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Stoker Francis, cooper, r. 118 Burnside
Stoker Frank, Cooper, Hurlbut Bro. & Co. r. 118 Burnside
Stoker Lawrence, Cooper, Hurlbut Bros. & Co.r. 118 Burnside
Stoker Milton, waterman, r. 227 W. Polk
Stoker Urban, lab. Walker & Taylor, r. 144 Max- well
Stokes Alfred, painter, bds. 833 W. Lake
Stokes Carrie Miss, cashier, Benedict & Hughes, r. 203 Clark
Stokes Charles J. (Stokes & Swallow), r. 823 Prairie av.
Stokes Edmund, lab. r. 82 18th
Stokes Edward J. clerk, Board of Trade, r. 136 Rush
Stokes George H. clerk, P., Ft. W. & C. R. W. bds. 136 Rush
Stokes James, carriagemaker, Beal & Brown, r. 357 W. Taylor
Stokes James, lab. rolling mill, r. 68 Waubansia av.
Stokes James H. building contractor, 13 Clark Stokes Jeneral, r. 136 Rush
Stokes John, lab. 89 Steward
Stokes Richard, lab. r. 931 Archer av.
Stokes Richard de Z. bookkeeper, P., F. W. & C. R. W. r. 136 Rush
Stokes R. W. (col'd), furniture finishing, bds. 22 4th av.
Stokes Thomas, engineer, P., Ft. W. & C. R. R. r. 640 S. Canal
Stokes Thomas, teamster, r. 56 S. Curtis
Stokes William, engineer, bds. 721 State
Stokes & Swallow (Charles J. Stokes and John Swallow), dry goods, 88 State
Stoker Christian A. shoemaker, 41 Milwaukee av. r. 139 W. Erie
Stolba Joseph, dealer in tobacco and cigars, 177 W. Randolph, r. same
Stolba J. student, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BU- SINESS COLLEGE
Stolba Wenzel, hat and cap dealer, 70 W. Ran- dolph
Stolbrand Adolph G. telegraph operator, 20 Ex- change pl. bds. 774 Sedgwick
Stolby Frederick, furrier, r. 75 Bunker
Stoles John, sashmaker, C. M. Baldwin Stolker Gotlieb, lab. r. 73 Wright
Stoll Adam, lab. Geo. A. Smith, r. 69 S. Halsted
Stoll Adam, miller, r. 59 S. Halsted
Stoll Charles, tailor, 387 Wells, r. same
Stoll Charles F. grocer, Taylor, ne. cor. 4th av. r. same
Stolla Charles W. baker, Thomson & Templeton, r. 14 N. Wells
Stoll Henry, printer, r. 168 N. Wells
Stoll Laurence, apprentice,Culver, Page & Hoyne, bds. 168 N. Wells
Stoll Nicholas, cabinetmaker, bds. Niagara House Stoll William, cabinetmaker, Rebanks & Johnson, r. 387 Wells
Stoll William, carpenter, bds. 387 Wells
Stolte William, cabinetmaker, bds. 310 W. Chica- go av.
Stolter William, cabinetmaker, r. 310 W. Chicago av.
Stoltzenfeldt Louis. shipcarpenter, r. 465 W. 12th Stolz Ferdinand, paperhanger, r. 206 Cass
Stolz Herman, drayman, Cupples, Marston & Peck, r. 105 14th
Stolz John, sashmaker, 108 Randolph, r. 934 Clark Stolzenbach Albert, lab. r. 139 LaSalle
Stomm John, cabinetmaker, Henry Liebenstien Stommel A. J. turner, r. 38 Oakwood
Stompe Henry, distiller, es. May, nr. Lake
Stompe Henry, grocer, r. N. May, nr. Randolph Stonad Mathias, cabinetmaker, r. 148 Bunker
Stone Adam C. machinist, N. F. Stone & Co. bds. 13 N. Sangamon
Stone Alfred, porkpacker, r. 469 S. Canal
Stone Alvah A. com. mer. 151 S. Water, r. 334 Wabash av.
Stone Andrew J. (A. J. & M. V. Stone), r. 1251 Wabash av.
Stone Arthur, asst. physician, S. B. Noble, bds. 50 Monroe
Stone A. C. machinist, N. F. Stone & Co. bds. 13 N. Sangamon
Stone A. J. & M. V. (Andrew J. and Martin V. Stone), grocers, 280 State, nw. cor. Van Bu- ren
Stone Bros. (Theodore and Trueman Stone), gro- ceries and provisions, Lincoln av. cor. Sedg- wick
Stone Bros. & Co. (Henry and Frederick W. Stone and -), piano mnfrs. 23 Ewing's blk. 26 N. Clark
Stone Charles, packer, Keith Bros.
Stone Charles B. printer, Tribune job office, r. 46 W. Washington
Stone Charles M. carpenter, bds. 224 Cottage Grove av.
Stone Cyrus R. traveling agent, M. B. Smith & Co. Stone C. shoemaker, r. rooms 92, 94 and 95 Lake House
Stone C. B. shoemaker, C. M. Henderson & Co. r. 13 Rush
Stone C. E. traveling agent, N. H. Cotton & Co. r. 85 Michigan av.
Stone Edward (Baldwin, Stone & Co.), bds. Re- vere House
Stone Elijah (N. F. Stone & Co.), r. 169 S. Morgan Stone Ezekiel M. painter, r. 130 W. Randolph
Stone Frederick W. (Stone Bros. & Co.), bds. Ohio, bet. Clark and LaSalle
Stone Trueman (Stone Bros.), r. 497 Hurlbut
Stone F. W. brassfinisher, Northwestern Mnfg. Co.
Stone George, brassfinisher, r. 126 Desplaines Stone George B. druggist, bds, Dorr's Hotel
Stone George C. com. mer. 12 Oriental bldg. Stone Henry (Stone Bros. & Co.) r. 158 Ohio
Stone Hosmer L. printer, bds. 296} State
Stone H. O. realestate office, 107 State, r. Hyde Park
Stone Isaac, tailor, 297 S. Canal
Stone Isaac, merchant tailor, r. 388} Clark
Stone James M. engineer, Ionic Mills, r. Ionic Mills
Stone James P. salesman, r. 32 Washington
Stone John, foreman, Craig & Co.'s packing house, r. 11 Bonfield
Stone John, lab. r. 146 Arnold
Stone Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 347 W. Polk
Stone Joseph, carpenter, r. 347 W. Polk
Stone Joseph A. bookkeeper, Rogers & Co. r. 334 Wabash av.
TAXES PAID AND COLLECTIONS MADE, BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER, Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.
MERCHANTS AND BANKERS GET THEIR CLOTHING AT BELDING &
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Go to Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph St., and buy your Boys' Clothing.
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Stone J. D. student. BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Stone J. P. salesman, Allen & Mackey, bds. 32 Washington
STONE LEANDER, reporter, Chicago Times, r. Indiana av. bet. 31st and 32d
Stone Martin V. (A. J. and M. V. Stone), r. 1251 Wabash av.
Stone Mary B. wid. Abram, r. 69 29th
Stone Melville E. bookkeeper, N. F. Stone & Co. bds. 169 S. Morgan
Stone Michael, lumberman, r. 164 Sebor
Stone M. M. picture framemaker, Hughes & Lauer, r. 136 N. May
Stone Nathaniel F. (N. F. Stone & Co.), bds. 13 N. Sangamon
Stone N. F. & Co. (Nathaniel F. and Elijah Stone), mnfrs. 65 and 67 S. Clinton
Stone Ormond, student, bds. 169 S. Morgan
Stone Osborn, carpenter, r. Park av. nw. cor. Seymour
Stone Peter T. carpenter, bds. 62 Deering
Stone Rensselaer (Bates, Stone & Co.), r. 889 Wa- bash av.
Stone Richard B. (Calkins & Stone), r. 338 Calu- met av.
Stone Robert, lab. r. 101 Wentworth av.
Stone R. com. mer. 151 S. Water, r. 889 Wabash av.
Stone Samuel, r. 612 N. Clark
Stone Sophia, wid. Nelson. r. rear 48 Chicago av. Stone Swan, driver, Daniels & Bro. r. 48 Chicago av.
Stone Sylvester, shoemaker, r. 136 W. Indiana Stone Theodore (Stone Bros.), r. Lincoln av. cor. Sedgwick
Stone Truman (Stone Bros.), r. 497 Hurlbut Stone William, meat market, 184 Michigan, r. 188 Michigan
Stone William, shippingclerk, Leopold & Aus- trian, 85 and 86 Market
STONE WILLIAM R. pro. com. mer. 12 Oriental bidg. bds. Madison, nw. cor. State Stone W. F. (Young Bros, & Co.), r. New York Stonall Clara, wid. Thomas H. room 21, 128 La- Salle
Stonall William, clerk, Knight & Coble, r. room 21, 128 LaSalle
Stoneall C. Mrs. actress, Col. Wood's Museum, bds. 39 Adams
Stonel George, tailor, r. 213 Randolph Stoney Frank, lab. r. 281 26th
ham George F. carriagemaker, Henry Willets
Stoneham J. (Stoneham & Jackson), r. 77 State Stoneham & Jackson (J. Stoneham and J. B. Jackson), hardware, 674 State
Stonehouse William, sign, flag and banner, painter, 129 Dearborn, r. same
Stoner Daniel, manager, Garden City Collar Co. r. 76 State
Stoner J. J. (T. J. Rolender & Co.), r. Madison Wis.
Stoner William, teamster, S. Clarkson & Co. bds 19 Market
Stonewall Joseph, carpenter, r. 284 S. May
Stonford George W. lawyer, bds. 290 Park av.
Stonje Joseph, blacksmith, John W. Becher, r. 10 Ely
Stooffer Henry I. lumber merchant, r. 683 Wa- baskı av.
Stoon George A. watchmaker, Charles Hoffmann, r. 192 N. Clark
Stoors Emery A. lawyer, r. 848 Prairie av.
Stoorsend John, lab. r. 131 1st
Stopian Christian F. clerk, r. 126 W. Randolph Storage John, saloon, r. 28 S. Clinton
Storch Henry, boot and shoemaker, Mathias Konz, r. 176 Van Buren
Storch Kate, wid. Lewis, r. 23 W. White
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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
Storch & Co. (Leopold Storch and William Zim- merman), 131 Townsend
Storck Charles, physician, 143 Michigan, r. same Storer Smith C. detective. r. 317 Hubbard Storey Albert, r. 122 W. Washington
Storey James B. jeweler, r. 14 N. Halsted
Storey John, bds. 34 Washington
Storey Robert E. (Dyche & Storey), r. 119 S. Green
Storey Wilbur. F. (W. F. Storey & Co.), bds. Sherman House
Storey William C. clerk. bds. 112 Harrison
STOREY W. F. & CO. (Wilbur F. Storey and Henry B. Chandler), proprs. Chicago Times, 118 Dearborn
Storger Paul, machinist, Engle & Warner, bds. 75 Mather
Stork Class, carpenter, bds. 53 W. Erie
Stork William, meatmarket, 114 N. Wells, r. same Storm Charles, shipcarpenter, Miller & Bros.
Storm George, r. North av. ne. cor. Burling
Storms Ancher, foreman, James H. Morris, r. 215 W. Indiana
Storrs David W. foreman, Tilley & Armstrong, bds. 118 Wabash av.
Storrs Emery A. (Storrs & Johnston), r. 848 Prairie av.
Storrs & Johnston (Emery A. Storrs and John Johnston jr.), lawyers, rooms 15 and 16, 165 Washington
Stort John S. salesman, Western News Co. r. 324 W. Randolph
Storts Chris. teamster r. 515 Mitchell
Storts Margaret, bakery and confectionery, 220 Blue Island av.
Story Allan C. (Haines, Story & King), r. 157 W. Van Buren
Story John T. confectioner, 143 Blue Island av. r. . same
Story Joseph T. salesman, Carson, Pirie & Co. r. 143 Blue Island av.
Story N. F. engineer, C., R. I. & P. R. R. r. 248 4th av.
Story William C. messenger, A. C. & O. F. Bad. yer, r. 298 Harrison
Storz Adolphus H. salesman, D. Untermeyer & Co. r. 109 Lake
Stose Salome, wid. Clement, dressmaker, r. 190 Randolph
Stose William, lawyer, r. 1140 Indiana av.
Stotlet Mathew, carpenter, r. 291 W. 12th Stotsler John, r. 227 Vine
Stott Brothers (James and William Stott), groce- ries and spices, 101 S. Halsted
Stott James (Stott Bros.), bds. 172 Monroe
Stott Saville, lab. r. 96 14th
Stott William (Stott Bros.), bds. 172 Monroe
Stotter John W. shipsmith, John Hallett, bds. 199 Mitchell
Stotts Charles E. carpenter, W. Hearson, bds. Ulilich House
Stotver Samuel, stonecutter, Bessler & Schoeppe, bds. 147 Ewing
Stotz Jacob, carpenter, r. 154 Burnside
Stotz John W. (Stotz & Woltz), r. 104 Indiana Stotz & Woltz (John W. Stotz and John Woltz) , furniture mnfrs. 67 and 59 Illinois
Stotzear Jolm, engraver, Juergens & Anderson. r. 147 Ewing
Stotzer Frederick, basketmaker, r. 223 Dekoven Stotzer John, turner, r. 147 Ewing
Storch Leopold (Storch & Co.), r. 131 Townsend | Stotzer Sammuel, saddler, r. 223 DeKoven
SAMPLE BAGS FOR GRAIN AND WAREHOUSEMEN. for sale at NOYES & BROWN'S BOARD OF TRADEBAG FACTORY, 45 Lasalle Street.
DRAKE & BRO., GENERAL PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS, NO. 184 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING, at SCOTT, ROUSE & CO., 100 and 102 Randolph St.
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STO ILLCOX & IBBS' MACHINE. er and less liable to than the Lock- Report," at the SEWING 'Its seam is strong- rip in use or wear stitch.' [" Judges' " Grand Trial."] Send forthe "2 of work, containing port," and samples both kinds of stitch- piece of goods. es, on the same L. CORNELL & &CO. Gen'l Agents, 133 Lake St. Chicago. Stotzerfeld Frederick, lab. Garden City lime works, r. Harbine, nr. Lafffin Stouffer C. Robert, bookkeeper, Morse, Loomis & Co. bds. 167 Wabash av. Stouffer H. I. lumber, lath and shingles, whol. and ret. 700 Clark. r. 683 Wabash av. Stough O. J. real estate dealer, 118 Clark, r. Hins- dale Stoughton Charles H. salesman, Hayden & Kay, r. 50 W. Walnut Stoughton J. C. Rev. editor, Western Temper- ance Advocate, r. Aurora Stoughton O. W. salesman, Allen & Mackey Stousler Theodore, carpenter, r. 219 Oak Stout Albert A. engineer, Chicago Brick Machine Mnfg. Co. r. 83 Vedder Stout Charles T. student, bds. 517 Fulton Stout Gotlieb, peddler, r. 15 Sanger Stout Henry R. student, Cook & Wilbur, r. 517 Fulton Stout T. W. clerk, C. & N. W. R. R. r. 183 W. In- diana Stoutenburgh George W. salesman, Lord & Smith r. Winetka, III. Stoutenge George, r. 152 Burnside Stovel Adamn. blacksmith, r. 69 Bremer STOVEL GEORGE, merchant taiior, 215 Randolph. r. same Stover Clark M. lettercarrier, r. 321 Hubbard Stover Frank, cigars and tobacco, whol. and ret. 113 Madison, bds. 100 Monroe Stover F. blacksmith, Northwestern Manufactur- ing Co. Stover James, fireman, I. C. R. R. bds. 123 Burn- side Stover Seymour, boardinghouse, 278 State Stow Frank, clerk, Billings, Stow & Bucks, r. 338 W. Madison Stow George W. porter, American Ex. Co. r. 680 Carroll Stow N. L. dealer in carriage and wagon mate- rials, 76 W. Randolph, r. 759 W. Jackson Stow Silas (Billings, Stow & Bucks), r. Sturgis, Michigan Stow William K. millinery and straw goods, 145 Lake, r. same Stow W. H. land agent, r. 250 W. Lake Stowe E. L. Journal office, bds. 249 State Stowe Frederick, barber, bds. 208 Madison Stowe George E. grain dealer, r. 349 Hubbard Stowe George W. carrier, r. 333 Carroll Stowe Laura H. teacher, r. 427 W. Jackson Stowe Louis W. real estate agent, rooms 2 and 3 Lombard block, r. Hyde Park Stowe Rachael Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 286 Clark, r. same Stowe W. Harry, druggist, 30 W. Randolph, bds. Lincoln House Stowell A. cattle dealer, r. 286 Indiana Stowell Emma A. assistant, Franklin School, r. 118 Superior Stowell George H. bookkeeper, Cross, Dane & Westlake, r. 162 State Stowell Henry P. clerk, Richmond House Stowell John, clerk, bds. 160 and 162 - State Stowell John D. bookkeeper, Albert H. Hovey, bds. 200 Randolph Stowell Lorenzo B. cattle dealer, r. 286 Indiana Stowell Mary H. wid. Dwight B. boardinghouse, 455 N. Clark, r. same Stowsand John, vinegar mnfr. r. 103 George G. T. BELDING & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING HOUSE, S. W. Cor. Dearborn and Randolph Streets. -
Strabbree John, tailor, r. 130 Huron
Strackbein Ludwick, lab. bds. 304 W. 22d
Stracke Henry, cutter, C. Sumerfield, r. 269 Lar- rabee
Strade John. tailor, r. 129 W. Kinzie
Strader Jacob, live stock commission salesman, Union Stock Yards, r. 890 Michigan av.
Strader John, r. 890 Michigan av.
Straeusle -, bds. DuPage House
Strah Charles, teamster, r. 30 Menominee
Strahorn Robert, com. mer. r. 1124 Michigan av. Strahorn Robert (R. Strahorn & Co.), r. 1124 In- diana av.
Strahorn R. & Co. (R. Strahorn and D. C. Hough), live stock brokers, Union stock yards
Strahsle Jacob (Fritz & Strahsle), r. 559 S. Hal- sted
Strahun T. driver, North Chicago, city railway
Strain Theodore, machinist, bds. 30 S. Clinton Strakey Joseph, lab. r. 15 Trustee
Stram Nicoli, cabinetmaker. r. 12 N. Wells
Stranbey Theodore, porter, S. M. Hunt & Co. r. 36 Orchard
Stranberg -, carpenter, r. 36 Superior
Stranch Nicholas, wagonmaker, r. 577 S. Halsted Stranger John, meat market, 304 State, r. same Stranhan James L. broommaker, bds. 374 N. Franklin
Strasser Nicholas (Kaeseberg & Strasser), r. 726 N. Wells
Strassheim Daniel, carpenter, r. 590 N. Wells Strassheim George, house and sign painter, 232 N. Wells, r. same
Strassheim Henry, clk. Henry Martin, bds. 591 N. Wells
Stratford Henry K. physician and surgeon, 180 Clark, r. same
Strathern George, tinner, Cross, Dane & West- lake, r. 266 S. Clinton
Stratman William, cigarmaker, bds. 160 Milwau- kee av.
Stratmann Joseph, tailor, r. 245 Monroe
Stratton Edward, agt. Hatch's Hotel, bds. same Straub Charles, boot and shoe maker. 20 N. Hal- sted, r. same
Straub Joseph, machinist, bds. Drovers' Hotel Straub Louis, carpenter, r. 53 Loewe
Straufp Vansel, lab. r. rear 8 Sherman
Strauh Frank, printer, Chicago Union, r. 730 S. Canal
Straup Edward. lab. r. 211 N. Carpenter
Straup Lewis, carpenter, r. 53 Loewe
Straus Abraham, merchant, r. 79 4th av.
Straus Frederick, sailor, r. 14 Grace
Straus George M. shoemaker, r. 199 Burnside
Straus Henry (Straus & Hahne), r. 84 Rees
Straus Leon, watchmaker and jeweler, 94 Archer av. r. same
Straus Leon (Leon Straus & Co.), r. 94 Archer av. Straus Leon & Co. (Leon Straus and George Coombs), real estate agts. room 3, 164 Ran- dolph
Straus Marcus, watchmaker, Leon Straus, r. 94 Archer av.
Straus Samuel, real estate and money agt. con- veyancer and notary public, room 5, Larmon blk. r. 145 3d av.
Straus Simon, watchmaker, Leon Straus, r. 94 Archer av.
Strause & Hahne (Henry Strause and William Hahne), brickyard, N. Branch, nr. North av. Strauser Nicholas, planing mill, r. 726 N. Wells Strausheim Christian, peddler, r. 573 N. Frank- lin
Strausheim Daniel, lab. r. 590 N. Wells
Strauss A. (Simon & Strauss), r. 79 4th av.
Strauss Emanuel (E. Strauss & Co. and Strauss & Becker), r. 121 S. Desplaines
Strauss E. & Co. (Emanuel Strauss and -), clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 157 W. Randolph
FARMS BOUGHT AND SOLD, BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER,
Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.
Scott, Rouse & Co., successors to Scott, Davison & Co., Clothing, Whol. and Ret.
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Strauss Jacob W. indigo and washing crystal minfr. 119 S. Desplaines, r. same
Strauss J. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler Strauss Nathan, tailor, 379 Clark, r. same Strauss William (Strauss & Newman), bds. 80 Halsted
Strauss Wilhelam,tanner, Stettheimer & Friedman Strauss & Becker ( Emanuel Strauss and Nathan Becker), washing, blueing and indigo, 157 W. Randolph
Strauss & Newman ( William Strauss and Terrence Newman), tailors and repairers, 262 Ran- dolph
Strussel H. A. salesman, R. B. Bell & Co. r. 184 Randolph
Straut P. varnisher, bds. Niagara House
Strantz Charles, wagonmaker, 422 N. Wells, r. 211 Sedgwick
Strautz J. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler
Straw Joseph, lab. r. 154 Bunker
Straw Mary, wid. John, r. 713 Canal
Strawager Lawrence, brewer, r. 224 Elm
Strawn Franklin, clerk, Eaton & Cook, bds. 65 14th
Strawn George M. shoemaker, r. 199 Burnside Strawn James E. clerk, Nicoles & Addems, bds. Hough House
Strawser Jacob, lab. r. 40 Finnell
Stray William, supt. gas works, r. 259 S. Morgan
Strayer John, lab. sailor, r. 133 DeKovan Stream John, plasterer, r. 87 Townsend
Streat Clayton S. cooper, r. 83 Huron
Streat Daniel W. printer, newsroom, Tribune of- fice, r. 83 Huron
Streat Harry S. printer, newsroom, Tribune office, r. 83 Huron
Streat Julian, salesman, L. DeGraff, r. 406 W. Washington
Streat Julian S. clerk, r. 83 Huron
Streat William S. cooper, r. 83 Huron
Streber Gottleib, saloon, 298 Division, r. same
Strecker Ernst, teamster, r. 267 3d av.
Stredlein Frederick, bookbinder, bds. 214 Ran- dolph
Street Arthur, clerk, M. C. R. R. r. 385 W. Ran- dolph
Street Arthur W. clerk, gen. agts. office, M. C. R. R. bds. 276 Lake
Street Charles A. (Street, Moore & Co.), r. 328 W. Van Buren
Street Frank L. bds. 385 W. Randolph
Street Frank M. clerk, Wm. J. Tewkesbury, r. 9 N. Sangamon
Street George C. Rev. managing editor American Churchman, office, 85 Washington, r. 328 W. Van Buren
Street George G. contracting agent, Blue Line and G. W. R. R. of Canada, 91 Lake, bds. 385 W. Randolph
Street Herman E. bookkeeper, Street, Moore & Co. r. 385 W. Randolph
STREET, MOORE & CO. (Charles A. Street, Rufus E. Moore and James P. Kelly), successors to STREET, PEARSON & CO, publishers, booksellers and stationers, 101 Washington
STREET, PEARSON & CO. publishers and proprietors, American Churchman, 101 Washington, editorial rooms, 85 Washington Street Richard J. bookkeeper, First National bank, r. 385 W. Randolph
Street Robert H. clerk, Taylor & Wright, r. 9 N. Sangamon
Street William, clerk, r. 328 W. Van Buren
Street William W. contracting agent, M. C. R. R. and Blue Line transportation, 31 Dear- born, r. 385 W. Rundolpli
Street W. D. C. bookkeeper, Fiftlı National bank, r. 328 W. Van Buren
Streeter Benjamin H. sec. Illinois Steam Forge Co. r. 485 Elston rd.
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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.
Streeter Edward, teamster. r. 12 Rumsey Streetn George, lab. E. W. Blatchford & Co. Strehl Jacob (Schaub & Strehl), r. 42 N. Green Strehl Louis, clerk, E. H. Sargent, r. 111 Wabash av.
Strehlon Leonhard, stonemason, r. 25 Archer av. Streiber Charles, tailor, 148 W. Randolph, r. same Streic Gelg, lab. r. 45 Ellsworth
Streihle Andrew, lab. r. 83 Pratt
Streit William, artist. r. 100 Wells
Strekman T. M. (W. H. Swett & Co.)
Strelmaum Joseph, tailor, r. 245 Monroe
Strem John, machinist, r. 87 Townsend
Stremmel William, physician, room 4, 194 Clark, r. same
Streng Charles (Streng & Greiner). r. 51 Granger Streng & Greiner (Charles Streng and Albin Grei- ner), malt house, 400 and 402 E. Division
Strenli Jean, teacher, German and English school, r. 208 W. 12th
Stresser Robert, gilder, R. B. Appleby, bds. 125 Meagher
Stretch Edward, captain, merchants' service, bds. 64 Wilson
Stretch John, carpenter, W. Hearsor, r. 346 S. Morgan
Strettematter Leo, butcher, 181 North av.r. same Streube F. cabinetmaker and carpenter, 17 N. Clark
Streven F. lab. E. W. Blatchford & Co.
Strey Auguste, blacksmith, Spoo & Woller, bds. 250 Milwaukee av.
Strich John, carpenter, r. 346 S. Morgan
Stricker Frederick, teamster, r. 297 W. 16th
Strickland Henry, carpenter, bds. 537 State
Strickland John, car inspector, r. 252 Ewing
Strickland Peter (col'd), expressman, bds. 47 3d av.
Strickland Robert, painter, bds. 100 W. Monroe Strickler Jolın. fireman, r. 181 W. Monroe
Strickrodt Charles, pocket book maker, Merker Bros. r. 30 Mohawk
STRIDIRON JOHN E. cashier, Chicago Times office, r. 619 Fulton
Striedeur Joseph, varnisher, Charles Tobey, r. 352 Centre av.
Strigel Mike, brewer, H. B. Miller & Son, bds. 383 N. State
Strike Joseph, tailor, r. 79 Cornelia
Striker F. lab. C. & G. E. R. R. r. 97 S. Peoria
Stringberry Andrew, lab. r, 67 Bremer
Stringer Augustus, lab. George A. Smith
Stringer Richard, driver, Little Giant engine, r. 148 Maxwell
Strissell Charles, locksmith, E. P. Peacock & Bro. r. 161 Wright
Strober F. clerk, bds. 100 Monroe
Stroberg John, tailor, Sedgwick, se. cor. Chicago av. r. 130 Huron
Strobridge Charles (H. Birdsall, Son & Co.), bds. Briggs Honse
Stroehlein Frederick, bookbinder, Central Pub- lishing Honse, bds. ss. Randolph, bet. Frank- lin and Wells
Stroemsoe Martin, watchmaker. 165} N. Union?
Strohm Jacob, trunkmaker, William Wright, r. 120 Liberty
Strohm Michael, trunkmaker, Willian Wright, r. 120 Liberty
Strohrmann Edward, coachman, r. 960 Prairie av. Stroker Herman (Stroker & Alirensfeld), r. 287 W. 12th
Call or Send to NOYES & BROWN, Board of Trade Bag Factory, Chicago SEAMLESS BAGS, GUNNY BAGS, FLOUR SACKS, &C.
GILT CORNICES, at DRAKE & BRO., 184 Clark Street, Chicago, General Paper Hangers and House Painters.
Fine Clothing and Merchant Tailoring, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph.
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I have a "Double-Thread." But I Never Think of Using it.
Mrs. Capt. Jas. W. SHIRK, U. S. Navy, writes : "I have a ' double-thread,' Sewing Machine, BUT I NEVER THINK OF USING IT ! I place more value on my Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine than any thing else Ihave."
Stroker & Ahrensfeld (Hermann Stroker and Ber- nard Ahrensfeld), grocers, 87 S. Jefferson
Strokmeier John, lab. r. 252 3d av.
Stroll Frank, lab. r. 205 W. Polk
Strom Peter, lab. r. 20 Hubbard
Stromberg Abraham, cigars and tobacco, 182 W. Randolph, r. same
Stromberg Charles J. salesman, J. M. W. Jones, r. 79 Ohio
Stromberg Christian, clk. W. B. Keen & Co. r. 79 Ohio
Stromberg David, cigarmaker, r. 182 W. Ran- dolph 1
Stromberg F. veterinary surgeon, 302 Clark, r. same
Stromeyer William, wagonmaker, P. Schuttler, r. 112 Miller
Stromgren Charles R. coppersmith, r. 91 Des- plaines
Stromp John, carpenter, bds. 12 N. Clark
Stromp Urias, teamster, city railway, r. Madi- son, nr. Seymour
Stromquist Adolph, blacksmith, r. 167 Cottage Grove av.
Strong August, blacksmith, bds. 113 Townsend Strong Bushnel, steel engraver, bds. 205 Ontario Strong Charley, shipcarpenter, r. 66 Wesson
Strong Charles H. clk. bds. 325 W. Lake
Strong Charles T. elk. Red Line Transit Co. bds. St. Cloud House
Strong David, r. 1120 Wabash av.
Strong Eugene, schoolteacher, r. Sholto, nr. Polk
Strong Frank F. cik. r. 22 N. May
Strong Frank L. special agt. John Hancock Mu- tual Life Insurance Co. 27 Chamber of Com- merce, bds. 521 N. Clark
Strong George, machinist, r. 590 Halsted
Strong George A. r. 192 N. Clark
Strong G. W. foreman, Franklin Iron works, r. 590 S. Halsted
Strong Henry, carpenter, r. 196 W. Lake
Strong H. F. salesman, Gore, Willson & Co. bds. Adams House
Strong John, r. 333 Chicago av.
Strong L. H. bds. 324 Clark
Strong William, r. 10 Quincy
Strong William F. clk. Adams House, bds. same STRONG WILLIAM W. furniture, whol. 203 Randolph
Strong W. E. The Peshtigo Co. r. Lafayette pl.
Strong W. R. clk. Adams House, rooms 93 Lake House
Stronberg Jacob, shoemaker, bds. 107 W. Ran- dolph
Strongland Ole L. carpenter, bds. 81 W. Erie
Stroob Phillip, butcher, r .. Mark, bet. Halsted and Union
Stroop Michael, lab. r. 146 Farrell
Stropp Charles, cooper, Hurlbut Bros. & Co. r. 11 Arnold
Stross Henry, carpenter, r. 27th sw. cor. Shurtleff av.
Stroth Christian, wagonmaker, Ulrich & Neff, bds. 15 N. Halsted
Strother George C. elk. bds. 344 Wells
Strothmann William, cigarmaker, bds. 160 Mil- waukee av.
Strotz N. tobacco mnfr. 83 W. Madison, r. same Strouse E. clothing dealer, r. 121 S. Desplaines Strouse John M. lab. r. 582 W. 16th
Strout Albert A. switchman, bds. 136 N. Jefferson Strout Oliver, switchman, C. & N. W. R. R. Wis. Div. bds. 136 N. Jefferson
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