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Speekman Margaret, wid. John, r. rear 52 Mar- ket
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.
Speer A. Francis Miss, r. 141 3d av. Speer A. W. (Speer & Bro.). r. 144 3d av.
SPEER CHARLES W. watches and jew- elry, 94 Monroe, r. 144 3d av.
Speer Edward W. (Speer & Bro.), r. 144 3d av.
.Speer Edwin, agent, Holmes' burglar alarm tele- graph, r. 364 W. Randolph
Speer Erastus, boot crimper, bds. 533 N. Clark Speer E. R. com. mer. Mercantile bldg. bds. 604 W. Lake
Speer F. R. student, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Speer Isaac, jeweler, 94 Monroe, r. 144 3d av.
Speer Thomas, side walk inspector, Board of Public Works, room 4, 40 LaSalle
Speer William W. spring bed mnfr. 107 Clark, r. 95 Clark
Speer & Brother (Edward W. and A. W. Speer), spring bed mnfr. 107 Clark
Speers J. bds. 43 W. Washington
Spegt Henry, carpenter, bds. 160 Milwaukee av. Spehr Daniel, cabinetmaker, r. al. bet. E. White and E. Hinsdale, Rush and Gere
Speidel Jacob, grocery, 21st, cor. Purple, r. same Speiden Thomas C. policeman, r. 554 Larrabee
Speight Joseph. lab. r. 346 Carroll
Speight William, r. 233 Huron
Speil Charles. machinist, r. 327 S. Clinton Speile Henry, lab. r. 135 Sampson
Speirs William, machinist, r. 308 Hubbard
Speis Adam, carpenter, bds. 183 Indiana
Speis Jacob, lab. r. rear 255 Warren
Speis Philip, clerk, bds. 183 Indiana
Speis Philip, porter, Reid, Murdoch & Fischer, r. 185 Indiana av.
Speitel Jacob, grocery and saloon, 62 Purple, r. same
Speiza Jacob, lab. r. 699 Larrabee
Spelena Joseph. lab. r. 117 Ewing
Spell Charles lab. r. 286 Centre av.
Spellecy John, lab. Orient House
Spellen Dennis, boot and shoemaker, r. 55 Cly- bourn av.
Spellissey Michael, lab. rolling mill, bds. 46 Raw- son
Spellman Samuel W. printer, Chicago Republi- can, r. 58 Kansas
Spellum Elias, carpenter, r. 34 W. Erie
Spelz John, grocer, 267 Rush, r. same
Spelz Peter, saloon, 9 Rush, r. same
Spena Albert, with M. H. Reisseuweber, r. 99 14th
Spence' Albert T. traveling agent, 29 and 31 Lake Spence J. H. student, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Spence Thomas R. saloon, basement Lake House, r. same
Spence Thomas T. saloon, 4 N. Wells, r. 2 N. Wells Spence William, bds. New York House
Spencer Albert T. steamboat agt. foot of LaSalle, r. Waukegan
Spencer Amelin, wid. William S. boardinghouse, 14 S. Green
Spencer A. salesman, Hill & Sinclair, r. 271 Blue Island av.
Spencer A. K. salesman, Fairbanks, Greenleaf & Co. r. 88 LaSalle
Spencer Charles, grocer, 387 W. Division, r. same
Spencer Charles (col'd), machinist, r. 226 4th av. Spencer Charles A. grocery and saloon, 387 Di. vision, r. same
'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.
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Co.'s Mammoth Clothing House, S. W. Cor. Randolph and Dearborn.
Gents' & Boys' Clothing, latest styles, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 and 102 Randolph.
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Mr. Hiram Seely, of Dunham, Canada East. writing from experience, says : " I think the Willcox & Gibbs. as a Family Sewing Machine, and for doing all kinds of work, cannot be excelled !"
Spencer Charles A. jr. packer, Rebank & Johnson, r. 387 N. Division
Spencer Charles F. A. clerk, G. T. Line Steamers, bds. Richmond Honse
Spencer C. works Eagle Works
Spencer Emma Miss, bds. 597 State
Spencer E. S. freight agent, Erie R. R. 64 Clark, r. Cleveland, O.
Spencer Frank (Hall & Spencer), r. 14 S. Green Spencer Franklin F. (Hibbard & Spencer), r. 20 Van Buren
Spencer George (A. Woolford & Co.), r. 63 State Spencer Hazelton, carpenter, r. 9 Baldwin
Spencer Hazelton, carpenter, Scott & Gage, r. Kinzie, cor Roby
Spencer Henry S. barber, Frederick Seidenwick, bds. 34 Griswold
Spencer James G. bookkeeper, J. W. Jonas & Co. bds. 235 Illinois
Spencer John A. painter, Barry & Cushing, bds. 181 State
Spencer John S. clerk, Walter K. Manning, bds. 67 N. Peoria
Spencer Joseph. express, r. 38 Cork
SPENCER JOSEPH C. paying teller, First National Bank, bds. Briggs House
Spencer J. L. clerk, bds. 67 N. Pecria
Spencer J. S. bookkeeper, W. K. Manning, bds. 67 N. Peoria
Spencer J. W. salesman, S. D. Jackson & Co. bds. Adams House
Spencer Lydia A. Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, dealer in fancy goods, 341 Clark
Spencer Maggie Miss, r. 173 Jackson
Spencer Martin W. shipping clk. 82 S. Water, bds. 235 Illinois
Spencer Richard P. carpenter, W. Hearson, bds. 585 S. Jefferson
Spencer Robert, tailor, r. 76 Archer av.
Spencer Samuel, machinist, r. 45 Cottage pl.
Spencer Seneca S. collector, Atna Life Ins. Co. r. 1105 Indiana av.
Spencer Sidney W. butcher, 200 State, r. 341 Clark
Spencer S. Amelia Miss, r. 597 State
Spencer S. W. beef market, 341 Clark, r. same Spencer Thomas, saloon, 306 N. Water, r. same Spencer William, lab. r. 499 Blue Island av.
Spencer William, variety store, 245 S. Canal, r. same
Spencer William E. (Johnson, Spencer & Co), r. Kenwood, Ill.
Spencer William F. merchant, r. 14 S. Green
Spencer Wyman B. clerk, Hibbard & Spencer, r. 20 Van Buren
Spender Charles, r. 144 N. Clark
Spengenerg Louis, tannery, foot of Grove, r. 18 Elston rd.
Spengler Jacob (Schmidt & Spengler), r. 93 16th Spengler John (J. Spengler & Bros.), bds. 167 Milwaukee av.
Spengler J. & Bro. (Werner Spengler and John Spengler), fancy dry goods, 167 Milwaukee av.
Spengler P. H. shoemaker, r. 457 Larrabee
Spengler Werner (J. Spengler & Bro.), r. 167 Milwaukee av.
Spens Andrew, peddler, bds. 126 Van Buren
Spenscley John H. plasterer, r. 425 Cottage Grove av.
Sperber Arman, boots and shoes, 332 Canal, r. same
Sperry Charles A. mnfr. soda water, W. H. Hutch- inson & Sons, r. 409 W. Lake
Sperry Lewis E. lab. r. 22 Reuben
Spery August, watchmaker, r. 21 Cornell
Spery Joseph, printer, Illinois Staats Zeitung, r. 180 Fulton
Spess Jolın, lab. r. 197 Mohawk
Spetesl Samuel, lab. r. 594 Mitchell
Sparek Andrew, lab. r. Chicago av. bet. Rush and Pine
Spice Joseph, r. 597 Larrabee
Spicer Alonzo, clerk, bds. 120 W. Erie
Spicer Jacob, gardener, Martin Lewis, r. 699 Lar- rabee
Spiegel C. F. wid. M. M. r. 137 W. Van Buren
Spiegel Joseph, salesman, Henry Liebenstein, r. 138 3d av.
Spiegel Lewis, r. 108 4th av.
Spiel Henry, carpenter, r. 76 Clybourn av.
Spiel Henry, carpenter, r. 135 Sampson
Spier John W. (col'd), boardinghouse, r. 78 4th av.
Spies Jacob, lab. John Hutchinson, r. 257 War- ren
Spies John, porter, G. C. Cook & Co.
Spies Joseph, salesman, F. Newhall & Bro. r. 597 Larrabee
Spies Joseph F. salesman, F. Newhall & Bro. r. 597 Larrabee
Spies Philip, flower and feed, 227 N. Wells, r. 58 W. Pearson
Spies Philipp, porter, Reid, Murdoch & Fisher, r. 183 Indiana
Spikings Richard Y. veterinary surgeon and horse tamer, 74 Wabash av. r. same
Spillane Dennis, grocery and provision store, 100 Wilson, r. same
Spillane Timothy, tailor, r. 14 Waller
Spillman Mathias, carpenter, r. 487 N. Franklin Spilman Thomas J. cashier, C. & N. W. R. R. freight office, r. 364 N. LaSalle
Spindler Charles, engineer, Chicago type foundry, bds. Niagara House
Spindler Daniel, lab. r. Burling, se. cor. Sophia Spindler -, machinist, bds. Niagara House Spinge Henry, clerk, bds. 59 Price pl.
Spink Alfred, cashier, Farwell & Co. r. Indiana av. cor. 18th
Spink Eugene, clerk, J. V. Farwell & Co.
Spink Fred W. clerk, J. V. Farwell & Co.
Spink F. H. clerk, J. V. Farwell & Co.
Spink Peter, r. Indiana av. cor. 18th
Spink Samuel, porter, Eisendrath & Co. bds. 96 Randolph
Spink William M. operator, W. U. Tel. Co. bds. 293 Michigan
Spinler Charles, machinist, r. 118 S. Wells Spinning J. H. jr. bds. Matteson House
Spiritual Reporter, W. F. Jamieson, publisher, 84 Dearborn
SPIRITUAL REPUBLIC, Central Pub- lishing House, publishers, 84, 86 and 88 Dear- born
Spitz William, painter, r. 216 Larabee
Splichal Frank, machinist, Excelsior Iron Works Splinter Augustus, policeman, r. Clybourn av. Splinter Charles, grocer, 103 Chicago av. r. same Splithoof Peter, pressman, Church, Goodman & Donnelley, bds. New York House
Spoalen Catharine Mrs. boardinghouse, 567 Clark Spoaler John, shipping clerk, r. 129 Michigan Spoerer Frederick, student, bds. 401 N. State
Spoerl Frederick, porter, Washington House, bds. same
Spoerrer George C. engineer, r. 46 Bremer
Spofford Dudley P. driver, Am. Ex. Co. bds. 210 Bushnell
Spofford George W. prin. Foster School, bds. 236 W. Harrison
Spofford Hannah I. wid. Dudley P. r. 210 Bushnell Spofford John F. Am. Ex. Co. bds. 210 Bushnell Spohier Andrew, gardener, r. 454 N. Clark
Spohr Charles, lab. r. 212 N. Dearborn
Spohr Gottlieb, wagonmaker, Rossow Bros. & Co. Spohr J. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler
WANTED, HOUSES AND LOTS TO RENT, BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER, Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.
Fashionable Clothing made to order at Belding
Cheapest and best Clothing in the city, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph.
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Spohr Roman, meat market, 259 Blue Island av r. same
Spohrer Andrew, gardener, r. 454 N. Clark
Spoland Henry. baker, bds. 78 N. Erie
Sponkenabel Hammon, r. 621 N. Clark
Sponuer Lewis, glass blower, r. 733 May
Spoo John, carpenter, r. 134 Barber
Spoo Matthias (Spoo & Woller), r. 208 Chicago av.
Spoo Peter, tailor, r. 409 S. May
Spoo & Woller (Matthias Spoo and John Woller), blacksmiths and wagomakers, r. 322 Mil- waukee av.
Spoon Joseph, tailor, ws. Union bet. 12th and Dussold
Spooner A. W. O. wid. r. 508 S. Halsted
Spooner Charles E. salesman, Fairbanks, Green- leaf & Co. r. 116 Wabash av.
Spooner Daniel R. clerk, commercial agency, r. 508 S. Halsted
SPOONER FRANK E. agent, Chicago Union Lime works and mnfr. of quick lime, 1 and 2 Wigwam bldg. Lake, cor. Market, bds. 208 Wabash av.
Spooner Hattie F. assistant, Franklin School, r. 508 S. Halsted
Spooner John M. clerk, r. 508 S. Halsted
Spooner Mary, wid. Charles, r. al. bet, Michigan and Indiana av. and 14th and 16th
Spooner Rosetta, wid. Hiram, r. 180 N. Jefferson Spoor A. W. trav. agent, Scanlan & Bros.
Spoor L. W. trav. agent, r. 381 N. Wells
Spoor Miles J. blacksmith, r. 195 N. Halsted
Spoor M. J. blacksmith, r. 238 N. Halsted
Spoore Jacob, fireman, C. & N. W. R. R. bds. 61 W. Erie
Sporeland Henry (H. Sporeland & Co.), r. 78 W. Erie
Sporeland Henry & Co. (Henry Sporeland and Martin Peterson), bakers, 51 Milwaukee av. Spori Charles, blacksmith, 307 Larrabee
Sporleder Heury, blacksmith, bds. 15 N. Des- plaines
Spoilein W. boot and shoe maker, 189 Wells Sprachule John M. stonecutter, r. 256 4th av.
Sprague Alfred D. (Sprague & Hotchkiss), r. 122 Rush
Sprague Arnold A. (Sprague, Warner & Co.), r. 310 W. Washington
Sprague Ebenezer, agent, World Mutual Life Ins. Co. of N. Y. bds. Revere House
Sprague Ellen M. Miss, bookkeeper, George & C. W. Sherwood, bds. 31 Centre av.
Sprague George, lab. r. 439 Loomis
Sprague Harold (Parker, Culton & Sprague), r. 315 W. Monroe
Sprague Isaac W. carpenter, r. 15 N. Union
Sprague Isaac W. carpenter, r. 15 N. Green Sprague John G. painter, bds. 876> State
Sprague O. S. A. (Sprague, Warner & Co.), bds. 310 W. Washington
Sprague Thomas A. painter, r. 814 Hubbard
Sprague, Warner & Co. (A. A. Sprague, E. J. Warner and O. S. A. Sprague), grocers, whol. 9, 11 and 13 Wabash av.
Sprague William, engineer, Woollacott & How- bridge, r. Barrington, Ill.
Sprague William (Page & Sprague), r. 306 N. LaSalle
Sprague & Hotchkiss (Alfred D. Sprague and John W. Hotchkiss), com. mers. room 25, 84 and 86 LaSalle
Sprainer William, r. 365 Clinton
Sprainly William, mail agt. r. 190 Cass
Spraner William, engineer, r. 225 12th
Sprange Henry N. salesman, Frank & Meyer Spranger John, machinist, r. 691 Canal Sprat John (col'd), lab. r. 214 Throop
Spratt Henry W. architect, r. 236 3d av.
Sprend William, currier, Bristol & Eugle, bds. 85 Meagher
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.
Sprengel Gustave, gardener, r. 203 Orchard Spriggs Thomas G. tailor, 75 Wells, r. 74 S. Green Sprinchorn William G. carpenter, r. 24 Bremer Spring Charles A. jr. chief clk. C. H. McCormick & Co. bds. Revere House
Spring Christian, r. 151 16th
Spring Christian, harnessmaker, bds. 43 E. Kin- zie
Spring Ellen, wid. George, r. 114 29th
Spring E. Mrs. dressmaking and ladies' furnish- ing goods, 210 State, r. 112 29th
Spring Thomas B. carpenter, r. 240 Sedgwick Springer E. B. clk. Keith Brothers, r. 263 Illinois Springer F. W. (Young & Springer), r. 486 Ful- ton
Springer George A. real estate agent, 9 Metropol- itan blk. r. 1043 State
Springer Lawrence C. telegraph instrument mnfr. room 7 Pomeroy's bldg. 162 S. Water, r. 218 N. Clark
Springer Nelson, fireman, bds. 144 N. Curtis
Springer Peter, lab. r. School, bet. Canal and Clinton
Springer P. K. Miss, nurse, 85 S. Clark, bds. same Springer Samuel, real estate agt. 9 Metropolitan blk. r. 615 Fulton
Springer William, carpenter, r. 141 Illinois Springer William, carpenter, r. 207 E. Indiana Springet Enoch, carpenter. bds. 77 Butterfield
SPRINGFIELD FIRE INS. CO. of
Springfield, Mass. S. M. Moore & Co. agents, 49 LaSalle
Springhorn Gustaf W. r. 24 Bremer
Springmeyer Gerhard H. photographer, William Shaw, r. 186 Clark
Sproebule Francis A. (Deakman & Sproehule), r. 114 3d av.
Sproehule John, clk. Edward Gunz, bds. 256 4th av.
Sproehnle M. stonecutter, r. 256 4tli av.
Sprohule William, carrier, P. O. r. 190 Cass
Sprott Archibald (I. & S. Carter & Co.), r. 75 S. Sangamon
Sprout A. H. clk. C. & N. W. freight depot, r. 20 Dearborn
Sprowls John, engineer, r. rear 732 Indiana av. Spruance Harmon H. (Spruance, Preston & Co.), r. Kankakee av. cor. 24th
Spruance, Preston & Co. (Harmon H. Spruance and J. W. Preston), com. mers. 54 LaSalle Spruill J. W. student, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Sprung Peter, upholsterer. Henry Liebenstein
Spry John, (F. B. Gardner & Co.), r. Madison, sw. cor. Morgan
Spuck Henry, peddler, r. 110 22d
Spuhler John, shipping clk. Singer Family Sew- ing Machine Co. 50 Clark
Spung J. groom, North Chicago City Railway
Spurr Andrew J. bnggageman, C., B. & Q. R. R. bds. 207 Mitchell
Spurr Caroline F. Mrs. boardinghouse, r. 207 Mitchell
Spurr . ohn, baggageman, C., B. & Q. R. R. bds. 207 Mitchell
Spurr Joseph, clk. Downs, Garland & Holmes, r. 40 N. Market
Spurr William, machinist, r. 135 Deering
Squiears Francis, caulker, bds. 253 S. Canal Squiears Richard, caulker, bds. 253 S. Canal
Squier S. A. (Clement, Ottman, Crofoot & Co.), bds. Clifton House
BOARD OF TRADE BAG FACTORY, Seamless Bags, Gunny Bags, Burlap Sacks, NOYES & BROWN, 45 Lasalle Street, Chicago.
MIXED PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, GILT CORNICES, AT DRAKE & BRO., 184 CLARK STREET, ¿CHICAGO.
REMOVAL, Scott, Rouse & Co., from 136 Lake St. to 100 and 102 Randolph St.
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port," and samples both kinds of stitch- piece of goods.
CO. Gen'l Agents, 133 Lake St. Chicago.
SQUIERS COLLINS S. cashier, P. O. r., Cal- umet, cor. 23d
Squire. Alanders C. printer, Tribune Job Office, r. 113 Sedgwick
Squire Charles H. clk. bds. 63 Michigan av. Squire L. printer. r. 113 Sedgwick
SQUIRE W. H. com. mer. 107 S. Water, r. 213 W. Van Buren
Squire William, H. com. mer. r. 113 W. Van Buren Squirell Frank, grocer, r. 122 Bremer
Squires Anthony, shipcaulker, r. 106 Fulton
Squires Merritt W. foreman, North Chicago City Railway Co. r. 520 W. Division
Srahan Patrick, coachman, bds. 1 Park row
Srahan Patrick, driver, City Railway, r. 209 Bush- nell
Sramek James, lab. r. 168 Ewing
Sraunmin Caroline, wid. r. 28 Chase
Srfars Joseph, lab. r. 449 S. Canal
Staab Heury, lab. r. 21 Fry
Staab Louis, teacher of piano, room 17, Crosby's Opera House, r. same
Staaden Ferdinand H. (Staaden & Kuhnen), r. 219 N. Clark
Staaden & Kuhnen (Ferdinand H. Staaden and Gerhard Kubnen), stoves, tin and hardware, 219 N. Clark
Staak Frederick, cigars and tobabco, 205 Chicago av. r. same
Staats Christopher, r. 515 Mitchell
Staats Conrad, expressman, r. 346 Centre av.
Staats Henry, blacksmith, r. 468 Milwaukee av.
Staats Henry, carriagemaker, r. 468 Milwaukee av.
Staats Henry, expressman; r. 354 Centre av. Staats William, stonecutter. r. 506 Mitchell
Stacey Charles, clk. bds. 314 State
Stacey Collins J. foreman, George & C. W. Sher wood, r. 292 S. Canal
Stacey C. R. student, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Stacey Hudson A : painter, George & C. W. Sher- wood, r. 292 S. Canal
Stacey James, expressman, Dawson & Miller, r. Vedder
Stacey Lawrence, currier, Bristol & Engle, bds. Archer av. nr. Halsted
Stacey William, expressman, r. 154 N. Wells Stacey William, lab. bds. 805 Clybourn av.
Stacey William (Lamb & Stacey), r. 21 Blue Island av.
Stacey, see also Stacy
Stach August, baker, Thomson & Templeton. bds. 268 W. Taylor
Stach Charles, brass moulder, Fuller & Ford, bds. 268 W. Taylor
Stack Edmund, moulder, r. 1617% 16th
Stack Gerald, conductor, city rallroad, r. 246 22d Stack James, moulder, r. 358 W. Indiana
Stack Jeremiah, fireman. bds. 75 Carroll
Stack John, gasfitter, r. rear 69 Shurtleff av. Stack John, lab. bds. 35 Hanover Stack John, lab. r. 67 Shurtleff av. Stack John B. carpenter, r. 85 Sigel
Stack Maurice, r. 17 Elgin
Stack Michael, lab. rolling mill, bds. 28 Wabansia av.
Stack Patrick, switchman, bds, 501 S. Canal Stack Robert, saloon, 207 Kinzie, r. same Stack Thomas, lab. r. 265 N. Sangamon Stack William, lab. r. 746 Jefferson
Stacker Dow (col'd) (Brawdy & Stacker), r. 130 Griswold
Stacker George, blacksmith, r. 428 W. Chicago av. Stacker I. D. (col'd), whitewasher, r. 130 Gris- wold
Stacks Lawrence, lab. r. 110 Wesson
Stacy Collin J. school apparatus, W. Harrison, cor. Desplaines
Stacy George O. clk. r. 187 4th av.
Stacy George O. salesman, S. G. Witkowsky & . Son, r. 47 Hubbard ct.
Stacy Hudson, tailor. bds. 292 S. Canal"
Stacy John, painter, Edmonds & Russell, r. 91 Randolph
Stacy Theodore E. clk. Matteson House, r. same Stacy William, bookbinder, bds. 292 S. Canal
Stacy William B. bookbinder, Central Publishing House, r. Desplaines, nº. cor. Harrison
Stade Ernst, cabinetmaker, Jacob Graef, r. 188 North av.
Stadelmann Henry, tailor, 133 N. Clark, r. same Stadfeld Mathias, beer peddler, r. 71 Archer av. Stadford Mathew, machinist, r. 291 W. 12th
Stadman William, carpenter, r. Madison, nr. Sey- mour
Stadon Charles, carpenter, bds. 461 Larrabee
Stadon Louis, r. 197 Vine
Stadtman Christian, fur dealer. 65 Goethe
Staebell Joseph, clerk, W. M. Brewer & Co. bds. Lincoln House
Staecker John, wagonmaker, Rossow, Bros. & Co. Staehle Joseph, groceries, provisions and saloon, 548 N. Clark, r. same
Stael -, lumberman, r. 108 Bushnell
Staelen Mathias, lab. bds. 220 21st
Staelen Nicholas, lab. r. 220 21st
Staen John, sailor, r. 233 Division
Staende Martin, com. mer. r. 609 N. Clark
Staerelser Casper, lab. r. 231 21st
Staez Charles, street inspector, r. 201 W. Harri- son
Staffen Michael, lab. r. 681 Reuben
Staffens Jacob, cooper, r. 362 Orchard
Staffin Barbara Mrs. r. 113 Townsend
Stafford Catharine, wid. Frank. r. 148 Mitchell
Stafford Charles J. lab. r. 316 Henry
Stafford C. agt, Artificial Leg Co. room 8, 122 Clark, r. 249 Carroll
Stafford Edwin H. carpenter, r. 203 26th
Stafford Frank, lab. Michigan Mills, bds. Burn- side, nw. cor. 17th
Stafford James, yardman, Briggs House
Stafford John, bds. 58 Sherman
Stafford John, lab .. r. 206 W. Harrison
Stafford John, porter, Briggs Honse, r. 59 Norton
Stafford Jolin F. (Bennett Pieters & Co.), r. 137 Michigan av.
Stafford Martin, lab. bds. 130 N. Green
Stafford Owen A. grain dealer, mill, N. Jefferson, nw. cor. Hubbard, office, room 3, Loomis bldg. bds. r. 452 W. Adams
Stafford Robert, salesman, Keith Bros. r. 227 4th av.
Stafford Simon, teamster, Hiram Wheelers' ele- vator, r. 221 Townsend
Stafford Susan, wid. Patrick, r. 483 W. Kinzie Stafford William, lab. r. 130 N. Green
Stafford William L. clerk, Custom House, r. Hal- sted, cor. Washington
Staffron Peter, painter, A. McFarlane, bds. 300 N: State
Stafseng Samuel, lab. r. 20 Bremer
Stager Christian, stonecutter, r. 199 Blackhawk Stagg Jobn H. salesman, Wills, Gregg & Brown, bds. 123 Michigan
Stahl Edward L. drugs and medicines, Van Buren, ne. cor. Wells, r. 178 Peoria
Stahl Ernst (Kirchofer & Stahl), r. 212 Lake Stahl George, carpenter, r. Peoria, bet. Van Buren and Jackson
Stahl Ignatz, matchmaker, r. 250 Mitchell
TAXES PAID AND COLLECTIONS MADE, BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER, Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.
MAMMOTH CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Southwest Corner of Dearborn and Randolph Streets.
BELDING
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Call and See SCOTT, ROUSE & CO., Clothiers, at 100 and 102 Randolph Street.
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Stahl John G. cabinetmaker, Charles Tobey, r. 17 Blue Island av.
Stahl Louis, machinist, r. 304 Reuben
Stahl Peter, lah. r. 5th, nr. George
Stahnk Frederick, blacksmith, r. 23 Cornelia Stahnk Frederick, jr. blacksmith, r. 23 Cornelia Staib C. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler Stain Charles, dry goods mers. r. 84 22d
Staingar Robert, marblecutter, Roche & Burk- hardt, r. 138 Mohawk
Stairing John, bds. Briggs Honse
Stakeman Mathias, cooper, r. 106 Wentworth av. Stalbns John, wagonmaker, r. 176 DeKoven
Staley Hamilton M. (Shores, Staley & Co.), r. Mokena
Stalie Charles, carpenter, r. rear 205 W. Lake Stall Jackson, teamster, 29 N. Canal, r. same
Stallard Lewis (col'd), drayman, bds. 134 Sher- man
Stallard Moses (col'd), drayman, S. Hunt & Co. bds. es. Griswold, bet. Herrison and Van Bu- ren
Stallcup Charles, lab."Eagle Works, r. 177 Jackson Stallwood Harold, cik. r. 515 Sedgwick
Stalsenfelt Louis, shipcarpenter, r. 465 W. 12th
Staltener John, boot and shoe maker, F. Klee- mann, r. 366 North av.
Staly Dennis, lab. bds. 237 N. Wells
Stalzer Joseph, saloon, grocery and provision store, 105 Meagher, r. same
Stam Henry, carpenter, r. 291 Milwaukee av. Stambary Charles, r. 288 Division
Stambaugh William B. grain dealer r. 60 St. Chair
Stamberg Charles, machinist, Brown Bros. r. Di- vision, cor. Townsend
Stamm Andrew (Stamm & Co.), r. 192 Blue Is- land av.
Stamm Anthony, wines, whol. and ret. 209 Ran- dolph, r. 192 Blue Island av.
Stamm Antoine (Stamm & Co.), r. 188 Blue Is- land av.
Stamm Frank, blacksmith, r. 212 N. State
Stamm George, bookkeeper, r. 174 Rush .Stamm Joseph, tailor, r. 195 Holt
Stamm & Co. (Andrew and Antoine Stamm), Druggists, 192 Bine Island av.
Stamma John, machisist, r. 24 Mark
Stammer Charles, lab. r. es. Dayton, bet. Wiliow and Clay
Stammler August, clk. 103 N. Clark, bds. same
Stammler Rudolph, clk. Louis Jaeger, r. 68 But- teifield
Stamp George, butcher, bds. 82 Archer av.
Stamp Noel, basketmaker, r. 252 Church
Stampofski B. A. r. 1240 Prairie av.
Stamps Stephen (col'd), saloon, 183 Monroe, bar- bershop, 191 Monroe, r. 183 Monroe
Stanberry Henry, lab. r. 180 Loomis
Stanbro S. D. (Stanbro, Warren & Co.), bds. 26 Washington
STANBRO, WARREN & CO. (S. D. Stanbro, J. F. Warren, J. H. Royoe and G. H. Sickels), paints, oils and glass,, 173 and 175 Randolph
Standan Julins, clk. r. 385 N. Wells
STANDARD FIRE INS. CO. of New York, T. L. Miller, agent, 70 and 72 LaSalle Stander Charles, harnessmaker, r. 35 Norton Stander Charles, machinist, r. 35 Norton
Stander Mathias (Fisher & Stander), r. 160 Van Buren
Standfuss August, harnessmaker, John Gareiss, bdy. 638 Archer av.
Standinger Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 553 Larrabee Standish Eben R. messenger, J. M. Adsit, r. 81 Hmsdale
Standish M. (Davis, Wade & Co.), r. 81 W. Hins- dale
Standrin John W. bookkeeper, Boynton & Smith, r. 85 W. Van Buren
Call or Send to NOYES & BROWN, Board of Trade Bag Factory, Chicago SEAMLESS BAGS, GUNNY BAGS, FLOUR SACKS &c.
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.
Stanel Nicholas, tailor, r. 200 Church
Stanford George W. (Ward & Stanford), bds. 290 Park av.
Stanford John R. clerk, Girard House, bds. same Stang Andrew, gardener, r. 340 Church
Stangar John; lab. bds. 38 N. Franklin
Stange Joseph, saloon, 33 N. Wells, r. 308 N. Wells
Stange Richard, porter, Gould Bros., Briggs & Co. 159 S. Water
Stanger Maggie Mrs. r. 308 W. Adams
Staniger John, boot and shoemaker, 12 Newberry, r. same
Stanley Bros. (James and William N. Stanley), butchers, 322 W. Randolph
Stanley Charles T. (Sholl & Stanley), r. Cleve- land, O.
Stanley Edward N. (H. P. Stanley & Son), r. 24 Adams
Stanley George, machinist, r. 138 W. Jackson
Stanley George, (col'd), r. 51 Harrison
Stanley George C. clerk, r. 242 S. Jefferson
Stanley Giles A. clerk, Stanley Bros. r. 322 W. Randolph
Stanley Henry, millwright, bds. Garden City House
Stanley Hough P. (H. P. Stanley & Son), r. 24 Adams
Stanley H. P. & Son (Hough P. and Edward N. Stanley), com. mers. 109 S. Water
Stanley James (Stanley & Bros.), r. 320 W. Ran- dolph
Stanley James R. (Isaac R. Hitt & Co.), bds. 112 Adams
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