Edwards' annual directory to the inhabitants in the city of Chicago, 1867, Part 217

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


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Hutchinsons W. H. & Sons, 241 W. Randolph Kreley Michael, 283 to 295 S. Canal Lomax John, 16 Charles pl. Searce & Barothy, 290 State Sass & Hafner, 108 W. Lake


COMMERCIAL LAW IS TAUGHT AT


HOUSEHOLD COMFORT.


UNION STEAM AND WATER


HEATING APPARATUS


GOLD'S PATENTS


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BAKER - CHICAGO


FOR WARMING AND VENTILATING


Private Residences and Public Buildings.


MURRAY & WINNE,


No. 114 Dearborn Street.


CHICAGO, 7


ILLINOIS.


Republican Print, Chicago.


THE


UNION STEAM AND WATER


HEATING APPARATUS


Has been brought to such a state of perfection, that we can confidently recommend it to all who desire to have the PURE out-of-door AIR brought into their apartments (whether in dwelling-houses or public buildings,) warmed sufficiently for the coldest weather, without being injured. by contact with intensely heated surface. We use no pipes or coils requiring steam at high pressure, but by a combination of the two modes of heating (hot water and steam,) secure the best qualities of each.


The entire apparatus is located in the basement or cellar, where fresh, pure air from outside is warmed, and thence conveved into the different apartments, and is adapted for use in


DWELLINGS,


as it is perfectly safe, easily taken care of, economical in the use of fuel, and so cleanly as to be the greatest desideratum for a well regulated household.


CHURCHES


are warmed in a short time, and kept comfortable all day with one half the coal it will take with a hot air furnace, giving a fresh invigorating atmosphere all the time, without smoke, or danger of setting the house on fire.


IN SCHOOLHOUSES AND INSTITUTES


It is considered, wherever used, to be a positive necessity to the health and comfort of the occupants, the rooms being always evenly warmed with pleasant, healthful, summer-like atmosphere, as attested by many school officers and teachers of experience.


IN STORES


There can be no chance for smoke or soot to rise from the fire into the room to soil the goods, and the occupants are insured against the headache and sickening faintness caused by furnaces and steam coils in the rooms.


PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND HALLS


will find, in using this mode of heating, that it entirely does away with the objection that keeps many from attending-a stifling foul air to breathe while sitting through the exercises. The copious flow of FRESH WARM AIR into the room effectually drives out the tainted breath of the audience, leaving all to enjoy themselves in healthful comfort.


REFERENCES FOR UNION STEAM AND WATER HEATING APPARATUS.


Certificate of E. B. McCagg, Esq.


CHICAGO, February, 27, 1866.


Messrs. MURRAY & WINNE, of this city, removed from my residence an ordi- mary Hot Air Furnace, and replaced it with their Union Steam Heating Apparatus, which I have had in use two winters. It has given me unqualified satisfaction in every respect, and is not equalled by any Heater that I have ever examined, in these two most important points-quality of air, and abundant and direct ventilation.


E. B. McCAGG.


Testimonial from George R. Whitman, Esq., of the firm of Bowen, Whitman & Winslow.


CHICAGO, March 30, 1866. Messrs. MURRAY & WINNE,-Gentlemen :- I have used your Steam Heating Apparatus for warming my house, during the past severe winter, with unqualified satisfaction. It is perfectly safe, easily managed, and not extravagant in the consumption of fuel, and affords a soft, pleasant and agreeable atmosphere. I consider it superior to any other mode I have ever seen for warming and ventilating. Yours respectfully,


GEO. R. WHITMAN.


Testimonial of Perry H. Smith, Esq., Vice-President North-Western Railway Company.


CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY CO. ) President's Office, CHICAGO. Feb. 23, 1865.


Messrs. MURRAY & WINNE,-Gentlemen :- The Union Steam Heater which you put in my house I regard the best invention for warming houses in use. I cheerfully recommend it to others, expressing the opinion that no one will regret the expense of procuring one when he experiences the comfort and economy which it ensures, Repectfully yours,


P. H. SMITH.


W. F. Coolbaugh, Esq., President of the Union National Bank, gives his experience with our Apparatus, thus :


Messrs. MURRAY & WINNE,-Gentlemen : - After a winter's trial of your Steam Heating Apparatus, I am pleased to say that it has worked very satisfac- torily, affording an ample supply of warm air, pure and healthful, and free from all smell of coal-gas and other impurities. It seems to be easily managed, and from the character of the work and materials used, must be very durable, and I regard it the best mode of heating with which I am acquainted. Yours truly,


W. F. COOLBAUGH. No. 6 Park Row


Certificate of N. S. Bouton, Esq., a practical and experienced man, one of the Proprietors of the "Union Foundry Works."


CHICAGO, March 30, 1866.


MOSSis, MURRAY & WINNE,-Gents :- Having now thoroughly tested your Steam Heating Apparatus through two winters, I cheerfully testify to its merits. Since the changes in my chimney so as to give a good draught, the Apparatus has worked, in all respects, entirely satisfactory. The house has been well warmed throughout. I find it also economical of fuel, using only about eight (8) tons of hard coal through the season. It is easily tended, less trouble than an ordinary furnace, and the fire did not go out from October till March.


Truly yours, N. S. BOUTON


We respectfully refer, by permission, to the following parties who have our Apparatus :


Hon. Wm. B. Ogden,. Chicago. Hon. Wm. Bross,. 66


Perry H. Smith, Esq., 66


Wm. F. Coolbaugh, Esq., 66


S. M. Nickerson, Esq.,


U. H. Crosby, Esq.,


E. G. Hall, Esq.,.


First Baptist Church,. 66


Rev. W. W. Evarts, D. D. 66


Illinois Central Railroad Company.


Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Company, 66


St. Xavier's Academy,


Hiram Wheeler, Esq.,


O. L. Wheelock, Esq., Architect, 66


W. W. Boyington, Esq., Architect,


66


E. Burling & Co., Architects,


R. W. Oliphant, M. D.,


. St. Louis.


J. B. Sickles, Esq.,.


66


T. Polk, Esq.,


Provident Savings Institution, 66


German Lutheran School, Corner of Eighth and Barry Sts.,.


German Lutheran Church, Corner Eighth and Lafayette Sts.


Stoddard School, Corner Ewing and Lucas Avenues,. .


J. H. Maurice, Architect, and Sup't Public School Buildings, 66


J. P. Doane, Esq.,. 66


Peter Cooper, Esq., New York.


I. D. Russell, of Russell & Irwin, Manufacturing Company,


J. W. Minturn, of Grinnell, Minturn & Co.,.


W. E. Dodge, Jr., of Phelps, Dodge & Co.,. 66


J. O. Low, of A. A. Low & Co.,. 66


John L. Aspinwall,


Wm. E. Curtiss, President Board of Education,.


Bank of New York, Wall Street,.


J. W. Bulkley, Superintendent of Public Schools,. Brooklyn


Cyrus P. Smith, President Board of Education ..


Ticknor, Fields & Co.,. Boston.


Oliver Ditson & Co.


New City Hall,


State Capitol,. Harrisburg.


Jay Cooke, Banker, Chelton Hills, near. Philadelphia.


E. W. Clark & Co.,.


Edward Shippen, President Board of Education,.


Congressional Library and Capitol Extension,. Washington, D. C.


Dress your Boys in Clothing from Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 and 102 Randodlh St.


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PALMER, FULLER & CO. Clark, cor. 12th. (See adv't page 1080) Smale Samuel, 47 W. Adams Williams & Martin, ns. al. bet. Clark and LaSalle, Monroe and Adams


Stair Carpeting. ALLEN & MACKEY, 89 Clark. (See adv't page 1062) WEST JOSEPH, 70 Lake. (See adv't page 1098)


Stair Rail Balusters and Newell Posts. PALMER, FULLER & CO. Clark, cor. 12th (See adv't page 1080)


Stair Railings.


Driver & Co. 27 S. Market


Stamping. (See also Embroidery Stamping.) Bournique Pauline M'de. 198 Clark


Smith George B. Mrs. 200 Clark


Stamped Tin and Japanned Ware. GARFIELD A. G. 39 State Sturges Frank & Co. 199 and 201 Randolph


Starch Manufacturers.


Smith & Dexter, 10 Dearborn


WESTERN CHEMICAL AND STARCH WORKS, STEIN, HIRSH & CO. proprs. Elston rd. cor. Redfield


Stationers. (See also Booksellers.)


Alfeld Henry W. 94 Milwaukee av.


Arnold August. 179 Chicago av.


Baldwin Gilbert S. 119 to 129 Monroe


· Barrett William, 540 Jefferson Beldin Edwin F. 234 W. Randolph Cobb, Pritchard & Co. 81 and 83 Lake Cocker Joseph, 17% Blue Island av.


CULVER, PAGE & HOYNE. 128 and 130 Lake Dean, Smeal & Hoffman, 43 LaSalle Garden City Printing and Blank Book Co. 138 Lake


Graham John, 102 Madison Halliday John, 98 Dearborn


Higley II. A. & Co. 27 Reynolds blk.


Joues J. M. W. 42 and 44 Dearborn


KEEN W. B. & CO. 148 Lake


Kelliwig Henry, 192 N. Clark


Kidder & Co. 64 Lake Macomb George A. 40 N. Clark


Maddy John C. 563 S. Canal


Martin T. W. 119 and 121 Madison MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake


MUNSON, SKINNER & CLARK. 140 Lake


Myers E. B. & Chandler, 87 Washington


Porter H. A. 87 Clark


Rourke Thomas, 642 8. Canal


Schneider & Dyck, 215 Blue Island av.


Sherlock P. T. 112 Dearborn Sherwood George & C. W. 105 Madison Sonne Charles, 47 Lasalle


Street, Moore & Co. (successors to Street, Pearson & Co.), 101 Washington Tallmadge E. B. 167 Clark Whitford Lot C. 10 Clark


Wirres Wit. wid. Charles, 220 N. State


Statues, Mouldings and Plaster Works. Cashy Louis & Bro. 168 Clark


Stave and Shingle Joiners.


Fuller & Ford, 282 and 284 Madison &


Stave Cutting Machines.


Fuller & Ford, 282 and 284 Madison


Staves and Headings, Manufacturers and Dealers.


Hurlbut Bros. & Co. Maxwell, cor. Holden Jones & Chapin, 16th, cor. Wentworth av.


Steam and Gas Pipe Fitters. (See also Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters.) ASHTON SAMUEL, 58 Wells Breyer Charles, 11 S. Canal Davis, Wade & Co. 73 and 75 Michigan Fuller & Ford, 282 and 284 Madison


WALWORTH, BUSCHICK CO. 225 Lake


& Young & Brown. 298 S. Canal


Steam Bakers. (See also Bakers.)


Steam Boiler Manufacturers. Keissig Charles & Co. Van Buren, se. cor. Clinton


Steam Engine and Boiler Mnfrs. (See also Machinists.)


Atkins & Burgess, 86 N. Clinton Chicago Atwater Motor Co. 58 8. Jefferson


FRANKLIN IRON WORKS, F. W. Krause, agent, 74 and 76 W. Washington. (See adv't page 1076) MERRIMAN & WRIGHT, 14 Wells. (See adv't page 544) Miles Manufacturing Co. 151 Dearborn


Steam Engine Governors, Mnfrs. Lauterman & Brothers, 108 W. Van Buren


Steam Forge Works.


Fuller & Ford, 252 and 2S4 Madison Illinois Steam Forge Co. North av. bridge


Steam Gange Manufacturers.


Chicago Steam Gauge Works, George M. Davis, supt. 190 and 192 Washington MERRIMAN & WRIGHT, 14 Wells. (See adv't page 544) Walworth, Buschick & Co. 225 Lake


Steam Heaters.


MURRAY & WINNE,


Steam lienters for warming public and private buildings, 114 Dearborn. (See adv't opposite inset ) Walworth, Buschick & Co. 225 Lake


Steam Packing.


JESUP, KENNEDY & CO. 11 and 13 Wells Peare Richard M. 65 Wells


Steam Pumps.


Hawkins & Jamce, 198 8. Water Walworth, Buschick & Co. : 25 Lake


Steamboat Agents.


Webater 8. T. Agt. 24 Clark Woolner & Garrick, agents, Edwarda' steamboat line, 226, 228. 2 .0. 232 and : 81 8, Water


THE BEST BOOKKEEPERS ARE GRADUATES OF


DRAKE


BRO., GENERAL PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS, NO. 184 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO, IL.L.


BRYANT & STRATTON'S COLLEGES.


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MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AT SCOTT, ROUSE & CO., 100 & 102 Randolph St.


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Steamboat Lines and Offices. (See also Propeller Lines.) EDWARDS' ST. JOSEPH, BEN- TON HARBOR AND SOUTH HAVEN LINE, Woolner & Garrick, agts. 226, 223, 230 232 and 234 S. Water


Goodrich's Lake Michigan and Lake Superior Line, office below Rush street bridge


Steamship Lines and Agents.


French General Transatlantic Co. Edmond Carrey, agt. 175 Lake


Steel Stamp Cutter.


Steel Warehouses. HALL, KIMBARK & CO. 80, 82 and 84 Michigan av.


JESUP, KENNEDY & CO. 11 and 13 Wells Peare Richard M. 55 Wells Ryerson Joseph T. 220 and 224 S. Water


Steel Works. JESUP, KENNEDY & CO. 11 and 13 Wells


Stencil Cutters.


Allen V. R. room 13, Board of Trade bldg. 204 S. Water Brooks Charles W. room 28, Reynolds block Cattling Robert, 242 Madison


COUDREY GEORGE W. room 10, Dole's bldg 146 S. Water HANSON & HILTON,


144 S. Water. (See adv't back colored page) Koch Gustav, 47 Wells Newport & Co. 186 S. Water


Stencil Cutters' Supplies. Koch Gustav, 47 Wells


Stenographers.


(See also Short Hand Reporters.)


ELY, BURNHAM & BARTLETT, 93 Washington Step Ladders, Self Adjusting. Conner George A. & Co. 89 S. Water


ZEESE ALEXANDER, 84 Dearborn. (See adv't page 1180)


Still 'and Cistern Manufacturers. McNamara & Co. 236 W. Lake


Stock Brokers.


Adams & Eldridge, Union Stock Yards Mitchell & Adams, Union Stock Yards Patrick John Y. 216 Clark


Stocking Weaver.


Stone, Building and Dimension, Con- tractors and Cutters.


Abbey R. & Co. 129 and 181 N. Water Bessler & Schoeppe, 142 and 144 Sherman Boldenweck Louis H. 11 to 23 Tyler


Cummens & Hagens, rear 523 State


Deakman & Spræhule, Harrison, bet. Wells and Franklin Earnshaw Emanuel, 402 Wells


Emmert John, 189 and 191 S. Market


Gindele Ferdinand V. Franklin, bet. Van Buren and. Jackson


Howison John & Co. 18 Tyler


Illinois Stone Co. 484 Wells


Kerber Henry, 340 Wells


Mann John, 545 S. Canal


Roche & Burkhardt, 159 and 161 N. Clark


Singer & Talcott, 210 Market, cor. Jackson


Walker Edwin, Franklin, foot of Harrison


Wenthe & Moessinger, Franklin, bet. Jackson and Van Buren Wilson & Co., Jackson, se. cor. Franklin Wolf Peter & Son, 455 Wel Is


Stoneware, Wholesale.


Johnson J. D. 139 and 141 N. Water Scranton & Co. 117 and 119 N. Water and 209 S. Water


Storage and Shipping Merchants.


Burton Horace, 190 and 192 N. Jefferson


Chicago Dock Co., Clinton Briggs, pres. office, room 1,84 LaSalle, warehouses, Taylor, cor. Bates


Horner & Silverman, 229 S. Water


Lunt W. H. & S. P. 15 Mercantile building


Mattison J. D. 5 Flander's block, opposite M. C. freight depot


SCHWEINFURTH BROS. 28 S. Market


Wight & Dunton, 57 Michigan av.


Stove Founders.


Mears F. Ashley, 91 N. Halsted


Rathbone J. F. & Co., Grange Sard jr. agt. 83 Michi- gan av.


Stove Furniture.


WHITE & ROSSMAN,


200 Lake. (See adv't page B, front colored)


Stove Manufacturers.


COLLINS & BURGIE, Jefferson, cor. Van Buren Ransom S. H. Co. 205 Randolph RATHBONE JOHN F. & CO. Grange Sard jr. agt. 83 Michigan av.


Stoves and Furnaces. VANSCHAACK HENRY C. jr. 48 State


Stoves and Hollow Ware Mnfrs. (See also Foundries.)


Collins & Burgie, foundry and office, Jefferson, cor. Van Buren


FULLER, WARREN & CO.


MANUFACTURERS OF STOVES, LAWSON FURNACES AND WALKER'S RANGES, FRY & HOLMES, GENERAL AGENTS, 53 State


Illinois Soap Stone Stove Co. Hale Knight, agt. (suc- cessors to Atkinson, Knight & Co.), 69 Monroe Jewett & Root, 30 River


Tibbals, Shirk & Whitehead, 242 Lake and 257 S. Water


Stoves and Hollow Ware, Wholesale. AUSTIN & BOAL, 221 and 223 S. Water Chamberlain B. L. & O. S. 173 Lake


LEAVENWORTH ALSON E. 54 State Mears E. Ashley, 168 Lake


RANSOM S. H & CO. 205 Randolph Rathbone J. F. & Co., Grange Sard jr. agt. 88 Michi- gan av.


ONLY EXPERIEECED TEACHERS EMPLOYED AT


BRYANT & STRATTON'S.


STE Koch Gustav, 47 Wells Voss Louis, room 9, 73 Clark Wiggins John B. 6 S. Clark SQIRE W. H. 109 and 111 S. Water Stuchlick Francis, 329 State G. T. BELDING & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING HOUSE, S. W. Cor. Dearborn and Randolph Streets. Stereotypers.


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


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1 Stoves and Hollow Ware, Wholesale and Retail. CROSS, DANE & WESTLAKE, 95 and 97 Michigan av. WHITE & ROSSMAN 200 Lake. (See adv't page B, front colored)


Stoves and Tinware.


Arentz Samuel, 95 E. Kinzie Bangs Bros, 82 M nroe Bingham William W. 201 Lake


Burke John, 165 W. Madison Carpenstein William, 398 N. Wells Chamberlain B. L. & O. S. 173 Lake Danaher James N. 226 Cottage Grove av.


Day Ralph R. 52 State


Deschauer Stephen, 83 Blue Island av.


Dietrich Peter & Bro. 610 W. Lake Dyer Henry H. & Bro. 197 W. Lake


Elder & Pratt, 670 W. Lake Garfield A. G., Tyler, sw. cor. Franklin Geissler Ferdinand, 363 S. Canal Hartmann Frederick, 220 Clark Hauslein George & Co. 137 N. Clark Head Benjamin F. 103 22d Helgesen L. 154 N. Clark Hettich Joseph, 201 Wells Hiller & Lott, 154 W. Lake Holz & Volkmann 218 Lake Jeggle William, 435 S. Halsted


Jennings S. & Co. 141 W. Harrison, cor. Jefferson Jones & Chapin, 10 Wentworth av.


Jones & Riordan, 506 Taylor


Jordan Gustavus, 159 W. Randolph


Kaltenbach & Groene, 91 W. Randolph


Karpenstein William, 399 N. Wells Knapwurst Ferdinand, 35 W. Lake Kohout Frank, 239 Wells Lauterjung August, 29 N. Clark


LEAVENWORTH ALSON E. 54 State Linden Nicholas, 558 S. Canal


Manny, Selleck & Co. 718 W. Madison


McIntyre R. W. 196 State Metz & Kiessling, 102 W. Lake Nelson Frederica, 69 N. Clark Nilles Francis A. 820 S. Halsted


Noyes Edward E. 138 W. Madison


Oswald Erederick A. 9 and 11 Milwaukee av.


Parish Seneca H. 586 S. Canal Paulsen Martin, 173 N. Clark Phaff & Goppelsroeder, 375 S. Canal, cor. Polk


Poncelet & Lauer, 215 N. Clark Remington Bros. 246 N. Clark Riplinger John, 251 Blue Island av. Rothbarth Paul, 151 Archer av. Rubel & Bro. 193 Lake Rnbel L. 287 S. Canal Satter Anton. 454 N. Wells Schween Lewis H. 7416 N. Clark Seiss Ernest, N. Wells, se. cor. Erie Sell William H. 183 S. Canal Slondt Godfrey, 58 Blue Island av. Smith Edwin J. 882 and 354 W. Lake Smith Henry, 189 W. Lake Staaden & Kuhnen, 219 N. Clark


SURDAM S. J. & CO. 178 Lake


THAYER & BOOMER, 856 State Toohey Mathew, 68%% Blue Island av. Unger Solomon, 122 Wells Verity & Whiteford, 211 W. Randolph Weidinger Joseph, 434 N. Clark


WHITE & ROSSMAN, 200 Lake. (See adv't page B, front colored)


Stoves, P. P. Stewart's, Parlor and Cooking. DALTON JAMES P. & CO. 71 Lake


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TALLMADGE FRANK, 120 Dearborn


Stoves, Wholesale.


Rathbone John F. & Co. 402 and 404 N. Water


Straw Bleachers and Pressers. (See also Bleachers and Pressers.) Dumass E. Mrs. 146 N. Jefferson


Straw Goods.


Devoy E. Miss, 113 Clark


Devoy Willlam Mrs. 132 Blue Island av.


Freeman Isaac, 267 Clark


Gaw R. & J. 408 Clark


Mason M. J. Mrs. 68 Lake


Maynard Henry 0. 184} Clark


Shlakenback Ernest, 118 Blue Island av.


Straw Goods, Importers and Whole- sale Dealers. MICHEL BROTHERS & CO. 82 Lake


Straw Goods Manufacturers.


Hewes D. A. 143 Lakę Maynard Henry O. 184} Clark TURNER BROS. 124 Lake


Straw Goods, Wholesale. ARNSTEIN EMANUEL M. 74 and 76 Lake Bigelow Gilbert F. 58 Wells FISK D. B. & CO. 53 and 55 Lake Inness, Converse & Co. 28 Lake, np stairs


KEITH BROTHERS, 45 and 47 Lake Kent, Foster & Peck, 64 and 66 Michigan av. King Carhart & Co. 24 Lake Reineman, Gimbel & Co. 28, 30 and 32 Randolph, cor. Wabash av.


ROSENFELS BROS. 89 and 41 Lake Ross John HI. & Co. 79 Lake · Sivyer Bros. & Fowler 54 and 56 Michigan av.


TURNER BROTHERS, 124 Lake Walsh & Hutchinson, 58 and 60 Lake Weber, Williams & Fitch, 10, 12 and 14 Lake Webster & Gage, 78 Lake WETHERELL H. W. & J. M. 96 and 99 Lake


Whittemore, Carter & Brown, 11 and 13 Lake


Straw Goods, Wholesale and Retail.


Schoen Gustavus, 154 Lake TURNER BROTHERS, 124 Lake


Subscription Books. CAMPBELL R. A. 133 Clark


Sugar Cane Mills.


Eagle Works Manufacturing Co. 48 8. Canal


Sugar Refiners.


Bolcher's Sugar Refining Co. N. Water


Surgical Instruments, Dealers and Manufacturers.


BLISS & SHARP, 144 Lake


BUSINESS MEN OF EVERY CALLING ENDORSE


BRYANT & STRATTON'S COLLEGES.


GILT CORNICES, at DRAKE & BRO., 184 Clark Street, Chicago, General Paper Hangers and House Painters.


SCOTT, ROUSE & CO., CLOTHIERS, 100 AND 102 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO.


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TOLLE & DEGENHARDT, 125 LaSalle


Surveyors. (See also Engineers.)


Brockway Charles T. 118 Randolph Cairns James, room 2, 77 Clark


FROST GEORGE H. room 4, 125 Dearborn


GREELEY SAMUEL S. 31 McCormick's bldg.


GRIFFITHS WILLIAM, 31 McCormick's bldg. Gurney Nelson A. 101 Dearborn.


Waite George W. 31 Oriental bldg.


Surveyors' Instrument Mnfrs. Kratzenstein B. 114 Randolph


Surveyors' Instruments, Wholesale and Retail. POLACHEK M.


Syrups, Plain and Fancy, Manufactur- ers and Dealers.


Bradshaw J. H. & Co. 134 Kinzie


Hutchings William, 204 W. Madison


Tacks, Wholesale. PAINE & WILDER, 179 S. Water


Tags, Manufacturers and Dealers.


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Martin George 86 Archer av.


Mealka Anthony, 80 Ewing


Melville Patrick, 83 W. Van Buren


Merz Frank G. 560-S. Canal


Miles & Plumbley, 630 State


Murphy Christopher, 44 W. Madison


Neill J. P. 604 State


Neise John, 76 Larrabee


Nelson John, 38 W. Erie Nickel John, rear 444 Clark


Niemann & Schaefer, 157 Michigan


Nordell C. R. 141 Ontario


O'Brien James, 130 Coolidge


O'Hanlon Loughlin, 648 Archer av.


Ohlin Peter, sw. cor. Oak and Townsend


Olin Sven 0. 57 Chicago av.


Olson K. B. & Co. 90 Superior


Oyen Ole, 92 Chicago av. Page William, 30612 Clark Peikel Michael, 686 N. Halsted


Pribyl John A. 290 S. Canal Proctor Edward & Son, 107 Milwaukee av.


Puttell William, 185 Mitchell


Ransch John, 197 Rush Reetz Jacob, 176 Ontario Rhode John, 258 Coolidge Rinker John, 125 Erie Ritter John, 197 Larrabee Rosberg Andrew, 24 Huron Rosberg Swen, 36 Superior Sadler L. Clark, se. cor. Randolph


Schauer Frank, 211} W. Lake


Schenkvewitz Augustus. 118} W. Randolph Schillestad John O. 86 Superior Schiltz Jacob, 144 Sampson Schiltz Joachim, 144 Hastings


Schmidt William, 125 W. Kinzie Schmitt John, 268, Cottage Grove av. Schneider Henry, 884 Clark Scholl George, 109 N. Clark Schumacher Herbert 46 Elston road Schweitzer Charles, 615 S Canal Schuts Charles, 491 Milwaukee av.


NORMAL WRITING INSTITUTE AT


Gilfoir Pierce, 200 Blue Island av.


Gleeson James, 46 W. Madison Glor Frederick 407 Milwaukee av. Goelzlin John, 69 Granger Goldfinger Abraham, 269} Clark


Goodman Alexander, 274 Wells Gordon Lewis, 29 N. State Gorner Frederick, 94 Peoria


Grossman Leopold, 11 W. Randolph Grossman Louis, 19 W. Randolph Habener Anton, 128 Willów


Hallix Charles, 347 Milwaukee av.


Halstead John, 30 Michigan av. Halvorsen Halvor, 35 4th av. Hasson John V. 480 Coolidge Henoch Edward, 81 W. Randolph Heoft Adolph, 210 Milwaukee av. Higgins John, 89 W. Randolph Honen Michael, 87 N. LaSalle


Horn Peter, 184 Randolph


Johnson Augustus, 78 Bremer Johnson John, 122 Hunt


Johnson John, 96 Chicago av. Johnson Peter, 88 Chicago av


Jones William D. 331 Sampson Kaiser M. 74 S. Sangamon


Kaleske Adolph, 45 N. Dearborn


Kazal Francis, 112 Mather Keating John, 248 Wells Kerchner John P. 33 N. Canal


Kingon W. 638 State Knochenmuss G. 97 Milwaukee av.


Knoth Martin, 198 W. Harrison Kohn Henry, 109 W. Randolph


Kolling & Co. 155} W. Lake


Koon Dismar, 28 Hastings


Kraeimer William, 133 W. Washington


Kroger John H. 105 Monroe Kurz Jacob, 43 Dearborn


Kusowsky Frederick, 58 W. Randolph


Langmann Charles, 189 State


Lauf Joseph, 156 Washington


Leighton Michael, 201 Van Buren


Levy H. 58 Archer av.


Levy Jacob, 120 Archer av.


Lillig John, 440 S. Clinton


Maas Jacob, 365 Chicago av.


Mahnke John, 834 Milwaukee av.


Mahon Edward, 177 Monroe


Tailors and Repairers.


Beck Nels G. 61 Hubbard Beker J. 569 N. Wells Bergh Jens M. 49 W. Adams Bernertz John, 178 Blue Island av. Beutal George, 386 North av. Bittermann Louis, 198 Wells


Buchel Charles, 125 Erie Care Mar in T. 147 W. Madison Christoffersen Ole H. 41 Milwaukee av.


Connelly. Daniel, Lake Shore, bet. 13th and 14th Conroy Joseph. 104 N. Water Crip Barney, 251 N. Clark Dankwort L. O. 172} N. Clark Debus Henry, 77 Dearborn Diehl C. 205 W. Lake Duffy Michael, 413 Archer av. Dunne Nicholas W. 24 W. Madison Eberhardt J. room 18, 73 Dearborn Erb John, 167 Indiana Fenn & Smith, 104 Blue Island av. Finn Martin, 818 Clark Fox Ambrose,'151 Lake Frank John, 256} Clark Frankenstein Simon, 211% W. Kinzie Geick Henry, 14 Larrabee Germmal Frederick, 12 N. Halsted


BRYANT & STRATTON'S COLLEGE.


SUR 45 Clark Dunn & I ossee, 134 W. Lake Hellriegel Jacob, 548 State Heltz Philipp, 304} Clark Adams Michael, 444 N. Clark Anderson Charles, 1 Kingsbury Angst John, 169 State Barth HaIm, 481 Arnold Blume Christian, 465 Larrabee Blume John, 342 S. Halsted Bolles Elisha A. 107 22d Borecky John, 420 S. Jefferson Brady John J. 264 State Branigan Hugh, 244 Madison Cone Lewis, rear 383 State Gervinn Gottleib, 275 S. Canal G. T. BELDING & CO. SELL CLOTHING FOR CASH CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE WEST. Cravens W. & Co. 144 S. Water Gillett & Eastman, 119 Franklin Millar S. S. & Co. 55 Clark


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


TAI


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Snitzer John, 89 Dearborn Spriggs Thomas G. 75 Wells Stadelmann Henry, 133 N. Clark Ssiller Richard, 234 DeKoven Stiurzel Lois, 323 State Stoll Charles, 387 Wells


STOVEL GEORGE, 213 Randolph Strauss & Newman, 262 Randolph Streiber Charles, 148 Randolph Stroberg John, Sedgwick, se. cor. Chicago av. Simmons Samuel, 115 Ontario Thoms Henry, 375 Wells Teitz William, 59 Milwaukee av. Uebele & Co. 479 Wells Utley James, 448 Throop


Vanulm S. Mrs. 45 W. Lake Volz Charlie J. 177 N. Clark


Waiss Gotlieb, 81 Blue Island av.


Walter Victor, 364 State Weber Louis, 131 Blue Island av. Welch E. J. 149 Madison Wickerman John, 184 Sampson


Wiefels Carl A. 431 Wells Wienold William, 168 Rush Willers John, 113 N. Clark Wood Alexander, 15012 Clark Yager Paul, 192 20th Zimmermann F. 427 Archer av.


Tailors, Merchant. (See also Clothing.)


Adams Michael 385 State


Ahrens H. & Co. 31 W. Lake


Ahrens John, 132 W. Lake


Beers John, 89 Lake


Blague & Wolcott, 118 and 120 Washington Boehringer John, 82 Dearborn


BOIS FRANK, 60 State BOYDEN A. H. 84 Dearborn BOYNE & COOK, 87 Randolph Bremner David F. 40 W. Randolph Brown & Matthews, 84 and 86 State Brown & Schairer, 35 E. Kinzie Bryson Charles, 2124 W. Randolph




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