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INSURE WITH THE
WESTERN PHENIX INS. CO. OF CHICAGO. ILL.
OFFICE 128 LASALLE STREET. Authorized Capital, $1,000,000.
Paid up Capital, $250,000.
D. R. HUGHES, Pres. GEO. I. YEAGER, Sec'y.
Parmer Frank, teamster, bds. 342 Kankakee av. Parmer Matilda (col'd), r. 82 Sherman
Parmly John, hatter, 45 Dearborn, r. 53 Peck ct. Paro Ed. carpenter, W. Reynolds, bds. 257 State
Paro Peter, shoemaker, r. 304 S. Morgan
Parpatt Charles, carpenter, George W. Carson, r. 10 Kramer
Parpour Stillman, lab. Bent & Goward, r. 267 S. Jefferson
Parran Thomas, lab. r. 447 W. Erie
Parrington James, shoemaker, John Murray, r. 199 Van Buren
Parris James, barber, r. 39 4th av.
Parrish Carrie Mrs. bds. 88 Quincy
Parrish Henry, lab. r. Kankakee av. nr. 24th
Parrish John, r. rear 237 S. Wells
Parron Louis, boardinghouse, 78 Quincy. r. same Parrott Henry C. clk. Williams & Stoddard, r. 77 Aberdeen
Parrott Jolın, painter, r. 146 N. Morgan
Parrott Leonard, sailor, r. 257 S. Jefferson
Parrott Robert. shoemaker, r. 208 Mitchell
Parrott Wolff, hats and caps, 220 Randolph, r. 11 N. Clinton
Parsell George (Webster & Parsell), r. Uhlich House
Parshall Alfred J. clk. r. 90 Liberty
Parshall George B. clk. Starrett & Beatty, bds. 253 N. Erie
Parshall John M. jeweler, Giles Brother & Co. r. 85 Michigan av.
Parshall Jonathan K. printer, P. L. Hanscom & Co. r. 357 Carroll
Parshann George, clk. bds. 253 Erie
Parsey Christopher, engineer, r. 227 Canalport av. Parson Charles, clk. 263 Huron
Parson Charles, wagonmaker, Gebel & Nolting, r. 645 N. Wells
Parson Lars, lab. r. 20 Hunt
Parson William J. bds. Orient House
Parsons Andrew H. city agent, Home Insurance Co. of New York, r. 710 W. Madison
Parsons Augustus, propr. Orient House, 281, 283 and 285 State
Parsons Charles E. bookkeeper, H. N. Parsons, r. 200 Randolph
Parsons E. r. 393 W. Adams
Parsons G. H. carpenter, bds. 192 W. Lake
Parsons Henry B. salesman, Keith, Wood & Co. bds. 100 Monroe
Parsons Henry C. packer, L. Cornell & Co. r. 587 W. Indiana
Parsons H. E. dealer in buckskin goods, 27 and 29 Randolph, bds. 393 W. Adams
PARSONS H. N. furniture dealer, 198 Lake, r. 25th, nr. Indiana av.
Parsons James A. (Parsons & Hankey), r. New York
Parsons John, drugs, medicines and perfumery, 41 Clark
Parsons John G. carraigepainter, 238 Carroll
Parsons John L. conductor Am. Ex. wagon, r. 253 Carroll
Parsons J. C. sheepskin tannery, Front, nr. Hal- sted
Parsons L. V. Asst. cashier, Third National bank, bds. 653 Wabash av.
Parsons S. B. clerk, Hail, Kimbark & Co.
Parsons Theodore C. r. 41 Pine
Parsons W. E. student, bds. Cottage Grove av. cor. 31st
BURLAP SACKS OF ALL QUALITIES CONSTANTLY ON HAND, NOYES BROWN, 45 Lasalle Street, Chicago.
FOR FINE MIXED PAINTS OF ALL KINDS, GO TO DRAKE & BRO., NO. 184 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
'S, S. W. Cor. Dearborn and Randolph Streets.
Cheapest and best Clothing in the city, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph.
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"Single Thread" vs. "Double Thread."
At the " Grand Trial of Sewing Machines" at Island Park, the contest being between "Single Thread " and " Double Thread " Machines, and the latter claiming an "advantage " because of its using " two " threads in- stead of "one," the result was a unanimous "DECI- SION," of the "Judges," after a " protracted and severe- ly contested trial," that "the advantage is NOT on the side of a 'DOUBLE- THREAD' but on that of a 'SINGLE- THREAD,' as used by the Willcox & Gibbs Machine."- See " Report of Grand Trial."
PARSONS & HANKEY (James A. Par- sons and James Hankey), importers and job- bers of teas, 71 S. Water, and 93 Wall, New York
Parsons -, bds. 100 Monroe
Parsow William, lab. E. W. Blatchford & Co.
Partello D. bookkeeper, F. G. Welch & Co. bds. Union House
Partie Joseph, carpenter, r. 281 Michigan
Partmann William, lab. r. 13 Willow
Partridge Edwin C. office, 51 Dearborn, r. 721 Fulton
Partridge John C. (John C. Partridge & Co.), bds. Richmond House
PARTRIDGE JOHN C. & CO. (John C. Partridge and Lorin Falmer), cigars and to- bacco, whol. 48 Dearborn
Partridge Timothy L. (Partridge & Smith), r. 50 Calumet av.
Partridge William, superintendent Peru Coal Co. r. Peru, Ill.
PARTRIDGE & SMITH (Timothy IL. Partridge and Eben B. Smith), whol. dry goods, 64 and 66 Michigan av.
Parver Frank, barkeeper, Pacific House
Pasch Christian, mason, r. 526 N. SaSalle
Paschall Thomas H. architect, r. 491 W. Madison Paschen Frederick, porter, White & Rossman, r. 342 N. Reuben
Pasdeloup Frank (Williams & Pasdeloup), r. 407 S. Halsted
Pasel Frank, lab. r. 664 S. Morgon
Pasel John, lab. r. 319 Brown
Paser Christian, lab. r. 188 18th
Pashen Frederick, lab. r. 342 Reuben
Pashhan David, distiller, J. S. Brown & Co. r. 142 W. Lake
Paske Barbara wid. Christian, r. 62 Rees Paslen John, lab. r. 256 Clayton
Passade Christopher, gunsmith, Gustave Haupt- mann, r. May, cor. Indiana
Passage Christopher, gunsmith, r. 259 W. Indiana
Passake J. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler
Passing J. r. 53 Peck court
Past Charles N. bookkeeper, r. 89 S. Desplaines
Patasorn Henry, teamster, r. 669 S. Morgan
Patch Albert, housepainter, r. Clark, cor. Asy- lum place
Patch Anna, teacher, Bridgeport School, r. 103 3d av.
Patch S. S. wid. teacher, Scammon School, r. 267 Fulton
Patchel James, dental instrumentmaker, 282 Mad· ison, r. 232 Ewing
Patchen James, metal cutter and engraver, r. Hope, nw. cor. Blue Island av.
Patchen K. bds. 155 Monroe
Patchen William B. salesman, T. J. Bolender & Co. r. 165 Dearborn
Patchin Abram B. traveling agent, for James S. Baldwin, r. Evanston, IIL.
Pate David, lumber merchant, r. 289 W. Taylor
Pate Peter, blacksmith, r. 924 Harrison
Pate Robert, carpenter, r. 400 W. Indiana
Pateman George, cabinetmaker, r. 184 Green Paters John, lab. r. 26 Holt
Paters Julius, bookkeeper, r. 13 McGregor
Paterson Edward, sailor, r. 309 W. Kinzie
Paterson Henry, clerk, A. Cricklard & Co. r. 10 Depuyster
Paterson Henrv, teamster, r. 669 S. Morgan PATERSON JAMES, plumber, 154 State,
r. 733 S. Green
Paterson Thomas, clerk, r. 91 S. Sangamon
Paterson Thomas, grainer. r. 52 S. Green Paterson, see also Patterson
Pates Charles, lab. r. 125 Rumsey
Patnot Moses, moulder, r. 270 Kankakee av.
Paton Andrew, salesman, Western News Co. r. 52 S. Green
Paton David, printer, r. 35 W. Quincy
Patre Oliver, carpenter, Coolidge, se. cor. 12th, r. same
Patrick Benjamin F. general passenger agt. C. & N. W. R. R. office, 40 Clark, r. 645 Wabash av.
Patrick B. wid. Reuben, r. 107 Adams
Patrick F. L. r. 107 Adams
Patrick George, lab. r. 71 Henry
Patrick George W. salesman, C. R. Corbin & Co. bds. Matteson House
Patrick John V. stockbroker, 2} Clark,
Patrick Lucy S. assistant, Franklin School, bds. 100 LaSalle
Patrick William, livery stable, al. rear 195 Clark, r. 107 Adams
Patrie John Joseph, runner, r. 6 N. Wells
Patrin Joseph, bridgebuilder, bds. 704 State
Patry Oliver, carpenter, r. 101 Sampson
Patsey Michael, lab. rolling mill, r. 89 North av.
Patt Daniel, lab. r. 116 N. Rucker
Patt Michael, sailor, r. 65 Indiana
Patteani Alfred, photographer, 75 Lake, r. Evans- ton, Ill.
Pattee Albert H. sailor, r. 274 N. State
Patten A. S. conductor, r. 324 W. Van Buren
Patten H. H. lab. bds. St. Clair Hotel
Patten Richard, lab. Central elevator, r. 258 Hurl- but
Patten William, machinist, r. 149 W. Harrison
Patterson Alfred, cattle dealer, bds. 281 Burnside Patterson Alexander, saloon and boarding house, 119 Market, r. same
Patterson Alexander, shipping clerk, N. J. Hows, r. 132 Sedgwick
Patterson Andrew, tailor, r. 1 Kingsbury
PATTERSON AUSTIN L. bookkeeper, Chicago Times, r. 99 S. Sangamon
Patterson A. carpenter, r. 233 Illinois
Patterson Catharine Miss (C. & L. J. Patterson), r. 128 Blue Island av.
Patterson Charles, painter, bds. rear 248 22d
Patterson C. & L. J. Misses (Catharine and Lucy J. Patterson), shirtmakers, 128 Blue Island av. Patterson Eliza, wid. Thomas, r. 128 Blue Island av.
Patterson E. H. salesman, Fairbank, Peck & Co. Patterson Frederick, shoemaker, r. 7 Bremer
Patterson George, carpenter, bds. 989 State
Patterson George, lab. bds. Illinois House
Patterson H. clerk, John V. Farwell & Co. r. 10
Depuyster
PATTERSON IRA F. collector Chicago Times, r. 127 Oak
Patterson Isabella, teacher, r. 71 N. Curtis
Patterson James, currier, r. 164 18th
Patterson James, r. 369 Wabash av.
Patterson James, sailor, bds. 165 Market
Patterson James H. (A. M. Van Horn & Co.), bds. 265 Wabash av.
Patterson James K. junk store, 117 Archer av. Patterson James M. clerk, bds. 89 S. Jefferson Patterson James W. clerk, Bliss & Sharp, rooms 144 Lake
Patterson John, blacksmith, r. 258 W. Polk
Patterson Jolin, clerk, r. 17 Van Buren
Patterson John (col'd), calsominer, r. 26 Sherman Patterson John, expressman, r. 310 N. Division
Patterson John, plumber, r. 73} Green
Patterson John C. clerk, T. H. Patterson, bds. Uhlich House
WAR CLAIMS COLLECTED, BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER.
Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, at G. T. BELDING &
Gents' & Boys' Clothing, latest styles, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 and 102 Randolph.
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Patterson John C. drug elerk, bds. 103 22d Patterson John F. tailor, r. 236 Randolph
Patterson John J. engineer, C. & N. W. R. R. r. 96 N. Morgan
Patterson J. driver, North Chieago City Railway Patterson Luey J. Miss (C. & L. J. Patterson), r. 128 Blue Island av.
Patterson Nathan (eol'd), carpenter, R. Cleve- land, bds. 171 W. Randolph
PATTERSON NORMAN R. at Chicago Times office, r. 826 W. Jackson
Patterson Oler, carpenter, r. 53 Bremer
Patterson Robert, printer, Robert Fergus' Sons, r. 33 Cottage Grove av.
Patterson Robert W. pastor, Second Presbyterian Church, r. 17 Van Buren
Patterson R. Rev. pastor, Jefferson Park Presby- terian Church, r. 71 N. Curtis
Patterson Samuel, pressman, Poe & Hichcock, r. 158 Kinzie
Patterson Samuel, whitewasher, r. Lincoln, cor. Emily
Patterson S. L. engineer, P., Ft. W. & C. R. R. r. 156 Maxwell
PATTERSON THEODORE H. apothe- cary, 103 22d, bds. Uhlieh House
Patterson Thomas (J. B. Rae & Co.), r. 52 S. Green
Patterson Thomas (Powell & Patterson), r. 18 Gurley
Patterson Thomas C. newsdealer, 414 State, r. same
Patterson Thomas E. (Henry Wallace & Co.), bds. 265 Wabash av.
Patterson William, coachman, r. 118 W. Adams Patterson William, drayman, L. Barber & Son, r. 106 Fulton
Patterson William, lab. r. 579 Harrison
Patterson William, painter, r. 24 Tyler
Patterson William, r. 369 Wabash av.
Patterson William H. (Peterson & Patterson), r. 1067 Indiana av.
Patterson William J. blacksmith, r. 445 State
Patterson, see also Paterson
Pattin Martin, lab. r. 44 Illinois
Pattison James L. (Bassett & Pattison), bds. 100 Jackson
Pattison Rufus P. (M. E. Page & Co.), r. 155 Monroe
Pattison Thomas, salesman, Chicago type foun- dry, r. 91 Sangamon
Pattison William D. salesman, Baker, Hickok & Co. bds. 113 State
Patton James, lab. Richmond & Bond, bds. 127 Canal
Patton Martin, lab. Central elevator
Patton Morand D. elerk, bds. Indiana av. bet. Harding and Yates
Patton William, carpenter, r. 150 Catharine
Patton William, furrier. 574 12th, r. same
Patton William W., D. D. pastor. First Congre- gational Church, r. 380 W. Washington
Patyon James, lab. r. 181 W. Harrison
Paul Agnes Miss, paperfolder, Kidder & Co. 64 Lake
Paul Anna M. bds. 360 Clark
Paul Cornelius D. with Paul & Mason, r. 191 24tlı
Panl Eli, carpenter, r. 511 W. Kinzie
Paul Eltham R. (Paul & Mason), r. Evanston
Paul Francis, carpenter and builder, 26 N. Canal, r. 155 W. Fulton
Paul Frederick, teamster, r. Seward
Paul Henry, carpenter, r. 339 N. Carpenter
Paul Isaac, teamster, r. 152 S. Jefferson
Paul James. saloon, 179 S. Canal, r. same
Paul Jeremialı, teacher, Holy Family School, r. 12th, cor. May
Paul Jolin, policeman. r. 435 Larrabee
Paul Josepli, clerk, A. Lauterjung, r. 73 Whit- ney
Paul Philip, constable, 15th Ward, r. 468 Division
INSURE WITH THE WESTERN PHENIX INS. CO. OF CHICAGO, ILL.I OFFICE 128 LASALLE STREET. Authorized Capital, $1,000,000 Paid up Capital, $250,000.
D. R. HUGHES, Pres. GEO I. YEAGER, Sec'y.
Paul William C. agent, r. 129 Chicago av.
Paul & Mason(Eltham R. Paul and Ira J. Mason). insurance agent, rooms 1, 2, 3 and 4, 130 La Salle
Paulding John, painter, 368} State, r. same
Pauley Mary, wid. John, r. 125 16th
Pauli Otto, elerk Bush & Brand, r. 29 Cedar
Pauling Henry, r. 30 Seott
Paulis John, lab, r. 135 1st
Paull John, teamster, r. 206 Blue Island av.
Paulman Henrich, lab. r. 13 N. Halsted
Paulot John, harnessmaker. John Powell, r. 190 W. Randolph
Paulsen Helvur, tinner, Martin Paulsen, bds. 182 N. Dearborn
Paulsen Hougen, cooper, r. 137 N. May
Paulsen Martin, hardware, 173 N. Clark, r. 182 N. Dearborn
Paulson August, bartender, Charles Schwartz, bds. 44 N. Dearborn
Paulson Fred, clerk, Louis Sries, bds. Canal, nr. Randolph
Paulson Hans. brushmaker, Gerts, Lumbard & Co, bds. 51 W. Indiana
Paulson Peter A. fireman, C. & N. W. R. R. Wis. Div. bds. 132 N. Halsted
Paulson Smith, sailor, r. 47 4th
Paulson William, milkman, r. ws. Kankakee av. nr. Wapanseh av.
Paulus Jacob, engineer, r. 347 Hubbard
Pauly Louis (Pauly & Co.), r. 66 Adams
Pauly Louis & Co.(Louis Pauly and F. W. Fraun- berg), saloon, 135 and 137 Randolph
Pauly Peter, gardener, r. 578 N. Wells
Paur Kasper, lab. r. 625 N. Wells
Paursein David, feed store, 594 S. Halsted
Paus Ferdinand, locksmith, Andrew Bolter, r. 226 Jefferson
Paus Ignatus, shoemaker, Nicholas Lillig bds. - Jefferson
Pause William, upholsterer, Allen & Mackey, r. 232 3d av.
Pausinsky Clements J. saloon, 56 Wells, r. 125 Sigel
Pauter Joseplı, wks. Dorr's Hotel
Pav Vencel, lab. r. 167 Ewing
Pavey Henry (H. Pavey & R. Tratt), r. Wauke- gan
PAVEY H. & R. TRATT (Henry Pav- ey and Robert Tratt), hardware, 32 Milwaukee av.
Pawl Francis, carpenter, r. 155 Fulton
Paxon Charles (Gillett & Paxon), bds. Metropo- itan Hotel
Paxon John, lab. bds. 98 John
Paxon V. A. messenger, American Express Co.
Paxton Jolin, machinist, r. 461 Clark
Pay Leorviesson. sailor, bds. 37 Illinois
Payn Eli (Hearsou & Payn), r. 155 W. 12th
Payne C. A. physician, Úhlich block, N. Clark, r. 264 N. Sedgwick
Payne David, gardener. r. al. rear Throop, bet. Tyler and W. Van Buren
Payne James, grocer, Reuben. cor. 2d r. same Payne James H. r. 309 W. Polk
Payne John, music printer, James Barnet, r. Lake View
Payne James, teller, Lunt, Preston & Kean, r. Clark, cor. Centre
Payne John, printer, r. 296 Loomis
Payne Jolin B. clerk, Central Police Station, r. 344 W. Van Buren
NOYES & BROWN, Board of Trade Bag Factory. Call and see our BAGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 45 LaSalle Street, Chicago, III.
DRAKE & BRO., No. 184 Clark Street, Chicago, Dealers in PAPER HANGINGS, PAINTS AND GLASS, Etc., Etc.
REMOVAL, Scott. Rouse & Co., from 136 Lake St. to 100 and 102 Randolph St.
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Peal & Vearhieleg (William Peal and Joseph Vearhieleg), wagonmakers, 335 Milwaukee av.
Peale Joseph, carpenter, bds. 192 S. Halsted
Pearce Benjamin, fancy painter, bds. 7 Randolph
Pearce Edward, engineer, bds. 117 N. Peoria
Pearce George R. bookkeeper, r. 323 Tyler
Pearce Howard, com. mer. bds. 115 W. Kinzie
Pearce John, lab. bds. 246 N. Market
Pearce Joseph, carpenter, r. 128 DeKoven
Pearce J. Irving (Pearce & Benjamin), pres. Third National House, r. Adams House
"Pearce Lelie, schoolteacher, 191 Adams, r. same Pearce Myron L. real estate broker, 175 State, r. 238 Calumet av.
Pearce Samuel. com. mer. bds. 115 W. Kinzie
Pearce Samuel, r. 1208 Prairie av.
Pearce S. E. (Pearce & Barothy), r. 395 Michigan av.
Pearce William L. r. 395 Michigan av.
Pearce & Barothy (S. E. Pearce and Victor Bar- othy), mineral water mnfrs. 290 State
PEARCE & BENJAMIN (J. Irving Pearce and Schuyler S. Benjamin), proprs. Adams House, Lake, ne. cor. Michigan av.
Pearcy Richard, carpenter, r. Purple, cor. 20th
Peare G. R. student, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Peare Philip, bartender, Paul Benedict, bds. 130 Van Buron
Peare Richard M. mnfrs. agent and dealer in en- gineers' and machinists' supplies, brewers' material and mill furnishing, 55 S. Wells, r. Tyler, se. cor. Rucker
Pearns John, carpenter, r. 134 Augusta
Pearsall J. R. engineer, Whitney Bros. & Co. bds. 533 N. Clark
Pearsall Miles, cutter, r. 45 Water
Pearsall Oscar, tug collector, r. 196 Mitchell
Pearson A. E. currier, W. H. Whitmarsh & Co. Pearson Augustus W. collector, r. 251 Division
Pearson Andrew, grocer, bds. 64 Park av.
Pearson Charles, with Walker & Cutting, bds. Metropolitan Hotel
Pearson Charles T. bookkeeper, Burnhams & Van Schaack. bds. State, sw. cor. Ohio
Pearson Cordilia, wid. John, r. 50 Bunker
Pearson Daniel K. land agent, bds. 48 Van Buren Pearson George (Joseph Pearson & Sons), r. 112 W. Harrison
Pearson George C. stationer, bds. 42 and 44 Jack- son
Pearson Isaac F. (Pearson, Wright & Co.), r. 1441 Indiana av.
Pearson James, lab. Dr. Swayne, bds. American Hotel. 105 N. Water
Pearson James, porter, Swain Mnfg. Co. 34 S. Water
Pearson John, head porter, Tremont House, bds. same
Pearson John, janitor, Lake, sw. cor. Clark, r. same
Pearson John A. drug clerk, Smith, Cutler & Co. r. W. Lake
Pearson Joseph (Joseph Pearson & Sons), r. 112 W. Harrison
Pearson Joseph jr. (Joseph Pearson & Sons), r. 112 W. Harrison
PEARSON JOSEPH & SONS (Joseph, George and Joseph jr. Pearson), house, sign and ornamental painters, 85 Washington
Pearson J. H. (J. H. Pearson & Co.), r. 248 W. Washington
Pearson J. H. & Co. (J. H. Pearson and A. W. Wright), lumber dealers, nr. W. Polk bridge Pearson J. W. carpenter, B. D. Mead, bds. 861 State
Pearson Louis, carpenter, r. 20 W. Hunt
Pearson Oliver, carpenter, r. 362 Church
Pearson Samuel P. (S. P. Pearson & Co.), r. 15 S. Leavitt
Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.
Country Merchants and Farmers should visit Belding
ILLCOX & SEWING
'Its seam is strong- rip in use or wear stitch.' ["Judges'
-Send for the "Re of work, containing es, on the same L. CORNELL &
port," and samples both kinds of stitch- piece of goods.
CO. Gen'l Agents, 133 Lake St. Chicago.
Payne J. Y. step ladder and house furniture mnfr. 174 S. State, r. 10 Hammond
Payne Robert C. engineer, r. rear 529 State
Payne Rufus S. dentist, r. 20 Quincy
Payne Theodore S. with S. M. Curtis, 12 Clark Payne William, carpenter, r. 309 W. Polk
Payne William, lab. r. 212 Blue Island av.
Payne William, wood and coal dealer, Rush, ne. cor. Kinzie, r. 69 Pine
Payne, see also Paine
Payson George (Arnold, Payson & Gregory), r. 47 N. Morgan
Payson H. R. r. 311 N. Clark
Payson Joseph, confectioner, bds. 166 Ohio
PAYSON J. R. gen. agent, Security Insur- ance Co. office, Clark, sw. cor. Washington, r. 334 W. Adams
Payson Mayhew, sewing machine agent, r. 111 S. Jefferson
Paytree John, lab. r. rear 319 32d
Payzant William, clerk, Singer Family Sewing Machine Co. rooms Jefferson, cor. Madison Peaber John H. lightning rods, r. 108 W. Division Peabody Francis B. (Gallup & Peabody), r. 371 N. Dearborn
Peabody Hiram B. cigars, snuff and tobacco, 55 Clark, r. same
Peabody James B. (I. P. Wallace & Co.), r. 146 N. Dearborn
Peabody Selim H. teacher, Chicago High School, r. 22 Portland block
Peabody William B. physician, 145 Dearborn, r. same
PEACOCK CHARLES D. watches and jewelry, 221 Randolph, r. same
Peacock Elijah, jeweler, r. Stewart av. cor. Wa bansia av.
Peacock Elijah P. (E. P. Peacock & Bro.), r. 55 Franklin
PEACOCK E. P. & BRO. (Elijah P. and Oliver J. Peacock), trunk lock mnfrs. 55 Franklin
Peacock George, bookkeeper, Silas Dutton, r. 15 Franklin
Peacock George, student, BRYANT & STRAT- TON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Peacock John, butcher, r. 842 Clark
Peacock John, r. ss. Wapanseh av. nr. P., Ft. W. & C. R. R.
Peacock Joseph (J. Peacock & Co.) , r. 15 Frank- lin
Peacock Joseph J. printer, Chicago Republican, r. 215 Clark
Peacock Joseph & Co. (Joseph Peacock and -), Jumber dealers, Sherman, cor. Stow- ell
Peacock Oliver J. (E. P. Peacock & Bro.), r. Wabansia av. cor Wentworth av.
Peacock Peter, carpenter, r. 270 W. 12tlı
Peacock Thomas, shipping clerk, r. 15 Division Peacock William jr. student, BRYANT & STRAT- TON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Peacock William, noulder, r. 240 Loomis
Peacocke Thomas, porter, J. K. Botsford & Sons, r. 151 Division
Peacord Joseph, cooper, r. 488 12th
Peacox William, engineer, Water works, bds. 205 Ontario
Peake William T. bookkeeper, Northup & Van Valkenburgh, bds. 111 Wabash av.
Peal William (Peal & Vearhieleg), r. 196 Fry
DICKENSON & WEBSTER COLLECTION AND
s Clothing House, S. W. Cor. Dearborn and Randolph Sts.
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IBBS' MACHINE. er and less liable to than the Lock- Report," at the
"Grand Trial
Call and See SCOTT, ROUSE & CO., Clothiers, at 100 and 102 Randolph Street.
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Pearson S. P. & Co. (Samuel P. Pearson and Charles Rasmussen), brewers, 164 W. Ran- dolph
Pearson Thomas J. check clerk, Merchants' De- spatch Depot, r. 226 Burnside
Pearson T. R. messenger, Merchants' Union Ex. Co. bds. Matteson House
Pearson William H. cashier, M. U. Ex. Co.
PEARSON, WRIGHT & CO. (Isaac F. Pearson, Ebenezer Wright and Charles Smith), lumber dealers, whol. and ret. 540 Clark
Pearstein John, lab. r. 47 Lowe
Pease Allison L. salesman, J. & H. Chapman
Pease Bradley C. owner of trucks, office, foot of LaSalle, r. 372 Indiana
Pease B. L. real estate broker, room 9 Methodist Church block, r. 224 Park av.
Pease Charles N. agent, r. 78 W. Adams
Pease Corydon, janitor, Opera House, r. 29 Pine Pease C. R. r. 78 W. Adams
Pease Edwin Brooks, clerk, bds. 224 Park av.
Pease George D. trav. agent, bds. 224 Park av.
Pease Harry, saloon and restaurant, Calhoun pl. rear Chamber of Commerce, r. 580 N. Clark Pease Henry, lab. bds. 68 Myrick av.
Pease H. lab. r. 164 N. Franklin
Pease Ira, teamster, bds. 29 Pine
Pease Ira, teamster, bds. 95 Townsend
Pease Jolin F. salesman, r. 161 Park av.
Pease Luther M. clerk, Star Union Line
Pease Mary W. wid. John, seamstress, r. 144 Throop
Pease Stephen N. engineer, Church, Goodman & Donn lley, bds. 164 N. Franklin
Pease William H. machinist, J. S. Watson, bds. 19 Carl
Peashon John, porter, Hollister & Phelps, 135 Lake
Peaslay John, lab. r. 143 22d
Peat James, cook, Matteson House, bds. same
Peatie John (John Peatie & Son), r. 62 Michigan
Peatie John C. (John Peatie & Son), r. 264 Hurl- but
Peatie John & Son (John and John C. Peatie), machinists, 37, 39 and 41 N. Franklin
Peats William H. clerk, Jeremiah L. Stevens, r. 673 Carroll
Peavey Frank H. messenger, Traders' National Bank, r. 258 Forquer
Pebples Richard, varnisher, r. 155 Fulton
Pechdal Jack, lab. rolling mills, r. Elston rd. nr. North av.
Pechel George, tailor, r. 128 12th
Peckham Robert, salesman, r. 228 S. Sangamon Peck Alonzo D. (Kent, Foster & Peck), r. Bos- ton
Peck A. S. agt. Mercantile Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Dearborn, ne. cor. Madison, r. 522 Sedgwick Peck Charles, artist, r. 268 Park av.
Peck Charles F. student, bds. Ullich House
Peck Clarence I. whol. grocer, 53 and 55 Michi- gan av. r. 203 Michigan av.
Peck D. P. bleacher, D. A. Hewes, r. 232 Madi- son
Peck D. P. carpenter, bds. 232 Madison
Peck Ebenezer (Peck & Wingate), r. Oak Park
Peck Elmer E. clerk, Field., Leiter & Co. bds. 13 S. Union
Peck E. W. salesman, Bean, Brownson & Co. bds. Massasoit House
Peck Frederick, carpenter, r. 115 Coolidge
Peck George H. bookkeeper, r. 299 Hubbard
Peck George W. clerk, gen. supts. office, I. C. R. R. r. Cottage Grove av. near Wapansch av. Peck G. A. bds. Lloyd House
Peck G. M. student, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Peck Harriet wid. William, r. 402 State
Peck Henry lab. r. 246 N. State
Peck Jacob, r. Dayton, bet. Clay and Willow
INSURE WITH THE
WESTERN PHENIX INS. CO. OF CHICAGO. ILL. OFFICE 128 LASALLE STREET. Authorized Capital, $1,000,000. Paid up Capital, $250,000.
D. R. HUGHES, Pres. GEO. I. YEAGER, Sec'y.
Peck Jason (col'd), barber, 441 Madison, r. 97 12th
Peck James, mechanic, r. 13 Union
Peck John F. salesman, Sivyer Bros. & Fowler Peck John H., U. S. Inspector, 5 Clark, bds. Me- tropolitan Hotel
Peck John H. carpenter, bds. 191 W. Madison
Peck John L. (Fairbank, Peck & Co.), r. 269 On- tario
Peck Nathan F. (Peck & Co.), r. 528 W. Lake
Peck Nathan S. baker, 275} Randolph, r. 528 W. Lake
Peck Nelson S. brakeman C., B. & Q. R. R. bds. 207 Mitchell
Peck G. wagonmaker, r. 105 Fulton
Peck P. F. W. office, 154 Lake, r. 203 Michigan av. Peck Spencer H. salesman, Allen & Mackey, r. 68 Monroe
Peck Walter L. (Cupples, Marston & Peck), r. 748 Wabash av.
Peck William, carpenter, r. es. Cottage Grove av. near Wapanseh av.
Peck William, lab. r. 142 Centre av.
Peck William R. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. bds. 110 Michigan av.
Peck & Co. (N. F. Peck and Norman Hill), bakers, 275₺ W. Randolph
PECK & WINGATE (Ebenezer Peck and Charles E. Wingate), house furnishing ma- chinery, 194 Lake
Peckam R. W. bds. Richmond House
Peckert Henry, lab. r. 246 N. State
Peckham P. W. lawyer, bds. 296} State
Peckham R. W. salesman, M. D. Wells & Co. r. 228 S. Morgan
Peckhart Frederick, shoemaker, r. 721 Halsted Peckler Harmon, barber, 243 S. Halsted, r. same Peckt John H. grocery, 414 22d, r. same
Peckton William, carpenter, r. 476 Fulton
Peckum Robert W. salesman, r. 228 S. Morgan Pectin Joseph, horseshoer, r. 8 W. Hunt
Peddit Edwin, cooper, 835 State, r. 48 Arnold
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