Edwards' annual directory to the inhabitants in the city of Chicago, 1867, Part 152

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Publication date: 1867
Publisher: Chicago, Ill. : R. Edwards
Number of Pages: 1086


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READY-MADE CLOTHING, at SCOTT, ROUSE & CO., 100 and 102 Randolph St.


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'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.


Simondson Jolin, carpenter, r. 205 W. Erie Simoni Laramus, ice cream saloon, 88 N. Clark, r. same


Simons A. S. sailmaker, Wills, Dunham & Hoit, r. 280 N. Halsted


Simons Charles, clothing mer. 273 Clark, r. same Simons C. W. lab. W. Murdock, bds. 969 W. Mad- ison


Simons C. W. conductor, city railway, bds. 967 Madison


Simonis Daniel, machinist, r. Park av. nw. cor. Oakley


Simons Edward, messenger, Am. Ex. Co. r. 206 S. Peoria


Simons Elisha, conductor, bds. 969 W. Madison Simons E. foreman, city railway stables, bds. 969 W. Madison


Simons E. salesman, Z. M. Hall, bds. Washington House


Simons George, carpenter, r. 261 Hubbard Simons John, engineer, r. 334 W. Polk


Simons John, machinist. bds. 84 S. Jefferson


Simons John, scene shifter, Varieties Theatre Simons Joseph, painter, bds. Dupage House Simons Samuel (Simons & Co.), r. 339 Carroll Simons Simon, shoemaker, r. 188 N. Union


Simons S. Curtis, com. mer. r. 799 W. Fulton Simons S. P. foreman, city railway stables, r. Washington, cor. Seymour


Simons W. G. L. clerk, bds. 26 S. Desplaines Simons & Co. (Samuel Simons and D. F. Buck- ley), mnfrs. printers' furniture, etc. Calhoun pl. nr. Dearborn


Simonson Simon, sailor, r. 211 N. Green Simonson Simon, shipcarpenter, r. 50 4th Simonton Robert, carpenter, r. 109 Front


Simpson Amos T. carpenter, r. 863 S. Halsted


Simpson Andrew, porter, R. H. Slosson & Co. r. 42 Noble


Simpson August, blacksmith, r. 549 W. 12th


Simpson Edward M. (Irvine, Jones & Co.), bds. 24 Washington


Simpson Erick, grocer, 362 W. Van Buren, r. same


Simpson George, lab. bds. 212 N. Wells


Simpson George (Joseph Pratt & Co.), r. 131 S. Halsted


Simpson George B. asst. bookkeeper, W. U. T. Co. bds. 210 N. Curtis


Simpson George H. clerk, Hayden & Kay Simpson George R. lab. bds. Waltch House


Simpson George W. clerk, r. 174 W. Washington Simpson G. W. gunsmith, 148} W. Lake, r. same Simpson James, bds. 194 Cottage Grove av. Simpson James, hatter, r. 222} Clark


Simpson James, merchant police, bds. 402 22d Simpson John, lab. bds. Reuben, nr. Lock


Simpson John, machinist, C. B. Brown & Co. bds. 152 W. Jackson


Simpson John, merchant police, bds. 402 22d Simpson John, physician, r. Oak, nr. Bremer Simpson John F. clerk, Bowen, Whitman Winslow, r. W. Washington, cor. Halsted


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Simpson John N. detective police, r. 138 Wright Simpson John P. marblecutter, bds. 45 W. White Simpson J. E. cashier, F. N. Hamlin & Co. r. 105 Lake


Simpson J. G. salesman, Simpson & Hughes, r. 447 Division


Simpson Marcus, bds. 135 S. Halsted


Simpson Mark, saloon, 57 Canalport av. r. same


Simpson Martha, wid. George, r. 153 S. Market


Simpson Mary A. Mrs. r. 173 State


Simpson Matilda, wid. William H. r. 210 N. Curtis Simpson Richard, signpainter, William Stone- house, r. 212 W. Randolph


Simpson Thomas (col'd). r. 160 4th av.


Simpson William, contractor, bds. 258 State Simpson William, lab. bds. 124 E. Kinzie


Simpson William, lab. bds. 57 Canalport av.


Simpson William, salesman, Simpson & Hughes, r. 49 Pine


Simpson William, policeman, bds. 102 W. Madison Simpson William, soapmaker, r. 544 S. Halsted


Simpson William, warehouseman, Slade & Foss, bds. 124 E. Kinzie


Simpson W. A. (Simpson & Hughes), bds. Briggs House


Simpson William H. clerk, Western News Co. bds. 100 Monroe


SIMPSON & HUGHES (W. A. Simpson and David Hughes), foreign and domestic dry goods, 111 Lake


Simpson -, bds. 49 Pine


Sims Andrew (col'd), teamster, r. 196 Adams


Sims Henry S. clerk, Hallock & Wheeler, bds. 261 Kinzie


Sims John B. carpenter, r. 157 W. Madison Sinis, see also Simms


Simson Abraham, shipcarpenter, r. 226 Oak


Simsrott Frederick, policeman, 1st precinct, r. 414 S. Morgan


Simsrott Henry, policeman, r. 414 S. Morgan


Sinai Congregation Church (Jewish), Dr. Chron- ick, minister, 3d av. nw. cor. Van Buren


Sinclair Brothers (Geo. and James C. Sinclair), 1 hardware, 366 State


Sinclair Charles E. (Sinclair & Blair), r. 366 State Sinclair Daniel, watchman, fire department, r. 184. W. Van Buren


Sinclair Duncan D. (Sinclair & More), r. 184 W. Van Buren


Sinclair D. clerk, Ross & Gossage, r. 80 Superior Sinclair Edward, engineer, C. & N. W. R. R. bds. 130 W. Indiana


Sinclair Frank, bookkeeper, bds. 1087 Indiana av.


Sinclair George (Sinclair Bros.), r. 366 State


Sinclair George F. bookkeeper, Irish & Fuller, r. 1087 Indiana av.


Sinclair George H. agent, Fireman's Ins. Co. bds. 19 Centre av.


Sinclair James, machinist, bds. 5 N. Peoria


Sinclair James, porter, Northwestern Hotel, bds. same


Sinclair James, saloon and boardinghouse, 143 N. Water, r. same


Sinclair James, stonecutter, r. 17 Belknap Sinclair James C. (Sinclair Bros.), r. 366 State


Sinclair Jefferson (Hill & Sinclair), r. 663 Wa- bash av.


Sinclair J. D. waiter, Northwesten Hotel


Sinclair J. F. (Sinclair & Tompkins), r. 177 Wa- bash av.


Sinclair Louise C. wid. John T. r. 140 Elm


Sinclair Maria, wid. William, r. 64 N. LaSalle


Sinclair Mary G. asst. teacher, Wells School, r. 184 W. Van Buren


Sinclair Peter, solicitor, Paul & Mason, r. 119 Sedgwick


Sinclair R. H. (Sinclair & Granger), r. 239 W. Van Buren


Sinclair Walter J. fireman, C. & N. W. R. R. r. Waukegan


Sinclair William H. lab. bds. 143 N. Water


Sinclair & Blair (Charles E. Sinclair and George W. Blair), steam job printers, 51 and 53 La- Salle


Sinclair & Granger (R. H. Sinclair and J. R. Granger), lumber com. mers. room 9, 242 S. Water


Sinclair & More (Duncan D. Sinclair and Luman R. More), planing mill, 22d, ne. cor. May


BUSINESS PAPER NEGOTIATED BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER,


Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.


CO., Southwest Corner of Dearborn and Randolph Streets.


BOYS' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, G. T. BELDING


Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph St.


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SINCLAIR & TOMPKINS (J. F. Sinclair


and A. F. Tompkins), real estate agents, room 10 Masonic Temple


Sindlinger John, teamster, H. B. Miller & Son, bds. 383 N. State


Sinetel Martin, blacksmith, A. McFarlane


Sing John. blacksmith, bds. 38 W. Madison


Singer Augustus, engineer, bds. 35 Cottage Grove av.


Singer Edward T. clerk, Thos. Whitfield & Co. bds. 288 State


Singer Family Sewing Machine Co. James Bolton, agent, 50 Clark


Singer Henry, boxmaker, T. Goodwillie, bds. 53 LaSalle


Singer Henry H. carpenter. r. 130 Michigan


Singer Horace M. (Singer & Talcott), r. Lemont Singer Jacob, with C. B. & J. B. Meyer, r. N. Franklin, nr. Asylum pl.


Singer Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 576 Morgan


Singer Servatius, shoemaker, T. Goldman, r. 323 State


Singer Tobias, stonecutter, r. 443 S. Desplaines Singer Y. carpenter, r. ss. Maxwell, nr. Blue Island av.


Singer & Talcott (Horace M. Singer and Mancel Talcott), 210 Market, cor. Jackson


Singles G. W. salesman, Keith Bros. bds. Briggs House


Singleton John, cooper, bds. 14 Reuben


Sings Edward. blacksmith, bds. 38 W. Madison Sings John, blacksmith, bds. 38 W. Madison


Sington Theodore, bds. 11 Randolph


Sinisrott Henry, policeman, C. & N. W. R. R. r. 414 S. Morgan


Sinker James, carpenter. r. 97 Henry


Sinker James W. lab. r, 497 Sampson


Sinkey P. S. (P. S. Sinkey & Co.), r. 336 W. Ad- ams


Sinkey P. S. & Co. (P. S. Sinkey and -), com. mers. 140 LaSalle


Sinkley Donald, engineer, r. 179 Hubbard Sinkpile Adolph, tailor, r. 182 S. Jefferson


Sinks Adolphı. principal, Sinks' Commercial In- stitute, 155 Clark


Sinmoot Patrick, lab. r. Archer av. cor. Market sq. Sipnaman W. J. steward, Lloyd House, bds. Lloyd House


Sinnet Joseph W. clerk, bds. 215 Clark


Sinnot James, carriagemaker, r. 41 Hunt Sinnott David S. salesman, r. 461 N. Clark Sinnott Michael, carpenter, r. 124 Desplaines Sinon Mary Miss, schoolteacher, r. 245 Ohio Sinshemer C. r. 461 Milwaukee av.


Sinz Charles, butcher, bds. 186 Van Buren Sioren Andrew P. carpenter, r. 143 W. Eric Siphard Elias, shoemaker, r. 64 Adams


Sippel Charles, brakeman, C. & R. I. R. R. r. 54 Peck ct.


Sippie C. porter, U. S. Ex. Co.


Sipple Nick, foreman, Baldwin & Co. r. 123 W. In- diana


Sipple 'William, saloon, 567 State, r. same Sircher Frederick, lab. bds. Burlington House Sise Anton, baker, r. 174 Griswold


Sishmond Charles, cigarmaker, r. 419 North av. Sisinpisosl Caroline, wid. John, r. 134 N. Clark Siskind Isaac J. traveling salesman, D. Unter- meyer & Co. r. 109 Lake


Sississender George, lab. bds. Burlington House Sisson David, salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. bds. 48 3d av.


Sisson Edward (John Hook & Co.), r. 595 Wa- bash av.


Sisters of Charity School, 297 Huron


Sisters of Mercy, charge of Mercy Hospital, r. 258 Calumet av.


Sisters of St. Benedict, Chicago av. cor. Cass Sister's Orphan Asylum, N. State, cor. Superior, Mother Delphia superioress


Siteman James, cooper, r. 100 W. Lake


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.


Siter J. Cooke, bookkeeper, Union Dispatch Co. r. 106 Monroe


Siterball John, sashmaker. r. rear 171 N. Des- plaines


Sites George L. clerk, deputy quartermaster gen- eral's office, r. Evanston, Îll.


Sittick Eugene, machinist, r. 92 Larrabee


Sittig Theodore, clerk, Hayden & Kay, r. 77 Goethe


Sitts B. F. fireman, r. 182 Fulton


Sitts George, confectioner, r. 176 Carroll


Sitts George N. student, C. & C. P. Kinnie, r. 32 W. Randolph


Sitts George W. clerk, J. F. Clare, bds. 64 4th


Sitts G. H. justice of the peace, 32 W. Randolph r. 64 4th


Sitts Joseph E. r. 176 Carroll


Sivelle Frances, wid. Nicholas, r. 119 Arnold Siverson Ananias, baker. r. 82 Superior


Siverson Hanch, carpenter, r. 332 Kankakee av.


Siverson John, lab. bds. 39 W. Indiana


Siverson Ole, carpenter, r. rear 167 N. Union Siverson Ole, jeweller, r. rear 41 Hubbard


Siverston Martin, sailmaker, Finney & Lyons, r. 4 Oak


Siverton John B. (Siverton & Myers), r'. 438 Sedgwick


Siverton & Myers (John B. Siverton and Joseph S. Myers) mnfrs. pumps, blocks and spars, 175 S. Water


Siverton -, glazier, S. I. Russell


Sivyer Alfred L. (Sivyer Bros. & Fowler), r. 136 W. Adams


SIVYER BROS. & FOWLER (Alfred L. Sivyer, William Sivyer jr. and Hervy W. Fowler), hats. caps and straw goods, whol. 54 and 56 Michigan av.


Sivyer William jr. (Sivyer Bros. & Fowler), r. 325 W. Lake


Six Edward, saloon, 258 N. Clark, r. same Six Nicholas, r. 258 Oak


Sjagren Andrew, lab. r. 143 W. Erie


Sjerrinsky A. barber, bds. North Western House Skaats Harriet A. wid. David P. r. 781 Wabash av.


Skadder William, r: 139 DeKoven


Skahin James, lab. r. 180 Ewing


Skala M. porter, Weber, Williams & Fitch, bds. Desplaines, cor. Taylor


Skallay Martin, carpenter, r. 189 Ewing


Skally John, carpenter, George W. Carson, r. 104 Newberry


Skank A. bds. 155 Monroe


Skar Jacob, teamster, r. es. Labar


Skarda Thomas, baker, r. 14 Dussold


Skate William, mason, r. 108 4th av.


Skeate William, mason, r. 775 State


Skeels Daws, shippingclerk, Gould Bros: Briggs & Co. r. 81 S. Peoria


Skeels Martin V. land speculator, r. 1.3 Erie Skeer Carrie B, Miss, teacher, r. 89 Hoyne


Skeer J. D. physician and surgeon, 55 Clark, r. 89 Hoyne


Skehinn Henry, blacksmith, r. 274 S. Canal


Skelding S. M. conductor, M. C. R. R. bds. Tre- mont House


Skellay Mary, wid. Dennis, saloon and groceries, 242 Grove


Skelley Charles, clerk, r. 128 Hickory


Skelley Emma, r. room 59 Reynold's block Skelley John, carpenter, r. 104 Newberry


TWINES OF ALL KINDS, At NOYES & BROWN'S BOARD OF TRADE BAG FACTORY, 45 Lasalle Street.


DRAKE & BRO., GENERAL PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS, NO. 184 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.


SHIRTS AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, at BELDING'S, S. W. Cor. Dearborn and Randolph Streets.


Fine Clothing and Merchant Tailoring, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph.


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My Sewing is Now Mere Pastime.


A lady who had tried various kinds of Sewing Machines -and become disgusted with all -- having set aside a $100 lock-stitch machine, says: "With my Willcox & Gibbs I am charmed. I work it myself. My sewing is now mere pastime !"


Skelley Matthew, lab. rollingmill, bds. 46 Raw- son


Skelley Patrick, lab. bds. 807 Clark


Skellwig Larz, carpenter, r. 81 W. Erie Skelly Ann, r. 333 Wells


Skelly Bridget, wid. Andrew, r. 123 W. Harrison Skelly James, butcher, 345 Wells, r. same Skelly Martin, carpenter, r. 187 Ewing


Skelly William (Berg & Skelly), r. 317 Wells Skelton Esther, wid. John, r. 36 Smith


Skelton John L. telegraph operator, C. & R. I. freight depot, r. 36 Smith


Skelton Lizzie Miss, teacher, Brown school, r. 36 Smith


Skemp Samuel. salesman, r. 293 W. Monroe Skene Robert, butcher, r. 193 Lincoln av.


Skerit Patrick, lab. r. 165 Wentworth av.


Skerritt John. carpenter, r. 180 Indiana


Skerritt John I. clk. Michigan Central depot, r. 123 Ontario


Skerritt Joseph E. (Skerritt & Co.). r. 180 Indiana Skerritt William, lab. M. S. R. R. r. 246 22d


Skerritt & Co. (Joseph E. Skerritt and Edward Maguigan), boat builders, 1 N. Clark


Skhen James, carpenter, r. 156 Sampson Skidmore John, carpenter, r. 353 3d av.


Skilvig Larr L. carpenter, r. 38 4th


Skimmer Samuel, lab. bds. 254 Grove


Skinkle Jacob W. bookkeeper, Martin Ryerson & Co. r. 355 W. Madison


Skinner Andrew P. W. (J. D. Skinner & Co.), r. 238 Huron


SKINNER B. H. propr. Briggs House, Ran. dolph, ne. cor. Wells, r. same


Skinner Charles, clk. bds. 47 W. Lake


Skinner Charles M. clk. bds. 593 Michigan


Skinner Cornelius V. B. carpenter, r. 232 Division Skinner Edwin S. bookbinder, r. 593 Michigan av. Skinner E. S. (Munson, Skinner & Clarke), 140 Lake, r. 593 Michigan av.


Skinner Emery, lawyer, r. 497 W. Indiana


Skinner E. F. r. 35 Walnut


Skinner E. M. r. 799 Wabash av.


Skinner Henry G. (Whitney & Skinner), r. 133 -W. Monroe


Skinner H. R. salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. r. 290 W. Washington;


Skinner James B. bookkeeper, Hunt, Barbour & Hale, r. 607 N. Clark


Skinner John D. (J. D. Skinner & Co.), r. 238 Huron


SKINNER JOHN D. & CO. (John D., M. F. and A. P. W. Skinner), com. mers. 206 Kinzie


Skinner Lewis C. (Skinner L. C. & Co.), r. Oak- wood av. cor. Cottage Grove av.


Skinner L. C. & Co. (Lewis C. Skinner and Sam- ual Skinner), grocers, Douglas pl. cor. Cot- tage Grove av.


Skinner Mark, atty. at law, 11 Dickey's bldg. Lake, cor. Dearborn, r. 86 Rush


Skinner Maurice F. (J. D. Skinner & Co.), r. 238 Huron


Skinner N. A. clk. freight office, M. C. R. R. r. 89 Michigan av.


Skinner Oscar, salesman, Shores, Staley & Co. r. 211 Wabash av.


Skinner Russell, lamp mnfr. r. 29 W. Walnut


Skinner Samuel (Skinner L. C. & Co.), r. Douglas pl. cor. Cottage Grove av.


Skinner Samuel C. (Skinner & Boynton), bds. 305 W. Monroe


Skinner Samuel P. clerk, Briggs House, bds. same Skinner William, com. mer. r. 238 Huron


Skinner W. N. bds. 899 Wabash av.


SKINNER & BOYNTON (Samuel C. Skin- ner and Edgar S. Boynton), hides and leath- er, 239 Lake


Skipperns Daniel, carriagetrimmer, r. 254 Forquer Skipta Charles, carpenter, r. 110 Wood


Skjelvig Knud O. land examiner, land depart- ment, I. C. R. R. r. Hubbard, bet. Milwaukee av. and Halsted


Skleba Albert, saddle and harness factory, 15 N. State, r. LaSalle, nw. cor. Superior


Skouland Frederick H. carpenter, R. Cleveland, bds. Lake, bet. Halsted and Desplaines


S'Kouland Jacob H. blacksmith, bds. 201 W. Lake


S'Kouland Niels Y. carpenter, bds. 201 W. Lake Skroeder Hilda, wid. Nicolai, boardinghouse, 51 Milwaukee av.


Skudera Mathias, lab. r. 14 Bunker


Slaberhoud Frank, tailor, r. 260 N. Sangamon


Slabehous John, carpenter, r. 242 N. Rucker


Slack Frederick, r. 393 W. Madison


Slack John, saloon, 270 State, r. same


Slade Dana (Slade & Foss), r. 357 Ohio


Slade Franklin L. reporter, Board of Trade, bds. 245 W. Lake


Slade Henry, bookkeeper, Jonathan Slade, bds. Indiana, cor. Cass


Slade Jonathan (James Soper & Co.), r. 87 Cass Slade & Foss (Dana Slade and Martin H. Foss), com. mers. 136 Kinzie


Slader Henry F. boxmaker, r. 11 E. Hinsdale


Sladtfeld Matthias. teamster, r. 71 Archer av. Slagle Jacob, hackdriver, bds. 104 Polk


Slagle Joseph L. house, sign and boat painter, 413 Wells, r. same


Slagle Philip, lab. bds. 104 Polk


Slager Willliam, carpenter, r. 142 DeKoven


Slama Joseph, r. 154 Bunker


Slano Rose, wid. James, r. rear 236 S. Sangamon Slansky David, meat market, 389 Clark, r. same Slasser A. V. clerk, P. O. bds. Orient House


Slate Farnun L. agent, bds. 53 3d av.


Slater Bennett, carpenter, r. 238 Rush


Slater Edward, fireman, I. C. R. R. bds. 558 State


Slater Elizabeth Mrs. furniture and crockery, 63 Milwaukee av. r. same


Slater Evedina, wid. August, r. 239 Rush


Slater Francis A. architect, r. 184 N. Peoria


Slater F. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler


Slater Harry, butcher, Wustum & Bro. bds. 157 18th


Slater Henry, butcher, William Slater, r. wS. Hubbs, bet. Douglas pl. and Lyon av.


Slater Henry, lab. r. 588 12th


Slater James, engineer, C. & R. I. R. R. round house, r. 61 Wilson


Slater John, blacksmith, r. 215 Franklin


Slater John, painter, r. 302 Kankakee av.


Slater Joseph, brassmoulder, r. Pearce, bet. Van Buren and Depuyster


Slater J. machinist, Northwestern Mnfg. Co.


Slater Lue, shoemaker, r. rear 67 Illinois


Slater Richard, native wine vaults, 135 W. Ran- dolph, r. same


Slater Samuel, lab. bds. 732 Jefferson


Slater Samuel S. bookkeeper, Jillett & King, r. 972 W. Harrison


Slater William. r. ws. Dayton, bet. Clay and Willow


Slater William, butcher,1002} State, r. ws. Hubbs, bet. Douglas pl. and Lyon av.


Slater William, lab. r. 92 14th


Slater -- , upholsterer, Hollister & Phelps, 135 Lake


Slatery Daniel, lab. r. 742 Jefferson


Slattery James, hostler, city R. R. bds. 984 State Slatery James, maltster, Sands' Ale Brewing Co. r. 121 Hinsdale


Slattery James, seamen, bds. 102 E. Kinzie


Slattery John, lab. bds. 31 Sanger


Slattery Martin, cooper, bds. 74 N. Peoria


WAR CLAIMS COLLECTED, BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER,


Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.


. 'I and See SCOTT, ROUSE & CO., Clothiers, at 100 and 102 Randolph Street.


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Miattery Matthew, truck repairer, C., B. & Q. R. R. bds. Girard House


Slattery Michael, lab. r. 530 S. Canal


Slattery Michael, night watchman, Union depot, bds. Girard House


Slattery Sarah, wid. George, r. 68 18th


Slattery Thomas, bookkeeper, bds. 37 Frank


Slattery Thomas, W. bookkeeper, W. J. Quan, bds. 17 Mitchell


Slattery Timothy, mill stonecutter, bds. Madi- son, sw. cor. Market


Slattery Timothy, stone builder, bds. New York House


Slaughter A. O. banker and broker, 36 Dearborn, r. 336 Wabash av.


Slaughter William, engineer, Marple's Mills Slaven C. M. policeman, bds. 148 W. Lake


Slaven Margaret, wid. Gilbert, r. 161 N. Green


Slaven Michael C. stationhouse, Union, cor. Eagle Slaven Peter, plasterer, r. 409 Clinton


Slaver Andrew, bds. 106 Sherman


Slaver John, carpenter, r. 2043 Burnside


SLAWICK JOHN, grocer, 227 N. Clark, r. same


Slawson Charles, tanner, r. 124 Hickory Slawson Seth, tanner, r. 134 4th


Slawson William, tanner, bds. 124 Hickory


Slaydon Frank dentist and druggist, 198 W. Lake, r. Monroe, bet. Union and Halsted Slaymaker H. S. bookkeeper, Sickles, Preston & Co. r. 252 Warren


Slaymaker P. F. clerk, Sickles,¿ Preston & Co. bds. 252 Warren


Slayton Reuben, policeman, Ist precinct,; r. 778 Hubbard


Sleeper Charles T. clerk, T. L. Morgan & Co. 13 LaSalle


Sleeper Frank H. jr. salesman, W. E. Burlock & Co. bds. 299 Fulton


Sleeper James, clerk, Wills, Gregg & Brown Sleeper Joseph A. (Sleeper & Whiton), bds. 292 W. Washington


Sleeper & Whiton (Joseph A. Sleeper and Henry K. Whiton), attys. at law, rooms 10 and 12, 70 Washington


Slegreen Anton, lab. C. B. Brown & Co. Sleight Robert, machinist, r. 336 W. Indiana Sleiter August, teamster, r. 398 S. Morgan Slepicha John, lab. r. 14 Mather


Slesinger Anna, wid. Norbert, r. 354 Canal Slicher -, tailor, r. 209 W. Polk


Slicht Nicholas, bookbinder, r. 75 Whitney Slick Jacob, lab. r. Van Buren, ne. cor. Wells Slick Mary, wid. Michael, r. 111 W. Kinzie Slinker Jolin, lab. r. 375 3d av.


Slipper Henry, lab. r. 96 Front


Slivens Frederick, printer, r. 191 N. Wells


Sloan Almon, salesman, Bartlett, Howell & Bush, r. 16 S. Reuben


Sloan Antric, wid. John, r. 95 Coolidge


Sloan Edward H. clerk, E. M. Arnstein, bds. 346 N. Wells


Sloan Frank, tinner, Cross, Dane & Westlake


Sloan George M. (Smith & Sloan), r. 154 Walnut Sloan George S. traveling agent, L. A. Talcott, bds. St. Cloud Hotel


Sloan Henry, supt. glass works, r. 390 W. Van Buren


Sloan Horace L. bookkeeper, r. 107 Wood


Sloan John, apprentice, Becker & Kopsell, r. 144 Maxwell


Sloan J. G. bds. Briggs House


Sloan J. R. artist, room 52 Crosby's Opera House Sloan Michael C. plumber, James Bell, bds. 189 Indiana


Sloan P. H. inspector of customs, Custom House bldg. r. 377 W. Kinzie


Sloat Frederick A. G. beltmaker, W. H. Whit- marsh, r. Van Buren, cor. Halsted


Sloat George W. photographer, E. L. Brand, r. 1051 State


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.


Slocomb A. D. conductor, P., Ft. W. & C. R. R. r. 147 S. Halsted


Slocum Arthur D. driver, engine A. D. Titsworth, r. 97 Dearborn


Slocum Benjamin D. (Mauran, Wright & Co.), r. Indiana av, ne. cor. 26th


Slocum E. F. (Pope & Slocum), bds. Orient House Slocum George (Pope & Slocum), r'. 539 Wabash av.


Slocum Giles W. saloon, 95 S. Clark, r. Quincy, bet. Clark and State


Slocum Jeremiah, principal, Mosely school, r. 88 26th


Slocum John F. traveling agent, r. 311 W. Ran- dolph


Slocum J. Austin, teacher, BRYANT & STRAT- TON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, r. 257 Carroll Slohe Bradford, boot and shoemaker, r. 139 Adams


Slomar Eugene, clerk, bds. 160 Milwaukee av. Slomer R. A. com. mer. 186 S. Water


Slondt Godfrey, tinware, 58 Blue Island av. r.


Slonzen Charles, housemover, 698 State, r. same Slonzen Sarah, hairworker, M. Campbell, r. 117 14th


Sloper Moses, carpenter, r. 41 W. Quincy Sloss Allen, millwright, r. 254 Hubbard


Slosser M. clerk, P. O. bds. Orient House, State, cor. Van Buren


Slosson Enos, commercial agent, r. 66 Pearce


Slosson Russell H. (R. H. Slosson & Co.), r. 10 Quincy


SLOSSON R. H. & CO. (Russell H. Slosson and Oscar T. Conuer), cheese, dried fruits and com. mers. 89 S. Water


Slowe E. H. printer, Journal Office news room, r. 249 State


Slowen John, lab. r. 144 Maxwell


Slueter Christopher (Slueter & Tegtmeyer), r. 80 Canalport av.


Slueter & Tegtmeyer (Christopher Slueter and Christopher 'Tegtmeyer), brickyard, 22d, cor. Loomis


Sluthour Anthony, carpenter, r. 997 W. Madison Sluthour Enoch, carpenter, bds. 997 W. Madison Sluthour Jolin, carpenter, bds. 997 W. Madison Slutor John, lab. r. 427 Centre av.


Slvaa John, shipcarpenter, r. Reuben, nr. Lock Sly John (col'd), waiter, S. H. Thompson, bds. 83 Dearborn


Slyder Joseph, lab. r. 214 W. Jackson


Slyters Henry, preacher, r. 297 N. Reuben


Smaar Charles, lab. Garden City lime works, r. Clayton, nr. Wood


Smail William, machinist, r. 50 S. Green Smaile Samuel W. drayman, C. H. Beckwith Smaldon Martin, blacksmith, r. 578 State


Smale Charles, spicepacker, James Wadsworth


Smale Charles F. clerk. r. 102 Cottage Grove av. Smale George J. machinist, r. Burnside, nr. 31st Sinale James, agent, r. 102 Cottage Grove av.


Smale James S. bookkeeper, Hinsdale, Sibley & Endicott, r. 83 22d


Smale Robert (Smale & Elliott), r. 257 W. Ran- dolph


Smale Samuel, stairbuilder, 47 W. Adams


Smale Samuel J. machinist, r. 399 Calumet av.


Smale William H. stairbuilder, r. 188 S. Des- plaines


SMALE & ELLIOT (Robert Siuale and George R. Elliot), butchers and provision dealers, 259 W. Randolph


The best place in Chicago to buy every kind of BAG or SACK is from the large and choice assortment of Noyes & Brown's Board of Trade Bag Factory.


FOR FINE MIXED PAINTS, OF, ALL KINDS GO TO DRAKE & BRO., NO. 184 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.


READY-MADE CLOTHING, at SCOTT, ROUSE & CO., 100 and 102 Randolph St.


718


SMI


SMA ILLCOX & IBBS' MACHINE. er and less liable to than the Lock- SEWING 'Its geam is strong rip in use or wea: stitch.' [" Judges" " Grand Trial."] Report," at the Send for the "R- 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. Smaler August, tailor, r. 133 Fry Small Aaron H. shoemaker, Fargo, Fales & Co. r. 57 Clybourn av Small Alvan E. (Small & Hale), r. 583 Wabash av. Small Daniel, wiper, C., R. I. & P. R. R. Small Dennis, lab. r. 230} Sherman Small George, r. 14 S. Ann . Sınall Henry N. (Hale & Small), r. 583 Wabash Small James, r. 102 Cottage Grove av. av. Small James L. dentist, 188 Clark, r. 897 Wabash av. Small John H. r. 897 Wabash av. Small Joseph, hostler, Egleston & Son, 147 State, bds. same Small J. C. S. salesman, A. G. Downs & Co, r. es. Halsted, bet. Adams and Jackson Small Lauriston W. (Small & Marsh), bds. 118 Wabash av. Small Marcus M. clerk, Tolman, Crosby & Co. bds. Central House Small Pox Hospital, North av. cor. State Small Robert, carpenter, r. 227 Monroe Small Robert B. machinist, bds. 55 N. Halsted Small Robert M. carpenter, Brown Bros. r. rear 230 Madison Small Thomas, lab. bds. 146 W. Washington Small & Hale (Alvan E. Small and Edwin M. Hale), physicians and surgeons, 124 Clark SMALL & MARSH (Lauriston W. Small and Charles V. Marsh), merchandise brokers, room 2, 79 S. Water Smaller Franklin, harnessmaker, r. 82 Taylor Smalley E. Marvin, lawyer, with Beckwith, Ayer & Kales, r. 1415 Prairie av. Smalley George L. supt. North Western Horse Nail Co. r. 24 St. John's pl. Smalley Joseph H. butcher, 194 State, r. 47 Peck court Smalley W. J. & Co. (William J. Smallay and -), carriage and wagon axle mnfrs. Clin- ton, cor. Fulton Smaltz Adam, teamster, r. 29 Murray Smart Anson, carpenter, r. 34 Pearce Smart David, blacksmith, r. 197 N. Halsted Smart David, lab. Ebbert & McCreary, r. 290 Halsted Smart David, machinist, r. 230 N. Halsted Smart James, carpenter, r. 34 Pearce Smart J. N. com. mer. r. 188 24th Smart Mary, wid. William, boarding, 209 N. Green Smart Morrin W. r. 119 Pearson Smart Patrick, carpenter, r. 191 16th Smead William, works, Eagle Works Smeal James G. (Dean, Smeal & Hoffmann), r. 79 S. Green Smedley George M. shipper, r. 533 S. Canal Smedley James W. foreman, Lewis, Ham & Co. r. 97 E. White Smedley John D. supt. Lewis, Ham & Co. r. 239 N. LaSalle Smeeth Edward (Fullager & Smeeth), r. 218 W. Randolphı Smell N. lab. S. I. Russell Smelser William, cooper, r. 528 Sedgwick Smelth H. teamster, r. 137 Butterfield Smerd Godfreid, tailor, r. 35 Menominee Smerz Emanuel, r. 457 S. Jefferson Smethella John, machinist, bds. 95 N.Wells Country Merchants and; Farmers should visit Belding & Co.'s Clothing House, S. W. Cor. Dearborn and Randolph Sts. Smalley William J. (W. J. Smalley & Co.), bds. 26 St. John's pl.




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