVelis  T.  M,  photosrrapher,  res  n  s  J^ast  Colle2:e  avenue. 
Wells  Jc!«e}:ili^  brick  niasou,  res  Clay  avenue. 
AVellei-  .Icssc,  res  s  s  Collenfe  aveinie. 
^V,-!c]i  Micliael,  dni^'man,  res  n  s  Lafayette  avenue. 
Welch  1).  W,  boards  with  J.  E.  Welch. 
Welch  Hannah,  widow,  res  n  s  Lafayette  avenue. 
Welch.  J.  E.,  udllov,  rep  East  Collefre  st,  1  c  Clay  av. 
AVcloh  Xicliolas,  laborer,  res  Collec^e  avenue. 
A\''clch  Michael,  laborer,  boards  with  Perrv  Doolan. 
AVclch  Michnol,  grocer,  res  u  a  T  W  &,  V^'ji  K. 
AVest  AndroM'  J,  engineer  C  &  A  R  R. 
West  Timothy,  carpenter,  res  Hardin  avenue. 
AVest  A.  1[,  carriage  trimmer,  works  for  Richards  Sc  Co. 
A7cst  Abbic,  works  for  .Toseph  Ca]")ps  k  Sons. 
AVheelcr  .John  A[,  c:;rpenter,  res  c  s  Diamond  st. 
WTlite  J.  G".,  l^cv,  editor  and  proprietor  Protestant  Mis- 
sionary, s  e  cor  square,  up  stairs,  res  s  s  East  North  st. 


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White  F.  M,  laborer,  res  s  s  College  st,  '2  e  Church  st 
AVhite  Michael,  laborer,  res  eor  Morton  and  Clay  avenues. 
AVhite  Pierie,  laborer,  boards  iliehaei  White. 
AVliite  J.  C,  tailor,  works  Joel  Goodrick,  res  College  st. 
Wliite  Morgan,  blacksmith,  works  cor  College  ancl  Sandy. 

Whitlock  Si.  Sallaher,^^  attorneys  at  la^,  a  ^  sqr. 

AVhitiock  Herbet,  judge  Morgan  county  court 

AA''hite  Thonuis,  clerkVvcs  n  w  cor  Grove  and  Diamond  sts. 

Whitney  H.  G,  carpenter,  work.<?  David  Lacey. 

AVhitman  M.  E,  operative.  Home  Manufacturing  Company. 

Whipple  S.  L,  physician,  res  s  w  cor  (Joilege  aveuue. 

AVhitehead  James,  clerk,  res  e  s  Main  st.  -? 

AVhitehead  Daniel,  jeweler,  res  s  w  cor  Ann  and  Church. 

Wild  Samuel,  carpenter,  res  eor  East  College  and  Clay  avs. 

Wilhoit  Ancel,  clerk,  Home  Manufacturing  Company. 

AVilhoit  A.  A'",  res  w  s  Hunlin  avenue. 

Willard  J.  P.,  phv.-;ieian,-<*riice,  ^luin  st,  opp.  Strawu's  Hall, 

A\'iilanl  II.  .V,  Airs,  res  s  s  State  st.  i 

AVilsoti   Wm,  painter,  res  s  e  eor  Mauvai.sterre  and  College. 

Wil.son  Hugii,  carpenter,  ves  e  s  Hiirdin  :iv. 

AV'ils(Ui  Andrew,  grocer,  res  w  s  Church  st, 

Wilson  David,  earpeiiter,  w<irks  Hugh  AVil.-ion, 

Wil.son  Li/./.ie,  works  Joseph  (\ipps  ,f-  Sons. 

Wil.xon  Sallie,  \v«>rks .fuseph  Capps  <J-  Sons. 

Wilson  Charles,  uur.seryman,  res  s  s  Prospect  .st. 

AiVilson  TJ.  Brady,  genend  ngent  fur  tlie  New  York  Life 

Insuraiice  (.'ompany,  boards  with  J)r.  Shirley. 
Wilson  AVni,  painter,  res  eor  College  an<l  Mauvaisterre  sts. 
AVILLIA.ACS  AV.  J,  photognq»her,  u  e  eor  .scinare. 
Williams  E.  (\  Mrs,  widow,  res  s  s  East  Morgan  street 
Williams  .rolm,  laborer,  res  e  s  .Mauvaisterre  street. 
Williams  William,  works  (\^  A  \l  U. 
WilPams  Joliii  C,  deputy  slieritl^  of  .Morgan  eounty. 
William.-ion  Joseph,  grocer,  res  n  w  eor  Ann  anil  (/hurch. 
Williani.son  E/ekiel,  attendant  at  Insane  A.<ylum. 
A\'illiamsoii  .lohn,  boanls  at  Western  House. 
^\'ilIiaiMson  .lames,  grocer,  res  ii  s  (/«)llege  street. 
Williamson  &  Brother,  grocers,  s  .>;  AV.  state,  C  w  s«piare. 
AVilkinson  L.  A,  clerk,  li<»ards  with  Mi's.  Allyu, 
AV ILKIXSO.X   rsUAKL,  Snp>  City  Sehool.s.  otH.-e  at  High 

School. 
AVimmerstedt  x\,  K,  Pr<»f,  (»f  .Musie  [Ilinois  Female  College, 


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Wintcrbottom  Jesde,  blacksmith,  works  for  James  Scott. 
AViswali  Soinanthe,  Avidow,  res  s  g  "West  State  street. 
Wiswall  TI.  C,  res  s  s  Ctvovo  street. 
Wi.swall  11.  C,  Vice  President  Central  Illinois  Bank  Assooia- 

tioM,  res  s  s  Morgsm  street. 
Wislibricli  Fred,  butcher,  res  n  s  College  avenue. 
Witiock  Arnold,  washerman  at  Insiine  Asylum. 
Wood  AVilliam,  carpenter,  res  Xo.  22,  EiWt  Mori^m  street. 
A\''ood  William,  druggist,  boards  with  W.  Wood. 
Woods  A.  C,  res  No."  32,  e  s  South  Mauvaisterre  street. 
Wood  AVilliara  R,  clerk,  res  1^'^ast  Morgan  r.treet. 
Wood  Benjamin,  carriage  trimmer,  boards  Mrs.  Pattei-scn. 
Wood  Abi*aham,  carpenter,  res  s  s  College  street. 
Wood  Henry  H,  bookkeeper  for  M.  P.  Ayers  k  ('o. 
Wood  M.  D,  Mrs,  widow,  res  s  s  Jordon  street. 
WOOD  N.  X,  Rev,  res  u  w  cor  North  and  Church  streets. 
WOOD  GEORGE  G,  Rev,  res  n  e  cor  College  arenne  and 

Church  streets.        I;  : 

Woods  Samuel,  wheelwright,  works  for  Richards  &,  Co.   i 
Woods  \[ary.  Miss,  res  Idiotic  Asylum. 
WoodmaJi  W.   C,  dry  goods  merchant,  No.  1,  Stra\vn's 

Hall,  ^<  s  s<jn:ire,  res  Wood  Lawn,  east  end. 
Woodman  A.  T,  ro><  n  w  cor  Fayette  and  Court  streets. 
WoMdninii,  Wiilljute  T,  clerk,  res  W(>o<l  I^awn,  e:ust  end. 
Woodman  W.  S,  artist,  res  same. 
Wotxlman  T.  S.,  clerk,  res  same. 
Woodford  Sophia,  widow,  res  a  s  Grove  street. 
Wolcott  E,  res  n  s  College  av,  near  Kosciusko  sti'oet. 
Wolcott  EUas,  miller,  res  n  w  cor  Goltra  and  College  av. 
Wolcott,  Knox  &  Co.,  millers,  oa  T  W  &  W  R  R,  bet  West 

and  Sandy  streets. 
Wolcott  Eli>:iir,  res  cor  College  av  and  Prospect  streets. 
Wright  T.  W.,  lumberman,  w  s  North  Main  street,  on  T  W 

Sc  W  R  R,  res  n  e  cor  Prairie  and  Rcid  streets. 
AVright  Henry  T,  carpenter,  works  Henry  Irvine,  u  s  Grove. 
WRrGHT-J.''R,  Rev,  boards  with  Joseph  Ramsey. 
Wyatt  William,  carpenter,  works  for  Loar  &  Bruce. 
Wyatt  William,  carpenter,  res  w  s  Diamond  street. 
Wykotf  Albert,  brick  moulder,  res  a  s  Aun  street. 


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Yates  &  Spates,  real  estate  agents,  office  s  s  East  State  st, 
Yates  E,icliard,  U-  S.  Senator,  res  u  s  East  St;ite  street. 
Yates  rienry,  stndenr.  res  with  lion   Richard  Yates.  | 

Yates  Abner,  res  s  s  East  State  strtot.  ' 

York  Alfred,  wks  Edirraon's  brick  yard,  res  w  s  Diamond. 
A'ork  Thomas,  works"  T  W  A   ^VRR  freight  depot. 
Young  J.  W,  (Hockenhull,  Young  &  Co.,)  res  e  s  square.       \ 
Young  Peter,  saddler,  boards  No.  3,  South  Mauvaisterre  st. 
Young  Samuel,  carpenter,  res  u  s  Beardstown  street. 
Young  Howard,  printer,  boards  No.  3,  South  Mauvaisterre. 

Z. 

Ziegler  George,  scgar  maker  for  B.  &,  0.  J.  Pyatt,  bds  Avith 
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Afjentit,  Itmin-aiice. 
Bancroft  Joseph,  ollice  ii  e  cor  of  ^he  square, 
Dickerinau  E.  D,  office  a  s  of  the  squiire. 
Ellis  Stephen,  ^Tew  York  Life. 

McDonald  Charles,  Nc^v  York  Life,  ofHce  n  8  square. 
MctloiiJiiil  A.  N,  «)Hice  s  s  square. 
Parsons  L.  R,  w  s  s(\uaro. 
Stacey  Matthew,  -s  c  cor  6«iuurc,  up  stairs. 
Stronj;  S.  K,  n  s  square. 
Taylor  Francis,  s  e  cor  scjuare. 

^if/riits,  Itenl  ICstatc. 
Jomieson  Thomas,  ctHca  with  E.  P.  Kirbj,  w  s  squiire. 
Yates  Sc  Spates,  s  s  East  State,  2  east  of  square,  up  staii-s. 
^U/riritltartil  Iiujtleiiictif-n. 

Broad-well  "William  H.,  w  $  South  Main  st,  6  s  square. 
Hall  J.  W,  cor  College  avenue  and  South  Main  street. 
Massey  Henry  H,  east  side  square. 

^Li'chitrctM  and  Biiildei'S. 

Gass  Benjamin,  office  n  s  Washington  st,  2  w  East  street; 

Auctionetn'S  and  Connnission  Jle-rclumts. 
Ellicock  William,  south  side  square. 
Simpson  H,  south  side  s(iaare. 

lianJecrs, 
Ayers  M.  P.  &  Co.»  west  side  of  the  square. 
Hockenhull,  King  &  Elliott,  east  side  of  square. 
Pirst  ]jrationaI  Bank,  north  side  of  square. 


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Harbors. 
Clons  k  Fike,  soutli  side  of  square. 
Bauiiiijfii-t  n,  hair  dresser,  s  e  cor  of  s(|n:ire. 
Fink  Peter,  .shop  w  3  N"ortli  Main  st.  Mansion  House  block. 
GoiLsulves  Cr,  shop  s  e  cor  square,  up  stairs. 
Rouiitree  Thomas,  e  s  Soutli  Main  street,  n  of  post  oliice. 

Hook  JBinder. 
MooUer  k  Ebcrhard,  west  side  West  State  si  roof. 
J  loot  and  Slior  3l(t/ccrs  and  D  filers. 
Bancroft  H,  north  cast  ror  of  the  squjire. 
Buiire  A.  W,  shop  c  3  Sandy,  3  north  of  s'|iiaro. 
Dolijns  k  Co.,  u  s  of  the  square,  2  e  of  Sandy  st. 
Col)b3  W.  A.  s«uith  side  of  the  square. 
Fletcher  /L  (J,  n  s  East  State  street,  5  Ea.«t  of  sijuari'. 
Ifiittield  Lewis,  north  west-  cor  of  tJie  square. 
Ifockini;  Rirhard,  nortli  side  of  Coin-t  strri-r. 
.Tohnson  k  Company,  west  side  of  .<qinire. 
Marcy  &  Brother,  sonti>  side  of  square. 
Ross  &  Co.,  n«)rth  side  of  s([uarc. 
Smith  Talma,  0  s  .\orth  .Main  st,  4  north  of  sfpnin-. 
Tendick  Godfried,  shop  w  s  South  Main  st,  '1  s  of  s.|nare, 

Jirii-I,-    Ytirds. 
Beecraft  Join.  I-f,  n  s  T  W  &  W  R  R.  east  eity  liniit.-^. 
Fdgnion  Alexander,  e  s  Prosser,  2  s  of  Grove  streets. 

lit  t  hers. 
Brehm  Philip  A.,  east  side  of  the  square. 
Ivackinan  k  Hacknian,  east  side  of  the  square. 
Justice  S.imnel  B,  south  west  cor  of  the  square. 

Carpenters  and  Jiii'ddcrs. 
Gass  Benjamin  F.,  u  s  Wa.shinijton,  2  \v  of  Fast  st. 
Jjoar  I'c  Brnce,  shoi»  •^'•'•'^f  •'''<-^<-'  -^"^orrh  Sandv  street. 
Howard  &  Thompson,  w  s  Samly.  on  T'  AV  k  W  R  U. 

Curr'nujr  an<l   U'df/on   M/maf/frfnrcrs. 
Gtiy  &  Bourn,  cor  College  av  and  Sandy  street. 
Ifiiyden  .K<hv;inl,  w  s  i'last,  2  s  of  ^[ori^an  street. 
Iluniphrey  Charles,  cor  College  and  Sandv  streets. 
Lee  Philip,  \v  s  Xorth  Sandy  street. 
MeCoole  Willijnn,  n  s  Wcst'State  street. 
Richards  &  Co.,  e  s  Sandy  st,  bet  Xorth  and  Court  st.^. 
Sciuilcs  .;,  n  s  .\rorgan  st,  het  Sandy  and  West  streets. 


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Cif/avn  and  Toba<:r.o. 

Myers  &  Knollenberg,  east  side  of  square. 
Pyatt  B.  F.  &  0.  J.,  west  side  of  the  square. 

Clothi^rrs. 

Arnold  k  Brother,  north  side  of  the  square. 
Goodrick  J,  north  side  square,  3  east  of  Sandy  street. 
Hacket  J.  H.,  marble  front,  south  side  of  square. 
Lelimau  k  Eppinger,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Rawlings  Daniel,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Rotkschilds  &  Dresbach,  north  side  of  square. 
Weil  Sl  SrotlieF.  clotluei-a,  w  s  square. 

dynf'ectlonerieis, 
Bunn  k  Cox,  South  Main  st,  4  doors  north  of  post  office. 
Brehm  Philip  A.,  east  side  of  the  -square. 
Corcoran  H.  W.,  uortli  west  cor  square. 
iCacknian  k  Ilaekniau,  oast  side  of  the  square. 
Sinun.-»  k  Robertson,  north  side  of  the  square. 
VVillianis  k  Brother,  3  s  "West  State  street. 

Ctto/trrs. 

Lamport  J.  P.,  shop  in  i-ear  City  JMills. 

J}futists. 

Black  G.  V,  north  side  square,  1  e  Chainbei"s  store. 
Ifenry  Charles,  north  ea.st  eor  public  square. 
Better  J.  .M,  south  side  of  the  .square. 
Sawyer  C.  Iv,  n  s  Court,  bet  West  and  Sandy  streets. 

Dress  JCahin//  and  Jnilienrs. 
Alkire  Patsey,  East  State  street. 
Barker  M.  M.  F,  north  side  of  the  square. 
Coo  Mar3%  north  east  corner  of  tlie  square. 
Hdwards  Kli/.abeth,  south  east  cor  of  the  square. 
Foster  M.  li,  Mi-s,  south  e:ust  corner  of  the  square. 
Pock  Francis,  East  State  st,  5  cast  of  East  street 
Price  Eli/ca,  north  we.st  corner  of  the  square. 
Smith  Margaret,  u  s  Morgan  street,  2  east  of  East  street. 
Stephenson  E,  Mx's,  north  east  corner  of  the  square. 
Stewart  .Annie  M,  Mrs,  west  side  of  the  square. 

J>ri{-f/f/Ltis. 

Carter,  Beesly  k  Co.,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Campbell  it  UcLeuw,  east  .side  of  the  square. 
Ootitch  Ezra,  north  side  of  the  square. 


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Hatch  J.,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Hockenhnll,  Yonng  &  Co.,  east  side  of  the  sqnare. 
Lncas  C.  J,  w  s  Xorth  Main  st,  bet  Court  and  Xorth  sts. 
Rock'well,  Adams  tt  Co.,  north  aide  of  the  sqnare. 
Stephenson  Kobert  E.  &  Co.,  north  side  of  the  sqnare. 

Dry  Goo(7,s. 
Dayton  <fc  Smith,  north  side  of  tiie  square. 
Dewey  W.  K.  &  A.  A.,  south  west  corner  of  the  sqnare. 
Dnrfee  &  Brown,  south  side  of  the  square. 
Don  Carlos,  Tilton  it  Co.,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Fitch  &  Bancroft,  north  east  corner  of  the  square. 
Hamiltoa  E,  south  east  corner  of  tlie  square. 
Hayden  &  Ransom,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Hook's  New  Store,  north  side  of  the  square.   . 
Kibbe  J,  north  side  of  the  square. 
Lehman  &.  Eppinger,  west  side  of  tlie  sqnare. 
Nevill  8c  CrCWell,  south  side  of  the  sqnare. 
Smith  &  Barr,  south  side  of  the  square. 
Stephenson  &  Woods,  cjist  side  of  tlie  square. 
Tuney  Sc  J)unlap,  n  e  corticr  of  tlie  square. 
"Woodman  W.  C,  ^o.  1,  Str.uvn's  Hall,  south  side  square. 

Dyc'i'  mid  Scoiird'. 
TXTallle  "W.,  south  east  corupr  of  the  square. 

Fimndry  and  Macliiii^  Shops. 
Dangcriield  James,  junction  of  C  (t-  A  R  li. 
Hammond  Aaron,  west  .-ide  Main  sr,  1  south  of  College  st. 
J'^iiriiifiirc  jyetilvrs. 

Anderson  it  Corcoran,  ^vest  side  of  the  square. 
Baker,  Rottsrer  &  Co.,  west  side  Main  street,  1  s  of  scjuare. 
Branson  William,  eiust  side  of  the  sqnare. 
Ilarri.son  William,  south  side  of  the  square. 
Johnson  it  Glover,  east  side  of  the  square. 
Giis  and  Stcnin  I'ipe  I^'ittet: 

Armstrong  Alexander,  shop  w  s  S.  Main  st,  5  s  square. 

G'l'ii'tn  Dealers. 

Lax  E.  C,  office  w  s  Sandy  st,  on  T  W  &  W  R  R. 
Mayfield  it  Fanning,  n  s  T  W  &  W  R  R. 

G-rocers. 
Allen  Washington,  west  side  Main  st,  4  south  of  square. 
Alves  J,  east  side  of  South  Maiii  street. 


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Brown  <t  Hall,  ca«t  side  of  the  square. 
Baker  George,  north  west  corner  of  the  square. 
Chambers  &  Brother,  north  side  of  the  square. 
Corcoran  Wm.  H.,  north  west  corner  of  the  square. 
Craig  &  Bibb,  No.  3,  East  State  street 
De  Preitas  &  Vasconcellos,  s  w  cor  State  and  East  streets. 
Ebey  L.  C,  east  side  of  the  square. 
FitZSimmonS  &.  CaSSell,  south  side  square. 
Figueira  Joseph,  north  side  Court  street,  3  west  Sandy. 
Grassley  <t  Moore,  east  side  of  square. 
Hayden  &  Brotlier,  south  side  State,  bet  Sandy  and  West  sts. 
Hayden  &  Ransom,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Kackman  it  Hackraau,  east  side  of  tlie  square. 
Lambert  &  Scott,  north  west  corner  of  the  square. 
Met<5alf  &  Brother,  Xo,  3,  xTorth  Main  street 
Ryan  P.  H,  ifo.  7,  East  State  street.  %_ 

Simms  <t  Robertson,  north  side  of  the  square,  i 
Simmons  B.  H.,  south  side  East  State  street  f 
Williamson  it  Brotlier,  s  s  West  State  street       I 

Caitituiiths. 
S,[V:VAUi  k  BROTIIKlt,  It  s  West  State,  (5  w  of  square. 
Moss  it  Boyce,  n  s  Ea.st  State  st,  bet  square  and  East  street 

jrar<lirare  Merchaniit. 
Carter,  Beesly  &L  Co.,  ^vest  side  of  the  square. 
Rockwell,  Adams  <f-  Co.,  north  side  of  the  square. 
Gurley,  Pratt  •f-  Collins.,  south  side  of  the  square. 
Mathers  J-  Wadsworth,  south  side  of  the  square. 

J£ats,  Citps  and  Fuvs. 

Goltnx  <t  Son,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Hackett  J.  H.,  marble  front,  south  side  of  the  square. 
Rothschilds  .r  Dresbach,  north  side  of  the  square. 
WEll.  J-  r.RC'J^HEU,  west  .side  of  the  siinare. 

JlarnrsM  Makers. 
Iluntly  E.  W.  .f-  Co.,  south  side  of  the  .squai*e. 
RAP  I*  .(•  SON,  north  cast  corner  of  tlie  .siiuarc. 

Ifotelf!. 
Dunlap  House,  iCelsey  <f-  Brother,  south  side  of  West  State, 

between  West  and  Church  .streets. 
Mansion  House,  Ivelsey  <f'  Brother,  n  s  square. 
Union  Llouse,  s  w  cor  of  Main  and  Lafayette  avenue. 
AVesiteru  House,  west  side  of  the  square' 


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Jewelers. 
Ba>l£er  Fl*aJll£,  marble  front,  .south  aide  square. 
BAITM  B,  north  cast  corner  of  tlie  square. 
DAY  if'  iSTEinU}7.^,  south  side  of  the  square. 
DAYTOX  0.  E,  west  side  of  the  square. 
MASOX  TIIOKAS,  Xo.  8,  south  side  of  Morgan  street. 

'  Lftii't/ers, 

Brown  "William,  states  attorney,  office  in  the  oourt  house. 
Brown  8l  Epler,  ^outh  side  of  square,  up  stairs. 
Ciissell  II.  0,  west  s-de  of  the  square. 
Ketch.a.m  8l  Atkins,  "oi-th  west  cor  of  square. 
Ivirby  E.  P,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Long  Owen  M,  west  side  of  the  square. 
McClure  ^  Stryker,  north  side  of  the  square. 
Morrison  cj-  Kpler,  north  side  of  the  square. 
McMillan  James,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Robertson  J-  Barnes,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Rowen  James,  north  side  of  the  square. 
Sontcr  AV.  II,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Spcncor  J.  'P,  north  side  of  the  square. 
Springer  J.  T.,  north  side  of  the  scjuare. 
Taylor  T.  G.,  south  cast  corner  of  the  square. 
Whitlock  if-  Gallaher,  north  cast  corner  of  the  square. 

Jjircr;/  Stabics. 
Lacey  &  StOOlCey,  »  ^v  cor  Main  and  Xorth  streets. 
Springer  </•  Dunlap,  East  C'ourt  st,  2  east  Mauvaisterre  sts. 

JifuvOlii  Jh'.ttli'i's. 

Dagama  J.  F.,  n  c  <-xn'  Lafayette  av  and  West  streetjs. 
Ervine  ./•  Sheppard,  shop  o  s  of  Xoi-th  Main  Street. 
Sanford  E.  M.,  north  side  E:i8t  State  street, 
Smith  K.  G.  f  Go.,  w  s  State  street,  5  west  of 

Mtrfc/iaiit  'Tailors. 
Bnckthorpc  Plonry,  south  side  East  State  st,  7  e  of  square. 
Goodrick  Joi;!,  iioi-tli  west  corner  of  the  square. 
Ilaydcn  Charles,  west  .side  of  tlie  square. 
Tomlinson  JToseph,  south  west  corner  of  the  square. 
Weil  ,f'  Brother,  west  side  square. 

yetvsjutjurrs. 
Jacksonville  Daily  and  Weekly  Journal,  ]^o.  3,  N.  Main  st. 
Jacksonville  "Weekly  Sentinel,  ejist  side  of  the  square. 


Sandy, 


JACKSONVILLE    CITY    DIllECTORY. 


121 


News  and  J'o'iodical  Depots. 
Mason  E.,  s  ^  West  State  street,  4  west  of  the  square. 
Ward  J".  W.,  I^Torth  Main  street,  next  door  to  post  office. 

I'dinters,  Jloitsc  and  Sir/n. 
Benson  k  Comptou,  o  s  Sandy  st,  2  south  of  square, 
McDonnell  &  Brother,  east  side  ^S'orth  'Main  street. 

I^aper  Haityers, 
McDonnell  &  Brother,  No.  4,  Xorth  Main  street. 

J?/i  ototja-pliei-s. 
Cadman  A.  W.,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Gatlin  &  Williams,  north  east  corner  of  the  square. 
Cressey  Major  M.  R.,  west  side  of  the  square. 
Tandy  W.  P,  cast  side  of  the  square. 

Physicians. 

Eibb  S.  R.,  office  north  side  of  the  square. 
De  Leuw  William,  east  side  of  the  square.  y 

•Eagles  William,  north  side  of  Lafayette  avenue. 
Kellogg  A.  H.,  office  and  res  cor  East  st  and  College  av. 
Eling  W.  H,  Jacksonville  Infirmary,  w  s  Sandy  st. 
Lemon  W.  D.,  east  side  of  the  square. 
Prince  David,  Jacksonville  Infirmary, 
Shirley  G.  Y.,  office  J^o.  tJ,  East  State  street. 

I*faniu{/  Jlills. 

Cheatham  J.  C  ,  n  s  j^orth,  bet  ]\[auvaisterre  and  Main  sts. 

JPrinters,  Hook  and  ,Toh. 
Bailey  J.  R.,  east  side  of  the  square,  2  s  of  Court  st. 
Ironmonger,  J.  J.,  e  s  square,  n  e  cor  East  State  st. 
Smith,  G.  P.,  ^STo.  3,  Xorth  Main  street. 
White  J.  G.,  South  Mauvaisterre  st,  4  s  of  square. 

I'umj)  yrainifacturcrs. 
Cullcy  Workman,  south  cast  cor  State  and  East  streets. 
Gregory  k  Rust,  west  side  of  l^orth  Main  street. 

licsiaivrants. 
Carroll  M.  H.,  north  east  corner  of  the  squai-e. 
Dines  Richard,  north  side  of  the  square. 
Poe  &  Smiley,  4  s  of  square,  South  Mauvaisterre  st. 

Stoh.  Door  aiul  Blind   JCanufactiirc-J'S. 
McAhan  fi  Stull,  South  Sandy  st,  3  south  of  the  square. 
Mitchell  Si  Brother,  west  side  of  Saudy,  T  W  i  "\V-  R  R. 

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;  122 


.l.VCKSOXVIT,LK    CnV    UIliKCTOUY. 


I  St'itioiirrij  <ni<l  Jioo/c  Si'orcs. 

'  Catliu  Si  Thayer,  s-outh  side  of  the  s(iUiire. 

I  Davis  i'!:  Brother,  i'  •^  sc^naro,  <.\  c  cor  Kixsr  State  street. 

Sffn'r  Jitiilth-fs. 

i  Fearrou  k  Thornborrow,  n  c  cor  of  Xortli  uiitl  Saiulv  srs. 
j  Storc:i  <nnl  Tiiiii:(()-('. 

j  Fox  Sc  WoUs,  south  side  of  t.lie  square. 

I  Low'oy  J.  Iv,  cast  .side  of  the  s(juare. 

Russell  Cluirles  E,  Xo.  (J,  Kast  State  street, 

j  Stephenson  J.  T,  uortl)  side  of  the  square. 

I  Wlieeler  Si.  (x^lpin,*^  ^  South  Alain  st,  u  post  ofHce. 

i  Home  Manufactui'ing  Co.,  w  s  S.  .Main,  2  s  Gas  Woj-ks. 
I  Jackson viUe  Woolen  Mills,  w  s  Church,  T  ^VfcWR  R. 

i  North  Ea.st  Corner  Square, 


Jaclksonville, 


Illiziais". 


^>WM— ffnwriiiwiBMf  ■■■!  iMi  i.iMi  jtmr  n-TTmrriTrrr  wna-rrrr>r ^k-sT»g. ;a.i?Ta>iii-.-r. iir^TMgi aacisizara 

I^^cBONMiSSfL  ec  B210THUR, 

1  I)o:;ler  in 

Oils,  (ihiss,  ("m-rain  !''ixrures,  (.'oi-ds  and  Tassels, 
iroiiseaiid  S;a,"n  i'aintiuir,  l':'.|)er  Ifaniiinir. 
and  (.irainin^-. 

No.  4,  North  Main  Street, 

I'nder  -iournal  Ottice. 


'■■  Jacksonville, 


Illinois. 


GENERAL  INDEX. 


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FAOK. 

Abl)revi:itions 38 

Additions  ;uid  Corriitions 120 

Athciioinnn  23 

Biisitites  :Mirior 115,122 

Cntliolii;  Seli'jol.-- , 15 

(Jemetfric.> 33 

Citv  C'ojiiiei! _ 12 

Chiirc'lie> „ 15 

C<)lloiji-s  nud  Ao:idi'mies 20,27 

Dcdiciitioi) 3 

Dirtvtorv  i.f  Nnincs 38,113 

Pii-i;  Do]i:ii-Ii))cnt 13 

(Jciionil  Tiilc 1 

lUiimis  J  iisliltllioii  for  (In-  Di-iil'  mid  l^mnli 8 

]  lliii>ii>  Female  CoUeijo 24 

mill.'''  1  ii^iimtioii  r<o- tlu-  I'Miiiniioii  nC  (lie  lUind  10 

lllin.-i^  C.iK-ir.- 32 

I  ii'<ir)i>ir!iiiil  C<iin]iaiiie.- SM 

1  iitr<'Uiul(jr\"  5 

.JitckMiiivillc  City  'ItrKlc 12 

li.iiirv 33    i 


.1 
New 


■liniieis  :i 


iid  l'li1iiic:>ti"ii 


>i 


I'iirl^s. 


r..-l  Olli..-  ami  'Mails .^5 

I'liLIic  Scho.ll.- 35 

Vulilie  Si-lu>ol> 13 

I'iil.lif  Hails,  BloeU^,  Ofli.M-  and  Biuldiiij,'? 34 

Si'cn't  and  ]!(;icv()l>-ilt.  Sucivtie^  18 

Soii.-tie.-.  rtc 30 

.si>oteli  ol'  Jaeksonvillc 7,12 

iSlate  IJcnevolriit  Insliliition.^ 27,32 

Slitle  llosiiilul  for  tlie  Insane 11 

Tele;;rn|ili  Coiiijiaiiics 37 

'i'ran.-|K»rtniion  Companies 3G 


INDEX  TO  ADX'ERTISEMENTS. 

TAOE. 

AWou,  II.  N.,  (Springfield,) C8 

Amlerson  A:  Corcoran ^■^ 

Brohm,  P.  A V ^ 

liroiidwcll,  W.  H • 50 

Bunn  &  Cox,  pngc  H,  colored. 

Carter,  Bcosly  &  Co * ^^ 

Carroll,  M.  K 122 

(;.  K.  Eojis  &  Co.,  page  B,  colored. 
Corcoruu,  "W.  H.,  piigc  K,  colored. 
Drtvton  &  Smith,  page  H, colored. 

DiiMifs,  Fred.,  (Spriiiijticld,) C4 

Di.nl:ip  ll.nisr '■•" 

Fi^^iieirn,  J *'- 

Fit/cgerniUl,  J.  M.,  (JSpriiiirfield,) (iO 

Fitzsiininons  &  Cassell,  jiage  D,  colored. 

Gurley,  Pnitt  &.  Collins 48 

Guy  iS:  ]5oiirn  - <'»- 

]T:iwc,  W.  A.  v'c  C.  A 4S 

lluydcn  vV-  Brother _ "•' 

Home  ^lamifuctnrini!;  Comjmny,  pnge  E,  colored. 

Hownrd  S:  Thomjisou 48 

Illinois  State  Journal  Printing  Iloase,  Springfield,  Illinois ~ 127 

.Lioksonvillc  AVoolcn  ilills,  Joseph  Capps  &  Sons,  pnire  A,  colored. 

Jark.-Duville  Journal  Steam  Hook  iind  Job  OilicL 114 

Ju<.l:<i<)nvillc  Su:-gic:d  Infirmary S- 

Jacksouvillc  Nursery 54 

Jacksunvilli'  Stone  Yard,  J.  DaGiuiia,  proprietor 40 

JoJnisoii  &  Bradford,  (Siiriiig)icld,) 'J2 

Krllo--,  A.  II •>4 

Kelchain  iV:  Atkins 42 

L.icey  iS:  Stookey,  tup  card  mi  outside  cover  and  pau'c 70 

Lnml.ert,  11.  .t  II.  A-  Co 12C 

L:i;nperi,  J.  P 5C 

Lciuon,  \V.  D.,  -M.  1) o2 


—  1 


JxVCKSONVILLE   CITY   DIKECTOUY. 


125 


PAGE. 

:McDonncll  A-  Brother 5C 

:McDonnell  &  Brother _ 122 

McDonald,  Charles,  see  top  oard  outside  cover. 

I\rftnsion  House 66 

ilarcy  &  Brother,  page  E,  colored. 

Mathers  &  Wadsworth 46 

Miller,  George,  page  I,  colored. 
Myers  <&  Knollenberg,  page  K,  colored. 
Neville  &  Crowell,  page  C,  colored. 

Protestant  Miissionary 113 

Kcevcs,  M.  0.,  (Springfield,) 64 

lievere  House,  (Springfield,) _ 70 

llokkcr,  H.  W.,  (Springfield,) 66 

liockwell,  Adams  &  Co.,  page  G,  colored. 

Rothschilds  &  Dresbach,  page  J,  colored. 

Smith  Barr  &  Co.,  page  F,  colored.  -^ 

Springer  A'  Duulap : ^ ijO 

Stevenson  &  AVoo<ls,  page  A,  eoloreil. 

Struwn's  Hall 44 

Tuiidiek,  Gotlfrietl,  rartl  oiit.<«id('  i-over  and , 5G 

Ward,  J.  N 72 

"VVeber  &  Ido,  (Springfield,) G8 

"Wheeler  &  Qalpin _ 39 

Wiegand  >&  Widmuyer "54 

"Woodman,  W.  C,  i)age  I,  colored. 

"Woods  &  llenkle 58 


12(1 


.IACKSO.\'VIL7.!0    CfTY    DIUKLTORV. 


AIiTEKATIONS   AND  CORRSCTICNS, 

iiiil  Xitnifn  Hrri-iri-il  tint  T^iile  J'i,r  <:ln.tsijiciitiott. 

IJoyd  Wiiliaii;,  iKirtor  iit  rhc  \r:in.sioii  House,  n  s  sqnnn-. 

Coiiilis  .!.  JI.,  ciurks  for   Uaiu-rofc,  boot  and  shoe  store,  l'<I.s 
ar  rlic  Ii'aiisioii  ironso. 

l>(>oiaii  IJiidii-et,  {laiiti-y  iciri  at  the  .Mansion  Ilonso. 

Don  Carlos,  Piack  v'c  Co.,  <li"y  i^oods  meivluiuts,  w  s  square. 

Dmilai)  ''jiiHes,  clork  at  First  Xatiouiii  Bank,  n  s  square. 

Onnergau  Mairi;io,  diului^  room  sciri  at  Mansion  House. 

Floury  d.  R..  cifi-ix-  at  II(»ok'.-<  dry  i;-oods  store,  ii  s  square, 
hoarcis  at  tln^  ]\fansion  Ifousc 

(rlenu  ^(ary,  laundry  ijirl  at  the  iliuision  Jlouse. 

Gibh>-  .].  I'.,  clerk  at  "the  Mansion  Ifouse. 

I  .Joliuston ,  carpenter,  l)oar(Is  with  ^Trs.  I'attersou. 

1  Kelicy  Kato,  chaniberniaid  at  the  Mansion  Jlouse.  • 
;  Ivollcy  Saraii,  diniiii^  room  r^irl  at  ITnnsion  House. 

J\relntree  Kate,  dinin^^  room  girl  at  Mansion  House.  ^ 

]\reConnel!  (ieorge,  boards  at  the  Mansion  House. 

-Miller  Cieero,  luxjkkceper  First  Xational  Bank,  n  s  square. 

Morrissey  .r<diamia,  dining  room  girl  at  Mansion  House. 

MORSE  C.  M.,  Snp't  Jacksonville  Division  Chicago  & 
^  Alton  R.  R.    Office  at  the  Jxmction. 

raradisi-  .Itilm,  jirinter  at  liie  -Journal  otlice. 

Sherry  .Mary,  laumlrf's-^  at  the  JIansion  House. 

Steidienson  Thomas,  cook  at  the  ^fansion  ![ousi'. 

Tomer ,  capcnter.  boards  Xo.  10,  Hast  College  av. 

Torrciice  .\j-ciiic,  yard  man  at  Man.siou  liouse. 

Walters ,  taiior,  works  tcir  Charles  Hayden. 

W  elcli  "Mary,  dining  room  girl  at  the  Mansion  Ifouse. 

Williams  Danic-l,  clerk,  boai-ds  at  the  ^TansioM  House. 

.liul  </('(< Irrs  in 

Meat  of  SiT-Gr^r  Sejsoriptionj, 
o.Y  fri:sT  (j<nrjiT  KTiiJii-yr, 

Jacksonville,  -  -  niinois. 


.;acicsoxvitj.k  uitv  dikkctouv.  127 


&0.  IlliB:®!^  M^ 


Sixth  St.,   Spring'field,   Illinois. 

I'o^sfSM-  (ncilitics  for  ilniii-  \\(H)[{.  A^'I)  JOB  WOKK  nncquallcil  in  this 
sitrtiou  (if  tlic  covintry,  :inil  ;iiirtip-  li:ivin<j  lartrc  or  siunll  <rufintitics  of  work 
to  be  doiu!  will  liml  it  ;;r<-atly  to  tlioir  intl•n•^t  to  ,i;iv<>  this  House  u  call  before 
contnictiiiij  for  tlioir  work. 

PublishiTs  lU-c  ri'fcrrcil  to  llic  ;'8th  V'oi.  1.11^.  SiH).  Court  I'eiiort?,  lltli 
Xo\.  Minn.  Suj).  Court  U('iK)rts.  (iruss'  l)i>;i\st  of  Criininul  Code  of  Illinois, 
History  of  the  Seventh  111.  Vol.  lulaiury,  as  >am]ilc.-»  of  work  done  by  tUii 
Ifouse  dviriiiij  the  year  jui.sl. 

i 

Done  in  ihi-  hot  luaiiucr.      \\' ^'  •.'.Isoliavo  a  well  t'uniisht'd 

BOOIK  BUnTIDEI^^', 

Autl  ari'  |iri'|>:ir('d  tofMciilf  ;iii  wuil,  lo  a  in-.u  and  >Ml>-l:iiitial  iiianiiiT. 

IJl.A.NR  ACCOUNT  l?()«)KS  .A'  <\\-U->,  -uiinhl.-  f..r  In-'iirancc  Couiiiu- 
nies,  IJimkiu;;  Iloiist-s,  U.-iiiro.id  ;iiiil  Stcaiul'i'al  CoinpMiiics;  a-  also  for  .Mer- 
(.•aiilili'  Jiouses;    Kuliti  and   i>oiiinl  in  any  doirctl  I'attiTn. 

liilili's.  Miisie  Books.  Xfwsiia|'i-r-.  MM'4;'./.iiii-i,  and  all  kinds  I'crii-dicals, 
doiif  ii)i  in  tlii^lic.-l  stvh-<  ot'  Uiiidiiiij.      Our  inw  bindini^s  i-iiu.il  the  b-st. 

Wea!.-o  havoexira  fa<-iIirie.>for  Ituiinir  I'.ill  lloads,  I.iitter  Papers,  Aeeount 
Current  and  Ci'iiiity  I'lat   l*a|>ii-.  ■'.uul  cvi-i-y  oaiti'tn  that  may  bi.-  needed. 

OI.O  HOt^lCS  rej)aired  and  rebound.  Particular  attention  ;;iven  to  orilers 
from  ju-inters  ;',nd  others  l!\in;^  "Ut  ol"  ihc  tdty. 

TEii?\ns  OF  suHSCRiv'nox'ffrn-TR  Illinois  .iourn.\l. 

Dailv  liy  mail  i;i  advaiu-i-,  ■.iic  v.-:ir SIO   UO 

Uaily  by  iiniil  in  advance,  .si  v  monll'.s .">  Ctt 

Daily  by  mail  in  atlvanc,  llu-ee  nn'titiis 1'  .'.() 

J)nily  l<y  mail  in  advance,  om-  monlli 1   IX) 

^V"e(•kiy  by  nmil  in  advaiu-e,  one  cony  one  year '1  Oil 

AV'ecklv  by  nniil  in  advance,  tliiie  cooies  one  year  ■>  (H) 

Weekly  by  mail  in  ;ub.am-e.  ret;  c'.;iir-  one  year I">  (M) 

Weekly  by  mail  in  a<ivatu-e.  twenty  eo|iies  oni-  year 'M  00 

.An  e\tra  copy  -ent  with  eaeli  club  i^f  iwenty  iuinie>  !''i:-'.v:'.rdeii  at  i-ne 
lime.     .S;im|)le  copies  >en(  on  a;i|iiic'i!lio(i. 

TO  .\l)\'Kr.Tl.'Sia:S—TlM!  .Journal  is  the  ..irui.il  slate  pan.'r,  and  lias  the 
largest  cireulation  in  the  .Slaji;  of  any  p;i|H'r  oni.-ide  of  Chicnjco. 

./././;e««.  .JOirTtrVA-J-  C  O^T  I  »  A..X  ^^ 

Snriiit/firUl,  niinois. 


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JACK:;ONVILLE    CITY    DIRECTORY. 

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Silver  Ware  and  Fancy  Goods,  Gold,  Silver, 

And  Steel  Spectacles, 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS, 

roCKJCT  KNirES  AXD  XO'I'IOXS, 

Watches,  Clocks,  and  Jewe&y, 

Repaired. 

South  Side  of  the  Square, 
Jacksonville^       -        -        Illinois. 


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WEST  SIDF.  SOUrn  MAIN  ST.,  ijlj 

Bet.  Pablie  Square  nnd  CoUoge  Ar..     JACKSONYILL :":.  ■  LU  ^\|| 

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Jefferson  Street,  Half  Block  West  of  Chicago  and  St.£^ 
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BINDERY  INC. 

^     SEP  93 

N.  MANCHESTER, 
INDIANA  46962 


