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Springer Peter, coal miner, College st.
St. Cerney John, bartender, Lincoln House saloon; dem; from Canada
Stanton William, Pulaski st.
Stapleton George F. blacksmith, at F.Gerard's
Starkey Frank E. clerk; rep; from Ohio
Starkéy M. clerk, Harry & Houser
Starkey William G. book-keeper, Pegram & Son; rep; Meth; from Virginia
Staudacher Peter, coal miner; dem; Cath; from Germany
Stern Samuel, clothing, Pulaski st.
Stevens George Rev. pastor M. E. Ch.
Stickney Leroy, photographer, Chicago st; dem; Bap; from New York
Stiefel Isaac, ladies' furnishing goods, 166 Broadway; Hebrew; from Germany
Stillman Frank, laborer, Paris st; dem; from New York
Stokes Thomas H. clerk, Boyd, Paisley & Co; dem; from Ohio
Stokes W. W. attorney, Kickapoo st; dem; from Ohio
Stoll Christ. wagonmkr. Fourth st; rep; Luth; from Germany
Stoll Jacob, laborer, German st.
Stoll John, blacksmith, Pulaski st; rep; C. Pres; from Pennsylvania
Stoll Ulrich, clerk, Boyd, Paisley & Co; dem; ‘ Luth; from Germany
Stone John, barber, Broadway; rep; Meth; from Kentucky
Stone J. L. Ninth st; rep; C. Pres; from Ken- . tucky
Stopher E. Delavan st.
Storch John M. farmer, Third st; dem; Luth; from Germany
Stratton K. Mrs. Broadway
Strode R. E. firm Strode & Brandt, Broad- way
Strong Harry, clerk, J. H. Danly; rep; from Canada
Stryker H. T. carpenter, College av; rep; Pres; from New Jersey
Sullivan, Matthew, coal miner; dem; Cath; from Ireland
Sutherland S. F. Tremont st; rep; from New Jersey
Sutley Albert,. teamster; rep; from Illinois Sutter John, plasterer; dem; from Germany Suttle Robert,merchant, Walnut cor. Fourth st. Suttle S. A. tailor, Keokuk st; dem; C. Pres; from Tennessee
Suttle W. P. printer, Herald; dem; from Ken- tucky
Sutton George, Pulaski st.
Swearengen John H. painter, Delavan st; rep; from Illinois
Sweeney Hugh, plasterer, Chicago st.
SWITZER JACOB, carpenter, con- tractor and builder, Broadway, north side square, Lincoln, Ill; was born Ist day of October, A.D. 1831, in York, Penn; came to Lincoln, Logan Co. in 1860; was married January 16, 1866, to Miss Sarah J. Web- ster, daughter of R. K. Webster, of Lin- coln, Ill; has three children - Francis, Bertie and Olive.
Switzer Milton, carpenter, J. Switzer
TAYLOR A. R. professor natural sciences Lincoln University; rep; C. Pres; born Illinois
Tefft J. M. Mrs. McLean st. Thomas Carroll, Fifth st; rep; from Indiana
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Thomas Mary Mrs. Fourth st.
Thomas Owen, laborer, College st.
Thompson Amos, stone polisher, Fourth st; dem; from Ohio
Thompson Caroline Mrs. Kickapoo st.
Thompson Joseph B. carpenter, Broadway; from New Jersey
Thompson L. boarding-house, Kickapoo st; rep; from Pennsylvania
Thorcy J. H. brick mason, Second st; dem ; from Illinois
THORN FURMAN, bricklayer and builder, Kickapoo st; residence 17 Union st. Lincoln, Ill; was born Oct. 18, 1838, in Philadelphia, Pa; moved from Philadelphia to St. Louis in 1854; came to Lincoln, Ill., in 1870; was married to first wife, Sarah H. Rodgers, daughter of Capt. C. B. Rodgers, of the Callaway County Volun- teers, of Missouri, in the Mexican war; had four children, Charles, Sarah, Amazon, and Edwin; two now living, Amazon and Charles; wife died Jan. 1, 1869; was mar- ried to second wife, Miss Mary R. Dunlap, Jan. 27, 1870; father now living in Chester County, Pa., aged 71; mother died in 1866, aged 66 years
Thorn William, grain dealer, Logan st; rep; from Maine
Thornton Eliza Miss, Seventh st.
Thornton Ellen Miss, Seventh st.
Thorson Erasmus, dry goods, Broadway
Thothflinger Marshall, laborer, Brewer st; dem; Cath; from Germany
Tibbets H. miller, Fourth st; rep; Bap; from Virginia
Timme Theodore, tailor, with J. Altman Tice F. M. photographer . Tomes M. Mrs. Kickapoo st. Toomey Edward, teamster, Eighth st; dem; Cath; from Ireland
TOOMEY WILLIAM, county clerk, 25 McLean st; rep; from New York
Torbush James, carpenter; Fourth st; dem; Meth; from New York
Townsend Thomas, Logan st; dem; Cath.
Trowbridge D. H. music teacher, Logan cor. Fremont st; rep; Chris; from Indiana
TRUMBULL ELIZABETH Mrs. resides in Chicago; was born in Upper Canada, on the River St. Lawrence, Sept. 22, 1821, and was married to Allerton Trumbull, Nov. 13, 1842;her father was an American, her mother a Scotchwoman,
born in Inverness-shire, Scotland; Mrs. Trumbull has now two living children, Herman J. now in business on South Water st. Chicago; the daughter, Kate, was married to William J. McLean, of Lin- coln, Ill, Oct. 29, 1866; has now five chil- dren: William J, Allice, Mary E. John H. and -
Turk William, saloon, 154 Pulaski st; dem; Luth; from Germany
Tullis James, Decatur st; rep; from Ohio Tullis James, laborer, Seventh st.
Turnbolt Darlinton, proprietor gas works, Sixth cor. Union st; dem. from Pennsyl- vania
Turner Emanuel, farmer, Seventh st; dem; from Virginia
Turner T. B. clerk, Post & Huntington
Twohey James Rev. pastor St. Patrick's Catholic church
Tyne M. baggage master, C. & R. R.
U HLER GEORGE T. clerk, Martin Uhler; rep; from Springfield
Uhler Martin, grocer. 124 Chicago st; rep; Pres; from Virginia
UHLER WILLIAM H. carpenter, Lincoln, Ill; was born Nov. 17, 1846, in Springfield, Sangamon Co. Ill; came to Lincoln, Logan Co. in 1861; his father and mother are both now living; father was born in Pennsylvania, January, 1809; his mother was from England, and now aged 57; has one brother, George, and three sisters: Annie, Ada and Nellie; in politics rep.
Ulrich Herman, laborer, Eighth st.
Ultz Fred, Clinton st.
Underwood William, teamster, Sixth st; rep, from Ohio
Upton James, mason, Second st; dem; from Maryland
V AIL ISAAC G. carpenter, Decatur st; rep; Meth; from New Jersey
Vance John, clerk, Commercial Hotel
Vance William, carpenter, Decatur st; dem; from Ireland.
Vance W. J. carpenter; with J. Switzer
Vanpatten' J. Mrs. dressmaker, Sangamon st. Vanpatten Martha J. Mrs. Ninth st.
Varney A. H. clerk Commercial Hotel; dem; from Kentucky
Veirs James R. carpenter, Sixth st; rep; Chris; from Ohio
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Vogel John, laborer, Sangamon st; dem; Luth; from Germany
W ACHTER CAROLINE MRS. West st. near Fourteenth st.
Wakeman W. P. clerk, 133 Sangamon st.
Walker W. laborer, Hamilton st; dem; Pres, from Missouri
Wallace H. A. mason, Kickapoo st; rep; from Ohio
Wallace James C. plasterer, Kickapoo st, rep; from Pennsylvania
Wallmersperger John, works at coal shaft
Walsh Peter, wagon mkr, Pulaski st.
Walshe James, physician, 20 Eighth st; rep; from Kentucky
Walters J. W. drayman, Sangamon st; dem; Chris; from Kentucky
Wampler James L. butcher, with J. Huber; rep; from Maryland
Warfield B. F. saddler, with Hukel & How- ser; rep; from Illinois
Warner David B. Logan mills, Chicago st; dem; from New York
Warner F. B. engineer, Logan mills, dem; C. Pres; from New York
Warner Henry, retired; dem; from New York
Warren F. M. Mrs. Fourth st; Meth; from Vermont
Waters Daniel, Ninth st; dem; Chris; from Kentucky
Waters Samuel, Ninth st; dem; Chris; from Illinois
Waters William, farmer, Ninth st; dem; Chris; from Illinois.
Watson Robert, Pulaski st; dem; from Ohio Watson Thomas J. foreman A. S. Guthrie's livery stables
Webb Charles I. medical student, with Dr. Houser; dem; Chris; from Illinois
Webb G. W. saloon, Kickapoo st; dem; from Kentucky
Webb J. H. & Bro. saloon, Kickapoo st. Webb John H. saloon, Kickapoo st.
WEBBER JOHN B. carpenter and builder, boards at Nolte House, shop near cor. of Pekin and Chicago sts, Lincoln, Ill; was born in Chicago, Ill. Sept. 12, 1852; came to Lincoln, Logan Co. July 23, 1876; was a member of the 2d Regiment, Co. F, State Guards, at Chicago; his father, M. S. Webber, is one of the old settlers of Cook County; politics, democratic
Webber Julius, coal miner, Sixth st: dem; from Pennsylvania
Weber Alexander, Fifth st; dem; Cath; from Germany
Weber George, clerk with J. Bollin & Co; dem; Cath; from Germany
Webster E. D. grocer, 141 Sangamon st.
Webster R. K. Third st; from Rhode Island Wehrle J. gunsmith, Pulaski cor. Chicago st; dem; Luth; from Germany
Wehrle August, jeweler, 143 Pulaski st.
Weindorf Peter,carpenter, Main cor. Fifth st. Weith William, clerk, for J. Lutz; rep; Luth; from Germany
Wells A. Daniel, mason, Seventh st.
Wells Edward, painter, Clinton st; rep; from Illinois
Wells Orvill, mason, Seventh st; rep; from Illinois
Welsh Daniel, laborer, Fifth st; dem; Cath; from Ireland
Welton Noah, laborer, Clinton st; rep; from Missouri
Werchey Jacob, coal miner German st; Cath from Germany
Werchey John, laborer, German st; Cath; from Germany
Werlich E. E. painter, from Maryland
Wettle Theodore, grocer, 156 Broadway; rep; Evang; from Missouri
Wettle Victor, grocer, 156 Broadway; rep; Evang; from Missouri
Weymer P. B. painter, Quincy st; dem; from Ohio
Whalen James, laborer
White Charles, boss, coal shaft, German st; dem; Cath; from Georgia
White Erasmus, clerk, for E. Burton; rep; C. Pres; from Illinois
White I. S. Delavan st; rep; Meth; from New York
White Robert J. laborer, Fifth st; dem; Bap; from New Jersey
White S. Mrs. College av.
Whiteman J. J. constable, Hamilton st; rep; from Indiana
Wible J. W. book-keeper, B. P. Andrews'; rep; Meth; from Pennsylvania
Wilcox S. M. Rev. Cong. minister, Eighth st; rep; from New York
Wiley J. L. painter, Logan cor. Galena st rep; from Ohio
Wilkinson M. S. teller, First National Bank; rep; born in Illinois
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Williams A. mason, Third st; rep; from Illi- nois
Williams Abraham, baker, Pekin st.
Williams George, ice cream mkr. Fourth st.
Williams George W. engineer at coal shaft; dem; from North Carolina
Williams John, mason, Sangamon st.
Williams V. G. candy store, Broadway
Williams Joshua H. mason, Third st; rep; from Ohio
Wilson Adelia Mrs. Chicago st.
Wilson Andrew, Decatur st; dem; from Kentucky
Wilson Darwin, teamster, dem; from Ken- tucky
Wilson Henderson J. laborer, Kankakee st; dem; from Kentucky
Wilson James, carpenter, Hangerford's mill; rep; C. Pres; from Kentucky
Wilson Richard E. teamster, Seventh st. Wilson R. M. physician, Logan st.
Wilson Robert, mason, Seventh st; rep; Bap; from Ohio
Wilson Robert, firm Wilson & McMasters, 125 Pulaski st; rep; Meth; from Ohio
Wiltz A. H. printer, Herald office; rep; Illi- nois
Winslow Quinn, barber, Kickapoo st; dem; Meth; from Indiana
Wittfield Arnold, clerk, P. Obcamp; dem; Pres; from Germany
Witts A. H. painter; rep; Illinois
Wodetzki E. E. printer, Sangamon cor. Pu- laski st; dem; from Illinois
Wolf Charles, clerk, for H. Nolte
Wolf F. C. restaurant, Kickapoo st.
Wolf Frederick, German st; rep; Chris; from Ohio
Wood C. H. shoemkr, 155 Pulaski st.
Wood F. carpenter, with J. Switzer; dem ;. from Kentucky
Wood W. V. painter, Fifth st; rep; Meth; from New York
Woods Alphonso, carpenter, Sangamon cor. Clinton st; dem; from Kentucky
Wright Sarah Mrs. Ninth st.
Wright William, Decatur st; dem; from Ohio Wyatt Eugene, teacher, Keokuk st; dem ;. Meth; from Illinois
Wyatt John T. Keokuk st; dem; from Illi- nois
Wyatt W. D. lawyer, Kickapoo st; dem; from Virginia
Wyatt W. E. teacher, Kankakee cor. Keo- ķuk st; dem; Meth; born in Illinois
Wyatt William A., Keokuk st; dem; from Illinois
YELTON M. MRS. Pulaski st.
Young James C. laborer, at brickyard Young John W. brick molder, German st. Young Samuel P. clerk, Boyd, Paisley & Co; rep; Meth; from Tennessee
Young Thomas, brick molder, near North st.
7 IESLER RICHARD, saloon, 147 Pu- laski st. Zanglein Philip, shoemkr. Sangamon st.
LINCOLN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ALSBACH JOHN, physician, Chica- go st.
ALTMAN I. draper and merchant tailor: a full line of clothing, cassimers, and vest- ings on hand; a good fit guaranteed; prices reasonable
BADEN & CO. leading fashionable hatters, and dealers in gents' furnishing goods of every description. Keep always on hand a large stock and specialties in fine goods; Kickapoo st.
BARRETT M. W. grain dealer; business place and elevator, Chicago st. cor. Broadway.'
BATES JOSEPH B. Editor Logan County Republican, Kickapoo st.
BEACH & HODNETT, attorneys- at-law and solicitors in chancery, Kickapoo cor. Pulaski st.
BEASON & BLINN, lawyers, Kicka- poo st.
BERNARD LOUIS, carriage and wagonmkr. Broadway, cor. McLean st.
BOLLIN J. & CO. saloon, 154 Pulaski
BOYD, PAISLEY & CO. dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, Kicka- poo st. cor. Broadway,
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CANTRELL IRA J. manufacturer, wholesale and retail dealer in farm and road wagons. Office and factory, 96 and 98 Pulaski st.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, W. B. Sponsler, prop; A. H. Varney, J. M. Hews, clerks; Chicago st. Every thing new and furnished with all the modern im- provements and conveniences
CRANDAL ANDREW, carpenter, contractor and builder; shop next door to Rock's meat market, Pulaski st.
DANA & HAHN, lawyers, Kicka- poo st.
DANLEY J. A. book, stationery and music store; pianos, organs and other musical instruments; school books of every description; 136 Broadway
DEHNER JOHN H. wines and liquors, Broadway cor. Sangamon st.
DENGER ADAM, grocer, 164 Broad- way; special inducements for cash, and country produce taken in exchange.
DOWNING GEO. H. justice of the peace, Fifth st. cor. Pine st.
DUFIT & WEBBER, carpenters, builders and contractors, Pekin cor. Chica- go st; manufacturers of every thing in the wood line pertaining to their business
EDGAR & CHOWNING, dealers in agricultural and farming implements field seeds and fine stock, 127 Pulaski st.
EHRLICH H. K. Dr. druggist, San- gamon st. THE BEST drugs and medi- cines always on hand, and prescriptions · carefully compounded; manufacturer and proprietor of the German Hog Cholera Specific, the only medicine in the market which cures and prevents hog cholera; price as low as the lowest
FISK FRANK, attorney and notary, Kickapoo st.
FORREST RANDOLPH B. law- yer
GILLESPIE D. & .J. dealers in dry goods and groceries; established in 1864; 139 and 141 Pulaski· st.
GIVEN P. F. dentist, Broadway cor. Chicago st. opposite Lincoln House; ex- tracting, filling and plate works receives careful attention
GUTHRIE A. S. livery, sale and feed stables, east side court-house on McLean st. In addition, has a fine hearse for funeral occasions
HARDY EDWIN, boot and shoe manufacturer, 151 Pulaski st.
HARRY & HOUSER, general deal- ers in groceries and provisions, new brick block, 174 Broadway
HAWKINS & PURINTON, house and sign painters; paper hanging and cal- cimining specialties; all orders promptly attended to; shop cor. Broadway and Kickapoo st. basement
HOBLIT & FOLEY, attorneys-at- law, Pulaski st.
HOSKINS BAZAAR, dealer in mil- linery, dry goods, cloaks, suits, notions, hair goods, and all the novelties of the season in great variety, 156 Broadway
HOUSER WM. W. M. D. eclectic physician and surgeon, No. 158 Pulaski st.
HUBER JAMES, meat market, Chica- go st.
HUNTING NEWTON, dentist, Broadway, next door to the P. O.
HURLBURT HENRY, stock dealer, Fourth st.
JARCHOW LOUIS, manufacturer of and wholesale and retail dealer in cigars, pipes, smoking and chewing tobaccos, 119 Sangamon st.
KENYON R. A. tannery and glove manufactory, cor. Second and German sts., has continued the business for six years, and is still prepared to furnish all demands for gloves and mittens
KLATT FRANK, livery, feed and sale stables, Broadway cor. Logan st. Farmers, travelers, and others will find here every thing in the livery line desired, and at very reasonable prices.
KOEHNLE & SCULLY, real estate, Broadway
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LINCOLN HOUSE, J. W. Hutchin- son, prop. cor. Broadway and Chicago . st; complete in all of its appointments and comforts
LADUE & THORN, contractors; plans, specifications and estimates fur- nished at short notice; office, Latham's block, Kickapoo st.
LINCOLN HERALD, F. B. Mills, editor and proprietor, Broadway
LINCOLN TIMES, Wallace Nall & Bro. publishers, Kickapoo st.
LOGAN COUNTY REPUBLI- CAN, Joseph B. Bates, editor and pro- prietor, Kickapoo st.
LOGAN COUNTY VOLKS- BLATT, Wallace Nall & Bro. publish- ers, Kickapoo st.
LECHLEITER GEORGE, dealer in groceries and provisions, queensware and glassware, 117 Sangamon st.
LEEDS L. L. Dr. physician, Pulaski st.
LIVINGSTON & GRIESHEIM,
cash clothing house, cor. Kickapoo and Pulaski sts; keep constantly on hand a large and fine stock of clothing, hats, caps and gents' furnishing goods, trunks, valises, etc. Doing a strictly cash business, we are prepared to sell you goods 15 per cent. cheaper than any other house in town. Be sure and call
LOWE CLINTON, composition grave tablets, Chicago st. near Elliott Mills
LOWREY & JOHNSON, machin- ists and founders, McLean st. Will attend promptly to building and repairing mill, engine and agricultural machinery on shortest notice. Castings of every descrip- tion furnished to order, including fencing- posts, hitching-posts, lawn chairs, sofas, store fronts, columns, etc. Give us a call.
LYNCH EDMUND, lawyer, Kicka- poo st.
McGALLIARD & MOURER, job printers, 115 Kickapoo st. The only exclusively job printing house in the county. Best of work at reasonable prices
MILLER & BRO. dyeing and cleaning establishment, Broadway cor. Sangamon st. under Spitly House. Dyeing, cleaning, repairing, etc. done with neatness and dispatch
MILLER, SARGENT & ROSS, physicians and surgeons; office over bank- ing house of Wm. M. Dustin
MILLS F. B. The Lincoln Herald, com- mercial job printing, 154 Broadway
MOHN HENRY, blacksmith and machinist, Sangamon st. All kinds of tools. made to order. Machine repairing a specialty
MOOS JOHN, machinist, Fourth st .. near Fourth ward school-house. Repairing farming machinery a specialty. Work done promptly and well on all machines
NALL WALLACE & BRO. pub- lishers and proprietors of The Lincoln Times and The Logan County Volksblatt; commercial job printing; Kickapoo st.
NOLTE HOUSE, Henry Nolte, prop; Chicago st. Boarding-house and hotel. newly furnished complete, and accommo- dations best in the city
NORRED CHARLES H. physician and surgeon; office and residence cor .. Logan and Pekin sts. one block north of M. E. Ch. Office hours from 9 to II A.M. and I to 4 P.M. All professional business entrusted to my care, in city or country, day or night, will receive my prompt and: careful attention
OLIVER DAVID H. dry goods, Broadway cor. Kickapoo st.
PARKER G. W. real estate, insurance and loan agent, Broadway cor. Chicago st. opposite Lincoln House. First-class com- panies represented -fire, life and accident
PAULLIN ARTHUR, merchant tailor, in Post & Huntington's store, Broadway
PEASE F. O. photographic parlors, 136. Broadway, over Danley's Temple of Music .. Copying and enlarging pictures a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
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POST & HUNTINGTON, Broad- way, the Broadway cash store, dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, carpets, and merchant tailoring. Our goods are of the best quality, and we sell strictly for cash, which enables us to give our customers great advantage over those who buy on time
RANDOLPH & LENTZ, attorneys and counsellors-at-Jaw, 125 Kickapoo st.
RICHTER LOUIS C. grist and flour mill, on Mill st. between Fifth and Sixth sts. Dealer in all kinds of grain. Flour constantly on hand of every brand. Whole- sale and retail
ROSS CHARLES E. grocer, Kicka- poo st. keeps first-class goods and solicits first-class trade. Fine teas, sugars, syrups and every thing in the grocery line. The only party in Lincoln who sells the cele- brated Carrolton flour. Has a large stock of fine-cut and plug chewing tobaccos of the finest grades
RUDOLPH J. T. justice of the peace, Pulaski st.
SCHREIBER GEORGE C. watch- mkr. and jeweler, dealer in watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, spectacles, cutlery, pistols, notions, toys, albums, accordeons, violins, pianos, organs, etc. 143 Pulaski st.
SHERMAN HIRAM, boot and shoe dealer, 131 Kickapoo st.
SIMONTON H. carriage and wagon making and blacksmithing, Pulaski st. south side court-house square, making a specialty of the Simonton Bee-hive, a new invention of his own, and a wonderful success
SIMS & BRO. confectionery and restau- rant (established in 1867), 127 Kickapoo st.
SMALL A. E. physician and surgeon; office in National Bank building, Broad- way. Office hours: 9 to II A.M. 2 to 4 P.M.
SMALL D. W. merchant tailor, 138 Broadway, three doors east of post-office. Cloths, cassimeres, vestings and men's fur- nishing goods
SPITLY HOUSE, P. W. Buer, prop. Broadway cor. Sangamon st. Good sample rooms for traveling men. Bath-rooms attached. Reduced rates to guests remain- ing more than one day
SPLAIN & SIMONTON, general blacksmithing. Repairing and work of every description done to order and war- ranted, at their shop on Pulaski st. south side of court-house square
STRODE & BRANDT, house and sign painters, Broadway. All kinds of graining a specialty
SWITZER J. contractor, builder and carpenter, Broadway, north side of court- house square. Estimates furnished in city or country
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A DAMS AMBROSE, farmer, Sec. 33; P.O. Lincoln; dem; Bap.
Aldridge Charles, farmer, Sec. 9; P.O. Lincoln; dem; liberal
Altic Samuel, farmer, Sec. 7; P.O. Lincoln; rep; liberal
Anderson Charles W. farmer, Sec. 27; P.O. Lincoln; libera]
Apel George, farmer, Sec, II; P.O. Lawndale; dem; Luth.
Auf John, farmer, Sec. 17; P.O. Lincoln; dem; Cath.
BALDWIN SAMUEL, farmer, Sec. 33; P.O. Lincoln; rep; liberal
Barger Lafayette, farmer, Lawndale; rep; lib- ral
Bartlett James I. farmer, Sec. 9; P.O. Lin- coln; rep; liberal
Beaver William, farmer, Sec. 35; P.O. Lin- coln; dem; liberal
Beck William W. farmer, Sec. II; P.O. Lawn- .dale; dem; liberal
Beers Thomas, farmer, Sec. 13; P.O. Lawn- dale; rep; Meth.
Bird James, carpenter, Lawndale; rep; lib- eral
Black John H. farmer, Sec. 18; P.O. Lincoln; rep; liberal
Bowers Samuel, farmer, Sec. 22; P.O. Lincoln; Pres.
BREARLY & SHREVE (Harvey G.
Brearly and Thomas C. Shreve)have a gen- eral store at Lawndale; Brearly was born in New Jersey, Dec. 21, 1839; settled in Logan Co. in 1867; married May 5, 1867, to Anna Frances Shreve; had one child, Joseph G. Shreve was born in New Jersey, Feb. 26, 1839; settled in Logan Co. in 1858; married Aug. 29, 1865, to Eleanor G. Nolan, daughter of Judge Nolan, one of the prominent men of this county; married again Aug. 8, 1876, to Mrs. A. V. Blount, of Bloomington
Brooks E. M. farmer, Lawndale; dem; liberal Brown Horace E. farmer, Sec. 23; P.O. Lin - coln; rep; Bap.
Brown James T. farmer, Sec. 23; P.O. Lin- coln, rep; Bap.
Bullock Richard, farmer, Sec. 18; P.O. Lin- coln; rep; liberal
Buttell Daniel, farmer, Sec. 29; P.O. Lin- coln; dem; Cath.
CAMPBELL C ALEXANDER, farmer, 'Sec, 9; P.O. Lincoln; rep; liberal
Campbell James D. farmer, Sec. 9; P.O. Lin- coln ; rep; liberal
Cardinal John H. farmer; Sec. 12; P.O. Lawn- dale; rep; Meth.
Case Henry, farmer, Sec. 21; P.O. Lincoln; dem; Cath.
Cavett John A. farmer, Sec. 27; P.O. Lincoln; rep; liberal
Clark Peter. farmer, Sec. 34; P.O. Lincoln; Meth; from England
CLAY JOHN HENRY, farmer, Sec. 12; P.O. Lawndale; dem; religion, liberal; born in Green Co. Ohio, Oct. 21, 1840; married . July 1, 1866, to Mary Emeline Hedges; born Logan Co. Ill. June 16, 1844; have five children: Sylvester, Kirk, Amo- zette, Clara Estella, Rebecca Jane; owns 81 acres, value $4,000; has lived at present place since his marriage
Connover John, laborer, Lawndale; dem; lib- eral
Core Benjamin F. farmer, Sec. 32; P.O. Lin- coln; dem; Bap.
Coultice Wiliam, farmer, Sec. IS; P.O. Lin- coln; dem; Meth.
CRAMER WILLIAM B. farmer, Sec. 8; P.O. Lincoln; rep; religion Meth; born in Sciota Co. Ohio, March 21, 1810; settled in Jersey Co. (then Green) Ill. 1837, and settled in Lincoln, this county, 1858; married March 26, 1839, to Mary Thomas, who was born in Ross Co. Ohio, Aug. 26, 1810; liave two children, Deborah, now Mrs. Wm. P. Randolph, and Sarah, now Mrs. Levi Forbes; owns 400 acres of land, value $30,000
Crawford William, farmer, Sec. 2; P.O. Lawn- dale; rep; liberal
Curry J. D. farmer, Sec. 17; P.O. Lincoln Cutlip Christopher, laborer, Lawndale; dem; liberal
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D ARNELL WINFIELD SCOTT, far-
mer, Sec. 10; P.O. Lawndale; rep; liberal
Davis William, farmer, Lawndale; dem; lib- eral
Donnell Michael, farmer, Sec. 26; P.O. Lin- coln; dem; Cath.
Downey John B. farmer, Sec. 21; P.O. Lin- coln; rep; liberal
Duff William D. farmer, Sec. 33; P.O. Lin- coln; rep; liberal
Dunham Monroe, farmer, Sec. 24; P.O. Lin- coln; rep; liberal
Dunham Quincy, farmer, Sec. 23; P.O. Lin- coln; rep: liberal
DUNHAM WILLIAM H. farmer,
Sec. 24; P. O, Lincoln; religion Christain; born in Warren Co. Ohio, Nov. 15, 1821; settled in this county February, 1856; mar- ried Oct. 30, 1844, to Lillian Wilgus, born in Warren Co. Ohio. July 4, 1823; had nine children, lost four; living: Quincy, Monroe, Lucy, Lydia, and Rosy; was in the army three years; on his return was paralyzed in consequence of hardships gone through, and has been entirely helpless for the last ten years; he draws a pension ;. the eldest son, Quincy's patriotism was such that he enlisted in 1865, without consent of his parents, being then 17 years old; owns 80 acres, value $5,000
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