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Sass Frederick, ragpeddler, r. 206 Mohawk
Sass Henry, entry clerk, Field, Leiter & Co. bds. 220 1st
Sass Henry, lab. r. 53 Ray
Sass Louis (Sass & Hafner), r. 108 W. Lake
Sass & Hafner (Louis Sass and William Hafner), soda nınfrs. 108 W. Lake
Sass -, wid. r. 183 Ohio
Sassaman Charles, office, 36 Dearborn, r. 345 Wabash av.
Sasser Christian, bricklayer, bds 14 Hubbard
Satchell George (Hammill & Satchell), bds. 300 Indiana
Satisemore Glosse, lab. r. 317 W. Polk
Satlie Ferdinand, shoemaker, 175 Wright Satorius John, housemover, r. 168 Mitchell
Satter Anton, stoves and tinware, 454 N. Wells, bds. 419 Sedgwick
Satterlee George, bds. 42 and 44 Jackson
Satterlee George A. r. 289 Wabash av. Satterlee M. L. r. 289 Wabash av.
Satters E. P. student, Dudley's University, bds. 7 26th
Sattler August, tinner, r. 760 S. Halsted
Sattler C. D. saloon, 165 Randolph, r. same Sattler Frederick, machinist, r. 149 Harrison
SALT BAGS, SALT BAGS, at NOYES & BROWN'S BOARD OF TRADE BAG FAUTORY, 45 LaSalle Street.
FOR CHEAP CLOTHING, SUITABLE FOR FARMERS AND LABORERS, GO TO G. T. BELDING &
Co.
Gents' Furnishing Goods, all kinds, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 and 102 Randolph.
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How Experience Conquers Prejudice.
Mr. George Thrall, of Rochester,, in a recent letter to Willcox & Gibbs S. M. Co., writes : "One of your machines has been used in my family for the past eigh- teen months. It has given perfect satisfaction, and I consider it the best Sewing Machine for family use. I the more cheerfullg bear my testinony in its favor because I was at first greatly prejudiced against it.'
Sattrup Christian, cigars and tobacco, 45 E. Kin- zie, r. same
Satvial Patrick, porter, r. 214 Sherman
Satvrins John, housemover, r. 168 Mitchell
Saubert Charles, marblecutter, r. 556 Taylor
Saubert Henry, blacksmith, Chicago Iron Works, r. 268 Catharine
Sauce Randolph, lab. r. Harbine, nr. Lincoln Saucieode Polk, boot and shoemaker, r. 22 Quincy Sauer Christopher A. clerk, land department, I. C. R. R. r. 47 Michigan av.
Sauer Dittmar, boots and shoes, 327 Milwaukee av. r. same
Sauer Frederick, bartender, Gretch & Huehne, r. 80 Dearborn
Sauer John, furniture, bds. Clark, nr. Taylor Sauer Joseph A. blacksmith, r. 154 Blue Island av. Sauer Michael, blacksmith, bds. Lafayette House Saul Christopher, lab. bds. 40 Bremer
Saul Elizabeth, wid. Peter, r. 40 Bremer
Saul James, baker, Western av. se. cor. 4th Saul William, blacksmith, r. 249 W. Randolph Saulsbury A. real estate agt. 107 W. Monroe Saulsbury George, teamster, bds. 47 W. Lake Saulsbury, see also Salisbury
Saunders Archibald, clerk, r. 24 Madison
Saunders A. grain inspector, bds. Northwestern Hotel
SAUNDERS, BROTHER & CO. (Wil-
liam S. and Edward W. Saunders, and -), boot and shoe mnfrs. and whol. dealers, 28 Lake
Saunders Charles F. (Melick & Saunders), r. 9 S. Peoria
Saunders Eben S. salesman, Saunders, Brother & Co. bds. 378 N. LaSalle
Saunders Edward, boarding house, 291 Michigan Saunders Edward, clerk, Post Office, bds. 45 Price pl
Saunders Edward W. (Saunders, Brother & Co.), r. Boston Mass.
Saunders E. clerk, bds. 155 Monroe
Saunders Frank P. foreman, lumber yard, r. 29 Nutt
Saunders George A. clerk, Hatch Hotel, bds. same
Saunders Horace, cattle dealer, bds. 291 Michigan Saunders Isaac B. bookkeeper, L. and D. Higgins, bds. 84 and 86 Stete
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Saunders Jacob, porter, Weber, Williams & Fitch, r. 100 Townsend
Saunders John, clerk, Post Office, r. 45 Price pl. Saunders Joshua, carriage and wagonmaker, 67 Adams, r. State nr. Madison
Saunders Martha Miss, clerk, Wright's restaurant, Crosby's Opera House
Saunders Mary Miss, clerk, Wright's restaurant, Crosby's Opera house
Saunders Michael, boilermaker, r. 343 4th av. Saunders Patrick, saloon, 564 State, r. same
Saunders Samuel R. salesman, Baker, Hickok & Co. r. 731 State
Saunders William, feedmaster, Union Stock Yards, bds. Hough House
Saunders William, lab. bds. 48 Newbery
Sannders William, mariner, bds. 327 E. Kinzie
Saunders William S. (Saunders Bro. & Co.), r. 378 N. LaSalle
Saunders -, cigarmaker, r. 335 Wells Saunders -, painter, Barry & Cushing
Saur Charles, physician, 257 Clark, r. same
Saur Henry, lab. r. 849 S. Halsted
Saurborn Joseph, salesman, Grant, Burke & Co.
Saurret Gustava, fancy goods, 174 State, r. same Sauter Anna M. wid. Jacob, r. 172 Indiana
Sauter Charles J. clerk, Cobb & Thorn, r. 172 In- diana
Sauter Christ, cigarmaker, Falk Bros. r. 30 W. Erie
Sauter Frederick. machinist, Chicago Iron Works, r. 363 Chicago av.
Sauter George (col'd), clerk, bds. 439 Clark Sauterman Frederick, carpenter, r. 645 S. Mor- gan
Sautermann Henry, sailor, bds. 256 Madison Sauwson A. H. seaman, bds. 58 Sherman
Savage C. H. (Savage & Brooks), bds. Briggs House
Savage C. H. dermatologist, room 14, 164 Madi- son, r. same
Savage Edward, com. mer. r. Madison, nr. Sey- mour
Savage Edward P. bookkeeper, Francis W. Sav- age, bds. 1037 N. Clark
Savage Francis W. com. mer. 11 Dearborn, r. 1037 N. Clark
Savage G. S. F. Rev. sec. Am. Tract Soc., (Bos- ton), 84 Washington, r. 272 Indiana
Savage Harry, painter. Coan & Ten Broeke Car- triage Mnfg. Co. bds. 146 12th
Savage John, boots and shoes, 152 N. Clark, r. 653 N. Wells
Savage Maggie Miss, hoop skirt maker, Julius Newman, r. Madison, nr. Western av.
Savage Margaret, wid. Thomas, r. 247 N. Clark Savage Richard (Savage & Bro.), r. 59 Whi- ting
Savage Thomas, carpenter, r. 239 Huron
Savage Timothy, bookkeeper, r. 933 Prairie av. Savage William M. (Savage & Bro.), r. 59 Whit- ing
SAVAGE & BRO. (William M. and Richard Savage), machine shop and foundry, 42 and 44 Michigan
Savage -, clerk, bds. 366 Ohio
Savard Fereol, boot and shoemaker, 134 Blue Is- land av.
Savard Louis, cutter, Whitney Bros. & Co. bds. 134 Blue Island av.
Savard Octave, shoemaker, Fereol Savard, bds. 134 Blue Island av.
Saveland Theodore, sailor, r. 263 Superior
Saoenski Simon, musical instrument repairer, r. rear 521 State
Saverton George A. clerk, r. 220 W. Polk
Saverry George, engineer, C., B. & Q. R. R. bds. 243 Newberry
Savery Daniel, engineer, Hair & Odiorne, r. 124 S. Desplaines
Saville John, lab. r. 40 Fry
Saville William, shipcarpenter, r. 36 Blue Island av.
Savin John W. (Case & Savin), bds. Briggs House Savin J. A. bds. Briggs House
Savor Martin, lab. r. 170 Ewing
Sawdy Henry J. traveling agent, Knowles, Cloyes & Co.
Sawtell A. J. clerk, Sanderson & Co. r. 58 Hins- dale
Sawtell Henry F. salesman, Culver, Page & Hoyne, bds. Briggs House
Sawtell J. D. (T. J. Purdue & Co.)
Sawtelle J. A. actor, Col. Wood's Museum, r. 94 N. Jefferson
Sawyer Abner J. shipcarpenter, r. 31 Pine
Sawyer Alonzo A., A. M. professor of mathe- matics, University of Chicago r. same
Sawyer Amos, teamster, r. 213 N. Clark
Sawyer Charles B. (Davis, Sawyer & Co.), r. 854 Indiana av.
Sawyer David G. salesman, Stearns, Forsyth & Co. r. 454 W. Adams
Sawyer Edwin (W. & E. Sawyer & Co.), bds. Me- tropolitan Hotel
WANTED, FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY TO SELL, BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER, Real Estate Agents, 99 Washington Street.
W. Corner Dearborn and Randolph Streets, for Fine and Fashionable Clothing.
Go to G. T. BELDING
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING, at SCOTT, ROUSE & CO., 100 and 102 Randolph St.
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Sawyer E. C. clerk, American Ex. Co. bds. Briggs House
Sawyer Franklin, hides and leather, 235 Lake, r. 66 Pike av.
Sawyer George S. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. bds. 201 Madison
Sawyer Henry, butcher, C. P. Albee, r. 107 On- tario
Sawyer Henry E. r. 246 N. LaSalle
Sawyer H. J. (Davis, Sawyer & Co.), bds. Matte- son House
Sawyer John C. salesman, Philip Wadsworth & Co. bds. Richmond House
Sawyer John W. (col'd), cooper, r. 279 4th. av.
Sawyer Joseph (Sawer & Brown), bds. 35 Pine Sawyer Laura, wid. bds. 26 Park av.
Sawyer Leander (Jacobs & Sawyer), r. 211 and 213 Bushnell
Sawyer L. N. bookkeeper, I. S. Platt, bds. 217 Štate
Sawyer Sidney, r. 267. Michigan
Sawyer William H. (W. & E. Sawyer & Co.), r. 215 Park av.
SAWYER W. & E. & CO. (William H. and Edwin Sawyer and George S. Nelson), tanned sheep skins, 24 Joseph, office, 237 Lake
Sawyer & Brown (Joseph Sawyer and Marvin M. Brown), livery and sale stables, Couch pl. bet. Dearborn and Clark
Sawyer & Maxwell (- Sawyer and R. A. Max- well), com. mers. room 7 Steele's bldg. 180 S. Water
Sawyer - (Sawyer & Maxwell)
Sax Samuel, clothier, 25 Milwaukee av. r. same Saxer Joseph, lithographer, E. Mendel, r. 32 La- Salle
Saxladd Arthur, clerk, bds. 206 W. Lake,
Saxlar Joseph, blacksmith, r. 305 23d
Saxton Eugene, waiter, Dale's dining rooms, r. Quincy, bet. Wells and armory
Saxton James A. (J. S. Goodman & Co.), r. Can- ton, Ohio
Saxton John, traveling agent, bds. 339 State Saxton Margaret, wid. Nicholas, r. 146 W. Jack- son
Saxton Richard C. brakeman, bds. 970 W. Madison Saxton S. painter, bds. 403 State
Sayer George H. machinist, bds. 46 W. Adams Sayer Jane, wid. boardinghouse, r. 53 N. Halsted Sayers John, carpenter, r. ws. Forest av. nr. Douglas pl.
Sayers John, harnessmaker, Charles A. Kerfoot, r. 144 4th av.
Sayers Walter, civil engineer, r. 53 N. Halsted Sayle A. carpenter, Hall & Winch
Sayles Henry G. machinist, bds. 37 W. Washing- ton
Sayles James Mrs. r. 789 Wabash av.
Sayles J. E. studeut, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Sayles Lyman, lab. r. 211 Bushnell
Sayrs Henry (Sayrs & Doney), r. 825 Indiana av. Sayrs Sarah, wid. Josiah, r. 825 Indiana av.
SAYRS & DONEY (Henry Sayrs and Thomas Doney), whol. grocers, 85 S. Water Scaddin S. H. machinist, Singer Family Sewing Machine Co. r. 192 18tlı
Scaff A. P. teas and coffee, bds. St. Cloud Hotel Scaff W. tea dealer, bds. St. Cloud House
Scales Charles N. painter, r. es. Lake av. bet. Wapansel av. and city limits
Scales Charles R. merchant, r. Cosset, cor. Lake Scales C. R. (J. C. Scales & Co.), r. 83 Market Scales Joseph, lab. r. 664 Arnold
Scales Joseph S. r. 264 Tyler
Scales J. C. (J. C. Scales & Co.), r. 83 Market SCALES J. C. & CO. (J. C. and C. R. Scales), com. mers. 83 S. Water
Scales Samnel, carpenter, r. 264 W. Tyler Scales William S. carpenter, r. 202 Fulton Scales -, glazier, S. I. Russell
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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.
Scalley Martin, carpenter, r. 189 Ewing Scallon Edward, machinist, r. 173 Indiana
Scally John, sashmaker, Edward Mendson, r. 104 Newberry
Scammell Samuel, shoemaker, Davis, Sawyer & Co. bds. Washington, cor. Dearborn
Scammon Charles T. (Scammon & Lincoln), r. 209 Michigan av.
SCAMMON J. YOUNG (Scammon, Mc Cagg & Fuller), and pres. Marine Co. of Chi- cago. r. 209 Michigan av.
SCAMMON, McCAGG & FULLER (J. Young Scammon, Ezra B. McCagg and Samuel W. Fuller), attorneys at law, Lake, ne. cor. LaSalle
Scammon & Lincoln (Charles T. Scammon and Robert T. Lincoln), attorneys atlaw, room 1, 154 Lake
Scamzabaubar Joseph, lab. r. 76 Barber
Scanalon Barney, cooper, bds. 74 N. Peoria Scandalen James, sailor, r. 419 S. Morgan
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Church, 33 and 35 Illinois
Scandlon Bridget, wid. Richard, r. 44 Arthur
Scanlan Bridget, wid. Michael, seamstress, 276 S. May
Scanlan Cornelius, porter, G. C. Cook & Co. r. 54 N. Canal
Scanlan Edward (Scanlan & Bros.), r. Huron, nw. cor. LaSalle
Scanlan Jeremiah, plumber and gasfitter, 424 State, r. same
Scanlan John, lab. bds. 48 W. Harrison
SCANLAN JOHN, patent felt and compo- sition roofing, 126 Washington, r. Chicago av. se. cor. LaSalle
Scanlan John F. (Scanlan & Bros.), r. 181 For- quer
Scanlan J. lab. E. Baggot & Co.
Scanlan Martin, bootmaker, r. 75 N. Market
Scanlan Mary, wid. John, r. 612 S. Jefferson
Scanlan Mary, wid. John, r. 94 N. Market
Scanlan Mathew, lab. r. 373 4th av.
Scanlan Michael (Lonergan & Scanlan), r. 170 N. State
Scanlan Michael, editor, Irish Republic, r. 700 Carroll
Scanlan Mortimer, blacksmith, Russel & Rode- noch, r. 251 3d av.
Scanlan Mortimer (Scanlan Bros.), r. N. Wells Scanlan Patrick, porter, r. 50 Mather
Scanlan Timothy J. F. scavenger, r. 22 N. Ada
SCANLAN & BROS. (Edward, John F. and Mortimer Scanlan), mufrs. and whol. confec- tioners, 138 S. Water
Scanlon C. F. Mrs. millinery goods, 362 State, r. same
Scanlon David, lab. r. 138 Barber
Scanlon Dennis, lab. r. 201 Ewing
Scanlon Jerry, fireman, bds. rear 689 State
Scanlon John, brickmason, r. 560 S. Canal
Scanlon John, fireman, r. 87 Walnut
Scanlon John (Lill & Diversy Brewing Co.), Pine, ne. cor. Superior
Scanlan Mary, wid. Malachi, boardinghouse, 147 LaSalle
Scanlon Joseph, flagman, C. & N. W. R. R. r. 253 N. Clinton
Scanlon Michael, confectioner, r. 700 Carroll
Scanlon Michael, lab. r. Reuben, nr. Lock
Scanlon Michael, machinist, r. 779 Indiana av. Scanlon Pat, sailor, r. 610 S. Jefferson
TWINES OF ALL KINDS, At NOVES & BROWN'S BOARD OF TRADE BAG FACTORY, 45 Lasalle STREET.
FOR ALL KINDS OF SHADE FIXTURES, GO TO DRAKE & BRO., NO. 184 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
Gents' & Boys' Clothing, latest styles, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph.
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ILLCOX & SEWING
'Its seam is strong- rip in use or wear stitch.' ["Judges' "Grand Trial."] Send for the "Re- of work, containing es, on the same L. CORNELL &
IBBS' MACHINE. er and less liable to than the Lock, Report," at the
port," and samples both kinds of stitch- piece of goods.
CO. Gen'l Agents, 133 Lake St. Chicago.
Scanlon Patrick, brickmason, r. 560 S. Canal Scanlon Patrick, currier, bds. 477 Wells
Scanlon Patrick, r. 54 N. Canal
Scanlon Timothy, engineer, r. 22 N. Rucker Scannel John, lab. r. English, nr. Centre av. Scannel -, lab. r. 118 N. Clinton
Scannell John, engineer, r. 253 W. Kinzie
Scannell John M. clk. Reineman, Gimbel & Co. r. 120 Townsend
Scantlebury John B. engineer, r. 279 W. Taylor Scantlebury Samuel, r. 279 W. Taylor
Scarda Frank, Excelsior machine works
Scary John, lab. r. 224 Main
Scatcha, lab. r. Harbine, cor. Paulina
Scates, Bates & Towslee (Walter B. Scates, George .. Bates and Henry B. Towslee), attys. at law, rooms 8, 9 and 10, 50} Dear- born
Scates Charles, r. 46 Warren
Scates Clarence, custom house broker, r. 46 War- ren
Scates Eugene, bookkeeper, M. S. L. & Trust Co. Lake, cor. Dearborn, r. 46 Warren
Scates Walter B. (Scates, Bates & Towslee), col- lector of customs and U. S. depository, Cus- tom House bldg. r. 46 Warren
Scautalder Martin, engineer, r. 217 Elm
Sceffers Thomas, lab. r. 713 State
Scepplock Charles, cooper, r. 118 Newberry Scerel Charles, barber, r. 388 N. Wells
Sceva Henry A. tuner, r. 123 Chicago av.
Schaaf George, porter, Jones & Laughlins, r. 140 Carroll
Schaaf Gotthard, saloon, 212 W. 12th, r. same
Schaaf G. millinery goods, r. 157 Adams
Schaaf Jeremiah, salesman, E. M. Arnstein, r. 157 Adams
Schaaf John A. (Schaaf & Derry), r. 575 N. Wells Schaaf & Derry (J. A. Schaaf and H. Derry), furniture dealers, 71 N. Clark
Schaafer Christian, butcher. r. 339 Milwaukee av. Schabb Nicholas, machinist, r. 232 Wells
Schabecke Clous, trunkmaker, H. Vogler & Co. r. 207 Clybourn av.
Schabel Joseph (Merziger, Schabel & Moeser), r. 150 N. Clark
Schaben Anton, compositor, bds. 128 Sedgwick Schaber Fritz, lab. Zeh & Laufer, bds. 211 Kinzie Schaberle John, harnessmaker, bds. 369 State » Schachameyer Frederick, principal, German Lu- theran school, r. Union, sw. cor. English
Schacht Simon, grocer, 208 Michigan, r. same Schachtner John, lab. r. 12 Walsh
Schachtrupp Louis, clerk, r. 90 Townsend Schack Frank r. 344 Wilwaukee av.
Schack John, blacksmith, bds. 160 Milwaukee av. Schack Nicholas, wagonmaker, bds. 213 W. Lake Schackerman George, porter, r. 200 Vine
Schackschober John (Schafer, Frillman & Co.), r. East Ellington, Vt.
Schadde Nicholas, sawyer, r. 239 North av. Schaddick Charles, tailor, r. 339 North av. Schade August, engineer, r. 436 State
Schade Casper, upholsterer, r. 491 Larrabee
Schade Peter, upholsterer, McDonough & Price, r. 239 North av.
Schade William, groceries and provisions, 771 W. Lake, r. same
Schadeck Leonhard, basketmaker, r. 63 Mohawk Schadeck Nicholas, cigarmaker, r. 63 Mohawk Schadeck Peter, mason, r. 63 Mohawk
Schadel Emil, tinsmith, r. 183 Indiana
Schader Henry, lab. r. 19 Clarandi
Schaeberle J. F. upholsterer, Rebanks & John- son, r. 166 N. Franklin
Schaefer And ew (Niemann & Schaefer), r. 114 Townsend
Schaefer Bernard, steamfitter, r. 391 N. State Schaefer Carl. teamster, r. 327 State
SCHAEFER DANIEL, saloon, 254 Ran- dolph, r. same
Schaefer Edward, salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. bds. 125 LaSalle
Schaefer Frederick C. printer, Guilbert & Clis- sold, bds. 471 Fulton
Schaefer Henry (Fitz & Schaefer), r. 49 Rees Schaefer Henry, milkman, 49 Rees, r. same
Schaefer Henry L. cabinetmaker, Henry Eastes, bds. Lafayette House
Schaefer H. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler Schaefer John, teamster, r. 406 N. State
Schaefer Joseph, tailor, r. 63 W. Liberty
Schaefer Justus, saloon, 217 Van Buren, r. same
Schaefer Mary T. asst. Franklin school, r. 109 N. Clark
Schaefer Matthew, porter, Killer & Blum, r. But- terfield, bet. 20th and 21st
Schaefer William, saloon, 237 Randolph, r. same Schaeffer Charles, barber, bds. 40 E. Kinzie
Schaeffer Henry, miller, r. 88 S. Jefferson
Schaeffer Henry, tailor, r. 237 Blue Island av.
Schaeffer H. clerk, bds. Niagara House
Schaeffer John W. machinist, r. 218 Wells
Schaeffer Robert A. r. 120 Erie
Schaeffer William, baker, 269 Blue Island av. r. same
Schaeffer William jr. tailor, r. 604 State
Schaeffler Albert Rev. r. 190 Church
Schaeffler Henry, saloon, 303 N. Water. r. same Schaekese . Mary, laundry, 9 S. Desplaines, r. same ·
Schaeler John William, dealer in wood, 900 S. Hal- sted, r. Canalport av.
Schaeppe Endmann, butcher, 313 and 315 Milwau- kee av. r. 315 Milwaukee av.
Schafer Charles, candymaker, r. 184 S. Clark
Schafer Charles A. (Schafer, Frillman & Co.), r. 688 S. Canal
Schafer Frederick, stonecutter, Henry Kerber, r. 98 Newberry
Schafer Frederick, tailor, Henry Kraimerse, r. Harlem
Schafer, Frillman & Co. (Charles Schafer, Fred- erick Frillman, William Wolf and John Shackschofer), sashlock mnfrs. 91 and 93 W. 16th
Schafer Henry, cabinetmaker, bds. Lafayette House
Schafer John H. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. r. 18 Dussold
Schafer L. B. porter, Fiske, Kirtland & Co. r. 109 N. Clark
Schafer Richard, brushmaker, r. 5 Rees
Schafer Wolf, r. 88 Peoria
Schaffe Erdmann, butcher, 313 Milwaukee ay. r. same
Schaffel Christian (Long & Schaffel), r. 56 Larra- bee
Schaffer Benjamin (Burmeister & Schaffer), r. N. State, nr. Division
Schaffer Charles, tinsmith, r. 28 Blue Island av.
Schaffer Dins. sewer contractor, r. 246 3d av.
Schaffer E. W. cooper, r. 109 N. Clark
Schaffer Frederick, stencil cutter, r. 98 Newberry Schaffer George, r. 246 3d av.
Schaffer George, packer, 88 S. Water
Schaffer Henry, cutter, S. G. Witkowsky & Son, r. 136 Rumsey
Schaffer Henry, tanner, bds. 402 22d
Schaffer Henry W. shoemaker, John Yunker, r. 248 Randolph
Schaffer John, street foreman, r. 113 14th
BUSINESS PAPER NEGOTIATED BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER,
Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.
BOYS' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, G. T. BELDING & CO., Southwest Corner of Dearborn and Randolph Streets.
Gents' Furnishing Goods, all kinds, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph.
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Schaffer Louis, lab. r. 100 McGregor Schaffer Michael, lab. r. 116 Barber
Schaffer Nicholas, r. 234 3d av.
Schaffer Peter, lab. r. 116 Barber
Schaffer Phillip, harnessmaker, r. 297 W. Polk Schaffhausen Matthias (M. Schaffhausen & Bro.), r. 250 Blue Island av.
Schaffhausen M. & Bro. (Matthias and Nicholas Schaffhausen), wagonmakers, 250 Blue Is- land av.
Schaffhausen Nicholas (M. Schaffhausen & Bro.). r. Coolidge, bet. Waller and Blue Isiand av. Schaffner Louis Col. U. S. Asst. Assessor Inter- nal Rev. 10th Div. 133 Dearborn, r. 553 N. Clark
Schaffner Nathan (Fisher & Schaffner), r. 215 Car- roll
Schaffner Phillip, miller, r. 108 Augusta
Schaffner William, r. 395 S. Clinton
Schager Anton, notion store, r. 344 S. Canal, r. same
Schager John, clerk, Anton Schager, bds. 344 S. Canal
Schagerholm M. A. carpenter, r. 81 W. Erie
Schairer Harry, coppersmith, Schwench & Holm- berg, bds. 975 N. Clark
Schairer Mathew (Brown & Schairer), r. 147 N. Dearborn
Schal Christian, lab. r. 171 Cornell
Schaldun Joseph, lab. bds. 198 S. Canal
Schaler William. r. 152 Canalport av.
SCHALL ANDREW, proprietor, Schall's House, 207 and 209 Randolph
Schall Andrew E. head waiter, Schall House, bds. same
Schall Daniel, stonecutter, bds. 346 Wells
Schall Emmett R. livery and sale stable, Couch
pl. bet. Franklin and Wells, Randolph . and Lake, bds. Schall House
SCHALL HOUSE, A. Schall, propr. 207 and 209 Randolph
Schall Lorenz, porter, r. 395 North av.
Schall L. bookkeeper, Binz & Laparle, bds. 316 · Cottage Grove av.
Schaller August, lab. r. 260 3d av.
Schaller Christian, mason, r. 55 E. Hinsdale
Schaller Constantine, com. mer. r. 126 Michigan Schaller John, physician, 193 W. Randolph, r. same
Schaller Louisa, seamstress, r. Rush, nr. Oak Schaman Albert, carpenter, r. 470 Reuben Schambik Susan,wid. Frederick, r. 635 Carroll
Schamberger Christian, broommaker, r. 149 Mich- igan
Schamp Henry, carpenter, r. 192 Cass
Schampane Maximilian, baker, r. 407 W. Polk
Schanbach Anthony, cabinetmaker, bds. 239 S. Canal
Schanck William, agent, P., Ft. W. & C. R. R. bds. Metropolitan Hotel
Schandrof Henry, fireman, r. 151 Clybourn av. Schanefeld Frederick, musician, r. 263 7th
Schank Charles,watchman, bds. 161 Cottage Grove av.
Schank Jolın, com. mer. r. 144 Fry
Schank John, saddle and harness mnfr. and asst. fire marshal, S. Div. 200 Randolph, r. 188 3d av.
Schank John, sawyer, r. 106 Foster
Schank Peter, lab. r. 245 Orchard
Schank Peter, saloon, 161 Cottage Grove av. r. same
Schanly Francis, lab. r. 158 Wright
Schanz Joseph, saloon, 683 Clark, r. same
Schanze Heury, saloon, 197 Blue Island av. r. same Schaper Frederick, shoemaker, r. 137 W. Madi- son
Schardin Otto, lab. r. 150 Rumsey
Scharenberg Charles, policeman, r. 21 Goethe
Scharenberg Edward, clerk, Stanbro, Warren & Co. r. 252 Oak
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.
Scharenberg H. H. deputy sheriff and baliff, circuit court, basement Court House, r. Har- lem
Scharf Henry, butcher, r. 293 Kankakee av. Scharfenberger Rosa Mrs. dressmaker, 263 7th Scharff' A. P. supt. Great Eastern Tea Co. 77 W. Madison, r. same
Scharff W. asst. supt. Great Eastern Tea Co. r. 77 W. Madison
Scharlau Charles, gilder, Chas. Brachvogel, r. Rucker, nr. Milwaukee av.
Scharlau Frederick. lab. r. 34 Will
Scharle Mathias, cigarmaker, 62 Blue Island av. r. same
Scharley John P. cigars and tobacco, 181 W. Madison
Scharm Theodore, carpenter, 180 Augusta
Scharrill Herman, storekeeper, Tremont House
Schate Harmon,{blacksmith, Henry Binder, bds. 338 S. Canal
Schate Henry, carpet layer, S. Nickerson, r. 505 Larrabee
Schatt Otto, bookkeeper, r. 483 N. Dearborn
Schatweiler John, wagonmaker, r. 383 W. Lake Schatzle Jacob, moulder, Excelsior Machine Works
Schaub Bartholomew (Hartmann & Schaub), r. 197 N. Clark
Schaub Conrad (Schaub & Strehl)
Schaub Henry, carpenter, Foote & Rice, r. 192 Cass
Schaub John, jeweler, Nowlin & McElwain, r. 95 Ohio
Schaub John, lab. r. 948 Clark
Schaub John J. r. 95 Ohio
Schaub J. harnessmaker, City R. R. bds. 95 Ohio Schaub Matthias, tobacconist, whol. and ret. 41 N. Clark, r. 91 Ohio
SCHAUB & STREHL (Conrad Schaub and Jacob Strehl), cabinetmakers, r. 135 N. Desplaines
Schauer August, tinsmith, r. 354 North"av.
Schauer Frank, tailor, 211} W. Lake, r. same Schauk William, butcher, 30 N. Wells, r. same
Schaul Hermann, wineroom man, Tremont House, r. same
Schaul Laurence, packer, 88 S. Water
Schaumburg Adam, boot and shoemaker, 287 Blue Island av. r. same
Schaumburg Hotel, Henry Hannening, propr. 110 and 112 W. Lake
Schaun Edward, cutter, Frank Kelly, r. 20 N. Union
Schaup William, lab. r. 316 Henry
Schauss John, lab. r. 24 Wright
Schausten Robert, upholsterer, Charles Tobey, bds. 248 Randolph
Schausten R. carriage trimmer, bds. Niagara House
Schaver Charles, carpenter, r. 224 2d
Schaver Jolin, lab. r. 17 Wyman
Schdosky J. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler
Scheaffer Willianı (Reichwein & Scheaffer), r. 269 Blue Island av.
Scheben Anton, printer, III. Staats Zeitung, bds. 128 Sedgwick
Schedden Nils, carpenter, r. 29 Butterfield
Scheel Fred. baker, bds. 15 Bremer Scheel Frederick, lab. r. 34 Holt
Scheel John, lab. rolling mill, r. 213 Holt
Scheer Joseph, shoemaker, r. 451 Clark
Scheerer Martin, stonecutter, r. 473 Wells
SAMPLE BAGS FOR GRAIN AND WAREHOUSEMEN, for sale at NOYES & BROWN'S BOARD OF TRADE BAG FACTORY, 45 Lasalle Street.
FOR FINE MIXED PAINTS OF ALL KINDS, GO TO DRAKE & BRO., NO. 184 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
Co.'s Mammoth Clothing House, S. W. Cor. Randolph and Dearborn.
Cheapest and best Clothing in the city, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph.
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From Mesopotamia.
The Rev. N. WILLIAMS, Missionary at Mardin, Meso potamia, writes: "I must tell you how splendidly our Sewing Machine (WILLCOX & GIBBS) works. We needed new lounges, and I sewed for my wife one hundred yards of thick ticking, from two to seven thicknesses. It has not once been out of order-not once balked-and it is a comfort."
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