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Young F. W. r. 81 Aberdeen
Young George, lab. r. 83 St. Clair
Young George H. (Clark & Young), r. 485 Union
Young George W. (Stewart & Young), r. 190 4th av.
Young Harry, fire department, bds. 215 Monroe
Young Henry, painter, F. Warren & Co. r. 56 Miller
Young Henry A. physician, 21 W. Madison, r. same
Young Henry C. (Young & Springer), r. 352 W. Madison
Young Henry D. S. foreman, paper box mnfr. r. 623 State
Young Jacob, carpenter, r. rear 255 Blue Island av.
Young Jacob, cigarmaker. Louis Rinn, bds. 565 N. Wells
Young Jacob, clerk, Messenger, Gillett & Co. r. Marlon, Ohio
Young Jacob, lab. r. 77 Barbar
Young Jacob, tailor, r. 141 4th av.
Young James, r. W. Polk, cor. Morgan
Young James, lab. r. 193 Ewing
Young James, lab. bds. 53 Loomis
Young James, patternmaker. r. 18 Silver
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.
Young James, saloon, 946 W. Lake, r. same
Young James T shipowner, r. 225 Morgan
Young John, carpenter, r. 56 S. Miller
Young John, custom house officer, r. 58 N. Frank- lin
Young John, gardener. r. 581 N. Wells
Young John, lab. r. 53 Loomis
Young John, lab. r. 377 Superior
Young John, ropemaker, John Reiser, bds. 514 N. Wells
Young John, seaman, bds. 8 W. Lake
Young John, teamster, r. 306 W. Polk
Young John H. dentist, J. Ward Ellis, r. 497 W. Indiana
Young john J. sailor, bds. 28 Hastings
Young Jonathan B. clerk, Underwood & Co. r. 94 LaSalle
Young Joseph, rope mufr. r. 654 N. Wells
Young Joseph E. vice pres. C. & G. E. R. R. room 3, 96 Randolph, r. Logansport
Young Joshua P. (Young & Rowley), r. Blue Island
Young J. C. r. 89 Adams
Young J. Henry (Ellis & Young), r. 13 Portland blk.
Young J. J. freight office. C. & G. E. R. R. office, 95 Randolph. r. 139 W. Indiana
Young J. O. (Young & Milner,) r. 532 W. Madison Young Lawrence, r. 80 Centre av.
Young L. B. clerk, Internal Revenue Office, bds. 125 W. Kinzie
Young Lewis, painter, bds. 192 S. Halsted
Young L. E. wid. r. 4 Washington
Young L. painter. B. P. Chase & Hild, bds. 192 S. Halsted
Young Marline, bds. 247 W. 16th
Young Mary Miss, housekeeper, Tremont House, r. same
Young Mary Miss, milliner, 193 Blue Island av.
Young Mary Mrs. milliner, 425 S. Canal, r. same Youug Men's Association. John Robson, librarian, 3d floor Metropolitan blk. LaSalle, cor. Ran- dolph
Young Men's Christian Asssociation Buildings, ss. Madison, bet. Clark and LaSalle
Young Michael, machinist, r. 128 Burnside
Young Myles ( Ayars & Young), r. Pern, Ill.
Young Nathan, teamster, Taylor & Wright, r. Hinsdale, near Green Bay
Young Nathan J. teamster, r. 54 Harrison
Young Nathaniel L. bookkeeper, Davis, Sawyer & Co. bds. Orient House
Young Nicholas, carpenter, r. 56 Miller
Young Nicholas, saloon, 542 Sedgwick, r. same
Young Paul, bds. 755 N. Halsted
Young Peter, grocer, and newsman, 74} N. Wells r. 58 N. Franklin
Young Peter, lab. LaBar & Bortree, r. 111 Coo. lidge
Young Peter, lab. r. 133 Wentworth av.
Young Peter, watchman, C. A. & St. L. round house, r. Meagher, near Jefferson
Young Phillip, engineer. r. 77} Pratt
Young Phillip, lab. r. 11 Blair
Young Phillip, teamster, r. 127 S. 18th
Young Richard, lather, r. 56 Miller
Young Robert, lab. r. 85 N. LaSalle
Young Samuel, r. 21 Blue Island nv.
Young Summuel. lab. out freight, C. & N. W. R. R., Wis. Div.
Young Samuel, lab. bds 67 Chicago av.
Young Samuel E. clerk, r. 225 Morgan
SALT BAGS, SALT BAGS, at NOYES & BROWN'S BOARD OF TRADE BAG FACTORY, 45 Lasalle Street.
MIXED PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, GILT CORNICES, AT DRAKE & BRO., 184 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
Go to Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph St., and Buy your Boys' Clothing.
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YOU Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine. " Its seam is stronger and less liable to rip in use or wear than the Lock-Stitch."-"Judges Report," at the "Grand Trial." Send for the " Report," and samples of Work, containing both kinds of stitches, on the same piece of goods. Young Sebastian, shoemaker, 318 Larrabee, r. same Young Sheldon, teamster. bds. 807 W. Madison Young S. student. BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Young Thomas C. operator. I. and M. Tel Co. Young Thomas F. carpenter, r. 7 Hart Young T. S. (Young Bros. & Co), r. New York Young Wigand, porter, Greenebaum Sons, r. Smart. near Wood Young Wilhelm, saloon, 214 Wells, r. same Young William, clerk, r. 4 Smart Young William, carpenter, r. 217 S. Halsted . Young William, clerk, Gilbert & Field, r. 193 S. Clark Young William, clerk, H. H. Towns & Co. r. 163 W. Washington Young William, teamster, bds. 247 W. 16th Young William B. (Hapgood, Young & Co.), r. 337 N. Wells Young William H. driver, Pioneer Hook and Lad- der, bds. 215 Monroe Young William H. stock dealer, r. 8 S. Peoria Young William J. clerk, freight office, I. C. R. R. r. 237 Michigan av. Young Willis, salesman, Field, Leiter & Co. bds. 89 Adams Young & Milner (J. O. Young and D. E. Milner). tobacco and cigars, whol. 37 State Young & Rowley (J. P. Young and J. R. Rowley), real estate agents 100 Madison Young & Springer (Henry G. Young and F. W. Springer), real estate, and house agents, 2 Metropolitan blk. Young -, painter, Barry & Cushing Young - (col'd), tinner, bds. 134 Sherman Young -- , r. 497 W. Indiana Youngberry Peter A. lab. r. 642 Archer av. Younger Charles, upholsterer, r. 38 Bremer Younger Charles J. upholsterer, r. 141 Chicago av. Younger Meitz, lab. r. al. bet. Blackwell and Pur- ple. 20th and 21st Youngerman Adam, gardener, r. 48 Eldrige ct. Youngkantz Hermann, lab. Chicago Glue Works, r. 136 Simpson Younglove Ira S. bookkeeper, A. E. Kent & Co. r. 354 W. Adams Younglove John H, clerk, bds. Uhlich Hotel . Younglove John T. salesman, Frauk Sturges & Co. Younglove William W. clerk, Frank Sturges & Co. r. 333 S. May Youngman Alfred M. tailor, bds. 107 22d CO.'S, S. W. Corner Dearborn and Randolph Streets, for Fine and Fashionable Clothing. Young & Brown (Andrew Young and William Brown), plumbers, gas and steam fitters, 298 S. Canal
Go to G. T. BELDING &
Younker Edward, gardener, r. 568 N. Wells
Youse Joshua, boardinghouse, 123 Michigan
Yove Adam, peddler, r. 126 Barber
Yow Frederick, milkman, r. 180 Noble
Yow Jacob, r. 180 Noble
Yox Peter, lab. r. 323 4th av.
Yubst Jacob, r. 352 Orchard.
Yultz Louis, shoemaker, bds 762 Jefferson Yundt Allen C. (Whitney Bros. & Co.), r. 22 Lake
Yung August, baker, 125 N. Clark, bds. same .
Yunker Andreas, r. 138 First
Yunker Andrew, upholsterer, Charles Wippo & Co. bds. 151 W. Monroe
Yunker Henry, boardinghouse, 547 S. Clark
Yunker John, boot and shoemaker, 75 Dearborn, r. 72 McGrath
Yunker Mathias, packer, r. 144 Quincy
Yunz Joseph, carpenter. Jacob Schiedinger, bds. 154 Illinois
Yuran George, r. 66 Hastings
Yurn J. lab. E. W. Blatchford & Co.
Yurs August, carpenter, r. 226 Evans
Yurs William, carpenter, r. 224 Evans
Z ABEL Frederick, lab. r. ns. Kossuth, bet. Buddan and Stewart av.
Zabel Frederick, pianotuner, Julius Bauer & Co. r. 42 Burling
Zabel Fritz, lab. r. 844 N. Halsted
Zabel James A. with N. Matson & Co. 117 Lake Zable Jolın, r. 42 Burling
Zach John jr. lab, r. Queer pl. sw. cor. Morton
Zach J. A. lab. machine shop, r. Queeer pl. sw. cor. Morton
Zachew Christian, furrier, r. 688 Carroll
Zachimstal Wancl, engineer, Matteson House, r. ss. Jackson, bet. Wells and Franklin
Zachman John, expressman, bds. 349 W. Harrison Zachow Christian, hats and caps, 150 W. Ran- dolph, r. 668 Carroll
Zadeov Martin, blacksmith, George H. T. Schmidt, r. 520 North av.
Zagel Henry, expressman, r. 131 Mitchell
Zaget John, lab. r. 179 Fry
Zahar Michael, drayman, Union Rolling Mills, r. 26 Church pl.
Zahen Peter, shoemaker, r. 580 S. Jefferson
Zahringer John, clothing, 397 Clark, r. same
Zahn Ferdinand, painter, bds. 430 W. Chicago av.
Zahn Hugo, clk. Kussel Brothers
Zahn Jacob, blacksmith, r. 137 Cornell
Zahn J. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler
Zahnen Jacob, planer, T. W. Harvey, r. 131 Wright
Zahrinzer Thomas, lab. r. 290 22d
Zallar Joseph, lab. r. 654 S. Morgan
Zamgon W. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler
Zander August, painter. r. 26 Granger
Zander Charles A. jr. painter, Sands' Ale Brew- ing Co. bds. 234 N. Wells
Zander Theodore, painter, r. 234 N. Wells
Zanger John, lab. r. Burling, bet. Sophia and Centre
Zanker Frederick, stonecutter, Henry Kerber, r. 132 Sherman
Zantes William, lab. Schillo, Cossmann & Senn, bds. 48 Newberry
Zantiz J. A. bookkeeper, Cook, Coburn & Co. bds. Sherman House
Zantzinger B. R. bookkeeper, Day, Tilden & Co. bds. 6 Washington
Zapel Frederick, housemover, r. 74 Mohawk
Zapp Christopher, teamster, r. 108 3d av. Zapp Hubert, tanner. r. 469 N. Wells
Zaremba A. T. machinist, r. 821 State
Zareinba Jacob, honsemover, r. 129 Barber
Zark Michael jr. harnessmaker, r. 152 Mitchell
Zark Michael, lab. r. 152 Mitchell
Zarn Theodore, barber, Carl A. Wunst, bds. 701 State
Zartmann Frederick, bookbinder, Central Pab. lishing House, r. 15 White
Zas Frederick, lab. r. 188 Augusta
Zastrow Richard, bartender, George Stupp & Co. bds. 327 N. Wells
Zath Michael, harnessmaker, bds. 153 Mitchell
Zaumbrecher Herman, r. 10 Halsted
Zchuppe August (Charles Zchuppe & Bro.), r. 168 Michigan
Zchuppe Charles (Charles Zchuppe & Bro.), r. 168 Michigan
Zchuppe Charles & Bro. (Charles and August Zchuppe), locksmiths, 168 Michigan
Zeachen William, cabinetmaker, bds. 346 Wells Zeagfotd Ferdinand, painter, r. 328 Larrabee
Zeek Theodore, printer, Staats Zeitung, r. 139 II- linois
BUSINESS PAPER NEGOTIATED BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER,
Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.
Youngman Charles, clerk, r. 182 Wells
Youngnian Elizabeth, wid. John, r. 229 Cottage Grove av.
Strangers, before leaving the City, should call and see SCOTT, ROUSE & CO.
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Zeewig Michael, bds. 189 Cass Zeeb Christian, stonecutter, bds. 154 Forquer Zeeb John, engineer, r. 154 Forquer Zeeb Michael, lah. bds. 154 Forquer
ZEESE ALEXANDER, electrotyper and stereotyper, 84 Dearborn, r. 500 N. Clark Zega Frederick, carpenter, r. 180 Cornell Zeh Louis (Zeh & Lanfer), r. 432 N. Wells
ZEH & LAUFER (Louis Zeh and Jacob Laufer), flour, grain and millfeed dealers, 216 Kinzie
Zeier Andrew, teamster, r. 30 Oakwood Zeier Jacob, teamster, r. 67 Whitney
Zeiglecrumber Joseph, vegetables, r. 818 Larra- bee
Zeigler Carl, brickmason, bds. 112 W. Lake Zeigler Charles, tailor, r. 350 Centre av.
Zeigler Lena, wid. Jacob, r. 381 W. Chicago av. Zeigler, McCurdy & Co. (P. W. Zeigler and J. C. McCurdy) , publishers, 107 Lombard's blk. Zeigler Peter W. (Zeigler, McCurdy & Co.). r. Philadelphia, Pa.
Zeimetz Chirist, carpenter, r. 49 Menominee Zeis A. R. saloon, North av. cor. Larrabee Zeise John carpenter, r. 151 W. Maxwell
Zeise William, printer, Charles Hess, bds. 151 Mazwell
Zeiter Antoine, carpenter, r. 43 Purple
Zeitz -, blacksmith, bds. 126 Van Buren
Zeitz Edward, lithographic engraver, Western Bank Note and Engraving Co. r. 145 Van Buren
Zelenka Joseph, mason, r. 124 Bunker
Zelenka Joseph jr. mason, bds. 124 Bunker
Zeley Edmund, sailor. r. 84 W. Liberty
Zelgar Mart. plasterer, r. 504 N. Franklin
Zelinska Theodore, tanner, C. F. Grey & Co. Zell Harry, lab. r. 486 12th
Zell Henry, painter, r. 68 Sampson
Zell William, blacksmith, r. 32 Hull
Zell William, carpenter, r. 229 Division Zeller Eva, wid. Charles E. r. 104 Townsend
Zeller John H. confectioner, 144 N. Market
Zeller Joseph, lab. R. B. Appleby, r. 54 Morgan Zeller Joseph, lab. r. 56 Purple
Zellges Henry, cooper, r. es. Lake av. bet. Wa- panseh and city limits
Zellkau C. mnfr. mustard, r. 675 W. Madison Zellner Frederick, lab. r. 516 Catharine
Zellner Richard, music teacher, 348 N. Wells, r. same
Zelska Hugo, painter, r. 144 Cornell
Zelter Christian, organmaker, r. 96 Sigel
Zemk Charles, tailor, 158 Illinois, r. 193 Sedgwick Zemlow Charles. lab. r. 142 Chicago av.
Zemmer August, cabinetmaker, bds. 214 Ran- dolph
Zender Jolın, plasterer, r. 253 Northı av.
Zender J. saloon, r. 177 Blue Island av.
Zender Nicholas, saloon and boardinghouse, 26 W. Van Buren, r. same
Zengerle Katharina, wid. John, seamstress, r. 235 N. Clark
Zengeler John (Zengeler & Yerbury), r. 107 W. Madison
Zengeler & Yerbury (John Zengeler and John H. Yerbury), bleachers and pressers, 107 W. Madison
Zeniechek Joseph, saloon and boardinghouse, 214 Randolph
Zeniechek Joseph jr. student, bds. 214 Randolph Zeniechek Valentine, clerk, bds. 214 Randolph
Zenkann Charles, blacksmith, August Kiesling, bds. 94 Archer
Zenker Herman, meat market, 264 N. Wells, r. same
Zentgraf Augusta, saloon, 252 Cottage Grove av. Zentmyer Benjamin, bell boy, Briggs House
Zeo Samuel, boardinghouse, 103 Fulton, r. same Zepp S. watchmaker and jeweler, 273} Clark, r. same
INSURE WITH THE WESTERN PHENIX INS. CO. OF CHICAGO, ILL.J OFFICE 128 LASALLE STREET. Authorized Capital, $1,000,000 Paid up Capital, $250,000.
D. R. HUGHES, Pres. GEO. I, YEAGER, Sec'y
Zerber John, baker, Childs, Verdier & Co. r. 17 Wyman
Zergal John, carpenter, r. 42 Hastings
Zerngebl Monega, wid. Andrew, r. 504 Larrabee Zernitz Frederick, clerk, John D. Zernitz, r. 199 Ontario
Zernitz John D. hardware, 55 N. Clark, r. 199 Ontario
Zese Louis, com. mer. r. 440 N. Wells
Zetwitz Louis, cabinetmaker, Schultze Bros.
Zeuch Henry, musician, bds. 113 Michigan
Zeurkee Conrad, lab. r. 293 Church
Zeutschel Ed. saloon, 641 N. Clark, r. same
Ziahn John, lab. r. 68 Wendell
Zicher Joseph, carpenter, r. 965 Clark
Zieas Charles, hats and caps, 194 Blue Island av. r. same
Ziegelgruber John, express driver, r. 818 Larra- bee
Ziegfeld Florence, music teacher, r. 298 Chicago av.
Ziegler Isaac, secondhand store, r. 308 Wells
Ziegler Louis. clerk, r. 126 Augusta
Ziegler Ludwig, r. 563 N. Wells
Ziegler M. student, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Zieke Jacob, carpenter, r. 180 DeKoven
Zieker Joseph, blacksmith, A. E. Bishop
Zieman Charles (Rablfs & Zieman), r. 307 Mil- waukee av
Ziems Charles, express driver, r. 194 Blue Island av.
Ziems Charles Mrs. dressmaker, 194 Blue Island av. r. same
Ziems Claus, carpenter, J. Deitz, bds. 52 Ran- dolph
Ziems Frederick, expressman, r. 144 Sholto
Zier Jacob, r. 67 Whitney
Zier Jacob jr. lab. r. 67 Whitney
Zierbes Johan, lab. r. 204 W. 12th
Zierden Henry, lab. bds. 91 Stewart av.
Zieska Julius, butcher, r. 208 N. Rucker
Ziesler Otto (Ziesler & Bro.), r. 186 Indiana
Ziesler Richard (Ziesler & Bro.). r. 186 Indiana
Ziesler & Bro. (Otto and Richard Ziesler), bakers, 186 Indiana
Ziffle Mathew, butcher, r. 668 Jefferson
Zillenger Aaron, carpenter, r. 102 N. Rucker
Zilliogon George, carpenter, r. 67 Purple
Zilliogon Joseph, lab. r. 67 Purple
Zillman Joseph, stonecutter, Peter Neu, bds. 67 Purple
Zilly Christian, butcher, Gustavus Gottmaushau- ser, bds. 498 N. Clark
Ziman James, lab. bds. 147 Bunker
Ziman John, lab. r. 147 Bunker
Zimerman Conrad F. r. 111 Howe
Zimke Ctal, tailor, r. 193 Sedgwick
Zimmer August, carpenter, Jacob Beiersdorf, r. 88 S. Jefferson
Zimmer Henry, lab. r. 690 Jefferson
Zimmer John, shoemaker, r. 215 Mohawk
Zimmer John, tinner, Remington Bros. bds. Di- vision, sw. cor. N. State
Zimmer Lonlse Mlas, tailoress, r. 528 Division
Zimmer Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 528 Division
Zimmer Michael, foreman, press room, Chicago Republican, r. 94 Wells
Zimmer Nicholas (Roeder & Zimmer). r. 528 Di- vision
Zimmer Nicholas, night watchman, Central Po- lice Station, r. N. Indiana
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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Gents' Furnishing Goods, all kinds, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 and 102 Randolph.
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port," and samples both kinds of stitch- piece of goods.
CO. Gen'l Agents, 133 Lake St. Chicago.
Zimmer Peter, pastor, St. Michael's Church, r. 190 Church
Zimmerling Herrman, cabinetmaker, Stotz & Woltz, r. 188 Indiana
Zimmerman August C. carpenter. r. 111 Howe Zimmerman A. L. r. 178 Park av.
Zimmerman Charles E. salesman, Field, Lieter & Co. bds. Walnut, cor. Panlina
Zimmerman Christian, r. 44 Johnson
Zimmerman Edward, bookkeeper. r. 243 N. Clark Zimmerman Emma Mrs. saleswoman, Mrs. H. M. Dubois, r. 148 Dearborn
Zimmerman Frederick, lab. r. 27 Gardner
Zimmerman Frederick, packer, Burley & Tyrrell, r. Schiller, bet. Franklin and Wells
Zimmerman Frederick G. cabinetmaker, 394 Blue Island av. r. same
Zimmerman Henry, blacksmith, bds. 221 12th Zimmerman Henry, brickmaker, r. 35 Gardner
Zimmerman Henry, cigarmaker, Philip Kastman, r. 21 Quincy
Zimmerman Henry W. sec. People's Gas Co. r. Harlem
Zimmerman John, clerk, r. 235 W. Randolph Zimmerman John, lab. r. 29 Dussold
Zimmerman John, machinist, bds Fort Wayne Honse
Zimmerman John, mason, r. 58 Larrabee
Zimmerman John L. locksmith, 394 Blue Island av. r. same
Zimmerman Mary Ann Miss, fruits, 165 Van Bu- ren, r. same
Zimmerman Nicholas, drayman, r. 158 W. Polk
Zimmerman Wilhelmina Miss, cigarmaker, r. 43 E. Kinzie
Zimmermann William (Storch & Co.), r. 131 Townsend
Zimmerman William, cabinetmaker, r. 191 Wells Zimmermann Charles, merchant, r. 193 Clybourn av.
Zimmermann Florian, tailor, 427 Archer av.
Zimmermann John, saloon and boarding, 268 N. Wells, r. same
Zimpelmann Thomas, lab. r. 352 Canal
Zink August J. furrier, r. 379 Fulton
Zink Frank, lab. r. 689 Milwaukee av.
Zinkan Frederick, r. 94 Archer
Zinkan Frederick, bookkeeper, bds. 207 E. Madi- son
Zinkel Joseph, r. 72 Bunker
Zinkenn Frederick, clerk, G. Riebling & Co. bds. 207 Madison
Zinker Joseph, r. 72 Bunker
Zinkon J. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler
Zinn Adam, boots and shoes, 37 Blue Island av. r. same
Zinn Edward, r. 363 Sedgwick
Zinn Edward, waiter, Dale's dining rooms, bds. 77 Dearborn
Zinn Eliza Mrs. dressmaker, 363 Sedgwick, r. same
Zinzon Charles, brickmaker, r. 740 Clybourn av. Zioggman Sikko, lab. r. 98 E. Hinsdale
Zion School, basement, Hebrew Zion Church, 60 S. Desplaines
Zipp Frederick, saloon, 26 Milwaukee av. r. same Zipp John P. grocer and provision dealer, 190 Indiana. r. same
Zipp Louis (Zipp & Hammer), r. 190 Indiana av. Zipp & Hammer (Louis Zipp and G. Hammer), blacksmiths, 828 State
Zirbis John, foreman, Houghton Bros. & Benton, r. 204 W. 12th
Zirkelbach John U. confectioner, bds. 84 S. Jef- ferson
Zirgow Frederick. r. 108 Rees
Zirngihl George A. grocer, 200 Mohawk, r. same
Ziska Julius, butcher, 208 N. Rucker r. same
Ziska Powel, blacksmith, r. 8 Mather
Zismtrowsky Marcel, shoemaker, T. Goldman, r. 537 S. Halsted
Zitt Frederick, saloon and boardinghouse, 40 E. Kinzie. r. same
Zittler Martin, brewer. bds. 40 E. Kinzie
Zitzkey Michael, tanner, bds. 160 Milwaukee av. Znar Carl. lab. r. 192 Canalport av.
Zock Michael, lab. r. 152 Mitchell
Zoellner Isaac, hats, caps and furs, 175 Clark, r. 162 Adams
Zoellner Louis, salesman, Freedman & Good- kind. r. 20 4th av.
Zoerner Ernst W. machinist, r. 224 1st
Zohn C. wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler
Zolac Francis. haypresser, H. S. Ashley & Co, r. 55 S. Morgan
Zole George, lab. r. 141 W. Liberty
Zooh Charles. r. 66 Front
Zolitzki Charles, bricklayer, r. 238 3d av.
Zonder Christ, teamster. r. 295 North av.
Zopf Adam, boots and shoes, 171 W. Madison, r. same
Zorn Henry. r. 176 Mohawk
Zorner Ernst W. machinist. r. 24 Holt
Zorra Alexander, ladies hairdresser, Jules Geiser, r. 198 Clark
Zorysh Joseph, lab. I.C. R. R. Co. r. 391 25th
Zschocke Frederick, constable, 33 W. Randolph, r. 215 N. Green
Zschuppe Charles, locksmith, 168 Michigan, r. same
Zuber George, porter, bds. 93 S. Canal
Zucker Gerhard, architect, O. L. Wheelock, r. 98 Van Buren
Zadok Frank, r. 65 Front
Zuedick Voltaire, carpenter, r. 16 Sherman
Zuellig Jacob, teamster, Frank Kuhn, bds. 1 Mil- waukee av.
Zulfer Anton, saloon, 256 Grove, r. same
Zulfer George, lab. r. 397 22d
Zulfer John, lab. r. 409 22d
Zull George, lab. r. 141 Liberty
Zull Michael, saloon, 525 State, r. same
Zullig George, butcher, r. 129 W. Kinzie
Zulplier George, lab. C., R. I. & P. freight, r. 397 22d
Zulver Jacob. painter, bds. 354 Fulton
Zumar Frederick, bricklayer, r. 130 18th
Zumbusch Frank, grocer, 86 Ewing, r. same
Zumdare Mathias, lab. bds. 87 N. Clark
Zurawski Albert, carpenter, F. J. Roelles, bds. 452 Bunker
Zurb August B. sailor, bds. 37 Illinois
Zurburg Gustave (J. Zurburg & Son), bds. 119 N. Clark
Zurburg John (J. Zurburg & Son), r. 119 Clark
Zurburg J. Mrs. hairjewelry, 119N. Clark, r. same Zurburg J. & Son (John and Gustave Zurburg), watchmakers and jewelers, 119 N. Clark
Zureineveysen Jacob, lab. r. 289 North av.
Zurkerman Joseph (Zurkerman & Bro.), r. 119 Blue Island av.
Zurkerman Jacob (Zurkerman & Bro.), r. 119 Blue Island av.
Zurkerman & Bro. (Jacob and Joseph Zurkerman), provision dealers, 119 Blue Island av.
Zuttermeister Frederick W. grocer, 730 Jefferson, r. same
Zuttermeister Henry C. grocer, 818 S. Halsted Zuttermeister Ludwig, tailor, r. 730 S. Jefferson Zwissler Christ, painter, bds. Dupage House
Zwissler William, painter and glazier, 207 W. Randolph, r. same
WANTED, HOUSES AND LOTS TO RENT, BY DICKENSON & WEBSTER, Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.
's Mammoth Clothing House, S. W. Cor. Randolph and Dearborn.
Fashionable Clo thing made to order at Belding &
(843 )
SANDS BROS
DEALERS IN
SAWED AND SPLIT
WOOD,
HARD AND SOFT COAL,
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF
BUNCH KINDLING,
YARD AND FACTORY,
220 MARKET STREET,
CHICAGO.
Kindling sawed and split by steam power, and sold by the load, and delivered to all parts of the city.
( 844 )
YOUNG AMERICA PAPER COLLAR CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Linen Finish, Plain and Enamelled PAPER COLLARS
AND CUFFS, NO. 86 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO.
J. C. ODD & CO. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, Commission Merchants,
AND BROKERS IN DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c. 86 RANDOLPH ST., - CHICAGO, ILL.
S. C. CROFOOT, APOTHECARY
AND DEALER IN
General Botanic and Electic
MEDICINES,
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERIES, &c.,
1673 Dearborn Street,
Opposite the Post Office,
CHICAGO, ILL.
( 845 )
G. T.BELDING & CO. DEALERS IN
CLOTHING AND Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Cor. Dearborn and Randolph Sts.
( 846 )
PHOTGRAPHIC AND
ART GALLERY,
NO. 90 LAKE STREET,
Opposite the Tremont House, CHICAGO, ILL.
THIS GALLERY TOOK Two First Premiums at the State Fair, at Chicago, 1866, FOR PORCELAIN MINIATURES AND! India Ink Photographs.
AT FIRST-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS of all descriptions got up as cheap and as good as any in the city.
CARINET CARDS MADE A SPECIALTY.
The North Dolestern Advance.
Business Office in May's Block, corner of Main and Milwaukee Streets, Janesville, Wis.
Published every Saturday. Temperance, Literary and Family Paper, and is the official organ of the Good Templars of Wisconsin.
J. M. MAY, Editor and Proprietor.
DOUGLAS BLY, ARTIFICIAL ARM & LEG DEPOT,
Room 15, Post Office Block,
Dearborn St., cor. Monroe, CHICAGO.
The Anatomical Ball and Socket-Jointed Leg has side motion at the ankle like nat- ral one. A Call, or send for Pamphlet.
( 847 )
G. P. BEARDSLEY.
F. KEEGAN. BEARDSLEY & KEEGAN
HOUSE AND SIGN
PAINTERS
And are prepared to execute Painting in all its branches, at short notice, and at low prices.
SIGNS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Gilding on Glass, Ornamental Painting, Ban- ners, Flags, Transparencies, Window Shades, Show Cards, &c., &c.
House, Store and Office Painting of every description.
Kalsomining, Graining, Glazing, Paper Hang- ing, &c., &c.
No. 120 Monroe Street,
Bet. Clark and Dearborn.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE
WATCHES,
Diamonds
AND
JEWELRY,
C
AGENTS U. S. Clock and Brass Company.
0
142 LAKE STREET
CHICAG
AMERICANIE
WATCHES,
..
Silver Ware,
SILVER:
PLATED WARE
FANCY GOODS.
The Oldest and Best Paper in the Northwest.
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY
CHARLES L. WILSON & CO., Publishers.
The Twenty- Fourth Dear of Publication
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Daily, per year, ..... $12 00 Tri-Weekly, per year, 6.00
Weekly, per year .. 2.00
No paper in the Northwest pays as much money for telegraphic news as the Evening Journal. and none has a larger
CORPS OF ABLE CORRESPONDENTS
From all parts of the country. It has sustained its place thus far as the BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER, and no pains nor expense will be spared to keep it so.
THE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
The advertising community appreciate the advantages to be derived from patronizing an evening paper. especially one with
The Large and Permanent Circulation of the Journal.
It passes directly into the family circle, and is read when the busy scenes of the day are ended. The traveler on the evening train, the citizen and others returning home on the street cars, and thousands of buyers from news boys read it. It is emphatically the
Best Advertising Medium
THAT CAN BE FOUND.
Our rates are more reasonable than any other medium, taking into account the large and constantly increasing circulation of our paper. Ours is a well tried and established institution, and not an experiment, and we assure our patrons that we will give them the full value of what we recieve.
C. L. WILSON & CO., 46 Dearborn St.
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