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Friedlander M. bookkeeper, L. Schoenfield & Co. bds. 80 Wells
Friedlander Samuel, clk. r. 193 4th av.
Friedman HI. furniture, 198 N. Clark, r. same
Friedman Jacob, tobacconist, 174 and 176 N. Water, r. 671 Michigan sv.
Friedman Lewis (Stettheimer & Friedman), r. 126 W. Washington
Friedrich Anton, r. 209 Indiana
Friedrich Henry, 214 Clark, r. same
BOARD OF TRADE BAG FACTORY. Seamless Bags, Flour Sacks, Gunny Bags, Burlap Sacks, Twines ! Twines ! ! NOYES & BROWN, 45 LaSalle St.
DRAKE & BRO., No. 184 Clark Street, Chicago, Dealers in PAPER HANGINGS, PAINTS AND GLASS, Etc., Etc.
S. W. Cor. Dearborn and Randolph Streets.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, at G. T. BELDING
Scott, Rouse & Co., successors to Scott, Davidson & Co., Clothing, Whol. and Ret.
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Would Not Accept any other as a Gift.
Yours is a machine that needs only to be seen to be appreciated ; and once appreciated, it does not, I find, take an intelligent mind long to decide upon its superi- ority to all others for family use. My wife would not accept of any other patent as a gift, if she must re- ceive it on condition of giving up yours. - [Letter from the Rev. Oliver CRANE, Carbondale Pa., Nov. 27, 1865, to Willcox & Gibbs S. M. Co.
Frileey Henry C. clerk, Field, Leiter & Co. bds. 665 Larrabee
Frielitz William, shoemaker, 383 W. Lake, r. same Friemark John, shoemaker, M. Kersting, bds. 186 State
Friend A. drayman, r. 171 Mitchell
Friend Berman, cattle dealer, r. 164 W. Ran- dolph
Friend Fire, drover, r. 149 3d av.
Friend Ludwig, butcher, r. 562 N. Franklin
Fried Robert, barkeeper, John Maerz, bds. 126 Wells
Friend Wellington, bds. 145 W. Kinzie
Friend William, clerk, Thomas Mason, bds. 235 W. Randolph
Friend William S. bookkeeper, Gore, Wilson & Co. r. Wheaton, Ill.
Friens Frederich, lab. r. 297 North av.
Friensleben L. agent, dry goods, 204 N. Clark, r. same
Frienstine Louis, blacksmith, r. 15 Cornell
Frier David, lab. R. B. Appleby, bds. rear 150 State
Frier Frederick, lab. r. 94 Sampson
Frier Henry, lab. R. B. Appleby, bds. rear 150 State
Fries F. r. 345 N. Wells
Fries Marcus, carpenter, r. 139 Liberty
Fries William, tailor, r. 53 Oakwood
Friesa August, shoemaker, Alfred Williams, r. 244 Wells
Friesell Borge K. r. Fuller, cor. Colonge
Friesleben Jacob, cigarmaker, 382 Clark
Friesleben Justus, saloon and boardinghouse, r. 194 Van Buren
Frietts William, porter, Dean & Ottaway, bds. Wright's Hotel
Frietzen Mathew, lab. C. B. Brown & Co. r. Lara- bee, near North av.
Friewer Casper, tobacco and cigars, 272 North av. r. same
Friggs Henry, plumber, William Beaton, 79 Dear- born
Frigher Charles, plasterer, r. 431 Union
Frigman Nathan, peddler, r. 374 Clark
Friker Theresa, midwife, 171 W. Lake, r. same
Friling Christopher, wagonmaker, r. 205 Milwau- kee av.
Frillman Frederick (Schafer, Frillman & Co.), r. Division, nw. cor. Wells
Frillman Henry D. clerk, Goss & Hoag, r. 269 N. Wells
Frillmann Frederick, grocer, saloon and board- ing, 395 N. Wells, r. same
Frillmann Henry, clerk, Frederick Frillmann, r. 395 N. Wells
Frimer Joseph, bartender, Joseph Zeniechek, r. 214 Randolph
Frina Frederick, woodsawyer, r. 76 Rees
Frink Charles, printer, Kidder & Co. 64 Lake
Frink Charles S. merchant tailor, 78 Madison, r. 476 Wabash av.
Frink George L. lab. r. 72 Lidan
Frink George M. r. 812 Michigan av.
Frink Harriet, wid. John, r. 812 Michigan av.
Frink Henry F, student, r. 812 Michigan av.
Frink William H. bookkeeper, Dunlop Brothers, r. 476 Wabash av.
Fripp William R. painter, r. 117 Ontario
Frisbee William B. (Batchelder & Frisbee), r. 174 Park av.
Frisbie Alonzo, r. 538 Jefferson
FARMS BOUGHT AND SOLD, BY. DICKENSON & WEBSTER,
FRISBIE BROS. (M. L. & Henry N. Fris- bie), pressed hay dealers, 47 Market and 423 Maxwell
Frisbie Augustus, general agent, Mass. Mutual Life Insurance Co. 6 Lombard block, r. 685 Wabash av.
Frisbie Charles H. bookkeeper, Superior Iron & Steel Mnfg. Co. bds. 57 Harmon court
Frisbie Henry N. (Frisbie Bros.), r. Washington, D. C.
Frisbie Judson C. bookkeeper, Hibbard & Spen- cer, bds. 113 Wabash av.
Frisbie M. L. (Frisbie Bros.), r. 467 Mitchell Frisbie O. r. 383 W. Monroe
Frisch Christian D. foreman, sash and door fac- tory, r. 305 Hubbard
Frisch Emil (Frisch & Johnson), r. 118 W. In- diana
Frisch & Johnson (Emil Frisch and Henry John- son), grocers, 118 W. Indiana
Frirche Christopher, tailor, C. Kussing, r. Canal, bet. LaSalle and Wells
Frisell William, lettercarrier, bds. Lincoln, cor, Madison
Friselman Samuel, butcher, r. 382 Clark
Frislı Frank, mason, r. 453 Union
Frisier William, printer, bds. 125 N. Wells
Frisk Emil, boardinghouse, 70 Illinois
Fristedt G. F. bds. 51 Franklin
Fritch Reinholt, engineer, r. 175 W. Erie
Fritcher Harry, clerk, Fuller, Finch & Fuller
Fritchie Augustus, machinist, Walworth & Busch- ick, r. 53 W. Randolph
Frithof August, lab. r. 82 Superior
Fritsah Wenzel, saloon, 419 S. Canal, r. same
Fritsch John, lab. r. 101 E. Hinsdale
Fritsch Joseph, musician, r. 211 Illinois
Fritz Frederick, barber, bds. Lafayette House
Fritz Fredlin, cooper, r. 758 Clybourn av.
Fritz F. clk. F. L Schmidgall
Fritz George, propr. New York House, 227, 229 and 231 Randolph, r. same
Fritz Jacob, tailor, r. 256} Clark
Fritz James, lab. r. 262 Grove
Fritz John, cabinetmaker, bds. 68 Vedder
Fritz John, barber, 257 Kinzie, r. 50 Cornell
Fritz John (Fritz & Strahsle), r. 559 S. Halsted Fritz John, lab. r. ws. Forrest fav. nr. Douglas pl.
Fritz Nicholas (Fritz & Schaefer), r. 277 Larra- bee
Fritz William, lab. r. 123 S. Canal
Fritz William, painter, r. 494 N. Dearborn
Fritz & Schaefer (Nicholas Fritz and Henry Schaefer), groceries and provisions, 277 Lar- rabee
Fritz & Strahsle (John Fritz and Jacob Strahs- le), shoemakers, 559 S. Halsted
Fritze Gustav, clk. A. Wallbaum, r. 603 N. Wells Fritzsh Joseph, musician, r. 211 Illinois
Fritzson William, fresco painter, r. 494 N. Dear- born
Frizell Augustus, ship inspector, r. 345 W. 12th Frizell Charles, clerk, bds. Lloyd House
Frizell C. F. grain inspector, Chicago Board of Trade, bds. Lloyd House
Frizy Fritz, painter, r. 75 Sampson
Frizzell William, P. O. letter carrier, r. W. Mad- ison, cor. Lincoln
Froahlich C. H. with M. H. Reissenweber, r. 702 State
Froahlich Gustav, shoemaker, 10 Murray, r. same Frobach George, lab. r. 212} Wells
Frody Peter, r. 74 Indiana
Froeber Christian, bookkeeper, Vergho, Ruhling & Co. bds. 115 Franklin
Froelich John, barkeeper, Harry Pease, r. 46 La- Salle
Froelish Daniel, stonemason, r. 87 W. Erie
Froesh Fritz, tailor, John Jones, 119 Dearborn Frogner John, painter, r. 115 N. Green
Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street.
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Cheapest --- Best Clothing in the city, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100and 102 Randolph.
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Frohlich David, porter, J. M. Stein, Kramer & Co. bds. Sherman House
Frohlich Max (J. M. Stein, Kramer & Co.), r. 158 Illinois
From John, plasterer, r. 175 W. Polk
Fromhagen William, teamster, r. rear 218 Sher- man
Fromhold Hermann F. hardware dealer and mnfr.of tin, copper and sheetiron ware, 166 N. Clark, r. same
Fromme Louis, tanner, bds. 86 Sherman
Frommel Albert, cigarmaker, r. 209 North av.
Frommelt Alexander, engraver, William F. Lutz, r. 119 N. LaSalle
Fronberger Charles (Fronberger & Bro.), r. Wells, cor. Superior
Fronberger Christian (Fronberger & Bro.), r. Wells, cor. Superior
Fronberger & Bro. (Charles and Christian Fron- berger), painters, Wells, cor. Superior
Fronschen Sebastian, wagonmaker, r. 278 Hurl- but
Fronz John, lab. r. 702 State
Fronz Lorenz, saloon and grocery, 673 Clark, r. same
Froome Charles, tobacconist, r. 112 Sigel
Froome Francis, painter, r. 112 Sigel
Froome Frederick, tobacconist, r. 112 Sigel
Froome Henry, tobacconist, r. 112 Sigel
Froome Louis, r. 112 Sigel
Frorsch John, printer, 138 Lake, r. 667 Jefferson Frosch Frederick, tanner, r. 375 W. Chicago av. Frosch John, lab. r. 253 2d
Frosch Michael, machinist, Sigwalt, Clump & Co. r. 253 2d
Frosh Elizabeth, wid. Jacob, r. 667 Jefferson
Frost Benjamin W. clerk, Sturges, McAllister & Co. bds. 366 Ohio
Frost Charles, millwright, r. 105 Huron
Frost Charles B. hair restorative mnfr. 91 S. Des- plaines, r. same
Frost C. R. paperhanger, 74 and 76 Lake
Frost Edward (Frost & Bro.), r. 193 Huron
Frost George, bookkeepper, bds. 366 Ohio
Frost George, bookkeeper, Jas. Wadsworth, r. 179 Michigan
Frost George, paperhanger, bds. 206 Washington Frost George H. civil engineer and city surveyor, room 4, 124 Dearborn, bds. 20 Adams
Frost George H. clerk, U. S. Ex. Co.
Frost G. P. 91 S. Desplaines, r. same
Frost Henry D. salesman, Keith Bros. r. 744 W. Lake
Frost Jacob, clothing, 114 Randolph, r. 62 3d av. Frost James (Frost & Bro.), r. 193 Huron
Frost John, lab. r. 9 Will
Frost J. A. whol. and ret. grocer, 27 N. Clark Frost Morris, clerk, Jacob Frost, r. 62 3d av.
Frost R. C. actuary, Continental Life Ins. Co. of N. Y. r. 121 Clark
Frost Solomon, salesman, Jacob Frost, r. 62 3d av. Frost William E. (Hall & Frost), r. 488 Michigan av.
Frost & Bro. (James and Edward Frost), wood dealers, Illinois, ne. cor. Wells
Frownwood Joseph, cooper, r. 71 Wesson Fruek Samuel, tobacco dealer, r. 190 W. Jackson Fruh Joannah, wid, Sebastian, r. 71 Dussold Fruit Michael, shoemaker, r. 373 Clinton Frundt Henry, lab. r. 182 Augusta
Frusch Fred, tanner, C. F. Gray & Co.
Fry Bell S. with Clarke & Co. r. 225 W. Polk
Fry Carrie Miss, dressmaker, 489 State, r. same
Fry Charles, sign and ornamental painter, 230 Huron, r. same
Fry Edward (Fry & Holmes), bds. 385 W. Waslı- ington
Fry Emma Miss, telegraphı operator, bds. 311 State
Fry Ester Miss, music teacher, 135 Jackson, bds. same
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.
Fry Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 415 N. Wells
Fry Henrietta, wid. John, laundress, 71 N. La- Salle. r. same
Fry Jacob, r. 557 Larrabee
Fry John, cigarmaker, r. 139 Main
Fry John, lab. r. 48 George
Fry John, r. 48 George
Fry John H. shoemaker, 19 Depuyster, r. 121 Sebor
Fry J. E. (Rawleigh & Fry), r. 227 Ohio
Fry Luther B. bookkeeper, Fry & Holmes, bds. 292 W. Washington
Fry Monroe (col'd), barber, bds. 10 Rush
Fry Nathan, machinist, Carlisle, Mason & Co. r. 95 Indiana
Fry Phillip Jacob, lab. bds. 104 Polk
Fry Thomas E. bookkeeper, Jones & Gifford, 17 LaSalle
Fry Thomas E. salesman, r. 227 Ohio
Fry William, lab. r. 410 S. Morgan
Fry Z. T. (Fry & Pering), bds. 507 Clark
FRY & HOLMES (Edward Fry and Louis H. Holmes), general agents, Fuller, Warren & Co. stoves and hollowware, 53 State
Fry & Pering (Z. T. Fry and C. C. Pering), pressed hay dealers, 503 Clark
Fryason John L. blacksmith, r. 74 Griswold
.Frye Samuel R. ins. agt. r. 80 N. Ann Fryer Ira, moulder, r. 241 S. Jefferson
Frykes John, locksmith, 137 N. Clark, r. LaSalle sw. cor. Chicago av.
Fuchs August, tinsmith, Emery & McFarland, bds. 244 Wells
Fuchs Charles W. printer, Chicago Union, r. 629 S. Canal
Fuchs John, finisher, A. L. Crocker, r. Clybourn av.
Fuchs John, wagonmaker, Peter Schuttler
Fuchs Joseph, tailor, bds. 214 Randolph
Fuchs Martin, maltster, John A. Huck, 466 N. State
Fuchs Philip (Moertel & Fuchs) r. 333 Blue Island av.
Fueglein M. carpenter, 188 Ohio, r. al. bet. Hoyne and Sigel
Fuellgraff Louis, tailor, r. 466 W. 12th
Fuenfle Joseph, saloon, 445 N. Clark, r. same
Fuerst Peter, depot policeman, Central depot, r. 140 Archer av.
Fuestenberg Adolplı, dry goods, 151 Milwaukee av. r. same
Fuerstenberg John, dry goods. 432 Larrabee, r. same
Fugay William, lab. r. 90 Canalport av.
Fuhren Bennett, barkeeper, Samuel Mandel- baum, r. 121 Clark
Fuhrer Adam, tailor, John Gutgesell,r. 23 Granger Fuhring Frederick, drugs and medicines, 156 W. Randolph, r. same
Fuks Joseph, turner, r. 197 Hurlbut
Fulc -. police, r. 108 3d av.
Fulham Bartholomew, grocery, 103 Ewing
Fulker Deitrich, tanner, Hach & Greiner, r. 203 North av.
Fulkman Jacob, hardware dealer, r. 378 North av. Full Robert, marblepolisher, r. 276 State
Fullagar Henry (Fullagar & Smeeth), r. 361 W. Randolph
Fullagar & Smeeth (Henry Fullagar and Edward Smeeth), coppersmiths and brassfounders. and mnfrs. tin and sheet iron work, W. Ran- dolph cor. Desplaines
NOYES & BROWN, Board of Trade Bag Factory. Call and see our BAGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 45 Lasalle Street, Chicago, III.
FOR FINE MIXED PAINTS OF ALL KINDS, GO TO DRAKE & BRO., NO. 184 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
Go to Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 and 102 Randolph St., and buy your Boys' Clothing.
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ILLCOX & SEWING
'Its seam is strong- rip in use or wear stitch.' ["Judges' " Grand Trial."] send for the "Re of work, containing es, on the same L. CORNELL &
IBBS' MACHINE. er and less liable to than the Lock- Report," at the
port," and samples both kinds of stitch- piece of goods.
CO. Gen'l Agents, 133 Lake St. Chicago.
Fuller Addison G. bookkeeper, N. Ludington & Co. bds. Burlington House
Fuller Albert M. printer, Central Publishing House, r. 182 23d
Fuller Alonzo M. (Bennett & Fuller), r. 458 W. Jackson
Fuller Betsey J. wid. George A. boardinghouse, 24 N. Carpenter, r. same
FULLER BROS. (Moses N., William H. and 2 ad Willard M. Fuller), hats, caps and fur goods, 74 State
Fuller Calvin W. sewerbuilder, r. 446 N. Dearborn Fuller Charleton, salesman, W. R. Wood, 155 Lake
Fuller C. conductor, North Chicago City Ry.
Fuller C. porter, U. S. Ex. Co.
Fuller Daniel jr. clerk, bds. 823 W. Lake
Fuller D. C. steward. Richmond House
Fuller D. W. sewer builder, r. 129 E. Pearson
Fuller Edward M. painter, C. F. Donovan, r. 823 W. Lake
Fuller Erastus, engineer, C. & N. W. R. R. bds. 216 W. Lake
Fuller E. bookkeeper, F. Porter Thayer & Co. bds. Garden City House
FULLER, FINCH & FULLER (Oliver F. Fuller, Edward B. Finch, Henry W. Ful- ler, Timothy N. Holden and John Berry jr.), whol. druggists, 22, 24, 26 and 28 Market
Fuller Forrest B. clk. bds. 10 N. Carpenter Fuller Frederick, express driver, r. 489 Wells Fuller F. porter, United States Ex. Co.
Fuller F. L. Rev. r. 823 W. Lake
Fuller George, cooper, r. 37 Pearce
Fuller George, weigher, Central elevator
Fuller George E. printer, Guilbert & Clissold, r. 93 N. Wells
Fuller George E. repairer, fire alarm telegraph, room 12 Court House, rooms Long John en- gine house
Fuller George J. brass finisher, Jesup, Kennedy & Co. r. 37 N. Pearce
Fuller George S. Mrs. boardinghouse, 49 Madison Fuller George W. sec. City Railway Co. r. 883 Michigan av.
Fuller George W. r. 458 W. Jackson
Fuller G. C. R. bookkeeper, Gest, Atkinson & Co. r. 13 S. Water
Fuller Henry, pres. Chicago Ice Company, r. 15 Dearborn pl.
Fuller Henry, real estate broker, 9 Metropolitan blk. bds. Clifton House
Fuller Henry M. malt house, 133 E. Pearson and 541 E. Division, r. 131 E. Pearson
Fuller Homer G. r. 1277 Indiana av.
Fuller H. real estate agt. bds. Clifton House
Fuller H. G. grocer, r. 1277 Indiana av.
Fuller H. M. cashier, r. 131 E. Pearson
Fuller H. M. (Irish & Fuller), r. Greenville, Michigan
Fuller H. W. (Fuller, Finch & Fuller), r. N. Y.
Fuller John C. dentist, 85 Clark, r. 10 N. Carpen- ter
Fuller John F. foreman, r. 250 Michigan
Fuller Joshua S. tobacco and segar dealer, 4 N. Clark, r. 219 N. Clark
Fuller J. B. bds. Briggs House
Fuller J. S. photographer, room 30, 121 Clark, r. same
Fuller Kate Miss, seamstress, Wilson Bros. bds. 152 Sedgwick
Fuller L. A. division supt. United States Ex. Co. r. Joliet :
Fuller Maggie Miss, dressmaker, Julia A. Ste- phens, bds. 368 State
Fuller Mary Mrs. r. 19 3d av.
Fuller Mary Miss, forewoman, Mrs. M. E. Mills, 55 Washington
Fuller Melville W. (Fuller & Shepard), r. 473 Wabash av.
Fuller Moses N. (Fuller Bros.), r. 139 W. Jack- son
Fuller N. F. shoemaker, bds. 58 Sherman
Fuller O. F. (Fuller, Finch & Fuller), r. 347 Ohio Fuller O. P. painter, r. 33% N. Rucker
Fuller Patrick, lab. r. 77 William
Fuller Riel, teamster, r. 22 Gurley
Fuller Robert, produce dealer, r. Eugenie, bet. Wells and LaSalle -
Fuller R. machinist, bds. 164 W. Lake
Fuller R. boardinghouse, 164 W. Lake
Fuller Samuel, corresponding clk. Austin & Boal
Fuller Samuel R. (Porter, Fuller & Co.), bds. Orient House
Fuller Samuel W. (Scammon, McCagg & Fuller), r. 464 Michigan av.
Fuller Sylvanus W. clerk, Sand's Ale Brewing Co. r. 129 E. Pearson
Fuller Sylvester F. shoemaker, bds. 3d av. sw. cor. Polk
Fuller S. E. physician, Orient House, bds. same Fuller Timothy, agent, patentright, r. 702 W. Fulton
Fuller, Warren & Co. Troy, N. Y., Fry & Holmes, gen. agts. 53 State
Fuller Weston C. bds. 70 N. Peoria
Fuller Willard M. (Fuller & Ford)
Fuller Willard M. (Fuller Bros.), r. 620 W. Wash- ington
Fuller William, lab. C. & N. W. R. R. freight, Wis. div.
Fuller William, lab. 57 S. Jefferson
Fuller William G. salesman, Burley & Tyrrell, bds. 15 N. Sangamon
Fuller William A. (Palmer, Fuller & Co.), r. 887 Wabash av.
Fuller William H. (Fuller Bros.), r. 40 Monroe
Fuller W. H. bookkeeper, Torrence, Manning & Co. r. 5 Dearborn pl.
Fuller William H. r. 407 W. Kinzie
FULLER & FORD (Willard M. Fuller and
David M. Ford), machinists, 282 and 284 Madison
Fuller & Shepard (Melville W. Fuller and Henry M. Shepard), attys. at law, rooms 1 and 2 Reynold's block
Fullerton Alexander N. lawyer, 2 Fullerton block, 94 Dearborn, r. 180 Wabash av.
Fullerton Charles W. lawyer, 2 Fullerton block, 94 Dearborn, r. 180 Wabash av.
Fullerton Neil, carpenter, r. 154 S. Aberdeen
Fulner Joseph, saloon, 458 Clark
Fulst Peter, policeman, r. 22 Finnell
Fulton Andrew S. printer, Tribune office, r. 218 Washington
Fulton Fire Insurance Co. of New York, Lam- bert C. Hall, agt. 10 Oriental builing
Fulton Henry, clk. bds. 102 Harrison
Fulton Henry C. lab. r. 543 S. Jefferson
Fulton Henry P. clk. bds. 102 Harrison
Fulton Horace C. com. mer. r. 57 Ada
Fulton H. C. vesselowner, Clark, se. cor. Water Fulton James, machinist, r. 40 Fry
Fulton John, agt. bds. 103 Jackson
Fulton John A. frame agt. Thomas Churchill, r. 103 Jackson
Fulton M. S. student, BRYANT & STRATTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Fulton William, painter, Smith & Co. bds. 130 W. Randolph
Fulton William H. agt. Michigan Southern R. R. r. 82 Griswold
Fulverranch Henry, shoemaker, r. 677 S. Clark
DICKENSON & WEBSTER, COLLECTION AND
Real Estate Agents, 98 Washington Street. ,
OODS, at BELDING'S, S. W. Cor. Dearborn and Randolph Streets.
SHIRTS AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
Fine Clothing and Merchant Tailoring, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph.
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Fumane John, reporter, The Chicago Times Fumey Mary Miss, saleswoman, O. V. Harding, r. same
Fundiffley John, drayman, r. 210 Division
Funk Abraham K. clk. bds. 261 W. Washington Funk Jacob, clerk, r. 399 N. Wells
Funk Jacob L. bookkeeper, S. J. Learned, bds. 261 W. Washington
Funk Peter, boilersmith, r. 198 Mohawk
Funk Peter, lab. r. 13 Church pl.
Funk William, barber, 7 W. Lake, nr. bridge
Funke Frederick, watchmaker, 101 Clark, r. 299 Randolph
Funston James, captain, r. 52 Sampson
Furbeck Warren F. bookkeeper, First National Bank, r. Harlem, Illinois
Furbrech Julius, lab. r. 42 George
Furdon Thomas, shoemaker. 112 Bremer, r. same Furey William F. bookkeeper, Morris & Druker, r. 189 S. Halsted
Furgason John E. fireman, Charles H. Brown, r. 80 W. Lake
Furgerson James A. clerk, U. S. liquor inspector, r. W. Taylor, cor. Sholto Furgerson John, sailor, r. 567 S. Halsted
Furgeson Perry, painter, bds. 163 Cottage Grove av.
Furgerson Archibald, sailor, r. 490 Hubbard Furgess August, stonecutter, r. 138 Jackson Furguson David, policeman, r. 190 Townsend Furheiler Charles, sailor, r. 20 Fuller
Furlong James, lab. r. rear 56 Indiana
Furlong James, teamster, r. 189 Halsted
Furlong James, trimmer, r. 127 N. Market
Furlong James E. engineer, engine A. T. Tits- worth, r. 233 Michigan
Furlong John, wiper, C. & N. W. R. R. round- house, Wis. Div. r. 4 4th
Furlong John P. distiller, 61 Illinois, r. 1268 Wa- bash av.
Furlong Lawrence, expressman, r. 200 Church Furlong Martin, blacksmith, 9 N. Hunt
Furlong Michael, teamster, r. 189 Halsted
Furlong Patrick, blacksmith, r. 157 N. Jefferson Furlong Patrick, lab. r. 330} S. Desplaines
Furlong Peter, wiper, C. & N. W. R. R. round- house, Wis. Div. r. 4 4th
Furlong Phillip, lab. Page & Sprague, r. 225 W. Madison
Furlong P. lab. Northwestern Manufacturing Co. Furlong Robert, shoemaker, 82 S. Halsted, r. same Furlong Thomas, billiard saloon, Briggs House, bds. same
Furlong T. T. (Worthley & Furlong), r. Janes- ville, Wis.
Furlong William, boilermaker, r. 57 Norton
Furlong William, lab. C. & N. W. R. R. round- house, Wis. Div. r. 166 N. Franklin
Furman John C. patternmaker, Atwater Motor Co. r. 337 Carroll
Furmer John W., P. O. clerk, r. 389 N. Wells Furmer Saralı M. Miss, presswiper, Church, Good- man & Donnelley, bds. 389 N. Wells
Furnald Mary E. Miss, teacher, 12th street branch, Foster School, r. 166 W. Jackson
Furneld Herrick G. mason, r. 166 W. Jackson Furner Catharine, wid. Edward, r. 389 N. Wells Furness Edward J. boardinghouse, 198 Madison, 1. same
Furness George, machinist, r. 49 Butterfield
Furness William Eliot Maj. (Smith & Furness), r. 270 N. LaSalle
Furney James, clerk, Miller & Belling, bds. 508 S. Halsted
Furnie Jeremiah, clk. P. O. r. 93 Jefferson
Furray Thomas, drayman, r. 216 W. Taylor
Furse John (Walworth, Buschick & Co.). r. 130 W. Washington
Fursman N. H. bookkeeper, N. W. R. R. bds. 1 Dearborn pl.
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.
Furst Christ, sonecutter, H. Furst, r. 186 New- berry
Furst Conrad (Furst & Bradley), r. 124 S. Green Furst Henry, stonecutter, r. 211 Mitchell
Furst Jacob, stonecutter, r. 209 Mitchell
Furst William, driver, George Hochenauer, r. 25 Halsted
FURST & BRADLEY (Conrad Furst and
David Bradley), agricultural implement mnfrs. 56, 58, 60 and 62 N. Jefferson
Furzland Susan, wid. William, seamstress, r. 219 Division
Fuschland Andrus A. blacksmith, bds. 404 Arch- er av.
Fussey John C. clerk, Carbon Hill Coal Mining Co. bds. 152 W. 12th
Fusshoeller Philip, tanner, r. 225 Larrabee
Futhill B. F. basketmaker, bds. 55 N. Halsted
Fy Christian, lab. r. 36 Oakwood
Fyfe Adam, baker, bds. 102 Desplaines
Fyfe A. L, printer, Jameson & Morse, r. 310 W. Harrison
Fyfe Charles, horsetrainer, Edward Price, r. 75 Randolph
Fyfe George, baker, 10 Milwaukee av. r. same
Fyfe James, carpenter, bds. 166 Madison
Fyfe James, miller, r. 181 19th
Fyfe James, r. 19th, cor. Butterfield
Fyfe William C. lumber com. mer. room 2, 242 S. Water, r. 1343 Wabash av.
Fyler E. W. bds. 109 Nonroe
GAALE John F. machinist, D. F. Buckley & Co. r. 839 W. Harrison
Gaatz Wiliam, lab. r. 76 Catharine
Gabald John, dry goods, 303 North av. r. same Gabrauer Jolin, groceries and provisions, 126 Burnside, r. same
Gabel Andrew, tailor, r. 40 Elm
Gabel Henry, bartender, r. 222 Madison
Gabel Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 67 Granger
Gabel Henry, shoemaker, bds. 338 22d
Gabel Matthew, butcher, 385 W. Lake, r. same Gabl Peter, r. 195 Cass
Gabrel Jacob, lab. r. ns. 33d, nr. Kankakee av. Gabriel August, finisher, 84 to 92 Franklin
Gabriel August. iron finisher, r. 228 Larrabee
Gabriel A. machinist, Chicago iron works, r. 3 Mohawk
Gabriel Charles Phe. cabinetmaker, bds. 79 Ved- der
Gabriel Frederick, porter, James Durhanı & Co. 69 Randolph
Gabriel George, barber, 484 Green, r. 43 Hast- ings
Gabriel Henry, lab. r. 79 Vedder
Gabriel John, steward, Tremont House, r. 43 May Gabriel John, supt. Tremont House, bds. same
Gabrielson Andrew, carpenter, 1. C. R. R. r. 903 Clark
Gabrielson Catharine Miss, tailoress, Halvorsen, r. W. Indiana, nr. Sangamon
Gabrielson C. L. (H. T. Thompson & Co.) Gabrier John, painter, r. 419 Burnside
Gadd Anthony, saloon, 189 N. Wells, r. same
Gadd E. brassfinisher, Northwestern Mufg. Co.
Gadd -, machinist, r. 2 Depuyster
Gade Henry, boardinghouse and saloon, 167 Car- roll, r. same
Gade Henry (H. Koop & Co.), r. 247 W. Monroe Gade J. expressman, r. 194 Fulton
Furst Charles, with A. Bauer, r. 209 W. Mitchell | Gadow Charles, r. 143 N. Clark
NOYES & BROWN, BOARD OF TRADE BAG FACTORY, 45 LaSalle Street, GRAIN AND FLOUR SACKS.
DRAKE & BRO., GENERAL PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS, NO. 184 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
SCOTT, ROUSE & CO., CLOTHIERS, 100 AND 102 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO.
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A Mechanical Wonder!
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Gadt Frederick, porter, C. H. Beckwith Gady John, lab. r. 175 Liberty
Gady John jr. machinist, r. 173 W. Liberty
Gady Thomas, policeman, r. 609 W. Lake Gaear Henry, lab. r. 677 Union
Gaecveet John, r. 96 Bunker
Gaede Doreathea, wid. Charles, r. 248 Maxwell Gaenser Franz, tailor, 158 Illinois, r. 193 Sedg- wick
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