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Isaacs Valentine, e. Jan. 5. '64, m. o. July 14, '65 James David, e. Jan. 5, '64, m. o. Juiy 14, '65
McCormack Absolom, e. March 19, '64, m. o. July 14, '65, as artificer
Mitciiell John F. e. Jan. 5, '64, ni. o. July 14, '65 Morkin Patrick, e. Jan. 5, '64. m. o. July 14, '65 McNaliy Michael, e. Jan. 5. '64. m. o. July 14, '65 Maniey John, e. Jan. 5, '64, m. o. Juiy 14, '65, as Corp.
Platt Alexander, e. Feb, 6,'64, pro. Sergt. then senior Second Lieut.
Robinson Thomas C. e. Jan. 5, '64, m. o. July 14, '65, as Corp.
Radley Henry D. e. Jan. 5, '64, m. o. July 14, '65, as Sergt.
Springstead Wllllam, e. Jan. 5, '64, m. o. Juiy 14, '65, as Quartermaster Sergt.
Wilkes John, e. Jan. 5. '64, in. o. July 14, '64 RECRUITS.
Ayiward Thomas, e. Jan. 27, '62, re-enl. as vet. Ackoff Charles, e. March 1, '62, re-enl. as vet.
Brown John. e. Dec. 15, '63, dishon. disch. to date July 14, '65
Barber Thomas C. e. Jan. 9, '62, re-enl. as vet. Bechald Wm. e. Jan. 7, '62
Boyd Win. E. e. Jan. 22, '62
Brown George, e. Jan. 22, '62, died at Columbus, Ky., March 19, '62
Crisswell George M. e. Dec. 30. '63, m. o. July 14, '65 Crews Phillip, e. Jan. 9,'62, disch. Jan. 8, '65, term ex. Crews Thomas, e. Jan. 9, '62, disch. Jan. 8. '65, terni ex.
Crews James, e. Jan. 15, '62, dishon. dlsch. Oct.11,'62 Cox Fleming, e. Jan. 27. '62, des. June 21, '62
Cox Thomas, e. Feb. 1, '62, died at Columbus, Ky., July 9, '52
Colson Wm. e. Feb. 1. '62, re-enl. as vet.
Dariey Benj. e. Feb. 18, '64, m. o. Juiy 14, '65 Daniels James, e. Jan. 18, '62, re-enl. as vet.
Elliott Thomas, e. Jan. 9, '62, disch. Jan. 8, '65, term ex.
Evans Wm. e. Jan. 15, '63, disch. Jan. 14, '65, term ex. (ibson John M. e. Dec. 15. '62, m. o. July 14. '65 Getler Benj. O. e. Oct. 21, '62, m. o. July 14, '65
Gunnell John, e. Jan. 13, '62, re-enl. as vet.
Hurst Thomas, e. Jan. 11, '62, disch. Jan. 14, '65, term ex.
Hughs Henry, e. Jan. 27. '62
James or Jones Joseplı, e. Dec. 17, '63, m. o. July 14, '65, as artificer
Lawless Martin, e. Jan. 20, '62, des. Nov. 26, '62
McCormick Absolom L. e. March 18, '62, re-enl. as vet.
O'Neal Daniel, e. Jan. 27, '62, des. Aug. 27, '62
Peck Charies M. e. March 28, '64, m. o. Juiy 14, '65 Piatt Alex. e. Feb. 5, '62. re-enl. as vet.
Swaies Win. W. e. Feb. 2, '62, disch. Feb. 2, '65, term expired
Sarchfield James, e. Jan. 7, '62, des. Nov. 26, '62 Tayior Andrew J. e. Jan. 3, '62, disch. Jan. 8, '65, term expired
Thompson Robert, e. Oct. 9, '62
Wright Danlel, e. March 1, '62, disch. Sept 9, '62, disab.
BATTERY M.
UNASSIGNED RECRUITS.
Bradley Bernard, e. Oct. 20, '64
Bailey James, e. April 7, '65
Carrol Henry, e. Nov. 28, '63, des. Dec. 28, 63
Clark James, e. Oct. 20. '64
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE BATTERY.
White George T. e. Oct. 27. '63; dled at VIning Sta- tlou, Ga. Aug. 28, '64, wounds
SPRINGFIELD LIGHT ARTILLERY. RECRUITS.
Booth Wm. W. e. Nov. 23, '63. m. o. June 30, '65 Brown Benj. F. e. Nov. 6, '62. m. o. June 30, '65 Carter Charles W. e. Nov. 6. '62, m. o. June 30, '65 Cross Ethan W. e. March 30, '65
Henry John. e. Nov. 18, '63. m. o. June 30, '65
Thomas e. Nov. 18, '63. m. o. June 30. '65 Thibus Fred W. e. Nov. 18, '63, m. o. May 29, '65
TWENTY NINTH U. S. COLORED INFAN- TRY.
COMPANY E. RECRUITS.
Conner John. e. Feb. 1, '65, m. o. Nov. 6, '65 Masters Lewis, e. Feb. 1, '65, absent, sick, at m. o. of Regt. Thompson Libby, e. Feb. 2, '65, m. o. Nov. 6, '65 COMPANY F. RECRUITS.
Christine Alex. e. Jan. 28, '65, absent, sick, at m. o. of Regt.
Washington Wm. e. Feb. 1, '65, m. o. Nov. 6, '65 COMPANY G. RECRUIT.
Mullen John, e. Jan. 23, '65, m. o. Nov. 6, '65 UNASSIGNED RECRUIT.
HIll John, e. Sept. 5, '64
THIRTEENTH U. S. COLORED ARTILLERY.
Atkinson Join L. e. April 4, '65 Asbrook Sylvanus, e. Aprli 5. '65
Franklin Nathan, e. April 5, '65
Henry George, e. April 5. '65 Kirk Edward, e. March 31, '65 Moore Samuel, e. April 5, '65 Price Alfred, e. Marcin 30, '65
FIRST ARMY CORPS.
PRIVATES.
Shannon Gilbert, Co. No. 3, e. Feb. 21, '65, m. o. Feb. 21, '66
Uillg August, Co. No. 6. e. March 23. '65
Weber George, Co. No. 7. e. March 23. '65
Rommel Fridolin, Co. No. 7. e. March 23, '65 Strumpf Win. Co. No. 7, e. March 23, '65
Gargeman, Co. No. 7, e. March 23, '65
Patterson John, Co. No. 7, e. March 23, '65
Hoffman John T. Co. No. 11, e. April 7, '65, m. o.
Aprli 6, '66, assigned to Co. E. 19th Reg. U. S, Vet. Vois.
RECRUITS FOR THE U. S. REGULAR ARMY.
MorkIn Patrick, e. Sept. '65 Stuorr Alfred F, e. Oct. '65 Brlze John H. e. Jan. '65
BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS.
ab
.above. nr.
near.
av.
. avenue. opp opposite.
bet
between. r
residence.
boards. .south of. S. bds
bldg. building.
w .west of.
cor
corne .. ns
north side.
clk
.clerk. Ws . west side.
lab
laborer. es. east side.
carp
carpenter.
SS_
south side.
e ..
east of.
C. A. & St. L. . Chicago, Alton & St. Louis.
mnfr
manufacturer.
J. N. W. & S. E. Jacksonville, North Western &
n
north of.
South Eastern.
JACKSONVILLE CITY DIRECTORY.
A BNATHER JOHN, lab. r ws N. Main n R.R.
Acorn Edward, clk. r es East s College
Adams D. J. cigars, etc. ss WV. State, Gal- laher's blk. bds. Park house
Adams Mary J. Mrs. r W. College av. opp. College
Adgate J. W. (Adgate & Harris) r es East s of the Brook
ADGATE & HARRIS (John W.
Adgate and William P. Harris), se cor. Square, represent the following well-known companies : Atlantic, New York ; Com mercial Union, London; La Caisse Gen- erale, Paris ; Manhattan, New York; Allemania, Pittsburgh; Milwaukee Me- chanics'; Agricultural, Watertown; Far- mer's, York, Pa .; Fireman's, Dayton ; Im- perial & Northern, London; North Ger- man, Hamburg, and others
Ahlquist John A. clk. Catlin & Co.
Ainsworth Joshua, lab. r East s Morton av. Airey John, shoemkr. r E. College
Akers G. tailor, r es East s Morton av.
Akers Lida Miss, teacher, r. ws. East s. Col- lege
Akers Peter Rev. minister, r E. College av. R.R.
Akers Robert N. (Akers & Russell) r 517 Diamond, cor. Anna
Akers Susan Mrs. r ws East s College
AKERS & RUSSELL (Robert N.
Akers and John W. Russell) iron and brass founders and machinists, office and works near R.R. Junction. New brick building and new machinery. We have the accu- mulated patterns of twenty years' business. Engines, pulleys, shafting, and other ma- chinery furnished at lowest rates, and on short notice. All jobbing work attended to promptly
Alcorn Andrew, drayman, r Church n State Alcott W. A. druggist es Square nr Court, r 209 W. College av. nr Sandy
Alexander Hattie, wid. Francis, r W.R.R. w Bedwell
Alexander Robert, brklayr. r Court cor. West
Alkire C. P. (L. E. & C. P. Alkire) r College av. nr Clay av.
Alkire L. E. (L. E. & C. P. Alkire) r College av. nr Clay av.
Alkire L. E. & C. P. (L. E. and C. P. Alkire) millinery es Square nr Court
Allen A. B. clerk Dunlap house
Allen E. cook, r Marion av. sw cor. Church
Allen E. M. carriagemkr. r E. College av. se cor. Lurton
Allen George, clk. bds. W. Allen's, S. Main opp P.O.
Allen Glover W. clk. bds. College nw cor. Sandy
T. W. & W Toledo, Wabash & Western.
P. P. & ] .. Peoria, Pekin & Jacksonville.
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MORGAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Allen Harrison, grocer, bds. W. Allen's, S. Main opp P.O.
Allen J. W. Rev. pas. Chris. church, r 1002 S. Main
Allen Lafayette, lab. r ss Marion e Church Allen Mack, lab. r Anna cor. Sandy
Allen Theodore, mason, r Madison, e West Allen Wash. grocer S. Main opp P.O. r College, nw cor. Sandy
Allquiet John, clk. r ss Michigan av. e East
Alspaugh Calvin, fireman, bds. Mrs. E. Mc Bride
Alves Eli, r Walnut w Diamond
Alves Mary Mrs. r Walnut w Diamond
Ambler J. wid. Washington
: SS
Mor-
gan nr West
Anderson Benjamin, furniture, r Washing- ton se cor. East
Anderson Bina Miss, dressmkr. r Church nw cor. Court
Anderson Catherine, r S. Mauvaisterre n S. College av. ₹
Anderson Charles G. tinner, r Groghan n W.R.R.
Anderson Emma Miss, dressmkr. r Church nw. cor. Court
Anderson H. M. teacher, r es Clay av. s Franklin
Anderson John, lab. Insane Asylum
Anderson J. S. (J. S. Anderson & Son) r Washington se cor. East
Anderson J. T. dairyman, r W. D. Ander- son
Anderson, J. S. & Son (J. S. & S. T. Ander- son) undertakers ws Square nr Court
Anderson Mary E. dressmaking ne cor. Square, r Church nw cor. Court
Anderson S. T. (S. T. Anderson & Son) r Washington se cor. East
Anderson W. D. dairyman, r es Lincoln av. s Mound av.
Andras Wm. S. r es S. Main s Brook
Andrath M. J. gardener, r Pine n W.R.R.
Andrews A. Mrs. r W.R.R. w Diamond
Andrews A. J. carp. r ws Diamond S
Anna
Andrews E. C. painter, r ws Diamond end Anna
Andrews Frank, painter, r W.R.R. w Dia- mond
Andrews John, carp. r Diamond cor. Lafay- ette av.
Andrews Joseph, teamster, r W.R.R. w Groghan
Angel David, teamster, r Sandusky s W.R.R. Anhalt George, dyer, ns State e Square Anthony Ida, ironer Insane Asylum
Anthony Minnie, chambermaid Insane Asy- lum
Arbogast W. E. cigarmkr. bds. North nr Yates
Arey John, shoemkr. r ns E. Morgan e East Arenz Albert W. dept. clk. co. clk. r ns Col- lege nr Clay av.
Arisman John, barkpr. bds. Southern hotel Armstrong Alex. chief engineer fire depart- ment, r es S. Prairie s Anna
Armstrong Samuel, blacksmth. bds. E. Kee- mer's
Arndt Theodore S. carp. bds. es East, s North
Arnett Charles L. r W.R.R. cor. Brown
Arnett Susan, wid. James, r W.R.R. cor. Brown
Arnold Horace, baker, r College av. nr Gray av.
Arnold Isabella D. Miss, r Prof. H. E. Storr's Arthur Joseph, lab. r West n R.R.
Ashburn Victoria B. attendant Insane Asylum Ashcraft Charles G. blacksmth. r ss Dunlap e Main
Ashelby Matthew, stock dealer, r ns Grove w Prospect
Askew Edward, r ns Court e Yates
Askew J. R. (Askew & Hamill) r E. Court nr Church
Askew & Hamill (J. R. Askew and E H. Hamill) physicians, ss Square, nr Sandy
Athenaeum, Prof. W. D. Sanders, supt. ws Sandy s Square
ATKINS A. J. bridgebldr. residence 608 E. College av. Was born August 15, 1841, in Springfield, Ill .; came to Jackson- ville in the Fall of 1870; was married August 15, 1867, to Miss Kate E. Russell, of Columbus, Ohio; she died December 16, 1869; was married again May 2, 1871, to Miss Kizzie E. McBride; she was born in Salem, N. C. July 31, 1850; he has four children, Harry R. born July 17, 1869, Myra Gertrude born January 31, 1872, Jessie Belle born June 8, 1874, and Harvey D. born October 15, 1876; Harry R. is by his first wife; up to 1873 Mr. A. devoted most of his time to railroad contracting
Atkins K. Mrs. r ss College av. e Hardin av. Atkinson Elizabeth, wid. William, r es East n North
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JACKSONVILLE.
Atwater S. A. Mrs. bds. Dunlap house
Atwater William A. clerk, r .W. College av. cor. West
Auckland Mary E. Miss, Visitors' Attendant Ill. Inst. Blind
Austin Michael, ice cream, r East se cor. Madison
Ayers A. E. (M. P. Ayers & Co.) r ns State opp Westminster
Ayers E. A. med. student, r State cor. Pine Ayers John A. collr. r Caldwell, cor. State Ayers M. P. (M. P. Ayers & Co.) r ns W. State cor. Pine
AYERS M. P. & CO. (M. P. Ayers, W. S. Hook and A. E. Ayers) bankers, ws Square nr W. State
Ayers W. C. P. clk. r East nr the Brook Ayre Jonas, carp. r East
BABCOCK Charles W. physician, bds. I. J. Woodworth's
Back Fanny Miss, r Independence av. n C. & A.R.R.
Bacon Hezekiah, weaver es S. Main end Anna
Bacon H. C. carriagemkr. r es S. Main end Anna
Badger M. B. painter, r West s Lafayette av. Baggs H. W. physician, r ws Church s Grove
Bailey George W., A. M. instructor in Greek, r cor. Lockwood pl. and Mound av.
Bailey E. Miss, nurse Sanitarium
Baker E. Miss. seamstress, r Mrs. M. Baker Baker Frank, jeweler, r Morton av. w West Baker George, baker, r East s Superior av.
Baker Joel, engineer, r Hardin av. se cor. Morton av.
Baker M. Mrs. seamstress, r E. Morgan e East
Baker William, carp. r ws Clay av. n W.R.R. Baldwin Julia Miss, dressmkr. bds. Mrs. E. Cornell
Baldwin W. A. painter, ss Morgan nr Sandy, r Clay av. nr College
Ball Virginia Mrs. wid. Harry, r N. West North
Bancroft Horace, r ss W. State e Prairie
Bancroft J. H. ins. agt. ns Square cor. Sandy, r ss State w Prairie
Banford M. Mrs. r Church se cor. Marion av.
Banks Anderson, paperhngr. r ws Kosciusko n Ann
Baptist Joseph, carp. r ss Lafayette av. e Pine
Baptist Saunders, lab. r Freedman e Cald- well
Baptiste Antonio, blksmth. r W.R.R. w Diamond
Baptiste Joaquin, lab. r Freedman w Dia- mond
Baptiste John, farmer, r Caldwell s W.R.R. Baptiste Sebastian, lab. r Pine n W.R.R.
Barbenhausen Henry, cigarmkr. r College av. çor. Clay av.
Barbenhausen Harmen, lab. r E. College sw. cor. Clay av.
Barber Augustus K. r W. College av. opp College
Barber Geo. W. teamster, r ns Clay av. n Michigan
Barber Thos. r ns E. College av. w Har- din av.
Barcroft William, shoemkr. es Mauvaisterre s. Square
Barcroft William L. clk. r Mauvaisterre nr College av.
Bardsley George, asst. janitor Court House, r North w Sandy
Bardsley George, watchman Ayer's bank, r ss Chambers e C.& A.R.R.
Barker C. A. bkpr. D. and D. Asylum, r es S. Main s Superior av.
Barlow James, music teacher, r Grove cor. Kosciusko
Barnes Bell Mrs. r ss W. State w Church
Barnes Charles, lawyer, r ss W. State e Fay- ette
Barnes William H. lawyer ns W. State nr Square, r ss State nr Church ..
Barns W. Rev. r ss W. State nr Church
Barns R. M. Rev. r Church sw cor. Duncan
Barnett Fielding, porter, r N. Sandy n R.R.
Barnum John, attendant Jacksonville Hospi- tal
Barr Hugh (S. O. Barr & Bro.) r Decatur
Barr S. O. (S. O. Barr & Bro.) r es East n Morton av.
Barr S. O. & Bro. (S. O. and H. Barr) com. mers. ns W. State nr Square
Barr Wm. P. merchant, r ss W. State w Westminster
Barrett Frederick, baker Insane Asylum
Barrett F. P. baker, r ws Clay av. n Superior Barrett G. F. farmer, r West n North
Barrett L. C. conductor C.& A.R.R. r 201 W. College av.
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MORGAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Barrett Tomnick, teacher, r ns E. College av. e East
Barrett -, teamster, r Diamond s Freed- man
Barrows C. S. music and musical instruments, I Conservatory blk.
Barrows J. F. (Barrows & Brown) r Grove nr Westminster
Barrows & Brown (J. F. Barrows and W. T. Brown) pianos and organs, I Conservatory blk.
Barry Richard, lab. r Caldwell s W.R.R.
Bartlett James, carp. r ns East s Morton av. Bartlett James, joiner, r East s Morton av. Bartlett Peter A. agt. r North w West
Barton Harry, farmer, r ns North e Mau. vaisterre
Barton Harry, lab. r ns Clay av. s College
Barton Martha Miss, r es N. Main s Walnut Basconcellos Frank, cigarmkr. r Diamond cor. Lafayette av.
Basconcellos William, driver Johnson & Son Bashforth C. H. bkpr. U. S. Ex. bds. Park house
Bassett L. lab. r Reid & Co. brick yard
Bassett Rose, washerwoman Insane Asylum Batty Charles, blksmth. r Court cor. West Batz Christian, r ss North e East
Batz Fred. butcher, bds. ss North e East
Batz William, lab. Scott & Landers
Bauman Joseph, jeweler, es Square nr State, r North nr Main
Bavington Albert, trav. agt. r Main sw cor. Independence av.
Bavington Elmer, clk. r N. Main n R.R.
Bavington Theo. R. baker Ingalls & Co. r N. Main
Beane Adams Rev. Cong. minister, r ns Mound av. w Park
Beane W. G. attendant Insane Asylum
Beardsley Frank, watchmkr. bds. Park house Beastall William H. carp. r ss Indepen- dence av. n Main
Beaty R. C. clk. bds. 610 W. College
Becker Anthony, blksmth. r College av. sw cor. East
Becker A. (Becker, Rottger & Degen) r College av. nr East
Becker J. H. baker, r ws East s College
Becker Phillip, cabinetmkr. r ss Chambers e East
Becker, Rottger & Degen (Anton Becker, John Rottger and Fred. Degen) furniture and undertakers, ws S. Main nr Square
Beckitt Thomas H. miller, r North cor. West Beckman P. lab. V. Reld & Co. brick yard
Bedeld Charles, barber, bds. College av. nr East
Bedford Charles, carder, r Church n State
Bedwell George W. farmer, r Lafayette av. w Bedwell
Bedwell J. W. stock dealer, r Lafayette av. w Bedwell
Beehan Dennis, lab. r ws Sandy n Anna Beesley Benjamin, r es Caldwell n North
Beesley B. F. cash. Jacksonville National
Bank and treas. Illinois Hospital for the Insane, r. Caldwell cor. North.
Bein Otto, tailor, r Court nr East
BELLATTI JOHN A. (Stryker &
Bellatti), attorney-at-law and notary public, r. Church cor. Morton av.
Belvin Wm. farmer, r es Clay av. s College Bennett Eliza Mrs. r ss E. College av. e Johnson
Bennett Lizzie Mrs. r ns Lafayette av. e East
Benson Lou, porter, Dunlap house
Benson William, wall paper and window shades, house and sign painting, es Main s Square, r Hardin av. s of the brook Bentley Jennie, attendant Insane Asylum
Bento John, lab. r Independence av. n C. & A. R.R.
Berdan James, lawyer, ns Square nr Main, r State nr Church
Bergen B. F. sec. Illinois & Colorado Mining Co. 4 Savings Bank bldg. r 1026 S. Main
Berry Ellen, matron D. & D. Asylum Berry James, machinist Morgan Foundry
Berry John W. miller Scott & Landers
Berry -, r Franklin, nw cor. Goltra av. Berryman L. O. dentist, r ns Prairie n Anna Besten John, lab. r Chambers sw cor. East Bethnay Theodore, baker Kastner & Grassly Bettray Theodore, confectioner, r ns Lafay- ette av. e East
Betts Anna Miss, r es S. Main s College Betts Ella A. Miss, clk. r es Main s College Betzer Annie Miss, seamstress, r Peter Bet- zer
Betzer Peter, tailor, r ss E. State w East
Bickford Asa, farmer, r East se cor. Michi- gan av.
Biggs James, lab. r es N. Sandy n R.R.
Billings Mary S. supervisor D.and D. Asylum Bishop Nathaniel, r 809 W. College av.
Bissell E. S. Mrs. r rear West s Lafayette av.
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JACKSONVILLE.
Bitzer Peter, tailor, r College av. w East Black Elizabeth, wid. John, r North e Church Black G. V. dentist, ss E. State e East
Black S. S. farmer, r Rout e C. & A.R.R. Black W. H. (W. O. Dresbach & Co.) r Clay av. nr Morton av.
Blake William, r ss Michigan av. e Clay av. Blanchard Orlando Prof. r ss State e Square Bland James, lab. r es S. Main s Chambers Bland John, lab. r S. Main s Chambers
Bland J. W. engineer, r S. Main cor. Frank- lin
Bland Mrs. r es S. Main
Blue John, porter, r Clay av. s College
Bobbitt Emma Miss, clk. bds. es Main s College
Bohan Sim, lab. r North nr Sandy
Boilan William, plumber, r Lafayette av. nr Brown
Bolan William, lab. r N. West n R.R.
Bolhman William, barber, r ss E. Morgan e East
BOLINGER R. dealer in Sewing Machines, Platt's new block, se cor. Square, bds. Southern Hotel. Mr. B. has had five years experience in repairing sewing machines, about three years of this time in Jacksonville. He first opened a shop over the post-office, but, by close attention to business, he soon found his quarters too small, and was obliged to move to a larger store, on the Square ; his business gradual- ly increasing he was again compelled to re- move to his present location. Mr. B. is a thorough mechanic and guarantees his work. In connection with repairing all kinds of sewing machines, he keeps con- stantly on hand a large variety of machines of the various companies, which he sells from ten to fifty dollars less than the com- panies retail them for. Sewing machine attachments and every thing pertaining to this business can be had in this store
Bollin Samuel, driver express wagon, r ss . Anna w West
Bond Emlyn, cook Insane Asylum
Booker J. B. ins. agt. r East ne cor. Cham- bers
Born Henry, barber, bds. Sharp nr Clay av.
Boshen Henry, gardener, r es S. Main s College av.
Boston A. farmer, r 830 Grove
Bourke W. A. groceries, ss Morgan nr Sandy, r ws West s College av.
Bouman Joseph, jeweler, r ns North e East Bowen Joseph, r ws East s College
Bowen J. T. broom mnfr. es Sandy n North, r ws N. Main n North
Bowen J. W. (Bowen & Coray) r es S. Main s Superior
Bown Henry, peddler, r ns Independence av. e Main
Boyce Catherine, wid. William, r ns North w Fulton
Boyce Henry W. clk. r Washington sw cor. East
Boyd Wm. lab. r. es E. Morgan e East
Boyer Elizabeth, wid. Decatur, r Mauvais- terre n. North
Boyer John, bartender, r Mauvaisterre n North
Boyer Wm. cook, r Mauvaisterre n North
Brackett A. D. collector, Jack. Nat. Bank, r. College av. cor. Kosciusko
Bradbury J. E. saloon, ws. Square nr Main, r ns Court nr West
Bradbury Robert A. foreman Journal, r s limits
Bradford Lucy, wid. Madison, r Railroad e Howe
Bradley E. W. treas. Colorado Mining Co.
Bradly Elizabeth, wid. William, r ss Dun- lap e Main
Brady George, clk. r Lafayette nr Fayette
Brady George W. clk. r ss Dunlap e. Main Brand Philip, machinist, r East s Morton av.
Brannon James, lab. r E. College av. nw cor. East
Brannon Tarry, prop. tin shop, ss Square, . r es S. West s College
Branson Wm. furniture and undertaker, es Square nr Morgan, r Morgan se cor. Church
Braun Jacob, cabinetmkr. r Caldwell s W. RR. Braun J. P. clk. r Lafayette av. nr Pine
Braun Philip, saloon es Mauvaisterre n Square
Brawner John, cook, r ss Lafayette av. e Brown
Breen Maurice, carp. r Centre e Illinois av.
Brees Mary E. Mrs. seamstress, r ns College opp. J. N.W. & S.W.R.R.
Brehm P. A. Mrs. r. 428 S. Main
Bremer Herman, porter, Oak Lawn Retreat
Brennan James, r College av. nw cor. East Brennan Jolın, lab. r Pine n Lafayette av.
Brennan John, tinner, r College av. cor. East
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Brennan J. W. (Wainright & Brennan) r College av. e East
Brennan Terance (Matheson & Brennan) r 507 West nr Anna
Brereton Hattie, attendant Insane Asylum Bretherick Henry, prof. music, r ns W. State e Westminster
Bretherick H. Mrs. teacher vocal and instru- mental music, r ns W. State e West- minster
Brevator John, lab. r J. Nelegar's
Bridwell H. Mrs. r es West s College av.
Bridwell Reuben, painter, r West s College av.
Brill Benjamin, mer. tailor ne cor. Square, r St. Louis
Broadwell Norman, bkpr. W. H. Broadwell, r ss College av. nr Church
Broadwell W. H. farm machinery 230 and 232 S. Main, r ss College av. nr Church
Brock Marquis M. Prof. D. and D. A.ylum, r Asylum av.
Brockman Samuel C. clerk, r es Hardin av. n Henry
Brockter Mary Mrs. r ns Dunlap
Broll Edward, mason, r Lincoln av. s Mound av.
Bronson, Mathers & Nellis (T. J. Bronson, W. D. Mathers, and G. L. Nellis) saddlery hardware ss Square nr Sandy
Bronson Thomas J. (Bronson, Mathers & Nellis) r 450 E. College av.
Brooks Edward A. law student, r College cor. Sandy
Brooks Geo. farmer, r 716 S. Church
Brooks Joseph, teamster, r Pine n W.R.R.
Brown A. R. attendant Insane Asylum Brown Benj. lab. r es Church n Grove
Brown Burton, carp. r ns Rout e C.& A.R.R.
Brown B. F. shoemkr. r 205 E. College av.
Brown Charles, mason, r ws Fayette s Anna
BROWN C. F. es Square nr Morgan, r West ne cor Chambers, dealer in gro- ceries and provisions, wooden and willow- ware, que ensware, etc. The finest brands of flour for family use, also coffee, sugar, teas, etc., as cheap as can be had anywhere in the city
Brown C. G. physician, r S. Main cor. Col- lege av.
Brown Daniel, student, r 861 W. State
Brown Edward, student r 861 W. State
BROWN G. W. PROPRIETOR AND PRINCIPAL JACKSON- VILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Mr. Brown has lately associated with him- self Mr. H. B. Chicken, an unexcelled pen- man, and a gentleman of rare attainments. The college will be made thorough in every particular, complete in every department, and already possesses a standard equal to any in the West. No young man can do better than to patronize this institution. He can enter at any time, stay as long as he wishes, and pay only for what he gets. For a history of the college, see the histor- ical part of this volume. For any infor- mation desired, address the principals
Brown Elizabeth, wid. John C. r West cor. Lafayette av.
Brown Frank, bartndr. bds. Illinois w North.
Brown George, lab. r es Yates n North
Brown Henry, second cook Park hotel
Brown Jacob P. druggist, r Lafayette av. e Caldwell
BROWN JAMES N. States Atty., office Court House, r W. State w West ; was born in Cooper Co., Mo., May 25th, 1852;came to this county in 1861. Studied with Brown & Epler, and was admitted to practice in Jan., 1874; in April ';4, he was nominated on the Democratic ticket, for City Atty., and elected. Received the nom- ination as State's Atty., at the general elec- tion, in 1876, and was elected. In connec- tion with this office, Mr. B. does a general law business
Brown James W. carp. r Fayette cor. Rich- ards
Brown John, farmer, r 861 W. State
Brown John, lab. r N. Sandy n R.R.
Brown Joseph A. student, r West ne cor. Chambers
Brown L. W. pres. Ill. Banking and Sav. Assn. r ns State nr Prairie
Brown Maggie, ironer Insane Asylum Brown Nancy Mrs r J. B. Wharton's
Brown Orlanda, wid: William, r ns Dunlap w. Clay av.
Brown Oscar, lab. r es Yates n North
BROWN DR. P. L. Physician and Surgeon, office and residence, west side State Street, opp. the Court House, Jack- sonville, Ill .; was born in Jackson, Mich- igan, January 1, 1842; and married in Jack- sonville, July 15, 1877, to Miss Ettie Cary.
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Dr. Brown is a graduate of two of the leading medical schools in the country, viz. Medical Department of the University of Michigan, and Keokuk Medical College, of Iowa; was surgeon in the Union Army,from 1863 until the close of the war. Came to to Illinois in 1866, and located in Butler, Montgomery Co .; removed to Jacksonville in 1875, where he continues the practice of medicine and surgery. He has the finest business location in the city. Drives good horses, and goes day and night
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