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917.7366 C 357 1893
WILLIS' PHILADELPHIA STORE FOR DRY GO
D. L. ROOTS & SONS, -. PLANING MILL
And Variety Working Factory.
Sawing, Molding and Window Frames, Round and Square Turn- ing, Mewell Posts, Banisters, Stair Work. .
32 S. MARKET ST., CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
Harris CANDIES®
CHAMPAIGN, 1Lb.
Fine Ice Creams and Fruit Ices a Specialty.
WHEN IN NEED OF
WALL SAPER, PAINT, OIL, VARNISH, GLASS,
Brushes, Room Molding, Window Shades, ... d ártis· Materials, go to
WM. PRICE'S
THE LARGEST = =
Wall Paper and Paint House in Central Illinois. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
Neil and First South Streets.
OPP SITE CITY BUILT YG.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
F. D. & W. A. RUGG.
LEADING DEALERS IN
Wearning and Fabor.
LIBRARY
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University of Illinois.
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AT HEAD OF MAIN STREET.
D. H. LLOYDE & SON,
DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery, Sporting Goods
UNIVERSITY TEXT-BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.
We handle standard makes of pianos and organs. Agents for the Light Running New Home Sewing Machine. Pianos and organs to rent and sold on installments.
The "Old Reliable"
SHELDON BRICK COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF
Building and
Paving Brick.
YARDS: ONE- FOURTH MILE N. OF COURT HOUSE TELEPHONES 36 AND 6. URBANA, ILLINOIS.
CHAMPAIGN OFFICE: 39 NORTH NEIL STREET
DRAIN TILE
AT THE
hampaign Tile Factory
Manufacturers of All Sizes, from 31-2 to 16 inch.
Special Attention Given to Orders in Car-Load Lots.
FACTORY AT JUNCTION OF BIG FOUR, WABASH, AND 1. C. RAILROAD, OPPOSITE EMPIRE CDG. CO.
OFFICE, 39 NORTH NEIL STREET. TELEPHONES 129 AND 6.
Champaign, Illinois.
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ESTABLISHED 1871.
The Champaign Times
POWERS & FIELDING, Props.
A Democratic Newspaper.
A Newsy Newspaper. A Wide=Awake Newspaper. Always Up with the Times.
It is an Advertising Medium
UNEXCELLED IN THE COUNTY.
HAS A LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY NEWSPAPER
IN THE COUNTY.
Subscription Price, $1.50 per Year.
T. D. CAIRNS & CO.
CITY DIRECTORY
OF
Champaign and Urbana :361
1893.
COMPRISING A LIST OF THE RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS HOUSES, AND GENERAL INFORMATION OF CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, ETC.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $3.50.
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BLOOMINGTON, ILL .: PANTAGRAPH PRINTING AND STATIONERY COMPANY. 1893.
PREFACE.
To the citizens of Champaign and Urbana:
We take pleasure in presenting this, our first Directory of your beautiful cities. We have endeavored to make as complete and correct a book as can be done in this kind of work. We leave it to your kind consideration, trusting that an appreciative view may be taken of our work.
In our canvass we endeavored to take a correct census of the two cities, and think that we are not far from the figures when we say that in round numbers Champaign has 8,300 and Urbana 4,500, making a total population of 12,800 for the two cities. According to the last census of Champaign and Urbana, the per cent of gain has been much greater in Urbana than in Cham- paign, which must be very gratifying to Urbana citizens.
Thanking those who have so willingly and liberally patron- ized us, and by encouraging and helpful acts aided us, we will close with a wish for unbounded prosperity to them.
We remain, very respectfully,
T. D. CAIRNS & CO.,
PUBLISHERS,
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Bacon, Mittendorf & Hall, Furniture *(C) Index Page B
Blackshaw E, Dentist.
.* (U) Bottom Lines
Blatz Val, Brewing Company. Back Cover
Champaign Tile Co Front Fly Champaign County Herald. (U) Index Page H and Front Fly
Champaign County Times.
(C) Index Page U-V
Champaign County News.
Inside of Back Cover
Clark C N & Co, Marble and Granite
(U) Index Page C
Cunningham A P & Son, Drugs and Books (C) Index Page C
Davis N W, Grocer Bottom Lines
Franks Thos, Florist. (C) Index Page F
Gillespie & Burnes, Attorneys. (C) Index Page T
Hamilton & Son, Lumber.
. (C) Index Page I
Harris D E & Co, Confectionery
Front Cover
Harris S L, Barber
Bottom Lines
Hendricks & Corkery, Horseshoers.
Bottom Lines
Herbstreit J F, Tailor. Bottom Lines
Howse L K & Co, Fruit Commission (C) Index Page H
Hunt George, Bill Poster.
(C) Index Page O
Kuhn & Son, Clothiers
Side Lines
Knowlton & Bennett, Druggists (U) Index Page K
Kyle George A, Baker
(U) Index Page K
Lennington G, Boots and Shoes.
. (C) Index Page L
Lewis J M, Implements.
. (U) Index Page L
Lloyde D H & Son, Stationery
(C) Inside Front Cover
Loeb & Co.
(U) Index Page F-G
Lowenstern M & Son, Clothing and Dry Goods. (U) Index Page M Mc
Lindsey T E, Restaurant. . (U) Index Page A and Bottom Lines
McCann & Bro, Broom Manufacturers. . (C) Index Page I
Miebach Bros, Bottlers. (C) Index Page N
Miebach Wm & Co, Hardware. (C) Index Page A
Morrissey John, Cigars and Tobacco. (C) Index Page M
Myers L F, Real Estate Index Page, Q-R
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Nicolet & Co.
Bottom Lines and Back Cover
Ottenheimer & Co, Clothiers Back Bone
Price William, Paints and Wall Paper. Front Cover
Reinke & Schaede, Cigar Manufacturers. Bottom Lines
Robeson F K & Bro, Dry Goods. Top Lines
Roots D L & Sons, Planing Mill. Front Cover
Rugg F D & W A, Fine Footwear. (C) Inside Front Cover
Russell H M, Insurance and Real Estate (U) Index Page A
Siegel Theo, Saloon Back Cover
Sheldon Brick Co.
Front Fly
Sherfy C M, Insurance and Real Estate (C) Index Page O
Sheridan William, Cigars. Bottom Lines
Sim William Drug Co, Drugs (U) Index Page S
Smith E R, World's Sign Co
. (C) Index Page S
Stoltey II D, Shoes
(C) Index Page D
Stoltey & Co, Boots and Shoes
Index Page J
Stafford F W, Photographer
(C) Index Page X-Y-Z
Trevett, H, Hardware.
(C) Index Page T
Urbana Brick Co. . (U) Index Page U
Willis G C, Dry Goods Embossed Side Lines
Walls W W & Co, Lumber and Coal. . (C) Index Page W
Wright Roy, Attorney (U) Index Page W
*(C) indicates Champaign; (U) Urbana.
T. D. CAIRNS & CO. CHAMPAIGN AND URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
. . 1893 . .
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Municipal election, third Tuesday in April; see ward boundaries following City Directory.
City Building, cor University Avenue and Neil and First South.
Mayor-J. B. Harris.
Clerk-C. J. Strahle.
Treasurer-R. R. Mattis.
City Attorney-E. L. Sweet.
Engineer-J. P. Dunlap.
Police Magistrate-Jacob Buch.
Street Superintendent-Lee M. Vanwegen.
Fire Marshal-John Boyle.
Chief of Police-P. R. Clancy.
Common Council meets first and third Tuesday in each month.
Aldermen.
First Ward-F. E. O'Neil, W. F. Hardy.
Second Ward-George Ely jr, George E. McCarty. Third Ward-Peter Staley, Joseph O'Brien.
Fourth Ward-H. To Aspern, Homer D. Howard. Fifth Ward-George F. Beardsley, C. B. Johnson.
Standing Committees.
Finance-('Neil, Beardsley, and Johnson.
Streets and Alleys-Hardy, Ely, Beardsley, and Howard. Fire and Water-Ely. Beardsley, and To Aspern. Light-Beardsley, O'Brien, and Ely. Drainage-O'Brien, O'Neil, and Johnson.
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Railroad and Judiciary-Staley, Hardy, and McCarty.
Health-Johnson, Howard, and ('Neil. Police-Howard, O'Brien, and Staley. Building and Grounds-To Aspern, O'Neil, and Hardy. Auditing-McCarty, O'Brien, and Hardy.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Headquarters-City Building.
Chief-P. R. Clancy.
Captain-Charles Young.
Patrolmen-John Melahn sr, Thomas Hagan.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Headquarters-Annex to City Building. Chief-John Boyle.
Assistant Chief-Fred Bassett.
No. 1 Hose-W. E. Price, Captain; Ed Patterson, Driver.
Hook and Ladder-Louis Ely, Captain; John Garrett, Driver.
Volunteer Fire Department.
Twenty-two members.
Chief-J. Boyle.
Assistant Chief-F. Bassett.
Secretary-John Ely.
Treasurer-Wm. Keusink.
Members-Fred Bassett, George Keller, Lou Ely, John Prestin, Ed Ross, Wm. Keusink, Frank Garwood, Lou McQuay, Tenny Dinneen, A. Mollet, George Hunt, Walter E. Price, Charles Krabbe, A. L. Percival, John Ely, Ernest Phillips, Gus Rosenbaum, John McManaway, Frank Boyle.
District Fire Signals.
1-2 Business District, West Side.
1-3 Business District, East Side.
2-1 East of Prairie and south of Park Street to Springfield Ave.
2-2 East of Prairie and north of Park Street to Columbia Ave.
2-3 West of Prairie and south of Park Street.
2-4 West of Prairie and north of Park Street.
2-5 South of Springfield Ave. west of I C RR.
2-6 North of Columbia Ave. west of I C RR.
3-1 South of University Ave. east of I C RR.
3-2 North of University Ave. east of I C RR.
4 Strokes Repeated, Firemen's Meeting.
2 Strokes, Call for Fire Chief.
TO THE PUBLIC :- In sending in an alarm of fire by telephone, please give the exact location to the Central Office. Don't call up the Engine House. JOHN BOYLE, Fire Marshal.
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Justices of the Peace-H. L. Nicolet, T. E. Matheney, S. E. Weeks, I. M. Petrie. Constables-D. H. Loper, Robert English, Charles Sevier, Samuel Garrison. Assessor and Collector-H. T. Sperry. Town Clerk-W. P. Craig.
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
Office-4 Main.
Postmaster-Isaac Fielding.
Assistant Postmaster-O. G. Wheaton.
Mail Clerk-Willard Wilson.
Money Order Clerk-Hattie Quirk.
Carriers-W. C. Creighton, 1st Dist; E. E. Hoyt, 2d Dist; F. H. Taft, 3d Dist; F. H. Dollinger, 4th Dist; C. D. Brownell, Substitute Carrier.
BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS.
K. of P. Hussar Band-Over 51 North Neil. Joseph Frison, Musical Director; A. B. Chance, Pres .; F. S. Snyder, Secy; F. E. Matheny, Treas and Business Manager. K. of P. Hussar Orchestra-F. S. Snyder, Musical Director.
Schaede's Orchestra-W. M. Schaede, Leader.
CEMETERIES.
Mt. Hope Cemetery-South end of Mt. Hope Avenue. Catholic Cemetery-South of city on Illinois Central.
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Located in City Building.
Directors, H. ToAsperu, Pres .; Ed. A. Kratz, Secy .; C. F. Col- umbia, B. C. Beach, A. J. Cheseboro, Mrs. W. S. Max- well, Mrs. A. C. Burnham, Mrs. - Thorpe.
Librarian, Mrs. H. H. Esampton.
CHURCHES. Baptist.
First Baptist-Corner of West University Avenue and State Streets, Rev. E. B. Stone, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Bible School, 12 M. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
Colored Baptist Church-Corner Clark and Sixth Streets. Rev. D. H. West, Pastor, Services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school immediately after morning services. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
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Catholic.
St. Mary's Catholic Church-608 West Park. A. J. Wagner, Pastor. Services, 8 and 10:30 a. m., and 7 p. m. Mass, every morning at 7 a. m. Sunday-school at 2:30 p. m. German Catholic-Locust, between First and Second South.
Christian.
Christian Church-606 East White. S. S. Jones, Pastor. Ser- vices, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school, 9:30 a.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
Congregational.
Congregational Church-Corner West Church and State. Frank- lin Graff, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school, 12 m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
Episcopal.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church-Corner State and University Av- enue. Rev. D. W. Dresser, S. T. D., Rector. Services, 7 a. m., 10:30 a. m., and 7 p. m. Sunday-school, 12 m. Services every Friday at 4:30 p. m. and every Holy Day at 7 a. m.
Evangelical.
German Evangelical-114 East Church. H. Strahlow, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school, 9:30.
Lutheran.
Evangelical Lutheran-Corner East University Avenue and Fourth Street. C. Mueller, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m.
Methodist.
First M. E .- Corner West Church and North State. Rev. R. G. Hobbs, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school immediately after morning services. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m.
A. M. E. (Colored)-Corner East Park and Fourth. H. H. Lackey, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school at 3 p. m.
German M. E. Church-Corner Third and White Streets. W. Esslinger, Pastor. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday Evening.
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Presbyterian.
First Presbyterian Church-Corner Hill and State streets. C. N. Wilder, Pastor. Services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school at 12:00 m. Prayer Meeting at 7:30 p. m.
MILITARY.
Company D, Fourth Regiment, I. N. G .- Armory over No. 1 Main. R. Courtney, Captain; Watson, First Lieu- tenant; Wm. Brown, Second Lieutenant.
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES, UNIONS, AND CLUBS.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Diamond Lodge, No. 417 .- Meets over 45 Main street the first and third Sundays of each month. Thomas Lynch, Master; Elmer Sabin, Re- ceiver; Frank Sabin, Secy.
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division No. 1-Meets over 45 Main the first and third Sundays of each month. John Boyle, Pres .; Thomas Lyman, Treas .; James Heffernan, Fin. Secy; John McDonnels, Rec. Secy.
Calumet Club-Corner Neil and University Avenue. A. L. Per- cival, Pres .; Charles T. Gossett, Secy.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, No. 271-Meets at G. A. R. hall first and third Sundays, and second and fourth Wed- nesday nights M. H. Fleshman, Master; D. S. Wergel, Treas .; H. C. Jones, Secy.
Typographical Union, No. 304-Meets first Sunday morning of each month over 45 Main street. Frank S. Snyder, Pres .; A. M. Evans, Fin. Secy; Bird Insley. Rec. Secy .; R. C. Bowles, Treas.
Cigar Makers' International Union-Meets over 32 North Wal- nut every second Wednesday in each month. Frank H. Boyle, Pres .; John Miller, Fin. Secy; John Barthel, Rec. Secy.
International Brickmasons' Union of Champaign and Urbana- Meets every Wednesday night over 32 North Walnut. Al- bert Willskey, Pres .; S. E. Weeks, Cor. Secy. and Treas .; Henry Siegmund, Fin. Secy.
Painters' and Decorators' Union No. 182-Meets over 32 North Walnut every Monday night. Frank Davis, Pres .; Fred Schultz, Treas .; Frank Eaton, Fin. Secy; Elmer Landon, Rec. Secy.
Journeymen Tailors' Union No. 8-Meets over 51 North Mar- ket the last Monday in each month. John Rompel, Pres .; Oscar Anderson, Treas .; J. G. Strahle, Sec.
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Champaign Commercial Association-Meets the second Tuesday of each month in the firemen's reception room, City Build- ing, at 8 p. m. H. Trevett, Pres; F.D. Rugg, Secy. and Treas. Women's Political and Social Science Club-Meets at houses of members fortnightly.
Alfa Gamma Chapter of Kappa Sigma Fraternity-(First National Bank building) U. of I. Society. Frank Cornell, G. M .; W. E. Jewett, Scribe.
Alpha Nu, U. of I. Society-10 Main Street. H. S. Piatt, Presi- dent; R. M. Hobbs, Secretary.
Sigma Chi, Kappa Kappa Chapter, U. of I. Society -C. E. Hunt, W. C .; J. Barr, Q. R .; B. B. Holston, M.
NEWSPAPERS.
The Champaign County Gazette (daily and weekly)-Cor. Main and Neil. H. H. Harris, Publisher and Proprietor; W. H. Stewart, Editor; William H. Munhall, Manager.
The Champaign County News (weekly)-39 North Neil. Cham- paign County Printing Co., Publishers; E. B. Chapin, Editor. Established 1891.
The Champaign Times (weekly)-Powers & Fielding, Proprie- tors and Publishers. Established 1871.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, PARKS, ETC.
Burnham's Block-16 and 18 Main.
Castle Hall, K. of P .- 49 Neil.
Champaign Opera House-7 Main.
City Building-North Neil, between First South and West Uni- versity Avenue.
Council Chamber-In City Building.
Eichberg's Opera House-20 and 22 Main.
Engine House-Annex to City Building.
G. A. R. Hall-Northwest corner of North Neil and Church. Gazette Building-Corner Main and North Neil.
I. O. O. F. Temple-9 and 11 North Neil.
Metropolitan Block-Southwest corner North Neil and Church. North End Park-Between Walnut and Champaign, on Beards- ley Street.
Scott's Park-Between Second and Third, on East Springfield Avenue.
Walker Opera House-Northwest corner of West Park and North Neil.
West Side Park-Between North State and North Elm, on West Church,
West End Park-West city limits, on West Church.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
J. L. Ray, Pres .; Ross R. Mattis, Secy .; Mrs. S. S. Jones, Mrs. J. W. Mullikin, Wm. Williamson, F. U. Helbing, Henry Trevett.
High School.
Cor. Hill and Randolph-Lottie Switzer, Principal; Mattie Kyle, Instructor; P. M. Hucke, Instructor.
East Side School.
Cor. Fifth and East White-Annie Albright, room 1; Nellie Col- lier, room 2; Grace Rhinesmith, room 3; Mary Flannigan, room 4; Angie Gayınan, room 5; Rosa McBee, room 6; Minnie Morris, room 7; Beulah Rhinesmith, room 8.
West Side School.
Cor. Elm and West University Ave .- Flora Hallinen, room 1; Fannie Lilly, room 2; Mary Borden, room 3; Alma Blaisdell, room 4; Etta Boomer, room 5; Maggie McWilliams, room 6; Minnie Osborne, room 7; Sadie Frampton, room 8; May Ermentrout, room 9; Grace Reed, room 10; Addie Van Bus- kirk, room 11; Kate Everett, room 12.
South Side School.
Cor. Healy and State-Margaret Mathews, Honora Haley. Miscellaneous Schools.
St. Mary's School-602 East Park, Sister Estella, Superior.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. Masonic.
Vesper Chapter No. 128, O. E. S .- Meets first and third Friday of each month in Masonic Hall. W. M., Miss Sue E. Heath; Secy, C. P. Howard.
Western Star Lodge, No. 140, A. F. and A. M .- Stated com- munication second and fourth Monday of each month. W. M. , John B. A. Collan; Secy, Edwin A. Kratz; Treas., Henery Trevett.
Champaign Chapter No. 50, R. A. M .- Regular convocation third Monday of each month. H. P., Edwin A. Kratz; Secy, F. H. Barton; Treas., Wmn. Price.
Lone Star Lodge No. 18, A. F. and A. M. (colored)-Meets the first Monday eveningof each month. Anderson Dickerson, Master; H. F. Hines, Secy; John Moss, Treas.
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I. O. O. F.
Champaign Lodge No. 333, I. O. O. F .- Meets every Thursday evening. N. G., F. H. Taft; R. S .. J. W. Stevenson; Trustees, J. H. Bainum, F. L. Roots, Chas. Reynolds, John M. Beers, J. C. Headington.
Champaign Encampment No. 68, I. O. O. F .- Meest first and third Mondays of each month. C. P., Chas. Reynolds; Scribe, Richard Bowles.
Canton Zonar No. 17, P. M., I. O. O. F .- Meets every third Friday of each month. Capt., Chas. W. Reynolds; Clerk, J. Y. Stevens.
Edith Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 173. I. O. O. F .- Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. N. G., Mrs. Ella Kline; S., Miss Geralda Stevens; F. S., Mrs. Head- ington.
Kaulbach Lodge No. 549, I. O. O. F. (German)-Meets every Wednesday night at Odd Fellows' Temple. J. A. Kienker, N. G .; Martin Metz, Secy; Theodore Siegel, Treas.
Champaign Lodge No. 2757, G. U. O. of O. F .- 65-67 North Market. Meets first and third Mondays of each month. Ed. Ballinger, N. G., G. W. Rowe, Secy.
Knights of Pythias.
Valiant Lodge No. 130, K. of P .- Meets every Tuesday night in Castle Hall, cor Neil and Church. C. C., C. F. Hamil- ton; K. of R. & S., W. P. Spaulding.
Grand Army of Republic.
Col. Nodine Post No. 140, G. A. R .- Meets second and fourth Fridays in G. A. R. Hall, 55 Neil St. C., Walter E. Price; Adjt., Wm. H. Coffman.
Woman's Relief Corps.
Col. Nodine W. R. C .- Meets second and fourth Thursdays in G. A. R. Hall. Mrs. Z. W. Harris, Pres .; Miss Bongart, Secy.
Sons of Veterans.
Langley Camp S. of V., No. 150 .- Meets first and third Wed- nesdays of each month in G. A. R. Hall. E. E. Hoyt, Capt .; Camp Council, W. B. Hall, W. E. Creigton, E. R. Cunning- ham.
U. O. D.
Druid Lodge No. 45, U. O. D .- Meets second and fourth Thurs- days of each month over 55 North Neil St. Otto Schaede, E. E .; Robt. Dimmer, Secy.
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National Union.
National Union .- Meets first and third Fridays of each month. Walter Price, Pres .; C. E. Pettyjohn, Secy.
I. O. G. T.
Morning Star Lodge No. 679, I. O. G. T. (colored) -Regular communication every Friday night in A. M. E. Church. A. Lee, L. D .; Miss Phoebe Smith, Rec. Secy.
Modern Woodmen of America.
Champaign Camp No. 266, M. W. of A .- Meet in G. A. R. Hall on second and fourth Sundays of each month. J. C. Young, V. C .; J. B. NcKee, Clerk; F. D. Rugg, Banker.
RAILROADS.
Illinois Central (Chicago Division)-Stuveysant Fish, Pres .; A. W. Sullivan, Supt .; Horace Baker, Div. Sopt .; G. A. Hines, Gen. Pass. Agt .; A. H. Hanson, Gen. Ticket Agt .; W. E. Keepers, Gen. Freight Agt .; H. S. Bennett, Agt., Champaign.
Illinois Central (Springfield Division, Havana Branch)-D. S. Bailey, Div. Supt., Clinton; H. S. Bennett, Agt., Cham- paign.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis (Peoria and East- ern Division)-General Offices, Indianapolis. M. E. In- galls, Pres .; O. G. Murray, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mngr., Indianapolis; D. B. Martin, Gen. Pass. Agt., Cincinnati; Ford Woods, Gen. Freight Agt., Indianapolis; J. O. Van- Winkle, Gen. Supt., Indianapolis; P. A. Hewett, Auditor, Cincinnati; Agent, Champaign. Depot one block north of Maple, on Randolph.
Wabash-General Offices, St. Louis, Mo. Charles M. Hayes, Gen. Mngr .; H. G. McKee, Gen. Supt .; F. Chandler, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt .; M. Knight, Gen. Freight Agt .. D. B. Howard, Auditor; M. A. Smith, Agt., Champaign. Depot corner of Maple and Randolph.
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Champaign AND Urbana Directory
STREETS AND AVENUES.
Ash From Washington n to Vine, 2d W N
Fourth
Columbia Vine
Bailey
From Neil e to Mar- ket, 1st s University ave
Walnut
Beardsley
From N Neil e to Market, 3d n of Tre- mont
Hickory Walnut Champaign Market
Bloomington Ave
From N Neil nw to city limits, 1st n of Tremont N Randolph Patton ave.
Chalmers
From Oak e to South First, 5th s.of East Springfield ave Locust
Champaign
From Market n to city limits, 3d e of Neil
Columbia Vine Tremont Eureka Beardsley
Charles
From S Nell w to S Prairie, 2d s of W Green.
Charles-Cont. S Randolph S State
Chestnut
From s city limits to n city limits, 1st w of I. C. R. R. Charles William
John Green
Healey
Springfield ave Jefferson
Third South
Second South
First South
Main Washington
Columbia
Vine
church (East) From N First e to N Wright, 2d s of E Washington. N Second N Third N Fourth
N Fifth
N Sixth
Church (West)
From N Neil w to city limits, 2d n of W University ave. V Randolph N State N Prairie
N Elm
N Lynn
New Prospect ave Clark (East) From S First e to S Wright, 1st s of E University ave
Olark (East)-Cont.
S Second S Third
S Fourth
S Fifth
S Sixth
Clark (West)
From S Neil w to New, 1st s of W Uni- versity ave
S Randolph
S State
S Prairie
S Elm
S Lynn
Col mbia (East)
From N Neil e to Wright, Ist n of E Washington Hickory Walnut
Champaign
Chestnut
Oak Ash Poplar
N Fourth
N Fifth
N Sixth
Columbia (West)
From N Neil w to N Lynn, 1st n of W Washington. N Randolph
N State
N Prairie
N Elm
N Lynn
Daniel
From Oak e to S First and from Mount Hope ave e to S Wright, 4th s of E Springfield ave
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Daniel-Cont.
Locust S First Recommences Mt Hope ave S Fifth Sixth
Elm (North)
From University ave n to Vine, 4th w of Neil
Park Church Hill Washington Columbia
Em (South)
From University ave s to Green, 4th W of Neil Clark White Union Springfield Healey
Eureka (East)
From N Neil e to Market, 2d n of Tre- mont
Hickory Walnut Champaign Market
Eureka ( West) From N Randolph w two blocks, 1st n of Maple
Fifth (North)
From University ave n to Grove, 2d w of Wright Park Church Hill Washington Columbia Vine
Fifth (South)
From University ave s to Daniel, 2d w of Wright. Clark White Stoughton Springfield ave Healey Green John
First (North)
From University ave n to Washington, 1st e of Locust. Park Church Hill
First (South)
From University ave s to city limits, 1st e of Locust Clark White Stoughton Springfield ave
Healey
Green John
Daniel
Chalmers
First South
From Neil e to S First, 2d s of Main Walnut Market
Chestnut
Oak
Locust
Fourth (North)
From University ave n to city limits, 3d w of Wright Park Church Hill Washington Columbia
Vine
Grove
Fourth (South)
From University ave s to city limits, 3d w of Wright Clark White
Stoughton
Springfield ave Healey Green
John
Daniel
Fremont
From Main to Washington, 2d e of Neil
Green (East) From Oak e to S Wright, 2 8 E
Springfield ave
Green (East)-Cont. Locust S First S Second S Third Mt Hope ave S Fifth S Sixth
Green (West)
From s Neil wtoone blk w of S Lynn, 2d s of W Springfield ave S Randolph S State S Prairie
S Elm
S Lynn
Grove From N Fourth e to Wright, 3d n of E Washington N Fourth N Fifth
N Sixth
Wright
Harris ave
From Washington n to city limits, 1st w of Lynn
Patton ave
Healey (East) From Oak e to S Wright, 1st s of E Springfield ave Locust S First
S Second
S Third
Mt Hope ave
S Fifth
S Sixth
Healey ( West)
From S Neil w to one block w of S Lynn, 1st s of W Springfield ave S Randolph S State
S Prairie
S Eim
S Lynn
Hickory From Main n to city limits, 1st e Neil Washington Columbia Vine Tremont
40
T. D. CAIRNS & CO.'S
Hickory-Cont.
Eureka Beardsley
Bill ( East) From N First e to N Wright, Ist s of E Washington N Second N Third N Fourth
N Fifth
N Sixth
Hill ( West) From N Neil w to N Lynn, 3d n of W University ave N Randolph N State N Prairie
N El
N Lynn
Jefferson
From Neil to
Chestnut, 1 st n
Springfield ave Market
John
From Oak e to S Wright, 4th s of E
Springfield ave Locust
S First
S Second
S Third
Mt Hope ave
S Fifth
S Sixth
Locust
From S First s to city limits, 2d e of Oak Second South Third South Springfield ave
Healey
Green
John
Daniel
Chalmers
Lynn (North) From University ave n to Vine, Ist w of Elm
Park Church Hill Washington
Columbia
Lynn (South)
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